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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27

rR w Ullman. -,
D. Pow w, Nickel visited recently
,,itb Fr Robbins, who is serious
" IL in a Columbus hospital ,
y Confirmation class has started
a. St Henrv's church.
CT Mr Nv and Mrs. Henry Becker OF
1oTer salem route celebrated
4boir % 4otb wedding anniversary
| SIIndav
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lee, Mr.
ond Mrs Joe Morrison, daugh-
tor vnon2 of Ha1ricttsyjIlc, Mrs
/ ANA Moorc1and and son, Harry,
Of Drytcr Citv and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles MoorcIand of CIoN'I"no
enant Thursday with their broth-
cr Otis MooreIand, patient at
the Good Samaritan hospital, IN
GAINESVILLE where he is recover
inc from major surgery.
Plans are being made to redec-
crate the interior of St. Henry S
church.
Wadie Glen Lucas spent the
weekend with his grandmother,
Mrs Anna Walker.
Mrs. Charley Vanfosscn a re-
preventative of the farm bureau
of Elk township attended county
vida ra1Iv at Caldwell Monday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27

yer StTeakS.
r More than 200 dealers from
this zone saw the new cars for
the first time and attended a day
long sales meeting.
Using elaborate slides, stage
props, movies and skits, depart
ment heads from central office
presented the latest programs
covering merchandising Of parts,
accessories, service and used cars.
Presentations also were made on
local advertising, promotion and
customer good will
Dickens told dealers that the
1949 Pontiac Silver Streaks fea-
tured two completely new and
distinct line of cars. Entirely new
to Pontiac is the Chieftain line.
which is functional in design and
Of the notch or hustle back type.
It's companion is the Stream
liner series, an up-tO-date version
of the slant or fast back type
made popular by Pontiac. Both
body styles are mounted on a
120 inch wheel base The former
Torpedo series has been discon-
tinued.
Pontiac will make 10 body
styles for 1940 and, with the ex-
ccption Of the convertible and the
sWank new sedan, all will be
available with either standard or
deluxe equipment
Pontiac factory list price raise
of $40 to $50 in 1949 Pontiac
volume models was announced by
General Manager KIinger. The
Pontiac convertible is up $135
over comparative predecessors.
Ringers statement described
the price boost as normal point
cd out that all models are COM
pIctcIy rcdcsigncd.
National display Of the 49's by
Pontiac dealers and press an
nnunccmcnts arc slated for the
/ January 20 weekend, it was an
nounccd First public Pontiac
showing will take place this week
at General Motors show in the
WaIdorr-ALtoria hotel, in New
York.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
Pontiac Dealers Attend Preyiew
Showing Of Models In Cleveland

l. 1. Feeman of Feeman Pontiac Sales Service returned
Monday attending of
Silver Streaks in Cleveland
Luncheon served promptly at 1900 o'clock
Following the luncheon the meeting opened by Man
j. Dickens stating that veteran Pontiac factory officials
said that the enthusiasm of dealers the
model Pontiac capped
whsled curtains went up on the new Sill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
FELLOWSHIP MEETING

William Judy, assistant foot
ball coach at Marietta college
will be the principal speaker
this Thursday evening, when the
men Of the Methodist church will
enjoy a fellowship meeting in the
social hall of the church. Refresh
ments will be served at the close
of the meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
ENJOYING LEAVE

Corp. Lynn Benson, stationed
in Texas with the U. S. army is
spending a furlough with his
aunt, Mrs. Leila HoWland, Macks-
burg, and with his grandfather,
S. M. Secrest, West street. Young
Benson is an instructor and his
application for flying cadets has
been approved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
PLANNING CONFERENCE

A dIstrlct planning conference
for extension agents of Noble,
Monroe, Morgan and Washington
counties will be held in the loc-
al extension office, Friday, Jan.
%.
The meeting is held each year
with the extension agents Of the
four counties completing their
program for the coming year and
exchanging notes on accomplish
ments of the past year,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
MARRIAGE PERMITS

