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Evening star., 1948-09-28
DeweyRe Re-emphasizes
Unity Of America
On Foreign Policy
Warns TotoIitorions Not
To Count on Election
Year as Divisionory
By J. A. o'Leory
Sfor Sfoff Correspondent

ABOARD THE DEWEY SPE-
CIAL, Sept. 28.-The totalitarian
governments of Europe were on
notice from Gov. Dewey today
that the current election cam
paign will not divide America
In this critical hour of United
Nations peace negotiations.
Twice yesterday as he Travelled
north through Oregon and Wash
ington, the Republican presidential
nominee put aside domestic issues
to give what was, in effect, a warn
ing to Russia not to count on the
approaching election as a good time
to force a showdown with the
Western Powers on their postwar
differences.
Although the New York Governor
had said substantially the same
thing several times before, his words
took on added significance yester-
day in the light of the breakdown
in negotiations with Moscow over
the Berlin blockade, and the de-
cision of the Western Powers to
lay the whole problem before the
United Nations Security Council.
Foreign Policy Speech.
AS his train started east this
morning across Washington, the
Republican nominee was believed tc
be preparing a major foreign policy
speech for delivery later in the
campaign.
The strongest pledge Gov. Dewey
has yet given that the United States
will maintain a united front at the
Paris meetings came yesterday as
he was addressing several thousand
Oregonians who filled the Civic
Auditorium in Portland.
Again last night in Seattle, Gov
Dewey sounded this warning, pre-
sumably directed at Prime Minister
Stain:
Let no ruler in this world for one
moment suspect that because we
(See DEWEY, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1948-09-28
By Archibald M. CrossIey
Director, the CrossIey Poll

In the Eastern and Central
States, President Truman appar-
emily has lost to Gov. Dewey and
to others one-third of the Roosevelt
voters who are likely to vote this
November.
BY contrast. the Republican can
didate will yield to Mr.. Truman ana
to others only 8 per cent OF ms
1914 voters who will go to the polls
In November.
This sharing of the Roosevelt
voters, of course, does not represent
all of Mr.. Truman's Democratic
loss, as considerably more Roose-
yelt voters are likely to stay at home
this year than previous Dewey
voters.
voters in 1914 In the Eastern and
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Peary Records, Found
In Arctic, Are Brought
To Navy Department
Hundwritten Documents
Located by Task Force
45O Miles from Pole

HandWritten records OF Comdr.
Robert E. Pearys discovery OF
the North Pole, found in a bottle
on a barren cape $50 miles south
of the pole, have been brought to
this country by a Navy and
Coast Guard Arctic task force,
the State Department reported
today.
The expedition OF two ice break
ers and one cargo vessel, carrying
500 hardy officers and enlisted men,
was an unpublicized venture of
American and Canadian authorities
to supply existing weather stations
and find sites for two new ones.
The papers are now in possession
of the Navy Department here. When
their contents will be released to the
public and where they will be perm
anently displayed is matter for the
Navy Department and Canadian au-
thorities to decide, since the cache
was located in Canada, it was said.
A member of the expedition told
the Associated Press the papers
were found in a whisky bottle.
Sails Farthest North.
In addition to finding the historic
Peary papers, the group made two
other noteworthy achievements.
Two of the ships pushed beyond
s. north latitude for the first time
any vessel had steamed that far
under its own power. Then, on the
return trip, the expedition nosed
part OF the way south in channels
possibly never before sailed.
Unlike Comdr. Peary, whose
1866 expedition was accomplished
with dog sled and huskies. the ad-
venture which got under way July
Is was equipped with hellcopters
and other modern devices.
In fact, it was with one OF the
helicopters that the Peary cache
was found, just when it appeared
that part of the expedition was
doomed to failure. One other at
tempt had failed, and with the long
Arctic days rapidly dWindling into
darkness the signal for the return
Journey was only two days off.
Cairn Sighted From Air.
Taking off from the aft deck of
the Coast Guard breaker Eastwind
the helicopter flew over the cape
known as Sheridan. When black
hump was sighted, the craft dropped
down and identified the cairn, or
pile of rocks, in which Comdr. Peary
had left the papers sealed in a
bottle.
Also found in the cairn were copies
of papers left there by the British
expedition of 1876. Comdr. Peary
had discovered those papers in 1905
and, in taking the originals for re-
turn to the United States, had made
copies for preservation at Sheridan.
Comdr. Peary's papers were flown
to the Eastland and turned over to
Capt. George j, Dufek of the group
known as Task Force 80. Copies
were made of the manuscripts and
these, together with new papers
written by Capt. Dufek, were placed
in a new cairn.
One of the men reported to have
discovered the papers was Charles
]. Hubbard, chief of the United
States Weather Bureaus Arctic Sec
ton. An unidentified Canadian was
the co-discoverer.
1t was reported that cans left
there by both the British and Peary
expedition were not rusted, but that
80. pEADV po0o Ael
Evening star., 1948-09-28
By Burton Howkins
Stor SfcH Correspendenf

