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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03

the Cutters checked their daily OUT
lay against it. Everything daily
paper, the telephone, the car, tooth
paste, films, candy, magazines, car
fare, movies, gum was listed.
About the third week in the month
the money was gone.
Children Protest
"Buta Mother" said Hazel-Ann in
tears, 81 have to have my dollar
for the school picnic" ''But Dad"
Morse said, aghast, ''if your shoes
are right through, gosh, don't you
have to get new ones?"
"Not unless the money is there"
said the senior Cutters.
''But, Mother, you can charged"
mo, Daddy and never charge"
''But you could this once"
mo, because your dentist bill Is
coming in, Hazel-Ann, and we
haven't paid for the window Morse
broke playing ball"
"But do they have to come out Of
just that one bank!' the children
gasped.
They do, indeed. So now let's
just see what we can do.''
The Cutters calculated what
they could do without. Mother
would do without D0ra's help
once week If Hazel-Ann would
iron the flat pieces. Morse would
earn the dollar Gus got for help
ing Dad clean the car every Sat-
urday afternoon. Both would walk
the extra half mile to public
school next term IL Dad didn't
mind. Dad didn't mind. Every
one would give up daily dimes for
comics, cokes and cones. The
children grew eager and almost
noisy i'm their enthusiasm.
That was two years ago. The
Cutters still balance the books
every night. II George Cutter gets
an unexpected commission, every
one shares in the extra money. II
illness or any small domestic acci-
dent complexities finances the Cut
tiers take to cheaper meals for
while. And Hazel Cutter IL genius
when it comes to vegetable dinners,
stews, ninces and dried fruit des.
sertS.
No, it wasn't easy or always
agreeable and serene. What is?
But the older Cutters are solvent
and they sleep nights. And the
younger Cutters are learning the
value of money and not hearing
financial battles going on over their
heads, And that's something.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03

. In Mr. Natures Remedy Tablets,
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. mr. Tablets are
different--oet different. Purely vegs-
toble--a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over so years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated. their
action is dependable. thorough, YET
gentle. as millions Of mrs have
proved. Get a 25F box. Use as directed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03
Who Owns Wedding Gifts7

DECATUR, I'LL. Taking issue
with some etiquette authorities,
Judge Martin E. Northland denied
the claim of Mrs. Edith Greenberg
to $3.50 worth Of wedding presents.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03

If your diet
lacks bulk for nor
NAL elimination,
eat an ounce Of
KELLoGG's ALL
BRAN every day
in6milk
drink plenty of
water. If not sat-
fsfied after 10
days, send empty
carton to Kellogg
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-03

carton to Kellogg Co., Battle Creek,
Mich, and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
, 1948-04-01


AimIess Criticism Shout Cease
II IS TO BEhoped that the verbal battle between Labor
Union officials and Hureyites is now over. While it is each
and everyones right to express his views about anything and
everything under the sun, yet an expression Of views without
some justification or apparent reason can pretty quickly be-.
come monotonus to those who have to hear it. The Honorable
i T. Harrigan, president Of the Union, Miss Claudina Simson
treasurer. and Raymond Pedro, vice president, thought it was
time to bring their answer before the public.
LABOR unions and other forms Of unions, flourish in the
United States and in other countries where free men may
voice their opinions and determine for themselves where and
how they shall work. Unions are necessary for the protection
of working groups, to secure for them favorable working con-
diions and living wages, and to make sure that pensions and
other retirement matters are given the proper attention. For
tunately for us here we do have a union, for which we are
highly grateful to the man whose efforts made it possible
David Hamilton Jackson.
REALIZING what union can represent to those for whom
itworks, and those whose interests it protects, such an organi-
zation should receive the moral support of this community
At this point it may be necessary to warn our readers that this
does not mean blind devotion, nor that the Union should-be
free and above criticism. what is important is that people
should not set out on program of attact which is baseless
and g~roundless. Public opinion is a great force, and through
the press and the public platform people can effectively reg
lister their thoughts and thus help to keep both government
and private organizations going straight. But it is something
else, and far from the purpose of public opinion to launch
forth on a program Of adverse criticism just for the sake Of
criticism. In so doing a very worthwhile venture can be forced
to take valuable time out to correct statements and accusa-
lions which its enemies knew from the very beginning we're
not true.
WE SINCERELY hope that this brand of criticism has
ceased. Ii is truly senseless to embark upon such a program
unless there is a good reason, and by bringing to light iregn-
, 1948-04-01