Two marriage permits were is
sued this week by Probate Judge
Otto Polling.
The permits were issued to
Willis Morris, Sharon township,
farmer, and Mary Stewart, Sha-
ron township, factory worker,
and to William M. Otto, Belle
Valley, U. S. army, and Lena
Keifer, Belle Valley, domestic.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
berger Of Caldwell route sIn5

berger of Caldwell route SUnd.x
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rav1 49,
children of Clinton, Mr.. and N+ %,lu
Burnett Myers Of North Canta, W., J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond PRYOR o, on5
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Prvor omS 0,'G
children of Pleasant Valley ~; i.o
tied Sunday with Mrs. Ann. ,s
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Soboon
pner, Miss Helen Baker and N.Y.
c. II. Schoeppner shopno1 o. o.
GAINESVILLE Saturday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. UIIn,an 81
tended the basketball aamo ~, ~
Bloomfield Friday night ''
Mrs. C. E. Johanning, Mr. mi
Mrs. L. D. Schramm, son. DanioI
of Harriettsville and HarnI5
Schramm, Cornerville, visited ~" nn
Sunday with their mother Mra
Lena Schramm, who is in and
being cared for lat the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Sam KjmnoI
of Somerset.
haywood Forshey is confined
to his home with al severe caso
of quinsey.
Callers at the home Of Bessia
! Miller over the weekend woro
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Gill, dauchtor
Sharon Ann, of Lower Salem,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smithberger
of Whipple route, Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Wetzler of ByesviIIe
Miss Betty Ellis of New Cor.
cord is spending this week at tha
B. w. Ullman home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
DEATH OF RELATIVE

Mrs. Arthur Stiers and Mrs. H.
w. Dickinson of the Renrock
community have been notified Of
the death of their aunt, Mrs, Kate
Sears Rees, which occurred at
her Cincinnati home. Mrs. Roes
was the last surviving member Of
the family of Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam Sears of Renrock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
AT MEETING

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Rossiter, of
Sarahsville, spent the past week
in Columbus, where they at
tended the annual convention of
the township trustees. Mr.. Ros-
sitter, president of the Noble
county organization, served as a
member Of the state resolution
committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
FOXHUNTERS MEET

Regular meeting of the Noble
county foXhunters association
will be held, Tuesday evening
February l, at Gill's Barber shop
All members and interested
parties are urged to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
BOARD MEETS

Regular meeting of the official
board of the Methodist church
was held Monday evening at the
church. Routine business was
transacted.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. William Radcliff was re-
moved Sunday to her home on
Belford street from Memorial
hospital, Marietta, where she
underwent a major operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27

Pictured above is Byron Brad
ford Stottsberry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Stottsberry, Den
yer, Colo, formerly of Caldwell.
Master Stottsberry celebrated his
third birthday on January %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boley, of near Belle Val
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Stottsberry, of Sarahsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-27
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Evening star., 1949-06-26
deputy Marshal Wells to Retire;
Handled 175,OOO Prisoners

Court attaches plan . modest
ceremony on his return wednes-
day or Thursday.
Mr.. Wells came to Washington
from his birthplace. Rensselaer,,
N. Y, At the age Of s and has
lived In the vicinity Of judiciary
Square ever since. He now lives
with his wife Rosa. 70. ., al
Third street NV.
The octogenayian became q
deputy marshal after 30 years In
the paperhanging trade. He sim
ply decided he would like TO try
his hand at the job OF marshaling
Federal prisoners. He won an sp-
pointment after serving as secre-
tary OF the District Democratic
Central Committee for 70 years.
Mr.. Wells said yesterday that
in the course Of handling prison.
ers both in the court cell block
and in transport to all parts Of
the country he has yet to lose"
or have any trouble with any OF
his charges.
Asked about future plans. the
retiring deputy declared firmly.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Marriage License
| AppIicotions

