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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
ksine westdeutsehe Regierung
fuer |ange zeit
sehoffvng zines zweiten crieehenlonds i'm Herzen
Evropos wuere Elm Sehritt in Rchtvng zines dritten
Weltkrieqes, sogen Dplomuten.

III vpicr Ocutihlanos" geiiibrt:
Die So,piet Sone: Hraftiid Elm
Slnparteirn Staat, ser bon ser So'
| ;ioIiltiiden Ginrtspartei beberrlht
| uiro. 8irtihaitIih lit lie Die einsiae
3une. oic lid ielbit erbalten fam,
| 1ot ieooh unter observation-disclosures.
Jen al Sic Sopicts 81 leioen. 200
Scr erOBten 6abriten in Ser 3one
| ;no ;u einen So,uiet-Sruit juIam.
| men5aeitlcien tpor0en. uno Die
iibrigen ,peroen aulndDlid) ueritaat'
litt.
Gie amcrifaniide Gone: HoIitiIde
Jiibruus in oen Sdnoen Ser Ginoer.
| regierureen, in oenen oie Gbriitlif)s
SoSiale llunion u,to sic So3ialoelno.
| tratiihe Tartei maBgebeno iino, nit
ser 2iberal 9emofratiibeu Eartei
uuS sen 9omm,,niitcn alS fleine
Miuoerbcitcn. @irtid,aitlif ban.
Self es iid I'M cine 0eiijitjune. Gic
Dtilit1rresierune Itebt iiir ireies I'M
ternebmertllm uno ,pill oen Geuts
iden sic Gntiheioung oariiber iiber'
Ialien. eineu pie eroben Cell Scr
Snoultrie lie uerltuatlidrn ,uoIlen.
9ritiId)e 3ome: 9teiat politilb Ger
SE0 ltIrfer 81 als sic amerlfanild)e
Gone. Die britiihe Sabor &. &cgie'
rl,na neigt ser Geritaatlihlng Ser
wihtigitcn Snoultricn ju, iiberldbt
aber sic Gntideioung cbcnialls Sen
Oeutihen. Sic Gone pcrfiigt iiber
sruben SnSultrie. .&eid)tun (Nubrs
YebicD, lit aber iiberplfert unO bat
Elm bpbes 2ebensnlitteloefijlt.
TranjOiiid,e 3onc: Gie flclr,ite
uno irnllte ser pier 3onen, aus Der
oaS Saargebiet bcrauSsclOit uno
uirtidaitlit Srantrcid ansc9lleoert
lpuroe Die 3one Itebt unter 'dar'
Ier politiIter uno pirtld)aftlihcr
aontroue Ser iranjoiiidrn WtiIitar'
regieruna.
Die Yriten uno slmerifaucr bas
ben ibre 3onen pirtit,aitlif) perei.
nigt uno einen biSonalen 8itr'hafts'
rat geif)aiien. ser einen 8irtIfaits'
plan ausarEiten iou, ourh oen Die
,3onen autarf peroen. gon oieiem
Nirtifaftsrat miro er,partet, oaB
er Die 8runoIaae iiir cine euenh,clle
pcitoeutlde Negierun9 abgeben miro.
Die 9efi,a,,iiie oes States Iollen aa'
nlGblid) geitdrft unO ieine Vtitglie,
oerId)dft uerlllcbrt lperOen.
gs lpIrc &ufbar. oub oeu 9iat
Suli5ci, uno 8eridtspollmad)tcu &c.
seben wcrocn. nm icinc Dirtihait.
Iihcn Gntideiouugcn gegcniiber Oen
2dnOcru er5luin9en ju tonnen. 2ann
tOnnte ser 8at Su einer Irt legis.
Iatipen aorperid,aft eupeitert neroen
uno ihlieBlih seluiiie parlamenta.
ride Hehte erbulten. Souiel lit &c.
5enlplrtis uorgeieben. uno bis Dies
erreiht lit. m0seu gtonate uerse.
ben.
Seoer ein5elue oieier Shritte miro
Dem aontrollrat uorgeIegt rperoen,
nobel HuBlano oie Woglihfeit er.
bdlt, id, oen Mabuabmen anjuIdlic.
i,cu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