WE SINCERELY hope that this brand Of criticism has
ceased. Ii is truly senseless to embark upon such a program
unless there is a good reason, and BY bringing to light irregu-
, 1948-04-01
By the Acting Governor
of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States
A PROCLAMATION
Army Day 1913

The President of the United States of America has pro-
claimed Tuesday, April s, 1948, as Army Day, in order that the
people OF the United States may accord appropriate recogni-
ton to our Army, and has states:
In these critical times, I urge my fellow citizens to
remember that an alert and ready America is a mighty
power Tor peace and a beacon of hope to the peoples Of
the world who would be free. If our soldiers who are
on duty in foreign lands are to represent American
democracy proudly and successfully, they must know
that they have the wholehearted support Of our people.
/ therefore commend to all Americans appropriate and
sympathetic observance of Array Day as a token Of
special honor to the soldiers, and veterans of or. Army,
at home and in foreign lands"
WHEREFORE, !, MORRIS F. DE CASTRO, Acting
of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do here
by call upon the people Of the Virgin Islands to observe
Army Day, April 6, 1948, in honor Of the Army Of the United
States and of the millions of Army veterans who have re-
turned to civilian pursuits including our own Virgin Island
ers who have served their Army and their Country faithfully
and vel.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
caused the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands Of the United States, this twenty-second day of
March, 1913.
MORRIS F. de CASTRO,
Acting Governor.
larities both the organization, and the public would benefit.
There is too much to be done, and time is too valuable for us
to have great crowds listening to what need not be said.
Normally we stand for the Union, for we believe that it rep
rescntS labor as nothing else can. Yet we would be the first to
challenge the Union if it left the beaten path Of good work,
but until it does we feel justified in throwing our support
with it.
, 1948-04-01

The President of the United States of Americ
claimed Tuesday, April s, 1913, as Army Day, in ord
people Of the United States may accord appropriat
ton to our Army, and has states:
in these critical times I urpa NV fnllou,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
6trhrnjahrhunhrrt-T Trtrr
hps kiiinpr DnntH

Sn Der Guinenltaot &oln miro Die
le @o6e Die Siebeniabrbunbert=Se Sci,
er zines ser gelpoltisen &ir6enbau=
ten Der Gbriltenbeit begangen - bes
Rolner 0oms. sn ser fltrbtbaren
&riegs5eit muroe Ser 9om i1iper
bei6abigt, unb biele Sabre tperoen
bergeben bepor er in alter 8radt
interchangeable iein miro. Sour et-
ma 5tpei Siinftel oes gielenbaus iinb
binreibenb repariert, Inn nieoer
firdlihem 8ebrau6 81 bienen. gu
Der Seier baben ii6 &aroindle uno
8iibofe aus nier5ebn 2anbern ein-
geflnoen, barunter 8iidof Wuend)
bon Sarge, Ser als &poitoIiider gi-
iitator in 8eutidlano peilt. Ser Sl.
8ater entianote &aroinal Micara als
papitli6en 2egaten.
Die firhli6en 5eierlidfeiten, oie
am Sanstag begannen unb Biz gum
fommenoen Sonntag bauerr, sIie.
bern iib in bier Mbi6nitte, ben gor.
tag, ben &auptfeittag, an benz Dor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