Under D. c. ldD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,odtt three tull days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted. the same as other days.
James ceranton. 40. Of Silver sprins end
Ma,, Pshans .r e. s72g xm ssta b, st NJ and
Jo..ns ssisn ps@ef.. Meea.' 2s r. 49, sss ~ !" and
.ss.Is R:. aP r. g. ssos ~ ass sns, E M M sns
GLADYS Rsynolds' is. Of MI. Rainier. Nd
william sheehan, %. 1914 Kearny s.: ne
and Kathleen Mccann. "a. 200 Rhode
nmii % oouirsn, 81. 1908 x.lmi. rd. nv
and Dema Garcia-Faars. 81. 500 st
John Dtnsl., 1s. Quarters I. and Josr
william HeaIne. 20. and GLADYS Hunt u
o.ss:s :! s.ss.ss.r g; AT. y =. !s,I :. :,
F..s.,:ss s.:ss 4: :: 1ss: s;'.st and ''..
e"asei ol.a,. IS. o.msns' ~. SIS M.di'en .. ~
'na;si As:;i ~ S isa: HssAs:' ss' q CHEVY
James Boak. 20. 260b Adams Aiu "a. nv
and Mary Shut. ~, $500 18th st. nv
Maurice Hill, e6. 3 Adams st: nv. and
Katie sturdivant' H. 1917 nnef'0n l"
Joe Rounssuille, SO. 1857 Que st. nv. and
Florence Gilbert. 80. 171l 2eth st. -
Dortha Leriney, 20. 1l0o East Capitol
st. IA
wsm ns p.. s.5f r1.ns H. st s. 'ssi 1855 s:son
David Bruce. 81. and Alta Cook. 1s' eoth
of SandSton, Va.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Musieions' Cour.s Opens

A Ex-wc<x summer wc-ks.acg
for high Achcc. musicians w.
open ~ an sonc-rcw q. Arsg
ican CnlverGty under the e.ree
ton o. 0oroon II. S,n..A. TIT
workshop vii oser practice II e
semnie PLAYING.
Evening star., 1949-06-26

In not gc,ag 10 ss&v de. I know
that Too many gvvs lie 6ovn
and die after they retire. but
not me
Evening star., 1949-06-26

career In Mu-
nicipal Court.
will retire next
Thursday At
the age Of 81.
Winding UP
an assignment
that began In
1888 In the old
Police c urt
here. Mr.. Wells
will take his
last omcial trip
tomorrow. Al
custodian of
two drug ad-
diets consigned
XIV FEDERAL
Evening star., 1949-06-26

United States Deputy Marshal
Harry J. Wells. who has proceSsec
nearly 175.oo0 prisoners from
murderers down" In his l6-year
Evening star., 1949-06-26

Average sire cs TIE American
family has been decreasing q, The
rate Of two-,en,hs Of q person
each decade since 1880.
Evening star., 1949-06-26

TO the Lexington
Hospital.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Collective Farmers
Build Roads

MOSCOW ~-lIs- More thar is..
70 cniiaFuwe FAIRNESS wlli build
fnads ~ Tee ..asnkir Republic
dafsak a. entire month. The
iatmefs. "pravda~ aaid. acek n
81 al thelr roads IN FIRST class
etalsiation before tne beeinninm
90 tHe harvest
Concerts und movies are being
sfuHu during ere evenings when
tfr fafmcfa have iinishesi the
davis work
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28

To-day The Citizen sFVs IN on
edituTlal p.lTagrs sph
a pefa1n mas feel good even
e BE- knoss he b. bed
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Poles To Gel
Work Decorations

WARSAW pa r I- tI1 TNs
cosn ruuiH iol Warsaw eovurn-
urut constantly ursing more
aisa more wuk. is afaing tsvo
nfa decorations o. thc long iist
alregdv beinn awarded Co Poles
Who uurk the hardest The nrw
uracra are called Banner 0f
Wolk and Builders 81 pcople s
Poland
MlCh along the lines of the So
caiiod stakhanovtto system ln
SoV1ef ssue-a. dirctors in aii
hGanchcs of industry are encuuf
aging workers o. exceed their
probation targets
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28

iefday ~ thc Key West Junior
Woman Club TIE consolation
prize was riven o. Mis- Mary =
Whali0n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14

