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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
OUR COUNTY ROADS

Officers of this county have
been invited to meeting at Lex
ington to hear and take part in
a discussion Of Virginia roads.
1t is hoped that several Of them
will 60 and will manage to get in
a word for Dickinson County.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-26
(Q) Dear Nancy: The boys
Stop tipping" Yourself
AS A Sister tn Rows

I know don't look on me as
date-I'm more or less of
sister" to them. Many of
them talk to me about the
girls they're going with, and
ask me for advice. Although
they come to my house often.
l know they feel I'm just pal
and I'm getting bored with
this set-up. I'd like them to be
interested in me as girl not
just a good kid. l wonder if
you could tell me what to do?"
(A) You've typed" yourself
as a friendly confidante. They
don't realize that you're really
like the girls they 60 out with,
because they're too busy asking
you to further their cause with
the gals they date. You've helped
them in that way. but you have
a start that many others would
envy. You know them, and they
are friends. Gradually, start
breaking away from this habit.
Keep the conversation to lighter
things, smile and joke with them.
But steer the chatter away from
other girls and let them see that
you're not just gal they can
tell their troubles to, but some
one with a personality of her
own. Talk about them, ask them
questions, begin to mention your
own views and opinions occas-
ionally, instead of just listening.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-26
JUST BETW ZEN US
BY Nancy Mottram

(Q) Dear Nancy; Twice I
have broken up with the same
boy, because of another girl,
and each time he's come back.
He's limiting about going stea-
dy again, and although he
hasn't asked me point blank
yet, l want to have an answer
for him when he does. I don't
feel that you should treat an
arrangement like that lightly.
If you agree to go steady, you
should stick 10 it. What do
you think l should say?"
(A) When he asks you. tell
him that very same thing. INT
promise to go steady until you've
gone together a While longer and
are sure he's sincere about it.
It's pretty certain that you rate
higher with Him than the other
lass, or he wouldn't have come
back, but be wary this time. If
you do decide to take his "stea-
dy" offer, and he should break
it off again, wipe that romance
off the slate and find someone
who's word means a little more.
90 Dear Nancy: A boy I've
been going with recently
stood me up" last weekend,
and hasn't called or seen me
since. We had an argument in
few days before. but he made
the date afterwards and then
never bothered to keep it.
Should l give him up for good
or 60 on with him if he calls
again."
(A) His standing you up with
out an explanation beforehand
or call the next day to tell you
why he didn't make it looks de-
liberate. There is question of
your pride involved. If he calls
again, and you really want to see
him, you might accept and be
cool and disinterested, but it
be a happy evening. A
trick like this is rude and un-
1t would be smarter
to cross him off your date list
entirely.
If you have a school, family
or friend problem, Nancy can
help you. Letters are answered
in this column.
Copyright 1913, General
Features Corp.)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-26
New Process Makes
Corn CObs Valuable

LONGMONT. Colo. U.P.)-A
new chemical process has been
developed which is capable of
converting a pound of corn cobs
into 81. rs worth of xylose, a bas
ic ingredient in the production
of nylon and other plastics.
The process was developed by
Fred H. Riebling manager of
the St. Vrain Valley Milling Co.,
and two chemists, r. John Town
ely and Joseph w. Hahn.
Townley said the firm expect
ed to produce soon an edible KY
lose for US as a substitute for
saccharine and said paper al
ready had been produced from
residue left by the cob-to-plastic
process.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-26
Passion For Shoes Gets
Collector In Dutch

CHICAGO U.P.)The only ex
PLANTATION the police can give is
that Casimir Onik just likes
shoes.
Onik was the shipping clerk
of shoe factory until a watch
manat the plant became suspi
cious when a case OF shoes and
Onik disappeared together.
Police were soon removing
about 80 lyarge packing cases of
shoes valued at $500 from O
nik's basement. He said he had
taken them few at a time and
had no intention of selling them.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-26
Bursting Traffic Lights
Attributed To Hot Sun