1@eri6tsdftion, mics aber cine in ar.
rogonter Sorm geltellte Soroerunq
fWtolotops na6 ser IusIieferurg ser
ISamorins ab. nnteroeHen tobte Die
rilllildbe Brelie lpie ton iiber bie ames
rifanlicbe Sflaperei unb 8anoiten-
nirtld)aft uno forberte, oaB Imerifo
lopale ruiiiiGe 8iirger unbelaltigt
lin oos Hote Barobies 5urIdfebren
llniie
3ann euoete ser Srogifomooie er-
llter Ift am Ionnerstag plotli6 nit
einem analleffeft. SSrou &oienftno
iprang aus einem 5eniter oes brit.
ten Stodperfs bes &onlulatsgebGu-
oes unb blieb i6iper perlett auf oem
Ylalter liegen. gs lieB iib nidts
nebr pertuiden. 31bnefniri6eno
mnBten eS Die &uiien geideben lai-
len, ooB Die Srau ins Soipital ge-
fbofft Durbe. Sort iaete iie Dem
S5efonul, ser rpobl gefommen mar,
nm tie bon neuem ein5uiGiidtern ::
s@Sie baben MIDI gefangen gebaltenl !
sic fpollten midi niht geben loIIen!"
Il 5rou &oienfino lit aaem sln=
|fhein nod cine bo6graoig nerpoIe
Srau. Iber 10 piel bari ais feItjte=
bend aneenonlmen lperoen: gs Mill
Zen ibperniegenbe 8riinoe getpeien
liein, oie tie uno bie Somarins be-
lpogen, lid Dem 3orn uno ser Go6e
Der ruiiilhen &eeierung ous5uleeen.
Sir Die Wtosfoniter beoeuten Die
I8organge eine i6lpere 8lamage. Sic
arrogon5 unb llnebrli6feit Der ruI-
hi6en Diplomatic tperoen bon neu=
EN- grea beleu6tet. Iieaeidt, oaB
5rau &olenfina, penn iie - piel=
Ridt crit na6 8o6en - Dor Dem
|&ongreBfomitee erlheint, nifts 3eu-
les iiber ruiiiide Wa6enibaften aus
ttagen fann, unO oaB oud oie 9lus-
Hagen Der Samorins beoeutungslos
hein iperoen. 9lber oas per5tpeifelte
l8emiiben oieier &ulien, ibren 3tping-
lberren su entgeben uno in elmer un-
lneren 8elt Ieben au fonnen, reoet
l8anoe, uno bic 8erlo9enbeit ser rul=
Hld)en Gertretung uno Ger Wosfau,
Fer 8egieruns lit piberlif.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

Sos Observation-Disclosures
erfIarte leste 8ohe, ooB oieIes ssobr
na6 Den 9luSii6ten bonn 1. IuauIt
eine Getoroproouftion auf ben sSor-
men 5u ertDarten iei, tpeIde Sen bis
bergen Erobuftionsreforo um 6
Bro5ent iibertreffen tperoe. Ssm Sc,
genlot gum letten SSabr itebt audi
Die Wtaisernte auBeroroentlid) aut,
nno penn bas @etter ueiter aiinItia
bleibt 1tno iif Die grtpartunqen er-
flillen, Damn Deroen nad) ser Mei-
nung oes sderbau=Imtes sic Grei,
1e fir Sleilt, @efliigel uno MtoIfe,
relprooufte in obiebbarer 3eit 5l1-
riidseben. 3u Ser Maisernte, sic Ell
men &eforo aufItellen biirfte, fommt
nod Die boransiidtlid atpeiter0Bte
Beiaenernte in Der @eididte oes
2anbes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
,en 9ingen linb sic Golfsbertreter