uno in ipoblipollenoer 9Seiie por9c=
npnlnlcn. lpGbreno bel Ginbiir0e=
rllnasbclperhcrn, bic crit ipGbreno
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belt oocr
nod Ocm 81. Npril 1916 nuh Sc-
lterrcib acfomnlen iinO. bic ltrena=
Iten MobitGbe in politiihcr uno mo-
roliiher ioiniiht anaeleat ipcrocn.
Eur 3,4G9 pDu ibncn iplrocn bis
smu 81. Suli 1947 in Sclterrcid)
einaebilr9crt. Sic fonnncn gum
0ro6teiI aus Scr Sit,et)oilolpafci
uno iibcn in oen meiltcn ,SGllcn Dc
rufc aus. bic fir Den gSieocraufball
Der oltcrreihiihen 9Sirtihoft bon
SSicbtiafcit lino.
Gincn arobcn Ero,cntiae DC,
sfcuci,,acbiiracrtcn MAIDEN bic ,Srau.
cn aus. Die lpGbrcnO ocs &rieacs
Gbcn insbeionDere NIT Nltreid,s.
ocutihen cinacaanacn iinb. 15,475
Don ibncn baben bisbcr Die 0iterrei
diihc StautSbiiraeridaft ;uriidcr
baltcn. cbcnio 1.O97 gSihpen oocl
! Ncid)icbcne Sruucil. Die ourtb ieiner
;citiNc &crcbclithllnN slllSlinpcrin
lcn NclpOrOcn lpuren. St1,licElid) er
biclten in bcionocrS NcluNcrtcn mad
40 Ecrioncn Die 0ltrrrcid)iit,,
Stuutsbiiracrid)oit.
Nutiirli1) lperocn Die mciiicn Sin
MISREPRESENTATION in SSicn &C
Itcllt. S,icr ,purocn bis ,um Stid,
tag bcrcits 3O.7O7 ucut Staatsbiir
acrid,uftcn ucrlicben. oapun 22.Sl9
an Tcrioncn, Ole ii,1) it1,un Dor 1925
in sSicn oufbicltcn. 1925 an 3cute
Die nod, 1888 ;uNcluumocrt limo
6,234 oil ,Srarcu aus &rieascbcn
800 an 9Sihpen lnO ociticbcr
Nraltcn l,no 90 al onorrc 9>cricncn
,Scrl,cr babcn 9ticpcrGiterrcit
mti 1854 llno bic Stciernlarf mi
9,497 bic rclatip b0d)itcn ,3ahlcu al
NcllcinbiirNcrllnNcn a,lf,ulpciicn
0os crflGrt iit) baroms, oaf in Die
len SunoeslGnorcn Die inn >Nuli
1919 III &raft actrctcnclr StautS
Observation-Disclosures ans tcthniittc,
t5riinotn friibcr 0ebunobobt lperocI
fonntcn ais in Ocn lueitcr cntferntcl
.ucltlid)cn @cbictcn. Oort licot BIZ
'ubl Der ncllem StoutsbiirNcr ,lpi
lhcm 1000 mo 5000. Yciunocrs
nuifGlli9 III, oab in Scbcr0lterrei.t
! MS sllln Stit)toN MIR 335 Gerionel
liuocbiirocrt rpurocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Goeroe. Mm Noro1peitauseang
Oes Sauerlan0es liegt, cine StraBen.
babnit,noe bon Sasen entiernt, oas
meltialiide 2anoitdotdcn Goeroe.
Sm @eiHn fannte man cS frirbcr
fa,un oem Namen nad. Scute lit
eS ais ar0btes 3ager fir ueridlepp-
tc Ycrionen ipeitbin cil, 0egriff.
Sumner bduiiser taubcn in Sen 3ei-
tll,,gen ser britiidcn gone aus
YoerOe oatierte MelOun9en auf uno
berid)ten bon Sd)iebercicu, lleber-
iGllen uno anOcren @elpalttateu.
Sm sunni 1916 spuroen 5000 ser
5000 8apobner 5Gble,loeu Staot
upan9Sepafuicrt, lin 5000 friegs-
geiangencn u,uO Npangsperibleppten
M,lien Elat 81 MAIDEN. Sett lit oas
2ager BON Golen belegt, uub ieitoem
;cist sic 9oniteuation ser BcpGlfe-
rulg ungefGbr ioleenoes 8ilO: 2l5
oeutide, 25O ierbiide uno $50 pol
uiide 5amilien, io,pie etopa 200 IL
lcgale, nidt gemeloetc 2Y uno INT.
9ej1bltc rJrelnoinncn" ser Muss
linoer ,pob,en III Eperoc. 0abei iino
ie 0amiIie etspa 3 Yerioncn 5u red.
men.
Son Scr inspiidcn ipicoer ange-
iieoelteu Oei,tiben Vcp0lfcrun9
ipiirten mir bel cinem 9ciuh faual
ehuas. Sic crleihtert m6alidIt Ourh
,ueiteit9ebenoe Suriifboltlrng ser 5u
Ibrem Sdnis in 5 fnl .Hnoi,ls lta.
tioniertcn oeutiben YOlijiiten ibr
9eiabrpolles 2eben. Die nit Yiitolcn
beapaffnctcn Yea,ten baben bier cine
arslidtS.olc sllliaobc. Sbneu ltcbcn
nit MaIdincil9elpebren u,po SanS=
granatcn ailsgeriilt ltete 8anocn gegcn-
iiber, sic I'M allndhtIidpn Giniat
iiir Sd,ruurjen Nadibub iorgcn uno
sic Mrbeit ibrcr &omplScu ergGn,
icn, pelde in S6mueeclfobrten
nad) 3el9icn uno ourb Ycritiebung