DAVENPORT, la (U.P.)-Ex
ploding traffic signal lights are
getting to be a problem here.
After the city electrician,
VIII. Clasen, had the sixth
small blast reported to him with
in a few days, he narrowed the
cause down to the heat of the
sun combined with that natural
ly generated by the mechanism
of the control boxes.
at doesn't do much damage"
he said. Gust blows the door
off the control box. But it's get
ting to be a nuisance"
Evening star., 1948-05-09

committee print" without subcom-
mittee authority.
John o. Graham, committee in
vestigator, said the document was
Evening star., 1948-05-09

prepared outside the committee
and not by any member or stan
employe. He said he did not know
where it came from.
A subcommittee member declared
it was highly unusual as parlia-
mentary device" to print such an un-
official statement of the views OF
persons other than the congressional
committees, especially without ad-
vance notification of a committee
Ives Bill Criticized
The document especially criticizes
some phases of a bill sponsored by
Senator Ives, Republican, OF New
York, and reported out by the Sen
ate Labor Committee last February
1t is designed to prohibit discrim-
ination in employment because OF
race, religion, color, national origin
or ancestry.
At least nine bills with the same
general objectives, or for establish
ment of Fair Employment Prac-
tices Committee, have been intro
duced in the House.
Indorsing objectives of such legis-
lation, the document complained
that the particular proposed meth
ods are dangerous because Federal
officials and agents would be au-
thorized to investigate all phases
of the employment relationship and
to issue orders affecting employers
and employees whenever they believe
that the motive in back Of any de-
cision Is discriminatory
"It must be recognized that en-
ployment discrimination is but one
Evening star., 1948-05-09
10hio Publisher Takes
lover NEA Presidency
las Convention Ends
~ the Assoeioisd Pres.

PINEHURST. N. c.. May ga
50-year publisher, a veteran
newspaperman. today took over the
presidency Of the National Editorial
Association.
Orrin r. Taylor, publisher of the
Archbold, Ohio, Buckeye, assumed
the duties Of retiring President
Charles P. Helfenstein, editor Of the
Aroostook Republican Of Carl
boux, Me.
Mr.. Helfenstein became chairman
Of the board of directors.
Others elected by the 4,868-mem-
ber association: Joseph r. Cook,
the Times, Mission, Tex, vice presi-
dent: A. c. Gardner, the News,
Crete, Nebr., treasurer.
Retained on the board of direc-
tors:
Don Reid of Des Moines, Iowa !;
]. Clifford Kaynor of Ellensburg,
Wash; Bernard E. Esters of Houl-
ton, Me-; Alan c. Mcintosh OF
Luverne, Mimi: G. w. Brown of
Oconomowoc, Wis; and Don Eek
of Chicago, executive secretary and
general manager.
But for a brief program, installa-
ton Of officers concluded the asso-
cations business program here.
Tomorrow the membership leaves
on weeks tour of North Carolina.
Editors and their rwives-members
of nonmetropolitan dailies and
weeklies-were here from a majority
of the States. The attendance
would have ben larger, officials said,
but for the threatened rail strike.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

mote greater freedom and opoor-
tunity for the individual by Fed
eral regulation of the employment
relationship in industry is unwise,
impractical and fraught with grave
dangers.
"Unless this country is prepared
to accept the all-pervasive control
of industrial relations by corpo-
rate state through Capitalization OF
power in the Federal Government,
there are some problems in our
social and industrial life whose ulti-
mate solution must be left to the
slow but certain processes of edu-
cation, voluntary action and the
relentless pressure of public opin-
ion"
The document "raised the ques-
ton" whether wage-hour legisla-
ton, with provision for minimum
wage levels, is necessary any longer
1t asserted that the law has created
more problems than it solved. Other
forces in our economy" provide ade-
quate safeguards against substand-
ard wages, it stated.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

aspect of the entire problem OF
discrimination against minority
groups" the document stated. That
discrimination stems from deep
rooted prejudices and history o1
friction which cannot be eliminated
simply by saying magic word
The problem of eliminating discrim-
ination against minority groups can
best be solved by taking into full
consideration the pattern OF COM
munity attitudes
Education Suggested.
The document suggested that the
problem of employment discrimina.
ton because of race or creed be
approached through educationa
means and by using established COL
lective bargaining procedures.
"Such a procedure" it said, "is
much more realistic than the i'm
position, upon all employers of sc
or more employees, of a Federal bu-
reaucracy which may have its own
whims, prejudices and caprices. The
whole movement to seek the elimi-
nation of discrimination and to pro-
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Labor