den 9ineen lino oie golfsbertreter
Der.
9un taubten oa iiinglt mebrere
&uiien auf, sic in ser Sage gu iein
ldienen iuidtige Witteiluugen iiber
ruiiil6e ltmtriebe 81 MAIDEN. Sit
geborten oem 2ebrperipnal einer
Sdule on, 1pelbe bie ruiiiihe Ste.
gierung bis Dor fl,r5em in Stem gorf
unterbielt fiir oie &inoer Der unge-
mein 5ablreiden &onlulats- unb
8olferbunosbeomten. Ha6 ser Iuf-
bebung Ser Sbule - geeen melde
bie SEEM gorfer Stabtbeboroen aner-
banb ginwanoe erboben botten =
iollten oie Ginber l1no oas 2ebrper=
ional am 81. Suli ouf Dem ruff
l6en 9ampfer nBobeoa" (Steg) IN
Die, 5eimat 5uriidbeforoert iperoen.
Sm letten slugenblid toudten Der
2ebrer Mifboil Somorin, ieine Sral,
Claudia, Die ebenfaus an Ser Sdule
unterridtete, ioipie Die brei ainber
bes Baores uno Die 2ebrerin Sfiana
&olenfino in ser @eltl ltaot unter, l1nb
Ser 3ompfer nruBte obne tie ob-
fabren.
Die Sanlarins fliibteten nit Sill
fe bon antifommuniItiiden Sreunoen
auf cine 5arm in Seem Seriep Ils
iie bon ibren 5reunoen eepornt ipur-
Ben, baB bas ruilii6e 8eneralfoniu-
lat ouf ibrer Spur iei, fliibteten ite
Elm 5lpeites Dtal. Samorin ielber
aber begab it6 na6 SEEM gorf, offen-
barte iid) ser 8unoesgebeimpoli5ei
uno bot INN Sbut. llnteroeiien NOR
Die itaotiide 8oli5ei auf Geranlai-
Jung oes ruiiiiden @eneralfonluIats
auf Ser Sude nod ibm. Ia erbielt
er, ipie es ideint, our6 Sermittlune
einfluBreiber SEEM Yorfer Sagesaei-
tnngen cine Sorlaoung, Dor Dem
ltnteriu6ungsausl6uB bes Ibgeorb.
netenbauies 81 erideinen. Im 9on-
nerstog eridien er Dor Dem Ius-
ibuB. BreHebertretern teilte er nit,
|oab er uno ieine 5rou ibr ruiiii1es
8iirgerre6t aufgeben uno in Mme.
rita oerbleiben au fonnen boffen, %
iie in &uBlano ibres' 2ebens nid]i
|iider mdren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
Sntrisen obue Gnbc

Rosfau iudte Die Birfune oel
Seem yorfer Seniation ab5uidtp16er
ourd eine Seroffentlidung in oel
,Bramoa', na6 Del6er Dor einigel
3ett elm amerlfaniI6er Slottenatta.
DIE in Mosfau nad &auie. gei6idt
1peroen muBte, neil er als 5pion
entlarpt morOen mar. Gos Staots.
Department in @aibington berief am
Sonntag cine ouBeroroentlihe Grei.
lefonferen5 rnb beltritt nit allen
goborud oie &i6tigteit Der ,8ratp.
oa'= '=Weloung. @s bobe ii6 Inn elmer
BON oen Sotpietbeboroen fiinItlif
fonitruierten Galus gebanoelt.
Solde Sinse troeen iiderlid nid1
oo5u BET, bie slusii6ten Ser areml-
8eipre6ungen iber oie 9erliner
8lodaoe uno bns beuti6e 8roblen
81 beiiern. aber iolange berbonoelt
miro, miro penieltens ni6t geidoI.
len. &ommt es - pie iett ipieoer
fraglib lit - 5l1 elmer @iermGdte.
&onferen5, Damn lit au6 bon bieier
menig 81 erboffen. &uBlano feblt Ser
quite 8ile 5u elmer GeritGnoigung
8as 5eigt au6 bie 0onau-&onferens
IN 8elgrab, mo- RuBlono i'm Gerein
NIT leinen Saiallen oie Webrbeit bo1
uno Den 8eItnladten uno Sen Ser
Stoaten our6 8ildinifp ean5 I'M
perbliimt iagen liBt, lie iollen iid
5um &udud l6eren.
gSie oas nlles enben ioa, peiB oe,
Simmel!
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Der Sail &oienfina

