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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
.28 Killed in
 Plane Crash
(By Associated PresS)

TWenty-eight persons were killed Saturday night when an airliner struck mountain top 195 miles east of Rimouski, Quebec. The plane crashed and burned about 12 miles from its destination. It was making a fifty-mile flight across the Gull of St. Lawrence from Port Meunier to the town of Gaspe.
 Ground parties reached the crash scene today. They say they have been able to identify only the bodies of the pilot Emerson Mills, and the co-pilot, Ross Miles.
 An airlines pilot says Miss Odette Ouellet of Bic, Quebec was known to have been aboard the plane. She was the daughter of Wilfred Ouel- |let, Vice President of Rimouski Airlines, owner of the plane which |crashed.
 The other 25 passengers are said to be lumberjacks who were heading home from the Anticosti woods for a holiday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
NEW ANGLE IN BERLIN
 BLOCKADE
U. 5. and Britain Halt Rail Traffic Between Western
 Europe and Russ Zone
tBy The Associated PresS)

tBy The Associated Press)
 The U. s. and Britain halted rail traffic between Western Europe and the Russian Zone of Germany to- night.
 Technical difficulties were as- signed as the reason. The Russians asserted month ago that the lone railroad between Berlin and the West had teen closed because of technical difficulties"
 The Berlin City Government dis missed Police President Paul Mark graf, whom the Russians appointed in 1945. The act is expected to have wide repercussionS.
 Ranking diplomats of the U. S., Britain and France appeared to be arranging for talks with Russia on the Berlin blockade and other Ger man problems.
 There was speculation about either another four power meeting of the Foreign Ministers Council or talks directly between President Truman and Prime Minister Stalin. The lat ter seemed unlikely.
 Many believe the basic reason for the Russian blockade of Berlin is to force the Western Powers to reopen the whole German question:
 BERLIN-Gen. LuciuS D. Clay, U. g. Military Governor, just back from talks in Washington and Lon don, indicated the Americans had swung into line with the British and French positions. Both those countries have appeared willing to talk with Russia about all Ger many, not just Berlin.
 Clay said the U. s. is prepared to negotiate on all of Germany, but mot under duress." Duress means the land blockade of Berlin.
 LONDON-Critical consultations are going on in London. Walter Be- dell Smith, U. s. Ambassador to Russia, is there. The diplomats are relieved talking about how far the Western Powers will go in talks on Germany if the Russians lift the blockade, and what to do if Russia refuses to unblock the rail, road and barge routes through their zone.
 FRANKFURT-Cl and the British and French Military gover- nors talked in Frankfurt with Ger man leaders on plans for the new western German state, a project which has alarmed the Kremlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
QUEEN AND. DIXON
 DOCK AT STORAGE

The Queen. skippered by Olaf Westby, landed at Juneau Cold Stor- age over the weekend with 30,00O pounds cod and 4,000 halibut; and the Dixon, headed by Emil Samuel son was in with 10000 pounds cod and l,200 pounds halibut.
 The halibut went at l8 for large, eight for chix and eighteen cents a pound for medium. The cod were taken at twelve and seven cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26