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Open House to Offer
NuyIor Apartments

The Veterans Cooperative Hous-
ing Association, which bought Nay
lor Gardens last February, will
sponsor an open house from 2 to
pm. today to help IS association
members sell their memberships.
The Is World War II veterans
whose apartments are still occupied
by previous tenants, are leaving
Washington and must sell.
The association this. afternoon
will tell visitors about the organ
ization, answer questions and show
apartments.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Schultz gegen die Wirkung Won Atombomben

Stelleh an oenen sic &leiDung ENG
onlug, bie on Shilltern lmh 9lrmeu
unh Die in Der Hihtlng ali oil
,Hltomboaiheu '@rplolipn meieu, er,
Iitieu ire &rbremlnnen.
@ei Dem "sItonlbrot" bamoelt rS
lih NaacQen ltn etpns gan3 ncucs,
'nQur nod qor nIht purhnnNenH@
&;c Major @nuer crflGrte. bcfibet
man iid, nlI hielem tSoridum95gebiet
noh niht nn 3icl - nImlih oet
9(nmenblna pon Srogen sur slus
lhaltlln0 Ser robiorftipen @irflnq
nlli Nnhrlmgslmittel. Die hi5berigcn
Grperimente haben eraeben bnb c9
Ger sufiinitigen Tcrldaing nobl Dor
tefalten Icin mag einen oernrtigen
Slhub'tnfi iiir Die gcbrGuhlihit2ll
2&cnsnIittel pie Wrot, 81 cntbedeu.
Sine meitTe Sdplbmabnobme bill,
Get oie ssmmuniiierllng Der 8epolfe.
rung gegen @unbltarrframpI. &c.
tnnus Snpillngen lollen gegen er-
franfllngen bel Ser groBeu 3a5l Ser
in hen StGbten 5u ertpartenben Ser.
lpunhllnaen Der .3ipilbehGlferlm0
ihiisen.
Wtaior @auer lhliigt aud Shub.
impflmoen ae9en &ranfbelten oes
Teroalli,ngsipitems uon GorbcllgelI
fam man geaen Cholera unb Mubr.
beren itdrfere Gerbreitllng I'M 8e-
fuIge Der 3erltorinng ltdbtiider @al-
fer uno &analiiicrnngsanlu9en be.
fiirhtet peroen miiBte. slnBerScna
blte nach ben Sorid,ligen oes See
rcsurstes oie 9hltgruppe ieoes Nme,
rifaners feltgeitellt aneroerL oa I'M
&riegsfalle nit elmer ,mgebelren
Sabl bon notoeubieen 8,ltiibertra-
.alngen gerehnet miro. Sur 9lut.
errppenbeitimmlna uno &ornahme
BON 8httiibertragungen mii6ten uld)
2aien ausgebiloet neroen. bu sic
3abl ser glerste fir oieie grobe Mui-
gabe nidt ausreiht.
6ilfsorsau;sation i'm 3mfmnitsfriea
geah 9lnlid,t Waior 8aners muB
ole 8orbereitung bon MbtpebrmaB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Sieafrieos 1antc