8eiiegten bdben Elm Meft, Borte mnS
Saten, 8erbeiBung nno @rfiinung 3ls
bergleihen uno ben bentofrntii9en
Baum on ben Sriibten 81, erfennen.
gead Sabren elmer Diftatur ioIIte ibr
Bid uno ibr l1rteil geiharft fem.
@era6e, oa tb oiele 3eilen f9reibe,
ritbmt man am Rnoio, oaB mir ben
ntalten &rieg" getponnen baben.
Birflid? Muh Der falte @rieg tpar
elm iebr 1ltterqiiidlihes S9amipiel fir
Die vfriegliebenoen" Deutihen. llno
tie baben ben falten &rieg geponnen;
mir baben bo6itens ba3u gebolfen,
gletb3eitig ober Die MilIionen, bie
mir on Stalin berrieten, in nnaus-
ipre6li6es @lenb gebraht. Ser Se-
roisnlts Der 8erliner bat oen taIten
&rieg entl6ieoen niht aus 2iebe
5ur Worgentbau-D Demofratie, Die iie
erlebten, Ionoern neil fie tpirflih nil
len, tpas 8oliGeDisntils bebeutet. Bis
mir oas l1nbeil nieoer sl,tn,aben, oas
bier Sabre Wtorgentbau- -&a1iuht ON
geltiftet baben, bis mir oen 9aB tpie-
Der ausloi6en, Bis mir nieoer Mh-
tung uno 8ertrauen getpinnen, bis
mir gar barauf rehnen f0nnen, oaB
Geutide fir uns oie 8affen ersrei-
fen, miro nod iebr pieI 8aiier iiber
ole Spree uno ben Yotartoc Iaufen,
iiberbanpt iuenn Ser Worgentbauis=
mus tpeitergebt, tpie Die <br- -sSraae,
Die Serfallungsfroee, bas 8eiatunss-
itatnt uim. uitp. taeli6 neu betpeiien.
3ubem, unlere goIitif bat feline 2i-
ME, tpeil feline @runol1te: @s beItebt
Die 8efabr, bob Stalin neue 3uge-
Itanoniiie anf Soften DeutIh1an6s err
balt, ipenn er 1pieoer freunbliher Ia
belt - mir lieben nun etnn1al oieie
elpig grinienoen @eii6ter! @s lit TO-
gar mogli6, 0aB mir in einem neuen
appealenent- -&ummel uniere beuti-
gen 5reunbe Stalin uusIiefern. Die
amerifaniife Irnee bot 1916 oen
ilotpafii6en Braiioenten Silo an ben
8angiter 8enei6 o11sgeliefert = 1lnS
Sros Serbreden tpor, BOB er our 8e.
treiung ieines 8olfes Silfe BEL Sit
Ter ln6te, tpie Gburhin uno 2ooie=
belt bel Stalin. 8ir baben ben anti
boli6e,piltiiden !. General @lofIotp
Stalins Senfern alrsgeIiefert: StaIin
NOR ia bamals 8uienfreltno Der Oe-
1nofraten. Sollten Die 0euti6en uno
Die &uiien nidt bod 3tpeifel bnben,
menn ite oie alte 8al8e in neuer gon-
art boren, oaB mir ia ssreunbe oes
oeutlden ltno rlifiiben 8oIfes iino?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14
Senatpr 6nmpbreg pun Wtinneiuta,