announcement that two vessels are being held up Indications were that others would follow, spokes- men said
 Santa Ana Steamship Company which served Alaska's kuskokwim River area, is turning back the freighter Coastal Rider to the Mar itime Commission. Company off cials said they plan to transport remaining cargo from Seattle to Bethel by barge.
 The Alaska Transportation Com pany also announced it is return ing the freighter Northern Voy- ager to the Commission.
 Vessels RedeIivered
 Spokesmen for both companies said the vessels are being redeliv- cred to the government because of recent expiration of the Alaska shipping charter agreement.
 The commission has declined to renew the former agreement under which the ship lines chartered goyernment-owned vessels for Sl a year. Under this plan, the gov- ernment also paid ship insurance costs.
 Government-oWne vessels sail ing to Alaska after the June 30 contract expiration must be oper- ated by the companies on regular ! bareboat charter terms; at cost, roughly, of b percent of the sales prices of the ship, plus payment of hull insurance.
 Turn back Reasons s. J. Swanson, vice president of Alaska Transportation Company said the Northern Voyager was be- ing turned hack to the Commission because the company finds it "ab- solutely' impossible to operate her on bareboat charter under the pres ent rate level"
 The line is operating two other freighters under the new charter terms, Swanson said. The ships are the Glove Hitch and the Grom- met Reefer; also in service is the company-owned passenger ship George Washington.
 One Charter Made
 Northland Transportation Com pany, which recently bought the Liberty ship Chief Washable from the Government, has chartered the freighter Sailors Splice from the Commission. The line is operating the passenger ship Alaska under private charter from Alaska Steam : ship Company
 Alaska Steamship Company. SC far has chartered the Cape Victory and the Flemish Knot under the new terms. The company also has purchased the freighter Termina Knot from the commission. The three passenger ships, Aleutian Baranof and Denali, and the freighter Victoria, are owned by the company.
 Still indefinite is the status oi nine or 10 other freighters in the trade, which sailed from Seattle before the old agreement expired They will be allowed to complete their voyages under the past terms but must either be turned back tc the commission. or taken under new charter upon their return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
FIRST VESSEL OF l948 SEASON AT BARROW

SEATTLE, July zo-lR-The first vessel to reach Point Barrow this summer, the Coast Guard icebreak- CT Northwind, arrived Saturday.
 The vessel brought both dental and medical aid to residents of the community, the northernmost point of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
GOVERNOR DUE BACK

Governor Ernest Gruening is due to return tomorrow after visit to Anchorage with Secretary of the Treasury John w. Snyder and a meeting there with Admiral Joseph Stika and members of a Coast Guard Investigating Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
Chartered Ships in Alaska
 Service Being Withdrawn;
 Turned Back 10 Commission

SEATTLE, July 26.-R-Seattle- Alaska ships are being withdrawn from service at the start of the bus fest shipping season in tffe trades postwar history.
 This paradox is disclosed with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
PAA VISITORS

Hal Laird of Pan Americans New York City advertising office, and Don Berard of the Seattle cargo Department visited Juneau over the weekend on familiarizatlon flight. They returned south yes- terday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
The W ashington Merry Co., Round
By DREW PEARSON
Copyright, l94s, by The Bell Syndicate,
 Inc

" VASHINGTON- Sulkiest North Carolina delegate at the Demo- cratic Convention in Philadelphia was Sen William B. Umstead, the only U. s. Senator who had been denied renomination by North Carolina Umstead was defeated in the recent primaries by North Carolinas great war Governor, Melville Broughton, and his irrita- ton over that defeat was popping out all over him at Philadelphia
 Meanwhile North Carolina dele gates told this significant story of Umstead's defeat.
 Shortly after his appointment to the Senate, following the death of Sen. Josiah Bailey, Umstead called a meeting of the State Democratic Committee to tender his resigna- ton as chairman. The meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
YACHT (OR5AIR Ih
 PORT GOING SOUTH

The Corsair arrived this afternoon at o'clock from Whittier, with 62 round trip passengers atoard.
 She is scheduled to leave at O. clock this evening for Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
FROM SITKA

Sitka residents staying at the Baranof Hotel include Mrs. Fran cis Roach and Howard Tanben- eek and family.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
AUTO MAN HERE

With the Chevrolet Motor Divis- ion, Seattle, O. D. Daniels is in town, staying at the Baranof Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26

Charles Hoyt and Ray Ferguson from Fairbanks are visitors in Ju- neau, staying at the Baranof Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
FROM KLUKWAN

Mrs. Rayno A. Johnson of Kluk- wan is at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26
COUPLE FROM FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. J. B. Beardsley of Fairbanks are guests at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26

TOKYO-A typhoon is reported nearing the southeast China and Formosa coasts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26

tContinued on Page Four)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-26

FRANKFURT-Clay and the British and French Military gover- nors talked in Frankfurt with Ger man leaders on plans for the new western German state, a project which has alarmed the Kremlin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

