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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

YOUR ARTICLE on eggs should
be brought down to the farmers
price take. One hundred eight pounds
of Scent feed is $5.40. not $2.15, and
the average price paid Dec. is is
about 80 cents dozen, not so.
I can't understand who is going to
pay to maintain life and weight if it
is not to be charged to the eggs.
Hens sell for 20 cents a pound at
Billings.
I do not keep hens for pets and
think the article was misleading,
and the total cost should be said. The
producers side of the story should be
printed. After all the producer OF
eggs is not getting rich.-Don Beck.
Saltwater County.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

game he too had the job of dispos-
ing of the sick and the diseased. I
cannot help but believe the coyote
had very important job in keeping
our wildlife and livestock healthy.
AS far as coyotes killing healthy
cattle or calves, have proof that
it is so rare that it not worth con-
sidering. The coyote will kill some
poultry, but few well placed traps
will usually get results. The sheep
man has more difficult problem.
1t has been proven, however, that
with proper management and other
methods of control even the sheep
man can deal with the coyote.
] do not know who makes the 1880
policy for the fish and wildlife serv-
ice but do know they are doing it
with our money. And folks, the next
time the fish and wi1dlife poisoner
comes around with his horse loaded
with 1880, think of what you may
expect in net results.-Arnold Rieder.
Jefferson county.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

great damage, by mice, 10 the elk
range in the upper Gallatin.
The most serious thing of all, is
the fact, that in Gallatin valley the
mice are dying in such great num-
bers from Tularaemia, they are in
fecting streams, springs, and wells.
Our county health doctor reports
finding Tularaemia germs in eight
sources of water supply, and has only
begun his investigation. A number
of people have contracted this dis
ease. We have had rare cases before,
but never has it become so serious.
The coyote was put here for pur-
pose, so why not give him a little
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
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Take to the fields daily with a
NEW IDEA Spreader. That's the
ideal way to apply manure = to
improve your land and keep it in
bumper-crop condition.
And it's an easy plan to follow
when you own Americas top soil
builder. You use far less time and
effort to hitch a NEW IDEA
Spreader. Bed and sides are made
of select cured lumber, steel
framed low-slung and fared
to let you build higher loads
faster outlasts other types by
many years. These Eght-running
machines pulverize, shred and
spread manure with unmatched
efficiency. Spreading action is con-
veniently controlled to suit any
soil requirements.
Greater capacity and lighter draft
alone assure you a bigger payroll
from every load handled with a
NEW IDEA Spreader. Add such
features as non-choking cylinders,
widespread distributor, positive
traction just a few of its many
important advantages - and you'll
want to be seeing your NEW IDEA
dealer soonl Mail coupon today.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
IN DEFENSE OF THE COYOTE


AFTER READING the article
slough Times for Coyotes" by Larry
Gill, in the Jan. is issue of Montana
Farmer Stockman, would like to
say few words in defense of the
coyote.
Any number of farmers and stock
men, including myself, would not
allow this 1000" to be placed on
their property because of the danger
to other animals, such as weasel,
marten, skunk, badger, etc. Even
the birds, no doubt, pick up this
poisonous meat.
I am in favor of allowing people
to shoot and trap coyotes in order
TO limit their numbers, but am not
in favor of "1080'' or any other form
of poisoning. Anyone who has ever
seen dog suffer death from poison
ing would not wish that sort of fate
upon coyote or any other animal.
am in sympathy with the sheep
mans losses, but no doubt great
many losses could have been avoided
had not the sheepherder been neg
lectful
I have spent my life on a cattle
ranch and have never known of a
coyote killing cattle, except sick
or crippled calf or cow that was
sick, down, and unable to get up.
In regard to the wildlife, I feel
the stories that are told about coyotes
killing deer, elk, antelope, etc, are
grossly exaggerated. A sick or
crippled animal is naturally his prey,
but isn't he doing the range-life a
great favor, when he destroys the
sick and keeps them from spreading
disease? It's the old law of ''The Sur
viva1 of the Fittest"
I am so years of age, having spent
the greater part of my life trapping
hunting, and studying wildlife. For
a period of Is years have trapped
from so to SIS coyotes every winter
When the skins were worth from SIS
to $25, this was a good income in
addition to the income from my
ranch.
It helped to tide me over during
the drouth years. However, thi:
would not be possible today, as
haven't seen a coyote in the pas
two years, and very few other ami
mails, such as marten, weasel, anc
skunk. feel they have all suffered
the same fate, 1890"
I have always felt the coyote wa
my friend because he PRACTICAL.
lives on mice. Have examined hi
stomach, any number of times, ant
found nothing but mice.
At present, any number of farm
ers and stockmen are complaining
of damage done by mice to thei
grain crops and range-land. Accord
ing to an article in the Bozemal
Daily Chronicle, last August, re
port by the grazing survey showed
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01

space upon the earth. We all agree
that he needs to be kept in control,
but let's do it in a sportsmanlike
manner.-WesleY Hargrove. Gallatin
County.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
Lietuviq Archyvas
(Atkelta is 20 puslapio)