SehulpI QHHIpDTeY uuH UatNHeIuIu,
Der i'm Hooember auf Ben 8ogen oes
oemofratii6en Sieges in oaS 8unoes=
fapitol geldpelnmt 1puroe, bat augen=
ideinlid) oas 8eoiirfnis, in allen Sra
gen Der SSnnen. uno 9uBenpolitif lei
ne iiberragenoe polittihe @eisbeit
leu6ten 81 laiien. @r bot oils giirger=
metiter BON minneapolis lpubrlih feis
ne Wunoertaten pollbradt uno NOR
Dor Der oemofratiideu 0ationalfon=
oention falm iiber oos @ei6bilo iei=
ner Staot binaus befannt, beute aber
lit er Sa6mann auf alien @ebieten:.
gr bat ettpaS bonn @eien bon Senrp
Wallace - - 1penigltens iotpeit iein
EaoifaliSmlls IN getra6t fon1lnt, llno
lelne ltarf na6 linfS geri6teten 9ln=
ldaulngen (beionoers Denn lie iid)
nit id'einbar populGren Soroerungen
Oeden) ruft er nit einem ielblt in Die
ler 3elt Der VtittelmaBigfeit nid)t az
tGgliden 8eltung5beoiirfnis in Die
8elt binaus.
9ie neueIte 9ieflonetut oieler @rt
1par iein fulminanter SroteIt gegen
Die Iufnabme Spaniens in oie Ser
elnten Nationen ooer au6 nur cine
freunolidere uno unItGnoigere 9e=
banolung als iie Spanien ieit gerou-
mer 3eit senobnt lit. gr Iubte alle
Sdlagtporte unO Fbralen 3ulammen,
nit 0enen Wosfou lmo leine @efolg=
16uft uno i6left unterridtete 8bra=
lenoreI6er bauiieren geben. 0ieies
Seal aber bate Der groBe Senator
BON Winnelota oen InidluB perpaBt
uno gan5 unO gar oie SatIa6e Der
lhlafen, bob iib sic Saltung gegen.
iiber Spanien erbeblib geanoert bat,
ieitoem man Die SolioarIt1t ser @eit=
melt als llnab1peisbare Hotlpenoigfeit
enlpfinoet. SSSn Safe SucceB ging Die
9ebatte iiber Spanien rbei geo1mpf-
tenn Srommelflang" ponltatten, uno
I'M 8unoesienat puroe am Iienstag
lharfe &ritif an ser Saltl,ng ser &es
gierung geiibt, 1peil tie nid)t fir oie
Iufnobme Spaniens in Sen Solfer-
buno eingetreten iit Selblt Elm 10
tpoI6edter oemofratiider gortei-
mann 1pie Senator Gonnol1p iprod
ii6 riidbaltslos gegen cine Bolitif
aus, Die 5lpar &uBlano, l1ngarn, STU
manien uiD. unerfennt, aber Spo=
MEN als Earia bebanoelt.
Senotor Slt1rpbrep ideint iib in
Ger Gebatte beideioen i'm Sinter-
9runo gebalten 5u baben. Sseoenfans
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14
Snnbesn6benipnen fir bic Sdn tr6 NBeoungn nt
Ger hot tlpttp odbp Anspr