BOSTON, Sept. 28-The Wash
ington Nationals and Boston Red
Sox were scoreless in the second
inning of their game here this
afternoon.
The Red Sox entered the game
tied with the New York Yankees
for second place in the American
League pennant race, a game be-
hind the Cleveland Indians. The
Yankees are playing in Philadel-
phia today. The Indians meet the
White Sox tonight.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON-Coan flied to
Moses. Kozar famed. Robertson
doubled to center. Stewart flied to
Dt Maggie.
BOSTON-Di Maggie was safe
when Christman fumbled his
grounder. Dt Maggie took second as
Pesky went out, Vern onto Scar
borough, who covered first. Di
Maggie took third as Kozar threw
out williams. Scarborough tossed
out STEPHENS.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Occasional Rains Forecast
For TONIGHT and Tomorrow

Occasional rains, which the
Weather Bureau said definitely
won't be summertime showers, :"
were forecast for tonight and to-
morrow to mar Washington's long
stretch of autumn weather.
A high temperature of about 10
degrees was forecast for today with
low tonight of So.
The high reading yesterday was
IS degrees at 3:02 pm. and the low
was 81 degrees at 4:44 am. today.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

Mr.. Matles had attended Commu-
mist Party meetings and had been
active in it's affairs.
Il will not permit you to get into
my politics and my religion" Mr..
(See UEW, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1948-09-28

Only one scheduled political
campaign speech is to be broad
cast tonight over local stations.
It will be by President Truman
from Oklahoma City from 5 to
$50 pm, WTOP, and rebroad-
cast from $50 to 10 pm, over
WTOP and VOL.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
to Fly Here

TOKYO, Sept. % (Pp.-Air Force
headquarters said today that 1t
Gen. Ennis C. Whitehead, COM
mander of the Far East Air Force,
would leave by plane October Tor
conferences in Washington.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Zurubin Flies to Puris

LONDON, Sept. % (P).-Georgi
Zarubin, Russian Ambassador in
London. left by plane for Paris to-
day. He said he would go on from
Paris to Moscow for a holiday"
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Other League Comes
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Philadelphia
New York.
Philadelphia
....eri..-Rssshi and. 'Lollar, seh.is
and Guerra.
Pope Names Nuncio to Peru
cAsTEL AND1tHo Italy. Sept.
/ % lF.-Pope Plus XII appointed
today Msgr. Giovanni Panieo .apos-
tolic auncio TO Peru.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

In 1914, the total vote was rela-
lively light, being only 48,000. 900, as
against near 50,0O0,000 in 1910 and
an anticipated $4,000, 900 this year.
The Truman Barley ticket might
normally be expected to gain ma
terially from those who did not vote
in 1914, since they include men and
women who have recently achieved
voting age, and a considerable pro-
(see CROssLEY, Page A-2J
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Mats GET Early Lead
In Game al Boston
BULLETIN

BOSTON (SpeciaD - Mickey
Vernon's double In the second
inning started the Mats scor-
ing, with four runs scored
quickly.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
One-Third of Roosevelt Voters
Apparently Lost by Truman

Middle Western States are expected
to divide their vote this year as
f1I
Evening star., 1948-09-28

(See PEARY, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1948-09-28

(See PROBE, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1948-09-28

(See TRUMAN, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1948-09-28

(See MOSCOW, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Political Broudcusts