(Atkelta is 20 puslapo)
tose IS kur mes game pam zymas atsarg zemss ako gam
tik rasta asargu isnaudojmu."
visos rekansos zaiavos isdrbtos prekss
isakymu prvao butt paimtos pre-
kybos Karo veksnq yje uzpakanese tyse surnkti
uko gaminiai kasdienno ruba
ersje dalnu znioje karinp dalnq rekav
mans aprapn Kas q nebus pamta, bus peuota sekan-
81 etuvos apgrobinlo plana Goerngas saptai buvo
pavadines "zaliaja terba"
birzelio d. uzemus Letuva specialiu
isakymu Hlers Goeringe pavede gieb vsu premonu
atsargoms ko daugausa snaudo vokeciu karo uu
Sis 1912 rugpucio d. okupacniu karnu potinu vadq
rekalavo susprnt uzmtu krastu appema:
kabeo Goengas pasiqsti Dievas,
del govss r sivo patksta tautp darbuos, bet gi
"Jus prvaote atsa, kaip suprakaitaves medzokns
suo, kur dar kas
"As primenu plesi ir, buten, pesti pAninga."
Taip pagal pesmo pana 1e43 m. kovo 8 d. vokieca is
Letuvos Bano isveze Vokea daugau kap Letuvos
monetnio sdabro, daugau kap 100000 litu vertes.
1941 spaliu 10 d. edmarsalo Rechenau isakymas. ku
r pazymemu, kad pats Htlers yra jam pritares kaip
pavyzdnis buvo ssiunneta vems vokecu da
inams. Jane buvo nurodyta:
Maisu aprupnmas gyventop elav nerealingas
.zmoniskumas."
Ryu Europos "znovas" speciaus minister's uzimtiems
taunes kuras Letuvai kultlrskai apgrobt s
ketjos uzeniu reikap mnerjoje bataona ypatngam uz
davniu 1941 lapkricio 16 Rosenbergas rae Htleriu
panasiam Einsatzstab) kyma,
I
Pc kai jau bendas vazda sudytas gaima patenkn
teisngs uzgeidzius ekavmus Didzio Vokietos Reicho
stuo asmenikai garantja, kad vsi
lyk, kue asmenkems naudngi
LIMO muziejui kt. tka pasiektu paskyrimo vieta"
Oar prizes kara 1941 balandzo d. Rosenbergas Hite-
riu pasiue etuva paverst Vokeos koonja Recho Rytu
krasto koisaratu (Rechskommisarat Osland Letuvos M
vdavmu Rosenbergas tare Brauchchu Rederiu Funku
Thomasu Backe Rbbentropu admrou Canars r k Ro
senbergas tap nusate Leuvos pavertma Voeos koona:
-. ikurias vkea protektorato
darytnas Didziojo Vokietos Recho di io tnkamas
eementas koonzavmas vokeip
! sovais r sunaiknmas nepageidauamo eemento!"
Lieuvon vokecu atsiqsos "cvines valdos tkslus Goe
Iringas taip nustate:
svabausas uzdavinys igyvendnmas
Interest," Haage nustaty nuostatai nbegal
Todel ptarti vokiecq
dza yra naudingos il patogios."
Rosenbergas drbo" paa Savo praktkoje apie Kaukazo
lpertvarkyma jis rase:
Ru problema ssprendama kad bu autas privaloe
perkelh kulturos
Vokietos privalome
| fBus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
PASKAITA
TOLEDO LIETUvIAMS
{ Atkelta is 20 pusl. }