Sn Der vSteuben 9ieips" ipirb ein
Sdreiben peroffentliht, oaB Der
ErGiibent Der Steuben Societp,
Sheobor 8. Soffmann, bon ben,
6ilfsiefretdr Charles 6. Salbmann
bonn Stoatsbepartement erbalten
hat. @ir hrinaen bieies Ghreihen
nad)ftcbeno in beutihcr lleberiet=
alln0:
Sebr berebrter Serr Soffmann
Sd) babe Shren Brief erbolten.
in ipelhem Sic nacb ben ssortirtrit=
ten fraaen. bic in Gerbinblrna nit
Der Gntlolilrna Der bel1tiden &rieos=
aefanaencn 0ernaht iunrben lino.
ncld,e bon bieier Sleaierllna an
iSranfreih. geloien uno 2llrembura
iihcrtpicien mllrben.
Cine Hahfra0e oieier 9ieoierllno
bel ser in 8etroht fommcnoen orci
Geaierunaen eraab. baR 2urembur0
lmo 8eloien Die belltid)en &rieasoe=
fanaenen entlaIien bat. sSranfreid)
bat nadp Dem felt Dem IA. MGrs
1947 in &raft befinoIihen 9lbfom=
men cine betrdhtlihe 2ohl entlai
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
kie| Elm riesiger Schiffsfriedhof

beute9 - Surh gombentreifer aui.
geriiien, ausgebrannt, l,mgefippt
Iiest ser &olob BON $4,000 Sonnen
am Sinoenburg- llier. Nur oie giien.
maiien fann man nod periperten
Man lpeib nod nid)t, Oh man oas
Shiii SunGdblt lpieoer ilottmahen
ooer iprengen iou. Die Ml1ibauten
iaIlen segenmGrtis elmer Shrottaf
tion ensliidber Gienitlteueu 5,,m
Spier.
1880 9HS bat sic rNonte Oil
pia". Sic liest i'm Sd,eerbaien aiel-
@if aui Ser Seitc, ebenfaqs ausse-
branut uno ipGter geiprengt 2ie
Sf)iiie Ser ~Monte" "salaiie iabren
nab Siioamerifu. COMPLEMENTARY,
billig uno beQlem.
gor fllr5em perlieB oas 10000
g&S sroBe 8aliansmutteridiii
vSan Wellem" sic 9icler S0roe. Sn
wo6enlanger 9lrbeit puroe Sieie
iriibere idyuinlmenoe 6abrif
abgeSidtet unb gebobcn.
Die id)percn areu5er .Momiral
aiel. - @dbr:no bel Scapa Slosp
rlno 100000 .so,u,en ShiiiSraum
Hrienft puroen, singen bel ser Sfa.
gerraflfla6t runo 174,OOO 5onnen
unter. Sm aieler Saien aber liesen
iiber 100000 Sonnen Sbiiisraum.
Die ourf Sen 8rie9 obnebin ibon
id)per setrofiene Staot &iel beber.
bergt alio audi nod Sen 5meitsr0B-
ten Stifisfrieobof ser @elt, pobei
Die etspa 100 @rafs, Die Dor ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

leI
gSie Sbnen befamt iein biirfte.
iiebt bas Nhfommen nit Der fran.
s0iiihen Neeieruna Die Gntlaiiun0
Der &ricasaefonaenen in aipei Mrten
Dor. l.. Gntlaiiun0 bon 10000
Mann per Monat unb 2. cine iSrei=
laiillna in 'sronfreih als freie Cir
better fir bieieniQen, Die freipillia
in iSranfreih bleiben tpollen.
Tieie 8citimmlna oes slbfom=
mems QaIt fir ale ocltItben &rie0ss
oefon0enen, einitlieRlirh berieni=
gen, Die Don Den Nran,oien iclhIt
aefan0cn 0cnommcn poroen morcn.
Nad) eSnformationen, Die I'M De-
portement eintraien llnb bon omtli-
hen fronsoiiihen Sllellen Itammcn,
betrG0t bic 3obl Der iith nod in
Tranfrcih befinblict)en oelltihcn
&rieasaefanaenen 3O1 ,44O. 2pi-
ihen bem Ia. Mdrs uno benz 81.
9eaember 1947 nlroen insaeiomt
27S.OOG @efonOcne freiaelalien.
1S1.645 ipllroen nah Seutidlono
suriidaebraht, tpGhreno 96.361 es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