Ser San Der 2ebrerin SSrau So.
ienfina lit niel perDidelter unb ienla-
tioneler. Sic SO Sabre alte 6ral,
pertroute iid elmer Organization fir
antifommuniitiide ruiiii6e gmigran=
ten on, an oeren Spite bie 8rGfin
aleranora Solltop itebt. sic lit eine
So6ter oes peritorbenen S6riftitel-
lers SEQ Solltop uno amerifanii6e
8iirgerin. Die unter Sen @eieben oes
Staates Seem gorf inforporierte @e-
ieal6aft betreibt in Ganep Cottage,
&c. g., Elm ausgeoebntes gmigron-
tenbetm. 0ortbin tuuroe Srau &oien-
fina Derbra6t na6 Der @rdfin
auf ibren eigenen 8unld, nod Den
ruiiii6en 8eboroen unter 31pone
our6 ~@angiters". Die 8rGfin ober
batte Die @ebeimpoli5ei bon ser CO.
de unterribtet uno beitebt oarauf,
oaB lie Ser 5rou elm slipl gelpGbrte,
neil oieie balb mabniinnig mar Dor
NngIt.
gtad elmer @o6e - am Z. MuguIi
= erihienen ser ruiiii6e General
foniul 2omafin uno Der 8i5efoniul
Gbapurn5fp in bem gmierantenalpl
uno bradten Srau &oienfina, bie iie
eingeibii6tert gu baben ibeinen, naf
elmer fur5en Briigeli5ene nit Dem
Serlonal i'm Iutomobil nod Seem
Oort in bos ruliiide Som iulotsge-
bauoe. Sr. 2omatin perlammelte Die
8ertreter Der 8reiie Inn ii6 uno er-
|5ablte ibnen, tpie Srau &oienfina bon
antifommuniltii6en @anglters lent,
|fiibrt" nno bon linn ~gerettet" NOR
ben iei. Ils oie Sa6e in @aibington
befannt ipuroe, pollte oas unterlr.
bungsfomitee audi Srau &olenfino
|nerboren. Gem iebten Die Guiien bef,
tigen 8ioeritano enteegen, uno iet1
miibte ii6 ser ruilii6e 8otl6aite1
ganDui6tin uno idlieBli6 Mioloton
elm. Ser 8otibafter erbob i'm Staats,
department 8eIdtperbe gesen Die
"Gntfiibrung" Der Srau, oertpabrte
|iid gegen ibr grideinen Dor Sem
aongreBausiduB uno for6erte ibrt
ungeItorte &iidfebr nad gauBlanb
3ugleid perlanete er, baB oie Ste.
gierung Gorge trage, baB oie Sama.
rims it6 i'm &onIulat iteuen. @s fam
eine tueitere 8eripidlung. Cine Seen
|gorfer @eieai6aft, Common Gaule,
Snc.", beantraste I'M @eri9t Die
8orfiibrung Der Sraa &onienfina
% tie 4pioerrebtIi6 i'm &onIula1
|feitgebalten tperbe. @egen bieIes sc.
ridtsberfabren proteitierte unter 8e.
rufllng auf Die oiplomatiihe Snrml,.
|nitdt Der ruiiiide Botihafter in Ell.
ner 5tpeiten Note. Das 5taatsoe.
partment erf1Gte aus biplomatii6en
l@riinoen um Die 8eribiebung oe,
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/ u
Die sgiitteI iiir oen 8ieoeraufbou
Der ourd) Den arieg beihdoigten Set
le meroen neben oen Itaatlihen 3us
1dii1len in Ser Sauptiode aus Den
&olletten geiuonnen. go iebr oieie
|Spferbereitldaft 5u begriiBen lit, 10
fann man nit 8elo ollein nicht bau,
en-. GS nlongelt on 8erfItein. Der
Gradenfels, aus Dem oas @eItein fir
ben Dom itamnte, fonn lpegen Gin
itur5gefobr ntdt meiter abgebaut tper-
ben, Ser ipater ner1panbte WfuIhel-