Atkelta is 20 pusl.
tuvos centruose pakvipo lietuviu
krauju. Prasidejo kariuomenes,
policijos ir visu istaigu likvida-
vimas, turto grobimas, nuosa-
vybiu nusavinimai. Ir visa tai
|buvo vadinama Lietuvos isvada-
|vimu.
Radio bangomis ejo visokie
naujuju viespaciu patvarkymai,
visokie dangiski pazadai, sumai-
lsyti su keiksmais prizes tai, kas
buvo lietuviska, o ypac prizes
tuos asmenis, kuriems Apvaiz-
da dave isminties laiku pasisa-,
Init is po ju koju.
Per kelis menesius pefpildyta
visokiomis gerybemis krasta
paverte neturto, vargo ir bai-
mes kalejimu. Sunaikino nuosa-
vybes, ukio, finansu, susisieki-
mo ir apsaugos sistema. Nutil-
de visa nekomunistine spauda,
paskelbe kova su religija ir lais-
We. Paskelbe zudynes visam, kas
nekomunistiska, visa praeitl pa
vadindami savais zargoniskais
pavadinimais: kulokai, liaudies
lpriesai, smetonininkai ir pana-
siai. Dingo sypsena nuo zmoniu
lupu, nutilo nuolatos is lietuviu
krutiniu skambejusi DANA. Del
kasdien daromu arestu, niekas
nezino, kur kada ir uz ka jis
bus suimtas, kalinamas, kanki-
namas, istremtas ar vietoje su-
naikintas.
Taip tesesi toxic teroro, gra-
sinimo, persekiojimo banga Xxi
1941 m. birzelio Ia dienos.
Prizes ta diena komunistq par.
tijos vienetai miestuose ar walls.
ciuose gavo labai slapta is cen.
tro aplinkrasti su smulkiausio-
mis- instrukcijomis, kaip atlikti
pirma lietuviu tautos naikinimo
etapa - jau nebe po viena as.
meni, bet masini zmoniu mai
kinima, dabar pavadinta geno
eide. Isakyta pirma tremims
pradeti birzelio ID d. ir baigt
birzelio 1S d.
Tremiamujq tarpe buvau il
as pats SUI sdnumi Tautvydu
Tremimas buvo pasibaisetina
klaikus.
IS komunistu partijos parei.
gunu buvo sudarytos tremimo
darbams vykdyti vadinamos
operatyvines trejukes. Jie il
anksto sudare tremtinu asme
nu bel seimu sarasus ir priren
ge tremimo bylas. Nurodytu lai.
ku tie operatoriai, gave is Mas
kvos ar kitos kokios vietos pt
pora NKVD = politines polici.
jos durtuvais ant sautuvq gink
luotu kareiviu, SUI visomis slap
tumo ir atsargumo priemonemis
pradeda savo kruvina zygi. Sis
pirmasis tremimas 1941 m. bir
zelio 14-18 dienomis musu tau.
tai kainavo apie 10000 asme.
nQ.
Man asmeniskai pasiseke lai.
ku, prizes keleta valandq pasi.
slepti nuo ju nagu ir Xxi kit
okupantai, vokieciai, rusus il
Lietuvos isstumdami savo ruoz.
(Perke1ta 4-ta pusl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

All too often, symptoms associated with colds
can De fire first sifns Of moro serious illness If
you bave severe ooufkin6, marked foyer. or chest
paids-sfay in bed and call your doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

often platinum or gold circle will play the
part of both engagement and wedding rings.
On some future anniversary, when the groom
can better afford it, he may give his wife an
engagement ring.
Of course, an inexpensive ring may be given
with the idea of replacing it by handsomer
one at some later date.
The engagement gift is usually engraved
with both sets of initials and the date 1t is
first worn publicly when the engagement b
announced. A newspaper announcement is
usually made by the parents. If they are not
living it may be made by relative or guard
ian. Sent to the local newspapers bearing a
publication date, it may read:
''Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Jay Browne,
Webster Groves, Mo-. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Jane
Browne, to Mr.. James Bell Richards, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richards, Pitts
burgh, Pa"
LIZ THE parents are divorced. the parent with
whom the young woman lives may announce
the engagement, with some such sentence at
the end of the announcement as Miss Browne
isthe daughter of Mr.. Sherwood Jay Browneof
St. Louis In recent years, however, there are
many divorced parents who have announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

the engagement of their daughter together.
fone parent is not living, the other parent
will. of course, add statement such as Miss
Browne is the daughter of the late Mr.. Sher-
wood Jay Browne"
It is usual for the bride-to-be to write notes
or to tell close relatives and intimate friends
the happy news in advance of the newspaper
announcement.
Engraved or printed cards are neser sent.
1T IS important that the two families should
meet soon after the acceptance of the engage
ment of their children. This is not mere
formality; it is highly desirable that the two
principals and their families should become
thoroughly acquainted.
When the engagement period shows that
the marriage could not be a happy one, the
engagement is broken. if possible, before the
wedding invitations are issued. A few friends
may be told of the changed plans and the
news" is subsequently spread abroad. Or an
announcement may be sent to the local news
papers saying that the engagement has been
broken by mutual consent.
DON'T DISSECT. Dorothy Draper, fa-
NOUS interior designer, nert week sCorns
against being too frank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