(See EWING, Page A-6)
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fctc Su iteb(en. Ger 9eanlte pcrpeiit
ous ser Yraris oni ,s1lc, 100 So.
fctc lclpn belm Ginihiffen briihe!t
pcridNpo,loen. MeiIt dber lperoen va
fete mad, ibrer slnflmrft in 9relnen
ln,o mtf Ser Strede Bremen Strtt
gurt cntlpenbct. Die Iiebe ofinen Da-
bel oft ae,uaitlam sic pIonLbicrtcn
@ugen. SGllIig, nno mas mld I'M
Sale Ser iSrnl 90. sntreffen fam,
iperocn nit Ben Vafeten uuh Die
bd'ron hefeittateu Yofetturten &C.
itoblen. 10 bnb beln lteberluohlmss.
oieuit bel ser Mnflrnit in Stuttgart
Goe aontroamoglidlfeit feblt; i'm
@egeliiat 5lnn SSnlnnopertetr, bel
benz oic Yafetfarten getrennt per-
ianbt tperoen.
Oie SberpcitS'rcftion Stuttaort
lit benliibt bier slbbilfe ,,l idniien.
GIN beionocres ltcberradlrnaslpItem
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Na,npaenespl6ne fir
Dct,,cv ,tttN 1Uorrcu

WdIbinaton. Ser Eurtller @pu
pprnenr Selueps I'M ErGiioci,tld,niis
rcnnen. @cmn. Warren, 10 imToiicno,
WohIrciicn lnterncbmen. rcn1 man
nnf Ncn I'M Sang befinblihcn Tor
hereitungcn mrtcilen fam. 9Iuoeir
blitlih beioiicn Iih bic pplitiihel
Miturbeiter Nes @SE aonbibatrr
fiir bie @ise WrGliSentidnit nit mn
ioiienoen Gorbereit,m9eu iiir Scr
Nnbrplm eines aompngne- Sonbcr
5uacs, lpic es ipnit nur fir eilrl
Nsb}iioentld,afts s@mloionten iibIid,
mar. 0os @onse nennt man biersu
lonbe cine vSigrmlrfeiicn aonlpoa
ne" - Scr 3na hGlt, no man pfcift
Ge,ucp ielbit miro mad, slngnbtn
ans ieiner llngehlnQ cine ouSac
hehnte @ablreiie bis an Die @eitfiiItl
lmternebmcn llnb iih Damn mli fit
scre 9lbiterher nit ie elmer ober Slpe
Schen bCihrGnfcn.
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11nearttS ,teMerp prGiiNeitl
bcl,dlt alto Ncnieruna

8ltoopeit. Yarlamentariihc &reik
erflGrten, Der nelte Hr1iioent lp,rse
sic Megicr,ng 0ilmpcs i'm Mmte sc
balten. Der S!seprGlibent Mrpuo
Sfataiits lulroe fiir she GrGiiocnt=
idmft bon ser ,8ereinieten Mrbeiter.
partei als 9sac1Iolscr mlieclteat nno
ipurbe inSpiifen errpdblt. Seine gr-
ipGblllng gilt oils 8eIcbntna oaiiir,
ooB er ieiq,e iosialiltiihcn MnbGnanr
an oie bon aonummiltcnbebmrid)tc
uMrbeiter 8artei" al,sIieIerte. Gr
fpar oorber elm So5aliit. Ser biz,
berigc lStaatsltcdiiocnt geborte Snr
~&leinen Soljoeisertiiner HSartei".
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Die Suche mach nicht angekommenen Paketen