Smmerbin, mir fo,nen Dem Inpib
feline Seme ritbig laiien; 10 aufregeno
lit oas nid)t. 8an5 bo'e ieboh ltebt
es nit Dem Nibellmeenring. Son
ser 8eidppilterliebe mollcn mir
ifFueiaen; hie lit ihon oft er0rtert
,uorhen. @eniaer befannt ieooh lit
oaB Siegfrieo feline Sante beirotet.
Seben mir ums einlnal sen Stamm.
baum Der ssamilie @otan an. 0a il.
|slerlt bas @dli,lngenpaarSieg
uno Siegelinoe. oeren Mutter oisfret
|per6orgen bleibt, oeren 1apa a6er
S,ueifellos @otan lit.
gelm beiinben iih irgenolpo in Ell
mem fomfortablen ,mteriroild,en 60.
gis Grba, nie @6ttin Ser Tiefe. Gus
lit elm iebr angenehnuer Wcrnf: iie
ihlGft ndmlih sumeiit. GinnlaI abcr
ertpafte iie. uno oa beind,te iie $50.
tan. Der lodere' 0o0el ,srau groa
leete li6 Damn tuieoer idIafen brad,.
he, gslegentlid> bas 2ino @riirbiloe
'slr '@elt uno id)liei bann spieber elm.
llno apenn iie bel Der GotterS6mme-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

TrirGItiidsi5enc in elmer amerito.
nilhen rSamilie flrs Dor bcn slns.
bruf, hcS ncuen Griegca:
Satin: .Seutc Siehit on mob!
belier sur 9lrbeit boinen 9ltDmon5ua
an.
Snitc: sd hobe ibu ihon berml3.
aenommen. llebrigeuS, picncift fan
gen mir uuh lieber bamit an. Ntpm
brot S,l eiien." :
Satin: ,&aIt on gar niht gcncrft
0nB mir bns lhon felt einenl Wtnnut
tln 2"
Tamit hubcn mir snsi non osn
frrIiAt'SnlaBreaeln qenannt. Ole
Wtaior q. 5. Bauer pom SanitGt5'
&prps Scr Il. g. slrmce Der i'm
Ymt oes Irmfa @eneralar5tes nit
Der 3e!tllng bon .SpcSial ,Eroief
ten" betralt lit. mli5Gbte. I'm h!e
Sad)e nGber 81 erfldren Gin
.s(tonl 9(n3us" lit niitts unoerea
ais ein getp0bnlicher bcller Mnsus,
Der reht rucit lmb beqlem geid)nittnl
lit. Mit oieiem ein5ieeu SilismitteI
fonnen tnuisnoe bon ihner5bafteil
'@erbrennlAlean pernaieoen meroel,
nno oas lit feline bloBe Termltunq,
ionoern llnteriIhunaen IN Sapcn
baben beluielen, ooB olrrh olnatlc
fsarbe alno enge aleiouna niele Ser
brcnnlrnaen Derllriaht murnen.
Grinnern Sic 1ih nod ser Ebotis
pon &erbrnlnllmgsltreiien mi Dem
Riifen iapaniihen fsrauen? Gie
Saut ipuroe genau unter ben rotten
Streiien Ser aleioune pcrbramt
0ltrch Die Ole lengenNe Sibe 0rang.
apGbreno oie ipei6en Streifen pollen
Shub gepibrten, Seoer hnnfle
Garbton lGBt in dbnliher NSsiie Gle
Site oilrd,, unb ichapar5 lit mogliher.
meiie am ihlimmiten Shmar5e
Sfriit mlf oiinem Ynpier. oas unter
Der Gimpirfung ser 8ombe bon &iro.
fhima itanO, perbrannte pp!lltdnbig
bod Oas tpeiBe Yupie blieb.
ssapanRr, aie meite 8eipan6er trll-
gen, blieben unperlebt, cod an ben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