alllicrtrn Gigent,rms ~8are" be-
id)affen.
Gon melt ber abcr tommt sic
oeutide &lmbidait. iiir sic man bier
audi Sic Scot nift als GntiblMoiguna
eeltcn laiien fam, nah Socroe unS
lidert Sen DPS Elm arbeitsireies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Stoutsoepartelnent an Den &un0ref
lpeacn Ne,pilli9unN Der 8cloer ipen=
oen. Sobci beiteht nutiirlid, Die
MOalihteit, pog Der getraa ourt
Sppoiitipn finoet.
Ser &ortlaut bcs slbfonlmcns.
oas fiir,lith nod ;cbn,pGthiNen Ser
banolmaen abacihloiien ,uuroe.
ipuroe I'M Scrlauf elmer Srellcfon=
fercn, befamtacmaht, ar Der
Draper. @illaro Sborp pom
StoatsDcportenlcnt uno Cir Mil'
liom Strona. Der britiitte Inter
bGnoler, tcilnobmen.
Draper erflirtc, ouB nah lciner
Sd,ibuna Die omerifaniid)cn VehOr.
, bcn 500, 100000 bis $500 900
900 fir 9tabrunasnlitteleinIllbr
mad, Scutihlano alls9cben miiftcn
$500 100000 bis $GOW.WO, ,OW)
! lpiirocn Die Srlppcn uno ionlti0e
9uflpenp,rl,acn uerld)linNcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Berlin. - Die Gnt,pidlung cincr
ipeitoeutiden 8egierln9 oiirite nidt
eine Sade bon 8oten. ionOern uol,
Nonaten iein. Benn cine inldf He.
9ieruns iiberbaupt eebiloet miro.
Damn tueroen nod aniibt 5ltitiinoi
ger 8erliner 3reiie sic ,oaernocn
politiid,en 6iibrer Oeutid,lanos unS
nidt Die britilb -anerifaniiben Ni,
litdrre9ieruuacn oie Snitiatiue bier.
5u erareifcn n,iiiie,,.
Die Soipiet,,ilion, 10 crflGrteu Sit
@epGbrsIeute. miro peitere Gbancen
erbalten. lid) Sen 8citmlhten nab.
reno ieoes Ser nun iolgenoen Sd)ritte
anSuihlieben, Sic 0eutidlano stpi.
iden Sit unb 8elt, mebr uno mebr
oui3uipalten oroben. Die 0erihnel
Sune ser iran,oiiiden Son, nit ser
britiif) amerifaniihen 9oppelSone
itcbt nid)t unmittelbar beuor, ba zoe
Scr Sic Ser. Staaten nod GngIanS
tuiuens iino, 6ranfreib nit 8ouBi.
lionen 5u gapinnen.
Der britiId amerifanild)e &urs
ieit Sem Suiamnlenbrud ser Con.
ooner aonferenS lit nlebr ourh sic
in DeutidlanO gefunoeue 2uae als
ourf irgenoapeldr tbecretiihen Ont
Ibei0ungen in 2unoon. ooer Waib
iilgton beItmmt poroen. Gs miro
gebofft, oab Dor allem sapei ISallpt.
siele crreid)t perben: Sic Gernei.
ouns elmer Serit0rung oes Sicr.
madte- -&ontrpuapparats in Gcutid
lano uno sic allm1blide Gnt1pid.
lung ausreitlenoer Hesierllngsna
lhinerie IN @eitbcutidIauo sur Ser
beifiibruna tpirtifaitlidfr Grbolllne
obne poIitiide SeiIllns beS Sanoes
Die Anlerifaner lno 9riten ,pellen
ieoe gftior uernleioen, sic sen 60.
tpiets als 8runb 81 elmer gufgabt
Der Tiermd1te. .&pntrollc uno Shai
fun9 elmer Heaieruna fiir rsan5"
Deitid,Iano in ;lrer Gone oienen
fonntc. Die sic Mliien bann ole ote
etEjisc oeutite Hegieruna anerfen'
nen miiroen. Dies wiiroe I'M Ser
gen europa cine Mrt Sweites @rie.
denIano idoifen. Nuh Der Nniidt
r reitIiher OpIomaten uro NiIit6rs
mare eine iolhe gntrpifIung Elm
Sbritt in 9fiht,lna ei1tea orttten
Deltfriegs
9tdtiirlih ,retb oerjcii ulenuno.
% bem brittid) amerifaniiheu &urs
griolg beid,ieben ieiu miro, % sic
Huiltn III teiner Neiie sll erfennen
edben, ipeld)e Mrt ibre Neaftion lit.
Die aiisenblidlid,e Gage in 7eutid.
luno iiebt iolgenoernlaben aus:
Die Station lit in pier 8eiatungs.
3onen geipalten. Sbeoetiit miro
Ser 9urs iiir gun5 Ieutiflano ourb
Den Nuiierten 2ontrpurat in Berlin
ieitIelegt. aber in oen Ietten ,uei
Ssahren mar er niH'' imltanoe. BIN.
lihtlif, elmer ein5ieen pihtiseren
NaBnabme uebereinitimmuns su er.
5lelen. Oaber lit ieSr Gone tatIGh.
lih ourd ibren 9eiehlshnber nah
be ser slnpeiiunaen ieiner
&aicrilna seleitet murheu. 0ies bat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