[Stuttoort. ,Srou 90. bat Dor einanl
0Rrtclmbr bon ihrcn %enunnbien
IN 9lnterifu sic Hudridt trhalten,
Nns fir lie Elm Enfct rntcrlpegs lei.
Su MN in5lpiiden bus 10 langt er-
ipnrtete Nafet INNER nod, niht Elm.
gctroffen lit. bat fid, ,Srau M. ihlie6,
Iih an INSTRUMENTATION gemnnnt,
lun piclleiht hier ctipas Ndlrres
iibcr ~ibr Eofet" Sll criabren. Iia
Oircftion iiberuies lie OH Sen lleber,
madltngsoienit (5lr 3elt nod, i'm
Toitihednmt lultergebrnd,t), ser iiir
oieien nno dbnIihc Sdlle eingerihtet
III. uno 0erluitfdae bon Eafeten llno
RrieTen beorbeitet.
giner Scr Wcomten miro Die isrnu
iltnGhIt einmal geirast haben. Of
niht Die Moalidfeit beiteht, oab sic
&rhunnoten bas ongcfiinbise Nafct
riht abgcianot baben. Ghpas. mas
alls,, bGllfia oufer of)t gelalien miro.
9rifft bies aber nid)t ,i. 10 mirS
cine Miiffraae beItdtigen, Of lHngs
items on Edfetfnrte eingetroiien lit.
geitebt Damn Elm Mniprl,f auf Gnt.
if,d6iaiulg? 9scin. benn bel Sen.
6lngen aus '9tmerifa fann ,peoer Der
Ganpidnaer nod, ser Mbierbcr eincn
IoldRn NnIprmd) erbeba,, oo nit Sen
ltSM nod fem Yafetpcitabfommen
getroffen suuroe. 8ci atbern Mus-
lanSspafeten lrno Snlanosienblngcn
miro na6 entiprehenbem 9aady,peis
iiber Sen Gerl,rlt eine GntihGoigung
BON hrei Marf pro Eiln,o besahlt.
9as lit lratiirlid, beltsiltase fiir sic
8etrofenen OF iebr bitter.
Sc erpB nln oie Gmtierni,naen
siuiihen oen gereinigten Staotsn
,,no 9elrtidlano lit, 10 oielidItia iino
natiirlih audi sic M6eli6feiten, ga.
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inllngen ltno onoere 9erlonen 81 per=
nnlaaen. 0as Gnoe lit ser GntSl9
bes @eihuftcs lmo sic @anberllug
ins @efdngnis ober ins @onsentrn.
tionslu9er. sSn leidteren S1aen be-
aniiet man ith bnmit. oie 5u.Stunts.
feinben" erfldrtcn Viirger nit SdiI.
bern Inn Sen Sals, bon elmer ipblen-
oen Menffennenge begleitet. Dlwd,
bie StraBen Ser Stabf il iiibrcn.
llnternebmllngen. Die infoIae ser SSn.
flation eilen Shein9etpinn auiipeiien
,pcroen nit beionoers boben Steller.
1trafen belegt. &onncn iie oieie niht
be5ablen. 10 penfallen bic llntcrneb,
miineen Ser Beidlasnobme lmo Ser
gin5iebung burh oen Staot Stre
Better tuerben Dor @eridt geiteqt. Die
einge5ogenen llnternchlnlngen tper.
Den Suiamnen nit Sen peritautlid,-
ten 8etrieben nnd) riliiiidem Ior-
'bilo ~, apoperatipen slio,nmenge.
ihloiirn. bie sen pripatcn Sanoel in
annebmenbem Moiie perorinaen. ,sn
Sen Sabrifen Mmriuiens i5iro mcbr
politiiiert, als probnsiert. Die SSer-
itaatlihlna aIler Snouitriebetriebe
nit ii6er 50 Mrbeitern lit Elm ,peiterer
Sdxitt s,ir 'NneIeidun1 an bas fon=
miiniitltiihe spitem MuBIanos.
Tcs tpidytia|ts Wcrfseua fir Sic
@kid)id)altung 9flin,Gniens nit
MmBlanb oui spirtifaitlihem @cbict
iinb Die iotpiet-r,lnGpilfrn Sonoels,
geiellidnitcn (Scaprrsr), Sic beltcn
Die mirtihaftlidFn Ghellcn oes Con
oes aus uno iino nit oerortiaen Hris
bilegien nlsgeitottet, bab iie Sos
2anb balo bollfommen bcberrihen
!peroen.
ginitens tpor MlMninien bic @r,
treiSefammer G,tropas. Sente lit es
eit Notitanbsgebiet aeiuoroen. III oen
1trenaite Ma4ionier,nM uno &r
Sdpmr5c Mnrft berriN. j. g.
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8riiree 5u finoen. !Seute lit es unror-
! itelbor itpper gcipproen, uuo bieie
9Iippe iii Rute ihon BuiH peri,irs.
nispollen 9lnIlcb geiurroen, Sc. Dor
aller, jl,nae Mcnid,en aus ieoer Sra.
ming a6bGIt lmto lie iurmer lycbr il,
Die @enuiloer,,ns treibt.
aontmt Sim Veiipiel elm &ricsss
9eiallgelwr aus 9Sranfreih unh cr
min ans ecipiiicn @riinnen niht il,
bie ioipietiidr 3one nod, &nulc ,lt.
riirffebrcn (iiir pHle lit ia fem ,3!l,
baiIe" mcbt ba). 10 begirrnt iiir i'm
elm perstpcifclter &i aeaei, bic
8iirofratie. IN Dem er nit abiolltcr
SiGfrbeit lnterlieacn mi,B. IS aibt
Sipci snltitl,ticnen iiir i'm, al Sic er
lid, luenben m,i,: Ole Mrbeitsnmtei
uno Sire Wobnunastinter. GaB er
3u5lta" crbdlt lit aien,lih allsee.
ihloiien G.r lteIlt alic beim Wpb.
nlu,gsamt einen Mntrnu altf Mltient'
haltS9enebmignna, um iibcrborHt
einmal Die 9nnoltrabc perloilcn 81,
fonnen lmb Gin Oud) iiber oem aopi
81 baben. Der Mntrag miro gar nidt
angenommen. benn Inn Gin Muient.
baltsgsnebmialna 81, erhalten mnlI
nlan eine Mrbeitsitene nndnuei'en.
Der 0eamte gibt ,mierm illnasn
6runb oen @at, iid) an bas Mrbeits=
omit su ,relloet, 1un 3uiueliuna elmer
MrbeitslteIe al bitten lno Damn sen
Mntrog mtf neutrality-suspicious.
crnei,t eilNlrciden. ,rrd,&m he1
Irbeitgeber bic 8eidMitigina he'
ideiniat bot. Infer Srelnro lit aIiiG'
lih, bern or ipiG arbeiten, unh Ir,
beitsfrGfte luerocn aeiuht Gr elf
cptintiitiS) aum Nrbeitsumt nn>
trGumt id)un bupon. bab er in iueri
gen 1oaen Elm fleines 3immerher1
bei elmer hofientlitb nld)t n Itrenaeu
Wirtin finhcn miro. Gr menbet iid
an bic Mbtcilne StelIenuern'ittlllnq
fir n1nnlihe Mrbeitsfriite. Mfan ii,
sort isbr liebenslpiirbia fra0t i'm
lpober er fomlne. no or nnr Mi,,iH,l9
0es 3rieges irdi. ii. man 'ogt lhnl
iSmIuk o1f Seifp ~
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rWiait bn bpn Seibelbera mad)
Wiindjcn siebn :"