len. Der Senat bat leste @o6e Dos
8eies a1genommer, 1,nter Dem oreis
bllnoert Wiuionen Collars iGbrlid
on Subiioien fir oas Sdulmeien I'M
gan5en 2anb ausgeporfen tperoen iols
len. Sic beioen Winneloto'er Senas
loren, Sbpe uno Sumpbrep, itinmten
fiir sic annobme ser Gorlaee. @abr-
Ideinli6 miro oieIe audi I'M Mbgeoros
neterbaus glltgebeiBen Der0en.
Sir Elm Ioldes Geieb pllroe i6on
ieit Sabr uno Sag Don ser Imerican
@oucation 9liiociation uno onoern
S6ulmonopoIiiten uno 3entraliia-
tionsfanatifern uno 5ielbeluuBten
SSeinoen ser STRIDE Eropaganoa &C.
nnadt. 0oB es Dem Itaatliden Sbul-
monopol Die @ege bereitet l1no cine
ernite 8efabr fir Sic fonfeilioneuen
Shulen beoeutet, lit 5lpeifeuos. Be-
oenten in oieIer &idtlrng Iu6en eins
seine Senatoren nit bem argument
81 beIdDid)tigen, sic Sub lioien Mir
ben nod Sen flaren 8eltimulungell
Oes 8eleses an sic ein5elnen Staaten
al1sbe5ablt, uno es liege an oielen, oh
lte audi pripate S6ulen an ben 8un=
OeSgelOern teilnebnen lanen mollen.
9uS lit ndtiirli6 cine leere Iusreoe.
GS gibt faum eineu Stuot i'm gan5en
&uno, Ser nud) MIR einen fleinen
9ru6teil ser ibnn 5lr Serfiiglmg ge-
itellten 8eloer an fonfellioneue S9u-
len abeeben tpiirOe. llno Iollte Oas 1pi=
Ser gr1parten irgenopo gei6eben,
Damn tp1ren iofort intolerante Sano-
tifer sur Stelle, lpelde sic @eri6te
unrlfen piiroen gegen lolde @efGbr.
Dung oes @runolntes ser rSrennung
Don Stuat uno Stride. g5 1p1re in
ieOem Staat Elm Serfaiiungs5ulas
11ot1penoig, I'M Iolde Supenoungen
re6tsgiltig 81 MAIDEN, 1tno in Sen
ullermeilten Staaten niiroe engber5i.
ger 5anatismus sic Annobme zines
iolden Gerfaiiungs5uiabeS 5u perei.
teln Diiien.
9as 8eieb beOelltet cine neue un-
gerehte 8eluih.ng ser Steuer5abler,
1uelde ibren &inoern cine d,riItlide
gr5iebung ongeOeiben laiien ipollen
unO nift allein ibren sluteil beitra;
gen gum llnterbalt ser itoatliden
S6ulen, ionbern ar6 oie Soften eige-
ner S6ulen tragen llno es beoeutet
etne georobrng ser &elisions- uno
Gr5lebungsfreibeit. uno biloet cine
tpeitere Gtappe altf Oem @eee gum
totalitaren Staat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14
%. s. A.
Bon 6. s. sideuberger
II
rSer 2iigner bpfft pergsblih Sren
nn0 8lanben"

WV Sptu"uAh
Inter oe11 8orlpiirfet1, sic man qe-
gen Sitler erbob, febrte ilnmer 1pie=
Ser Der cine tpieoer: Ofan fann iid
auf iein @ort nidt perlallen. SD
mo6te mobrbaftig Sitler ni9t in
S6ut nebmen, aber ser SorDurf
itinnr1t nidt gang. Sitler bot n1mlib
in ~Wein &anlpf" 5iemlih genou iei-
ne fOmmenoen Bldne Oargelegt. geur
baben iid 0ie maBgebenoen Serren
ni6t Oie Wtiibe genommen, oas 9u6
ol1rd5uarbeiten. SSsn Ser Sl6edei 9e-
neids belt Sic Boli5ei Sausiu6un.
gen; mer oas 8uh in ieiner 8iblio,
tbef batte, muroe itraffalig. Mnoere
1tieBen iid on Ser llngefeilten Spra-
6e Inoere ipotteten iiber sic Stamm.
tii6geiel1l6aft aus Dem Wiin9ener
8ierfeller, sic ood polttiid bar1nlos
lei, ipotteten iiber ben, uBaperban-
ger" - als ob &rapattenperfGufer
beiier geeignet mdren fir bobe slem-
ter. l1no Damn fmn Die 3eit ser 8all-
fabrten na6 8erdtesgaoen, an 0enen
iih oie @roBen BON oanols ebenlo
ielbltperitanoli6 beteiligten, 1pie sic
@roBen unb &leinen beute on Sen
Suloignngen in 8aibington ooer
yfostal, ie na6 Ser geograpbiiden
Sage oes Sorbanges.
8ir erleben bellte sic SSortiebung
Oieielben ~Staats1nGnner", oie ben
8oll6eDiSnllls aus gliien nod guro-
pa berpflan5ten, fir Sen ~glten alten
Soc" i9ndr1nten un6 beute nod uns
er3ablen, oaB Die 8olide1pifen lin
guten @lallben" banoeln, ipielen gele.
gentlid Die enttduibten 2iebbuber !:
Man fann iih auf ben euten Snfel
Soc bod 11iht Derlaiienl l1rto oo9
itintn1t o1h bas nidt. StaIin bat ii9
nidt gedn0ert; oas 3iel oes 8oIfhe-
tpism1s Dor, u1breno a,nb nod Dem
atueiten Beltfrieg tit unb mar: @elt.
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