New, exclusive formula. Never
dries up. never gets gritty or
hardens in the jar as ordinary de-
odorants often do.
Double your money back if you
aren't satisfied that this wonder
full new Odo- Ro-No Cream is the
safest, most effective, most de-
lightful deodorant you've ever
used. Just return unused portion
to Northam Warren, New York.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

galtbcra. - 9anbcrg, Sic Metro.
tropOle SberfranfenS, bat bcutc ncbr
gclusungstruppen 5u bcber6erger
als 1eoe onOere Stoot 1T Scr umeri.
tanllden Gone. Ga5 ,ocutibc Nom"
luor trilbcr ein 9lnSieb,lngspurnft ocS
TrcmoenuerfcbrS. S,clte iino iGmt.
llNe Sotcls fir @eiosung55luefe be.
l6lagnabmt: iuenu ser bapcriihe
WtinlIterprGliOent Gr. Gbaro ieine
Seimootitaot beud)t. nlb ct i'm
@ilrgcripital iibernahten. Sn ciner
bonn 9ombenfricg MIR leidt gcitreiI.
ten Staot lit Sic @obnrolulutot ar0.
Der uls anOerSpo. ySeoe Staot be-,
bnllptct bellte," 10 'ogt 9iirgermciIier
Sergenrooer, ran1 nlelitcn in Wtitlei.
ocn'faft gejogen uorocu su iein.
Slbcr iboltcn Sic iih MIR in 9ambcra
ltln: Die Tliidtlingc. sic slnerifoncr,
Ole StllOenter, ser Gurfrciieperfebr
Gus ser Sitione." Sic 9eu0lfrrnas.
6abl III. genlcien am &orfriegsItanb,
Inn nebr ais 10000 geItcgcn. Sros.
Dem lit 9ambers niht cine flcinc
GrobItabt aeiuorocn, ionoern cine
groBe aleinitoot gebIieben.
Selttc lit Morfttog: Sic @Guerin.
ncn ocS ltntlonocs 5iehcn ifipcr6cIa.
ocn 6anOfarren il, Sic StoSt; por
oen Soren niilien lie an 3ouhdusIc
ilren rShI,bId)ein" nor5eigen; cb.
,pobl Der 3oa mir lpcnise Eicnnigc
bctro9t, lit icoc Ser pfiifigen @drtnc.
rim frob, >peun c5 ibr 9clinat, Elm
panr Enno @cnli,ie v,mperjout" III
Die StaOt III lhnllg9eln. sluf hcn,
Morftplos lpifcln iih Sic @cIdl1itc
III '6oncr GlciGheit ob: cIeeante ga.
nten llno Grnllidl gcfleioete Traucn
'treben su Sen biaisItcn StdnSen.
Sier miro, olf bciocn Seiten, nit
Scrbiiienleit ,ml Sen Tienuis gerlm.
gen. Gas Mrnoiperf scr ftfagierti.
gcn @0rtnerSfrauen lit aleiherlroBcn
belieht tpie acfiirftct. "a, ein Slpi.
'heniaa: cine galcrsfrou hot ibre
Gicr I'm einen Gfcnnis biliser Der.
fault oIs Die orOercN. Sie &onfllr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
HmblanS Secnentiih
i6mah iaet Grperte