Cine ameritoiriide ;somilie, sic
Seutide Greunoe beiab, uno ipn.n
NIT allen &raften bali. erbielt eines
cages einen 8ricf aus Deutidlono,
III Dem es bieb, oab oie 2ebensmttel-
,mb aIeioerpotete oie Notloge beiei.
ii0t b1ttcn ,pas man abcr nod,
on orin9enbiten ;benotiet, iei oel
.3,,5ua" Oas Wort 3,t3l,s ,uar ocn
MiimrMancr ols ef,ns, oos man
brandt .ntd)t tefannt. mno 10 froq'
ten iie. I'M Sen oeutid,cn ;srcrnScn
aud, bierin belfen su fonneli, Bel i').
rem Befannten. anil5ten Worfcrhii.
der. frueten Ybiloloaen rno er.
bielten bob feir befrieoigenoe Nnt.
mort. Sic ihrieben enolidy nod,
0eutihIano suriid. r,on ioIlte ibnen
eemau erflGren. ipus Elm SuSlg lei,
nnb mnn tpollte. fails nlGgiid) oIlcs
fun, Inn oiid Den 3m3i9 al,i Dem
Yoitiregc ndd) Oeiitid)lano 81 6rin
gen. Sic crDielten Die Musfimf:, SaII
man 3u5ua nit)t nls ~@ift" erla.ten
fann. ionoern Sab ~3li5llg" ems ser
aroiRn 0oie in ser 2ebenslotterit Ser
neutrality-suspicious. jt.
;3maig lit Die allgcmein in Tclltih.
lano aehrai,hlidf sibfiirSuna iiir3u.
sl,asgenehmiaune. Wiait Ml bon
SeiSebera mad, Miind,er eifhcn -
gtb es lieber onf. oenn es toitct aid!
Die 9roft BON iiinf Cher .'ehn Sojrcn.
&ait bi md, feil,e arol,en Soar. :
iekt erhfiIit on iie. Sic 'StGSt, iinb
ii6crpoIfert irnb sic StaotpGter nci=
germ iid, NIT tiler 3rait aeecn nc,,c
Giinpobner. uno 70 erfanS mon in'
S,mi 1916 fir aue 3msiebenoen sic
scitIih befriltete, acpobnlid orel
:Wonnte lang lailicrbe "slmfentfmlts.
aeneblni9ung" lifb oie vuntefriitete
SutEieseeuebmiaung". Gs nor in
oen eriten @paaien perhdltnisnlGlig
leibt. 'eine fclde 8enebmia,ng 81,
erbalten. tpem man nur tie Ge.
id)idlif)teit alftrahte. ltihbaltige
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Dos Shiefinl Scr
mclaaNes,