pllnftc uno feline anoercn maRoe;
bcnn iino.
Ser bisherioe Ioriibcnoe DC,
GM9l2S@, Gpmorb SO. S'Gonnor
tcilte Der Gcriammllno NIT, oaR i'm
Sabre 1947 oenau noh einnul ID
piel perianpt nurbc lpie i'm Sabre
1916, uno baH ocnnph sic .tot III,
perminoert anbGlt. Sn crltcr Clinic
lei Den &inoern 0eholfcn lporoen. il,
5lpciter lpcrocnocn Wtiittcrn, lmr
ollRcroem icicn blln0ernoe Stuhcns
ten lmo Stllbcntinnen hepor,Iot
lporbcn.
Sic GH9l2SG fat iolpobl @roF,
Berlin, lpic bic anlcrifoniid)c, Oi(
enaliihe lmb bic fran,0iiid)e Bone
in 9eutihlano beliefert.
9luf Der Sen. =Scriammllrna pur.
ocn ancrfennenoc Sclcaramnic per.
leicn lolpobl bon General 2llcius .
Clan, Dem amerifaniihcn MilitGr.
aouperneur Seutihlanos, lno pol
Dem SeeresietrctGr &ennetb 6. Ho'
pal. Sm Selearomm oes 6eeresie.
fretars beiBt es: .9ie erfolareif)t
llnterltilbun0sorbeit Der GHM2SG
in 0eutid,lano peroient bic berslih
ltcn 8liifipiinife. Sie Sammlunc
llno Gertcillna bon @aren i'm @erl
Don 40 Millionen Sollar beoeutel
mebr ais Die bloRe 9icfcruna por
Nabrlna. aleiouna uno Mcbifa
menten an Die NotleiOcnoen oieies
9anbcs. G9t9(0S@s 9lrbeit sciaI
Dielmchr Dem oeutid)cn Golfe ii
bohit ipirfiamer @eiie bic mobrt
SreunOlidfeit unb @roBmut oes
amerifaniihen 8olfes. 9urh oieit
ihonlte 8crluirflihuna Der 0emo
fratie bat bic G929l2S@ Der mill.
tdriifcn Geaieruno in TclltihIonl
Den belten 0ienit eripeiien. Sd) be.
nllbe aerne bieie @elcaenbcit, I'M
Der SHN2S@ lmb alien ibren an
QelhlolIenen Gcrcinen i'm 9lamcr
Der grmec Den 9ant fir ibre aclci
ltete arbcit aussuoriifen unb Die
belten 8iinihe fir icoen nur mGa.
lihen GrTola in Der 3uf,nft.
,Siir oas 0eihGftsiabr 194S
lpllroen folaenoc Beamte aelpGblt
Vorlibenoer: Or. Qeslie WoR pom
Gburh &orlo Serpice, Der Inter.
Observation-Disclosures Der perei-
niaten hriltlihen &irhen Nlmcrifas
ltellpertretenber Soriitenber; so.
iepb e. 8pler pom 2entralfomite,
Der Wennoniten. SefretGr: Neslel
HuB BON ben Gudfern, Shabmei
tier: Gomllnb g. Cummings Dor
Der fatholiid)en @oblfahrtsoraani
J iation Mmerifas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