mbmen aeaen sltombomben pnn Ell
mem gans relsn 8eilhtsplmft eripl.
gen, nGmlih Dem, oaB ieoe S5ilis-
organization nidt an ibrem eigencn
@obnort. ionoern IN Enhbaritdbten
ein5ugrciIen bcrcit lit. Gin sltomon.
griif. bnriiber 1T iih Ger Militir.
arst iiber. miiroe 10 rerMarenoe Snl-
gen babcn, bnB in ser angearifiencn
Staot IeIbft iebe Silfsoraaniiation
seridllogen mare lmo Silfc mr ans
Had)barprtcn bernnge5pgen mcrben
fonnte. Ger nit ser Hcitllng Ser
Nrtnrnbnabmen elmer StaHt betraate
Wnm muB nllo niht in, ser gleidleu
Staot. ionbern IN elmer geluiiien
Gntfermlng BON ieinem 3dtigfeitS-
bereih luobnen.
Cine .berubigenbe" gusf,,nit
fomte Maior 9mer mif) geben: Tie
nernihtenoe @irfllng Der sltom.
bombe miro mabrideinlih nid)t oas
Soppelte BON ser aus SSapan be-
fnnnten Wirfimg iiberihreiten. ie!bit
nenn ore @omben ielbIt ltinoig per-
gr0bert nno perbeiiert iperben, 10.
fern niht nelle srunblegenbe Gnt.
bedllmpen een1adt 1peroen. Gie Nm
nabme, baB trob Der &erltGrflma ner
bisbr bdfannten 8on1be nic)t mebr
oils 200 Erosent Der befannten @ir;
flung ersielt peroen fann. itiist litb
aui Die Satfa6e. baB Die @irfllng ei-
ncr 8omhe nit 5linehmenoer Grt-
fermung bonn 3iel id,,Rll abnimmt.
Ser @irfllngsbereib Der stoms
erploiionen 1pGfit nur nit Der &ubif-'
mnrsel ser 9etonationsitdrfe. 3. b,
INN dl10 ef1Dn 0te Olerfdd1e VtrtlinH
81, ersielen, mn6 man oie 8onbe um
Aas 16fahe pergroBern.
Cine Musnabne bon oieier matte
matiif)en .3eritornngsregel ipuroc
alleroings bon Maior Bauer niht
ertpdbnt. Gs lit moalidb, oaB Die
Gntfernlna mtf Die Die Site nnS
2ihhuirtnns. einidlieBlih Som
nembranb". ipiirbor 1T. i'm gleih,r
ausmaB iteist, nie oie Mtombombt
Dergr0Bert tperoen fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Oeiterreiet perlanot
Sreilaiiune warees

@ien. Die 6iterreihildje Meeierun9
oerlanate Die isreilaiiuns oes Sber.
lnipeftors Mnton Wtartf, Sen Die
Hhlilen ititgenplmmpn hatten, Seine
Smlptauigabe mar ole llnteril,hlma
bon Gntfiibrunqen. Die rniliide Nat)-
rihtenoaentur SaS euthiillte, man
Gcidnlloige Maret ser rSrqaniiie,
rl,ng ci!rS <SpIonogcbieuitcS geqell
bie Soapietllnion."
Die Soroerlmg slr SreilaiI,hs
luuroe IN getrennten Soften oil sic !
Sffupaiionsmdhte aerihtet, Sic
fibrten cine ldIriere Spradp, ais
Die bi5hcr i'm @erfcbr nit ben ge,
1GbunGsnlot)ten angGpanot ipnrhe.
GS miro erfldrt, Ole sSeitnabme Ma,
refs lci mr cine in ser .lanaen Set.
te BON &erbaitlmgen oiterreihilher
3ipilperIonen ourh 0e1aslmgsbe,
horhen,".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
verwickeIte FamiIienverhaeItnisse

Nealit fompli5iert limo eigcntlib
in uielen @aanersSpern oie SAINT.
lienperhGltniile. gfnn fennt fib Oa
ridt red)t m,s, llno piclerorts ltimnlt
es einFm niht so in oen .MeiIter-
mem Ger blutilmge S,hr.
bub Snpio in Gpas Mmme perlieht
III. luslhe @agner lelblt BON Hittrr
0alter Irbr unboilid vhie 9litc"
nennen lGBt. slaeroinas IGBt Scr
Sihter o,rrhblifem. bcB bier Sic
2iebe siemlih heitig ourh Den Ma-
gen aebt, oa WfaaSalena Sen 8uben
nit @urit uno SUDDEN periorgt. slbcr
mntB man oes5alb iofort an Seirot
|oenfen. ,pie bies Damn 1nBneioeutia
i'm aroBen Suintett gum slusbrut
fommt?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