lleber oos Sfifiol ser 0oloa-
bcutitcn sic 1uibrerb oes @rieaes
utn sen Solpiefbcbororu nlls ihrcr
Seintat an ser Woiaa ocportiert
ptroen, beriftet Elm oult'herSdriit=
teller, Ser IN ruTliieber @eiongen-
ibait tpar ,tnb in Norolibirien jil
@solaaoeulitben tonl.2 gfoyh riuem
@erid)t 1purben Gte i.2 Millipnen
@olgnbe,ltihen, obnr bns gcriuaite
mitnebnen 81 oiirIcm ans if,rsl,
&Guiern gctricben nno ucridAeppt,
MGnlcr. ,sro,len imh ainocr sr.
trennt. Die MGnner nrbeiteten in
Nornfibirieilllno tpluben iuie &ricgs-
bein:tgcne hinter Stld,clhroht &c.
funaen gcbolten. Grit 19l5 erfubreil
tic, no tire ,Srollen icin fonnten ms
bltrften nit linen in hrieflid)e Ser
plfoltng treNl1. INll Sebrlldr 1910
ipurben lie als ~ireie grheitcr" er.
fldrt, lebtc, abcr isiter in Sem 8e=
biet. nerritfltetcn oieielocn grbcitcll
lno burftcn bos @ebict nld)t Der.
lniien. 9tlrr lire iSranen b,witen liz
su lih fontmen laiien. Der @eridter.
itntter bnt uber bis SH ieincr Gntlols
illng feinen Soil erlebt. baB cine
isrou uld, tnti1d)lith 5n ihrtn1
Monn gcfolmnrn apdre. Tic @olgn.
hel,tihen alaltbcn nibt nlchr ourau
nodmals aus bem @eblet fort5ufcnl
men.
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Geheimnisse der kinderIaehmunq
3Dn 9lltDn Z. 8lafeslce.

Die ipinale &inoerlGbnuna eriaBi
!aut Stntiitif mr ie Elm &ino por
800. lleber Die ssilite Der 9cinIlcne.
ii6eriteIpn Die aranfbeit ohne bml.
Nnoe Sfhm,nssdt-ideinunaen ino
etipa Sic &dlfte Ser Id)lperen ssiillt
tperoen oanf Ser npbernen 9cbono
lungslpeiie altd itINBlith oui fIei.
mere Sdnbeu reonsiert.
0od tpas niist oos alles, wcroeu
Sic lagen, tpenn bis fpute nod nid)i
Die gerbreitl,nestpeih bieier id,red
lihen @eibei enioedt lit. ob1uobl
Sbaren bon Sorldern lid, icit ion,
gem bemiihcrL oen @ebcinrniiien Ser
&ranfbeit auf oen 8riino 81 tom.
men.
8ei elmer Epinennic i'm Nintr
1914 tuuroe sic geMimmispone Nus.
breit,tng ber &inbcrlibnnna inten.
iip beoboftet: 3iuiid)cn Sftober imb
Wtai erfrmtftcn 8 ainocr in rtpci
pcnnip!paniiftn Stdoten. gis Sum
0tai ihapellte bos sselrr nniid)tbor.
Damn breifete iith ploslid, oic aronf=
belt lit ale @id,tl,n9en bis ouf cine
G'ntfermlns bon 60 Mcilc, ans. sait
1000 G1tpod)icne i,nr ainocr ip,rbe,,
in eincrl @ebiet bon 10000 Clio.
oratneilen bon her GinncrlGtnn,n1
bfalen. SIM barai,fiolgenoen Com
mpr begann iid) oie Gpibcmie erneut
bon Der Teripterie nes Grid)einunss-
lgebietes aus5uocbnen.
8eim Stlibiitln bicler Gpioemien
iuuroe feins ser @e6cimniiie aeIGit,
.aber immerbin erbrodHe 6os St,,,
oiim cine eenane llnsrcn5lma ser
81 IGicnhen Eroblr,nc. Yor oHem
iteben Die Wiiienidmitlcr bor ser
irage. luie iih Der Volio-0rh,s ncrs
breitet, uno ferner ,pieio actuiIie
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Jtnlicit rntiiisiert Sic
mieHeramibau>
2lbfcmtt1tcn