iino es nod ettpa 200. Sbre &c.
iamttonnage iiberiteist bel peitem Die
3abl 100000. llnunterbrohen iinS
ypei aranid)iiie, iiini 1auderiabr.
seltge llno 5pei Sblepper t1ti9, Inn
penigitens oie tpihtislten isabrrinneu
l,no aais irei5lunad)en. Sic neroen
nod lange 3eit gebrauhen. Inn Dem
aieler Safen nieoer elm einigerma,
ben frieOlif)es uno oroentlidHs VilS
81 geben.
0as einsiae ser i'm aieler Saien
perIenften Sd)iiie. bas beute nod ie,
nanoem et1pas niist. liegt in Ser
Sorn. gs lit ser Gampier .1ran3
Siirgens". Seine s(uibalten ragen
nod alS oem 0aiier unS - oicncn
mebrcrcn Sliihtlingsiamilicn aIs I'm,
terfunit. Sic iiiblen iit gan, mobI
oarin uno boiien nlr. Dab ser Camp,
1er nidt 10 baIo gcboben miro, oa tic
Damn ms Sager nriiiien. 5inoigteit
oes Menidcn ooer Ssronic oes Sbid,
'als? Die 2ellte benfen niht ouriirr
:ad), uno oas lit gut 10.
Iie Staot lit ebeniaCs optimiitiih,
uno audi oas lit gut 10. Sic min Slid.
anlanoeplGse ifaiien, oen 8aren-
nnlblas I'M Saien forhern uno neue
Sllhultriebetriebe an sic liter perle,
gen. Sic mil alio Ne lebten blmoert
Sabre ouslold)en ullo iif) ioSuiagen
pom ,sild)eroori mieoer boharbeiten.
$4,000 aieler miiniben hieiem Ipr.
be %: pollen Griols.
(~Gieler Nahrihten")
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
steung der Regeung zur Frage der kriegsgefangenen

nprsoaen aIs freie slrbeiter il,
;Sronfreih au bleiben. BUR lebten
&ateaorie fommen nnh ipeitere
43.7OO Monn oeren sSreilaiiumo
in bie @eoe. QeIeitet lit. bic &C.
iomtaohl Der @cfanaenen perrinaert
lid, ettpos burh cine 9lnsahI entfIp.
bcner @efan0ener. Gs burfte Sie in
tcrenieren, al erfabren. haR au.
fiinftia Die monatlite State ouf
$4,000 Mann crb0bt miro.
Sas Staatsbeportement blcibt
ourd) bie amerifaniihe 8otihoft in
Eoris iiber ale 0orQGn0c, iolpeit
bic &rie0saefonaencn in sSraoe font
men. auf Dem 2oufenben. Sic fon=
ncn periictert iein, boR Die 9lnaele=
Qenbeit perfolat miro, bis bie Gnt=
loIillnaen beenbet iino.
Sd pertroile, bof Sbnen bieie
Snfprmation aeniiaeno llntcrlooen
bietet aur 9eontiuortun0 Der iSra=
Qen in oieier 9lnaeleoenheit.
Graebenit Sbr
Qe,. Charles 6. SaIbman.
9liiiitont Secretorn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Sendungen der cRAL0G an beduerftige
Deutsche bisher $4,000, 900 Pfund

Sem s)orf. - Die GR9l9S@
bielt in ibrcn 9RGumen, 122 Sit
%. Strabe in Sem gorf, cine Sc.
Notwithstanding ab uno crltatte.
te geriGht iiber ibre Sitiafcit in oc1
Subrcn 1916 uno l947. Sci G9tsl=
SS8 lit Die INSTRUMENTATION ppn
II amcrifaniihen @obliabrtsper,
bGnoen. Die iplppbl Gintauf, lpie
/ GerihifflIn0 oller Der gSaren iibers
npmmcn bat, bic CUR Sinoerllna Der
oclltihcn 9tot BON oicieu 0erbGnoen
Qeiammclt lpllrocn.
Ser 9tame lit Die abfiirsenoc 3u.
iammcnaiebuna folaenoer lSortc
She Council Of 9icliei 9laencics
,, SicenieO for Operation in 8erma.
np." Bic II anoeihloiienen Sr0oni.
iationen iino:
9lmerican 8aptilt 9ielief, 9lmeri,
ican ,Srienos Serpice Committee
Snc., 8retbern Serpice Committee
Snc., Gburh @orlo Serpice, Com.
mite on 'Gbriitian Science, Gonare.
aational Gbriltian Serpice Com,
mittee. Snternationol Social Serp.
picc. Snc., Snternational Hescut
onO Gelief Committee. Snc., 2abo,
Seaaue for Suman 3iabts, q. =
Of g., 9lltberan ySorIo Geliei, Snc.
Wennonite Central Committee Snc.
9tationul GSS Community Serp
ices Committee; Nuiiion Gbiloren'
Nelfare Societp .Snc., She Salpa
tion 9lrmp, Solltci isunoation
Snc.. Unitarian Serpice Committee
9fational Catholic @elfare Con.
ference. Snc.
Bir peroffentlihen bier einiat
Der imponierenoen 3abl aus oel
Silans pon 1946 uno 1947. 0it
GHN2S@ perianote iiber 10000.
600 Yflno an Nahruna, &leiounQ
llno Weoifamenten in oieien beiocn
Sabren, bic I'M 8ansen einen @erl
pon $40, 900. 900 batten. 9lue oieie
@aren ooer bas @clb bafiir ipuroer
pom Den obem ertpGbntcn 8obl=
fabrtsorNaniiationen aeiammclt uni
pom amerifaniihen 8olf oeipenoet
Sie baben 6unoerttauienoen pol
lcioenoen 9eutihen aebolfen I'M.
bauptidhlih bic 91ot Der &inoer &C.
! linoert. Die @aren lperoen I'll &c
/ Sroaent bon ben epanaeliid)en Sir.
den, Az 80 Broaent bon ben ia
tboliid)en &irhen, su 80 Eroaen1
bon Der Observation-Disclosures uno ~
10 Broaent pom Noten &reu;
Deutihlanbs an bic Bebiirftioer
perteilt, eine 0erteiluna, BEL Der nu1
ioaiale uno aeiunbbeitlihe @eiihts
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