SerIbep, ga. Tr. aorl sd)oI,,
Eroieiior Ser acknowledgements an
Scr llnipcriitdt bon Ec,niplpanio, CT.
fl1rt, Oie rIuglt Dor Gublono lit oen
l(S fonnc icbr fart gemiloert tuer.
ocn, ipcnn mir uns lit oollcm I'm.
fonge ser >pirti6aitlihcn ShipGhc
Ser Soluietllnion bepubt ,piirocr."
Sbol3 fiibrte in e.ncr @coe Dor
Dem ySnititl,te Of sSnternational Ne.
Iations" iiber bie r8irtidaitsbe5ieb.
,nget nit. ser Solpjetunion ,,no nit
Slteuropd aus: r9etten GuSes be.
ruDt miIitiriide Ntadt ouf Sen ,pirt.
l6aftli1en 8rlnblagen. 8enn sic
slnsIt Dor bem ruiliifen 3omnl,nis.
mus aus bem lleberflub bon @irt.
ld)aitsgiitern, Oie onscblid) in einem
fllnmrlniitiihen SDltcm porbanOen
leien, erlpGbit bann baben mir nid)ts
5u bcfiird)ten. 9fltr bieieuiscn fiird).
ten GuBlan0. Sic fem Gertraucu
mebr 1T Die 3uperldBistcit 1niercr
eigenen Notwithstanding ia.
bcr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

Cine onbere Sad)e lit es nit ei'
uem iprihportlib 10 eeid6rliben Sa.
fen iuie Sloenblrg. Gr lit tbeoretiib
fir Sielnlid groBe Sdiife iiber sic
llnterlpeier unO bie fanolliierte III.
tcre Sunte erreihbor, ober abn,lngs.
loIe Sbiifer aeraten nit ibren Sabr'
seuaen in Sloenburg in cine Mar.
ieioue, aus ser iie naudnlal crit uad
lingerer 8artejeit llno nit auerlei
&unitsriifen ,uieber beroltsscfom.
men, ipie cs seraOe iest paiiierte. s(,f
ser Sinfobrt mag bie Sahe nod, gut
gcgen, aber Sonn miro oas Shiif III
SlSeuburg entlaben, lieet nicbt mcbr
10 tiei i'm @olier, lluo ihon fat
man sic 9elherllne. slm s(usgang
oes Sloeuburaer Saiens lit cine Gt'
ienbabnbriide. Gicie uriprnelid, breb.
bar gcboutc Bride tpuroe 1915 &C..
iprenst, ipdter ols feite griide mieScr
crridtet, 10 OaB nllr elne beltilnmte
Surhfabrtsbobe borbanben lit. Sic
lctteu @oben baben iebr bobe gSal'
icritinSe gebrad)t, 70 oab Sic Sbiffe
Miibe boben, inter oieier Bride hin'
Surd,5nfonln,en. Gin Shiff iuurOe
beim Ginlauien in SEN Slbenburger
Soicu Inter ser Bride feitgcflemmt
uno fam MIR baourh freiL bab es Sic
6cucrlpebr bon @aiier pltnlpte.. Die
@unoesbabn. Ser bie Bride sebOrt,
ltellte poriihtsgaber obenorauf eine
2ofomotipc, Tim Ourf bicIes 8epidi
s,1 perbinbernL SOS etiua oas Shifi
nit ser Bride ooponicgclte.
Sie @icSerheritellung eincr Greb'
Bride an Sieier Steue lit bon Ser
9unoesbabn icbon por liugercr 3eit
auaecrbnet ,mb porbereitenoe 8auar-
beitcn tuurben besonncn. .s(u Sic
Stelle ser friiberen boppelarniscn
9rebbriide ioa cine alappbriide trcs
tcn. 9ie Soifnlrng, SaB es bereits
1919 gelingen tuiiroe, slu,id6It Die
iiiSlid)e MISUNDERSTANDING nit ell
ncr 4lahphriide SIT nerieben, bat |id)
niht criiilt. sluscnblidlib iino feline
9(rbeiten an Ser Bride i'm Sange, 10
SAB Clocnbures Saieu weiterbin fiir
sic SdiiIobrt cine Mallieiaae bleibt.
in Sic man nit ciniaent Slid 5war
binein, ous Ser man aber lcer 10
leiht nit)t lpicbcr berousfommt.
I9rcmcr Nndrihten. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Vie es heute in Bamberg aussieht