Rom. 9nrt) eilpn 8eidhnb rati.
fiaierte Scr itolienilde Gent sic OH,
16. Mpril in Yaris nbaeid,Ioiienen
0ertruge fiir Sen Wieoeralfbon Gu,
rppns. 9ngegen ltimnten MIR Som.
mlniltpn ilno SosialiIten.
@leidHeitig ioroerte ser Senut Ell
men fuirfinmen 3lianunenld)iuB
Weitellropos. Ser es Sen einselnen
Staaten ermSgliht, einen Cell ibrer
SnltperdnitGt allf cine aenwi,ian,e
@egiering b;tier 2iilrber 81, iibertra-
gen. sserner iolIten Sd)ritte cnr Ser.
eiirbeitlidntlla Ser W0hrimgen inh
oes &erfebrslucicns erariffen per-
0en.
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giirofratisinus INTO ibre riidiihtS.
loIe Yartelolttatur ouf allen Sc.
bNten oes Gebcns baben obcnSrci.
sl,iommcn nit Der @nt1pidlung Ser
nugerieinpn 2nge, Die So;ialoemo.
tratie 81 elmer Nc,,bciirming eeeen.
iiber manden iibcroltertew8e 8ebonfen.
aIngcn peranIabt.
~Gieic 9tcrbeiil'n,lns Iegt ibr ei.
nen 8eg int @eiite ienes redlcn Gu.
nanisnms nabe. Der i'm Sriibtperf
bon Scarf Narr ,nrb I'M SpGtuerf
bon iSrieorih @naels bcreifs befre-
ten lprrSe. 0os arobe Broblein INT
'erer @tgenlpart lit es, Elm Mari-
MINI an perionlidrr 1reibeit 5n
pereincn."
SIN Scriola Sieier @chonfcne6nge
betrod,tct Der 9anocsppriiuitO scr
Gereiniguna oeutid,er So3iaI6en,o.
fraten ii, Stppcben bie bei,tiae po=
litiide Sitilation Oeutidlanes fol.
eenbermnBcn:
Die Gage in 1cntid)lamb
Die Ml,iteill,ng OeutkbIanOs in
nicr icbr pun,inanocr perIhieoene
/ 3onen luo in Die SiermahtsinieI
0crlin. oroinltc bcn @irtidnftsuer.
febr uno brmmte alcihjcitis ben eei.
itiacn sustailid, i'm Snnern Ses er.
bnlfcnen Neifes NSortifuloriSmen
oller Mrt unb bon ibnen eeipeiite
0iirofrntismcn, Sic Tcmoralilierung
oiird, Bic id,tparse 8orie, eine ipcifer.
uerDeiste &orrilption, Sntriaen.
llpirtid,nff inb Die iiberdII neit fplt.
dernbe 8eaftion iino &rieesfd1oen.
Die an 0eutihlano sebren. Spin5nfom.
menbc 8erapaItiinesicbIcr Der Nili.
tdrregierungen begiinltieen Die ee.
fGbrlid,e ocltidp 9tadfriess -Sheolo.
lgie: .@1pib, lpas ul,ter bem Na,i-
regime aeid,ab, ,par ihliinm. aber
,nafen es Die anoeren fpirflif bei.
| E6ln6 ant Se:te y
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Gin n.S. Deuar iebt ibcr
8 N1illienen Gbi,,aHeuar

ShanNboi 2,rotbem Sic Meaic.
rllna erfl1rte, boB ser 2cbcnslnt.
tunaslnoer iiir Suli nur etrpu 6Soa
hober lei. als Ser hes S,mi, purre
Der II. e. Collar am id,pdTen Mnrfl
bette 500 bober gcbanocIt nfs nl,l
Soge porbcr. Gr lit iebt 8. S.!5Nfiuionc,,
hinclilde Collar inert.
Gbiang &oi Sbcf lit bier einoc.
trotIen nm nit ieinen Motgcbern Al,
fonferrrcn. Die bieiigc Yrciie Der.
nllttet, oaB nene Wobnabmcn erarii
rem lperoen ioaeu. nm sic Suioml,ren.
trrhcnoe Wirtihaft oes 9uuoes II,
itiiben.