talt bonn Main ltebt ni6t 1nebr sur
Serfiigung. Gin ein5iger Steinbrud
I'M 8eIterpolo liefert 5ur Belt Sc
ltein. oof) in 10 fleinem ausmoB,
oab nur oos 9otlpenbislte in Mn-
grtff genommen 1peroen fann. gS
maneelt an Sadfraften. (Ssmmerbin
bat Die ebenali9e 9omboubiitte, Die
etnltmols Die 8otif melt ins Sano
trug, ,pieber fiinfuno5man5ig Stein,
meten 1tno ldBt bie alte @Iroe oes
Sanotperferltanoes neu erlteber.) gs
mangelt m @las. 9os erbolten ge-
bltebene @las ser mitteIolterlihen
5eniter umfaBt 1900 9uooratmeter
|gegeniiber einem 8eoarf BON 10000
Auaoratmeter. Sros bieler Shnie-
rigfeiten itno Der Gbor, ba5 Suer-
Ilbiff unb 5pei Sod bonn Sangboule
lDte0erherQeIteIlt nprhpn (Sinp AZ
sUteter bobe 3tpiI6en1pano trennt oen
neuerridteten Sell bonn 5erItorteu
Ofit Dem @ieoeroufbau oes 2one-
bauies miro man erit IpGter Begin
men fonnen. sls lette aufgobe ber-
bleibt Die auBenarbeit, no6oem sic
erlten Siderunesarbeiten nod Dor
Dem 8ofIel1itinltano beeonnen uno
Die aboi6tung oes 0o6es ais por-
orinelidlte slrbeit brrdgefiibrt ner-
Den fonnte.
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boren morbcn mar: WtenIhen iporen
|nidt mebr f6big, Die @robe oes Yro-
iefts 5r erioiien lmo BEN 8au fort
5ufiibren. Die 9lrbeiten gingen n1tr
nod idleppenb bon itotten uno bor,
ten i'm II. Sabrbunoert oollfontmen
ouf: unpollen0et blieb Der gau lie.
gen, oen 8itterungseinfliiIien aus.
geiebt. Grit Die Belt Der Homantif
5u 9lnfang OeS 19. SSobrbuneerts
enttpidelte nieOer GerItdnoniS fir
Die &unitidopfllngen oes Otittelal-
ters; allen oormn foroerte 8oerres
in leinem ,RbeiniIhen Mterfur', oaB
Der &olncr Com pollenoet peroe.
I8oetbe, Sdle9el, 6oriter, ser illnee
&olner Soiiierec, nor oQem ober Der
neutrality-suspicious. Or. 9luguit
&eifeniperger, elmer Der ipGteren
3entrumsfiibrer, porben nit gliiben-
Der 8egeiiterl1ng iiir Die 8oaenbung
oes Toms, uno ibrem gntbulioSmus,
Der unerlniioliheu Sdoffensfroft
unb Der 8egeilterungsfGbigfeit, Die
tie IN anoeren 81 ent5iinoen bermohs
ten, lit es in Ser oouptIo6e nit gu
oonfen, OuB Die Sebniu6t 10 bieIer
Sabrbunoerte in grfiiIlung gine.
I'm Die 5reunoe oes &olner 0oms
letter 5ulommen5uihlieBen uno audi
Die fleinlten @elobetrdge gu erfaiien,
;muroen Die Gomboupereine - ser
erlte bon Geideniperger 1S41 in
&o6len5 gegriinoet - ms 2eben ges
rufen. 8alb beitonoen iiber 100 iol.
der Sereine, Die Dem &olner 3en-
tral-Gombau Gerein angeI6loiien
maren. Sic nun 5ablrei6 einfommen,
BEN 8eloipenoen ermoglihten oen
5ortbou ocS gelpaltigen Sorios. @eit
|mebr oils oht 0illionen Saler ipo-
rem allein hurb Die 3ombouoereine
auf9ebraht tporben; 5rieorid 8iI-
belm ". nno 2uonig I. bon gop-
erll llnb piele Berionli6feiten oes
|offentli6en 2ebens lperbeten neiter
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