0tain5. - Sn ipeni9en Monaten
uufs in ser Griimmerltaot Main5
sic neue Sobannes-8 -8utenberg.l( .l(ni-
uerlitGt empor. Die grridtl.na oie.
les, geb1uoefompleres lit nur Elm
GoripieI uno teiit aui Gin ercb.
artises 8auprogramm bin. Oeiien
Siel oas w9seue Nain5" lit. Cine
slrbitcftengr,,ppe arbeitet oie SlGne
uuo @iiie oieieS uniaiienoen Sro,
iefts is in aIle Ginjelbeittu aus.
Die meiitjerit0rte Staot Ser fran.
,0iiiden Gone iou oanad) 81 Ser
mooerniten Staot ser 8elt peroeil,
3u elmer pabrbait porbiloliben
Sieol,,ng, sic ser StGohbaufl,nii
neue 8ese ipeiien miro. Gs 5eigt
lib bier ser crlte Nusorud iener
Sufl,nit, sic Nnore 9ioe nit oen
@orten anfiinoigtc: r8eitern bralds
te man &dmpier, beute lit oie gsot
an Mrditeften Oes Iufballs. Sic
meroen fommen, aus ser Hohpenoig,
felt geboren." Die 8onltr,,fteure oes
neucn Mainj baben ibr Saltptauar,
tier in elmer lanaaeitrcdten Yarade,
in ser iie nit Ger niihternen &aei,
lteruns BON Grfinoern iibcr lire
ReiBtiid)e gebelat, lteben. IS iino
Sranjoien, Icutldp, Sf}lpeoen,
MGnner uno ssrailcu, olle in lansell
weiben arditeften,llGnteln. TieIe
Singer Gprbuiiers iammsIn lib nm
oas Yariler Gbepaar Soos uno' cine
Idrpeoiibe Snnenarditeftin oie OaS
geihidtc Mus"usen oes NobnralulS
81 elmer pabren @iiicnid)ait crbobell
bat.
Ser iran;Giiihe 0a,lmeiltcr 2poS
lit cine tattrditiae uno vbantaiieuollc
Yeri0nlid)tcit. gteben ieincr Main,
ser SGtigfcit wiomet cr iid) Scr
Wieoercrridt,ug oes Stdotdcns
Scttepille bel Hollen, oas aIs Giien-
babnfnotnpumft lpiibrcno bes &ries
ees fait Sem groboocn gleidNeruadt
uoroen lit. Naf icinen YlInen iou
sic Wain5er Mltitaot nm oen DOM
oils cine Nrt WuielmSteil i'm Often
beiteben bleibcn. lpGbreno oas neuc
Vtains nit icinen mooeruen @Ubu.
blodiieolunaen unO @riinanIaaen
oen 8eitteil Ser 9eiantitabt biloen
miro. Man rehuet nit elmer 5ic,u,
lid erbeblihen gusoebnung Der
Staot, Ole aui 8runo ibrer siinlti.
gen Gage I'M Sf)nittpunft scr mid.
tighten Ycrfebrs,pege oaju beruien
idrint, I'M jufiinftigen europa ei.
ncn tfruorragenoen Ylae cinulncb.
men.
Nilic uuO Yllns. uiciiarbia &C.
ltrcift. unO geid)edt. fleinc YtoOelle
in HIaitilin uuo Yappe, iino porerit
Scr Hieocridllag Ser Bui,ioeeu. Sn.
oeiicn baben Die Gorarbeiten iiir Die
erite Muiteriieolun9, Die Sen Gin.
lang Oes nelen Naiu5 MAIDEN miro.
bereits begonnen. Die erIte SieSIung
mir. 5000 Nenld,en @obnroun
Jebeu. Sic miro an Scr @auItraSe
eritellt uno ioa in 5,pei Sabren Ter.
tie Ieln.
Gas neue atainS nib iin aus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Fine menge Neubuerger
in 0esterreichs landen
Bverserrecht nun sehr ee.vcht.