hern @alter 2ippnlanns pertrete1re
&on5eption. Die man als Ole aigent.
lihe alIBenpolitiide 3ielRbune ienes
einiluBreidRn &reiles nm Mooiepelt
anieben tann. oeiien Sallpt Bernard
garlth lit, oeiien NamensidiN &en-
rp Noraentbau lnb oeiien Heflamcs
d,ei' @alter Sippmann lit.
Nenn man oieie 9atlnde fennt.
Damn oeritebt man niht MIR Die ST.
nieniiibrlmg Der Mtlantif -llnion-Sbee
ionoern oieie Ssoee tpiro Damn amd)
loaiid, ~rid)tts", ia slpanasldufie!
@ariun2 = 9ie @runoibee oieies
.&reiies spdr nno hit: Oeiitihlano
mlB pgrnid,tet meroen l,no ME tpieocr
dlierIteben. = 9ieies 3iel ioIlte NIT
Sem beriihtiaten MorNcnthm,plan
erIiillt lperoen, ser leinerieits nMr
Die Observation-Disclosures icnes
imfalfenben 8einn,tplans lit. ser
lin Der beriibmten 9enfMriit 9ern.
aro 9orlths nom %. Stunt 1945 noe.
niaitens teilipetie befannt tpnrhe.
Sm 2auie ser lebten brei Sabre
bat iif nun seseiat, Dab ole Nieoer-
baltlnna SentidIlanos slcihbeoell.
teno mit Der Nieoerbaltuna g,nopas
Iiit 9em SeAtihlano lit niht MIR
lpirtid,aitlid nas Riidarat Guropas,
lonhern lit politiib iein Ser3 un6
militariib lein Sanger. iooub bie
Soait Der 1atiahe ielbIt IN. Wafbine.
tnn erfaunt ipurbe: Nbne 1e,ltIt.
lanb aibt es fem europa!
aus bteier @rmnoiDabrbrif fann
man aber 5ipei perihieoene ssolge.
rllngen sicben; Die poiitibe la,itet:
alIo miiiien mir 0e,ltihlanb tpieocr
geiilno llno ltarf MAIDEN. INN euro.
pa geinno uno itarf an buben; oie
negatipe lailtet: ba mir inter feine,l
llmltanoen Elm geiimbes lmh itarfes
Sd,lmR n,i! 9rtfs Z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Nmsheb,,ne ipirS in,
Oetcber beeinncn

sSaiblngton gSR glusbcbunaabe
bunasbeomte erfldreh lit eS 5icm
lid iid)er Dab unterNem neuen Gc.
leB Die Scaiitrierimk uneefdhr an,
16. slnelrt besinneh miro. ole tot
Etlife MuSbeblng Auioug Sfto-
ber. T..
Die bonn &ongreB alrgcuomlnenc
neutrality-suspicious. iii bcrcita bon
Eruiibent Srlulldn mitcrpitlmet.
Sn ser Tprlugp III uoraeleben, OaG
Dor 80 Saaen nah Der llnterscid).
nung ole Musbebuta nidpt bcainncn
barf.
Snsip!ifen nelbell lid WGnncr
iiI 9ieulta!ter IN lolfcr 3abl bel Scr
gtotionalgoroe, bab ole fcitgelcGtc
@ren5e ibon itbcrlhritten nrrhe
gSm Dor ,Snfraitreten oes suSbeh.
lngsae,eBes in Die 9tatlonulgaroc
ODER in Die 9ieierpc Ger Hlrmce. ser
IlOtte obcr scr 9llfhpe5r eintritt, III,
tcrlige nidt Der sill&bebura.
Die gtationalaaroe ipG bis gum
Sabre 1852 $4,000 Mtann lnnfol.
ZEN. @i5 Gnbe Der @od)e biirften hc.
reits 375,OOO neue 2lnmelhunaeu
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