0oroe liegen, nod niht mit9e5ablt
lino.
Sinoenburs,lier - manhe nennen
cs INNER nod cine ErabtitraBe.
SammerihIGge baaen iiber oas @ai=
ier. 9fan riidt Sem @rad ser vMelp
Dorf" 81 2eibe. aranarme beben
uno ienfen iib. Shuten fabren Der.
Gll
Salons nno Sonnenoeds, fomior-
table SpeiieiGIe, Sd,mimmboo, 8i-
bliotbef, sic belten a0de peridieoeuer
Nationalittit. Muiiftapellen uno uiele
anoere ginrihtllngen uno Iinge per
ih0ntcn emit Sen Yaiiagieren ser
"Nelu IDcrf" oie lleteriabrt nab sen
Staaten. Gin 2lruSihiii. - llno
Sheer" uno Slipper" iolpie Ger
arcl5er ~GmOen" iino beute nod
iihtbare lle6errelte ser ebemaligen
oeutiden ariegsilotte. 9lae orei limo
nah Sprengi,ngen mebriad burd)ge.
broben uno lollen oesbalb in ser Jet
,i9cn Sage abgenradt nerbcn.
llnb bie uniid,tbaren lleberrelte
Ser 6lotte? - Go lt.8oote, aht Ni.
neniubboote, orei 5orpeooboote, oas
II gesleitidiii ~grwin @aBner".
uiele Stllrmhoote, Sbneabnote unb
6dbrprdme, Sperrbreber, 0orpoiten-
bootc uirp. liegen aui oem @r,lnoe
Der 1orbe.
24S Wrads nurben BEL Rriegs.
enNe i'm &ieler 6aien aeiGhIt. oeute
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Vur cute Ernte kann WeItlaqe bessern

&aibinatnn. - 9tod) elmer fiir,=
lid) erfolQten GrflGruno ocs Slfers
bollncportcmcnts miro mad, Der nGtts
item Grpe Die &eriorollno Der &clt
nit NabrlrnQsmittcln "etpoS beiier
iein", INNER porarsacieBt, hob I'M
NllnltiNcs 9Sctter Den ii)Gncn Sonif.
nlnNtn tcincn idhlclbten Strcid)
Ipielt.
sllld) ncm iih ollc Sopiinllu0cn
crfilllen, miro cs nod piclc @cbictc
Qcbcn, 100 bic gcp0lfcrlln0 niht 10
picl I'll eiicn boben lpiro, mie ppr
Dem &rie0.
Grit tilr,lih nulRtcn Notionen in
NclpilIcn Seilcn bon 9lIien lno Glr,
ropa nocb lpcitcr berllntcroccibt lper=
Den.
M Dem 9eriht mcroen folcnnoe
Eunftc anaefiibrt:
1. Die &interanioat mar arGber,
lno Die slusiid)ten iiir bic 8citclluno
Der 'Scloer I'M ,Sriibiobr iino out.
,. Die Teriorauna nit 9unaltof-
rem rno !Sarm9erGt lit etlpas better
ais por einem Ssabr.
3. Die &eltproouftion pon 8rot-
Netrcioc, Geis. iSctt uno Spciic6l,
pon 3uder uno Sd,lahtpicb oiirfte
i'm lalItenoen Sabr sunebmen.
| 1. Sie &eltprobuftion i'm lebten
Iahr mar etipos beiier ols i'm Sabre
! 1916. blieb abcr noc) ipeit binter
Dem Surd)lhnitt oes @orfrieQsiobre
5uriif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Elm Waehlun
gskuriosum