gSicn. = gfOdl ME lpor Sic 6itcr-
reid,iid,t Staahbiiraerid,uit 10 ge-
lllht ipie lcit geenbi0una oes &rie,
aes. Die Observation-Disclosures
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Are you and your relatives msm-
bors Of the Sick BENEFIT Society,
ana Central verband II not, nov
In the time to joln. For more In.
formation call the local repressn.
tative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Venn funktionale Hartleibisksit IN.
dauert und Sic miserabel. nervSs md
irritiert fiihlen und IN deren Symp.
tome Observation-Disclosures, tblen
Mundseruch, verstimmtem Magen, ver.
auungsst6rung, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt vol Won
Case und Blihungen- besorgen Sic sich
Forni's seiterprobtes AlpenkrXuser.
Mehr als elm Abfahrmittel, % lot auch
cine Magentitigkeit anregends Medi'
sin. hergestellt aus Is der Natur sige.
men medisinischen Wurseln, Kriutern
und Pflansen. AlpenkrSutef bringt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

ben und gibt
dem Masen das
angenehme Co
fIhl Won WSrme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gldckli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

trSgo DSrme sum Arbei.
ten und hilft, verhirteten
Abfall sanft und leicht
euszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit YER
ursachten Case su vertrei.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21

goes on in congress about housing
legislation. During the war there
was no delay in building barracks,
but when the veteran is discharged
he has a hard time finding a place
to live in.
An orphans home in Michigan for
which the Kooties, a section of the
V. F. W., raise money, was men,
toned as an example of mutual
help by veterans.
The state commander said the
members met at Laurel because OF
comradship and the desire to assist
unfortunate comrades and their de-
pendents. For that purpose it is
necessary to continue the program
of organized work.
Failure of the legislature to en-
act certain veteran-sponsored bills
was aired. Mentioned was a meas
ure to permit children of deceased
veterans to attend college or univer-
sity free of tuition. Another was
a bill to give veterans extra points
in competitive examinations. Both
measures failed. All the veterans
want, Bonner said, is a fair break.
He said he was pleased to sec
so many of the Auxiliary ladies at
the meeting, "for here is a team"
he commented.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
State NOtables Attend
Dist. V.F.W. COnclave

Continued from Page One)
factual information for the depart
ment history record.
Pilgeram, quartermaster-adjutant
expressed pleasure at the growing
interest and membership of the V.
F. w. and declared that the Mon
tana department is now growing
faster than any military organization
in the nation. Membership a year ago
was 2,180, while 1913 began With
He said he expected the
growth to continue because of the
service the organization renders to
veterans.
Commander Bonner said the Lau-
rel meeting was one of the best dis
trict conventions he had attended
and extended congratulations to
Robert Freund, commander, and 9TH
er officers of Laurel post.
Bonner was one of a commission
OF five appointed by the commander
in-chief to meet in Washington and
draft plans for the benefit of veter-
ans. No strings were attached re-
garding what they did or recon-
mended, indicating that the V. F. w.
is unhampered in its course of ac-
ton.
He objected to the pickering that
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
Art Has Been Recovered

Through the flight of centuries
there has existed a myth that the
ancient Egyptians knew how to
harden COVER and that with the
death of their alchemist the art was
lost. Today metallurgists of the
brass industry know how to harden
copper alloys far beyond the dreams
of the ancient Egyptians. The brass
mills have alloys as strong or
stronger than many steels and with
the rust-proof and corrosion-resist-
ant qualities of the oldest metals OF
commerce..
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21

Yellowstone in and to the following
real property and the Board determ-
ined and fixed the fair market value
OF the property at the amount set
after the description:
No. l Frame Barn with Metal roof,
59' 6" X IA 81. Appraised Value
9OOO.OO
No. 2 Machine Shed, open on one
side, "a Fl. X 60 Fl. Appraised
value $4,000
No. 3 Round steel granary, 1914"
inside, 2 3" high. Appraised
NoluS 9zO.UO
The above described buildings are
in the "a of the Yellowstone Coun-
ty Hospital.
Purchasers of buildings will have
60 days to remove same from the
County property.
Sale of Above described property
will be for cash.
EARLE KNIGHT,
County Clerk.
Dated January 21st, 194S.
(Date First Pub. Jan. 81, 1948-5t)
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
Corn Cob NylOn

In the future, according to nylon
authorities, corn cobs will be n OF
the important raw materials used
in making nylon boiling cloth, used
for wet sitting in wet corn milling.
Corn cobs and other cellulosic farm
by-products, such as cottonseed
bulls and the hulls or bran of oats
and rice, are sources of a chemical
known as ~furfural. which can be
converted into adiponitrile, a chem
ical important in making nylon yarn
and nylon plastics.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
COVE IRRIGATION co.
Incorporated at Laurel, Montana.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That at a meeting of the Board of
Directors of Cove Irrigation Co.,
held on the 9Th day of January,
1913, an assessment of $1.00 per
share was levied upon the subscribed
capital stock of the corporation,
payable on or before the 9th day
of February, 1913, to the Secretary
Treasurer of said Company at No.
2 Void Building, Laurel, Montana.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 9th
day of February, 1913, will be de-
linquent and advertised on the 18th
day of February, 194S, for sale at
public auction, and unless payment
is made before will be sold on Feb
ruary 20, 1948, to pay delinquent
assessment and expense of sale.
Dated January 5, 1948.
By order of the Board of Direc-
tors.
B. L. PRICE,
Secretary-Treasurer
Box 81, Laurel, Montana
date First Pub. Jan. 7, ~1948-4t)
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
Bonner Tells Of
Atrocities In Europe
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Bonner saw a crowd around a
building in Belgium and asked a
Belgian officer what went on. II
was a court of law. In one hall
II women leaned against a wall,
crying bitterly. The law vrovided
for prisoners to do penitence be-
fore trial, something the American
lawyer had never heard of.
He was present when the lamp
shades of human skin were examin-
ed and saw an American doctor
cut out a section to take to New
York for other American doctors
to see.
He saw where $4,000 people had
died and a monument of paper that
had been erected to them by COM
p~anions who survived. And there
was 81 million in loot, hidden By
blasting the entrance to a cave in
the side of a hill. The loot was in
s~uitcases in which victims had car
ried their clothing to the death
camp. There were $50 alarm clocks,
gold, jewelry, gold coins from Amer
lea and other countries and Ameri-
al paper money. A box contained
tooth Filings. Another box was
filled with wedding rings.
At N%ordausen, Germany, Bonner
saw a doorway in the side of q
mountain and beyond it a tunnel six
and a half miles long in which
buzz bombs had been made and
which also contained a completed
w rocket, it's plates packed in glass
wool to prevent dust from causing
a premature explosion. Many of
the fine instruments in the tunnel
had come from America.
There was the investigation of
discolored bodies at another place.
Each person was still in the po-
sition in which he had died. The
investigation revealed that the vic
had been saturated with gaso-
line, set afire and machine gunned
as they tried to flee.
These and a number of other
scenes were described, re-
minding the Rotarians of motion
pictures they had seer at a special
showing for their benefit at the
Royal theater.
Bonner said all the Investigations
thoroughly documented for ev-
idence and history, and added that
horrors showed to what lengths
IN organized minority can go when
( comes into power.
The speaker declared he thought
he United States is a greater ma
ion now than ever before, one of
is strengths being in the null
.itude of concepts and understanding
home by the returned
soldiers. Two dangers are another
and permitting America to
Europeanized by reducing
he standards. Preparedness is es-
to protect America, which
probably now rates a poor third in
Iir power. The nation was a win
ling team in the war, and if de-
nocracy has defects it is best to
the defects.
At the beginning of the meeting,
President o. K. Chapman announced
hat the Laurel club occupied first
lace in the state attendance in
December.
F. w. Graft announced that the
contributions last week to
he uniform fund of the high school
and, to which other organizations
ad contributed, had solved the
roblem of outfitting the school or
.anization.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
BIDS FOR A MOTOR PATROL