9ie quite olte Belt ideint eno=
aiiltia borbei al iein. Gun per-
ihipinben aud) sic Maria- s ShereIien=
SoIer. Die fat 200 Sabre in Mbeiii=
MEN i'm llmIauf naren llnb iic) oIs
Elm administration aans heion=
herer 9lrt iiher ale Grihiitterunoen
binipeo aerettet batten. Gpr einiocn
8oden trof in 9lmerifa Gin id,merer
Silbertronsport inn 8erte bon elmer
Willion Sollor Gin, Der aus rlnb
,lpei MilIionen Moria Sbereiien=
SoIer heltono Die in Sen Gtoaten in
dtbiopiihe Sollar lmaeidnolscn
lperben.
Sic uripriinalih in Dem ebemols
6absbllraiid,cn &encoio unb ipGtcr
in &ien Qeprdaten Silhermiinacn
nit Dem 8ilbnis Der &aiierin
(174O=17SO) iparen biz 1945 in
Mbciiinicn bic oanabarite @cloiorte.
Omar botten bie Stoliener naf oem
Houb oes 2anoes i'm Sabre 1898
Die MuRerfroftiebuno bes Solers
anaeoronet, bod febrte Iih bic 8e.
p0lferlna tpenio an oieie Gntid,ci-
ouno. Grit Ser sipeite &riea bat audi
bier cine llmipGlsuna aebrad,t. Sn
8ealeitllna Der iieoreihen alliierten
Sruppen famen inbiid,e uno bri=
tiid=oltaf afritaniid,e @eloiorten in
bos 2ono, ipie neueroinos audi tpei-
terbin aroBe Menaen an Maria.
! Sbereiien=SaIern in llmlauf aeiebt
puroen. Die aber auf @runb zines
ouf 25 Sabre befriiteten gbfom.
mems niht mehr in Wien. ionocrn
in Sriiliel. 9onoon unb Garis oe=
prGot iporoen iparen.. glue aeioten
lie bos olcihe gilo: ouf Der Gor.
oerieite bas GortrGt Der &aiierin,
auf Der Hiifieit oos olte olterreihi-
ihe @appcn NIT Dem SoppclaoIer
rno Der Sobresaabl 1880. Sie Sab
ressahl blieb iibriQens INNER bic
| llcihe, aleitl)oiiltio mann Die Wiin,e
alh i'm einsclncn ocprGot pprocn
mar. 1045 perfiiate sic Heoieruno
oes Teaus nun Die llnaiiltiafeit Der
SoleripGbrllno unb icbuf ais ncre
] @eloeinbeit ben Gthippiid,en Sollar,
Der cincn gSert pon O,4O25 llSMs
Sent entipricbt. Sa aber bic mcilten
@eidGfte in Mbeiiinien in Solern
abaeicbloiicn iuaren, perfiiate man.
oaB fiir bic neue @Ghruna Der
Shliiiicl Elm Solcr aleih Gthiopi,
icber Collar su aelten bat.
Sie 2abl Der in 9lbeiiinien um-
laufenoen Morio=S hereIicn-Soler
miro allf etlpo so Millionen Stiid
laeid,dbt, Die Ginipobnersohl betrGot
rilnb so Millionen. Sn bcn sSahren
1874 bis 1876 perlieRen nirht ,peni.
ger als sehn Wiillionen SoIer birier
l9lrt Die @iener Miinse, INN meiIt ulf
Die &ehnllna bon Srieltiner San.