Sealed bids for a New or used
Heavy-duty Gas or Diesel Powered
Motor Patrol will be received by
the City Council of the City of
Laurel, Montana, until 1880 O'Clock
p. m. Tuesday, February 3rd, 1913,
and at 1880 o'clock p. M. of said
day the City Council will in regular
session open and consider such bids.
The Motor Patrol shall meet the
following specifications:
Shall be a Tandem Drive;
Weight not less than 10000
lbs; II foot m%oldboard; Gas or
Diesel Powered; New or Used;
Bids to be submitted with trade
in of present City Motor patrol,
and without trade-in.
Each bid should be sealed and en-
dorsed "Bid for Motor Patrol" and
mailed or delivered to the City Clerk
not later than 1880 o'clock P. M. of
the said day.
The City Council hereby reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Laurel, Montana, this
21st day of January, 1913.
By order of the City Council.
TILLIE HOHENDORF,
City Clerk.
date First Pub. Jan. 81, 1948-2t)
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
Aid Wonder Drugs

Soybeans are helping produce
streptomycin, newest and rarest of
the wonder drugs" A nutrient
made from the beans is being used
in place of a meat extract for grow
ing the mold that produces strepto-
mycin. 1t may double the yield.
Streptomycin is effective in many
infections which resist penicillin and
sulfas. 1t also shows promise in aid
ing recovery from tuberculosis.
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY BY THE COUNTY

BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Yellowstone, Mon
tana, entered on it's minutes of the
21st day of January, 1913, the
Board will on February 26th, 194S,
beginning at 1920 o'clock A. NJ. of
said day, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Billings.
in Yellowstone County, State of
Montana, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder all the
right, title, interest, estate, lien,
claim and demand of the State of
Montana and of said County of
Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF


Notice is hereby given. that the reg
istration for the School Election tc
be held in School District No. 2
Yellowstone County, Montana, will
close February II, 1948, at 5 o'clock
p. M.
Electors residing within said Dis
trict may register by appearing be-
fore the County Clerk of Yellowstone
County at his office in the Court
house at Billings, Montana, or be-
fore a Deputy Registrar in the
manner provided by law.
Dated at Billings, Montana, jan
uary 7, 1913.
EARL KNIGHT,
County Clerk and Ex-Of-
ficio Registrar of Yellow
stone County, Montana.
date First Pub. 1-14-4S-5t)