rentinneu fallen nit iolder Grrea,lna
iibcr le ber, oab ein EolijiIt einsrei.
fcn n1llb. 3lpeimol in ser @od)e aebt
OoS Gcpoge uno Gcbrdn9e itunoen.
lang Djn uno bcr, bis sic 91l,crillucn
lbre GInnaDn1en blrd5GbIcn uno bos
8clo Damn IN elmer INK -..o - ea-,,,d) ge.
bllnOencn ltNo nit elmer Shiir,c ac.
tarnten 6elofate Deripabrer.
Cine Sto0t, Sic tros oucr Seit.
ltilrme. i'm Shotten ibrcr Sraoition
oobinlcbt, lit fonicrpotip. Ser G,tbcre
Grfol9, Ser 8Ian3 uno ole Sal,te
aelten bier iucnig. Ser 9iir9cr bat
llc) 'clne 6runoiate belpahrt, II. luer
'lb niht nit ibm tcilt. bat in ganl.
berg nlht5 81, 'ltd)en. Ger 9omberaer
balt lid bon Eerionen spciiclboItcn
Nll'cS, bie aI5 Stranogut ocS Gric.
geS bon bel &oernen ange;ogen luur.
Sen, fern. Cont iino Sic 9iiroer aolt.
IrclWoIif: per cinmol bitter Scr
raulen Shole brCn ipcid)cn Gern
cl,t0ett bot. miro 9onlbera licbcn iuic
lelne Selmnt.
@ir Ieicrn Sen Soihlna lpie cS
'ih nad) einen berIorencn arica &C.
bort, iagt giirgermeiItcr Seracuro.
Der Ellnft orci llhr itehen Die Soil.
Sl'tcn nor ben NahtlofaIen uno
ihifcn Sic Nod)tbl,nnler mad, Sol,ie.
90 Ero5. Gctr1nfeiteuer perlanat Der
geltren9e Stubtrot. Sic sSu9eno ober,
rc'pettJo5 uie iiberau, bot I1ngIt
elNen susspea geflmoen: oie 50.
Observation-Disclosures tperben oli
Die lul1licgcllNer Carrier perIcet, mi.
gcn1leteten Smnib1llien entIlicbt oie
lcllne'e horcc Der ToIijciit,rnoe uno
Der 8etr1nteIieller. 9ci fIeiner Grei.
len lmh Goubier entlpideln Dir Die
iungen ODER aslh id,on betaatcren
gamberser einen Soihinetrubel, I'M
oen lie Die -0robItdoter bereiscn folln.
ten.
Sm ilbriscn lit aber gambera, tpie
gciaat, cine ioIioe StaSt. @eoer Surd,
Trobunsen. nod burh Bitten obcr
Sd)lub auf Scite 3.
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vie|e deutsche haefen
heute verkehrsgefaehr|ich

Bremen. - Gs gibt at ser Oeut.
fhen aiiite uub ah ein tucnig ,peiter
Binnenlonos einige "sonS aeiabrli'
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siuen geborieen Heipeft babeu. @cun
man 3. g. burb >os @uttelneer
ftippert lrlo ben Saien pon Sorle
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,luterm &ie( ipcglduit lmb babel
ftneller lit ols Sos Shiff. Sbipobl
bieieS ii6 INNER biibi6 III Sem bllrd
.8cieniticle" beioerieitS gefeun5eids
netcn Eriel oes Sarles Tabrpaiicrs
bdlt, rlltidt Ser Giel bebenfli1 iiber
@runo, oann iist man nolig felt
bie S6ral,be miiblt crane @toiien
bod, bns Sabr5ellg lcgt iid aucr
CUR 6abrrinnc, fon1nt ,uieoer los,
bampIt wicocr scln Mteter blrb
freies @alier ltlto iist ,pieber felt.
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nliilicn. ipeil bas' Sd)iFi sic leetcn
paor Sunoert Mfctcr bis III Sen Sal.
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&eri6liflng bes sSabrlpaliers lit ii'
itarf. Tos 9unocShabn Shi'f
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rihtieen nSGlifrlltiher" gcbailt. b.
b. CT bat 10 gut luic fci1en aiel fer.
tla.
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itc, paiiiert es sen &iiitenfiidcrn, Sab
ibncn cine Sturmilut iolde S6lld'
mailen in ooer Dor Den Saien padt,
bob Elm Iuslauien mm0slid) lit nnS
man cntlueSer bnggern ODER iparten
n,uB, bis sic Sabrrinnc iuieoer 1rel'
eeIpiilt lit. 9ieie itarfe rSerianouns"
mierer S1icn lit cil latiirlid>cr %or'
gang, Ser olleroinss Sen @allcrlel'tcn
piel Gunnler bereitet. Eie Sednlt
fGnlpit unentlpeat aegen Sic natiirll'
d,e ,NcuIanSbilours", Sic Icbr sum
ollaemeinen s(ereer aeraSe III ben
&iiltenbiIcn ,m0 i'm Sahrlpaller Der
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@ir bcteucrn s.'m 8eiip;cl itoI,.
COB uricre Si::.:;trrn;, bonn &otfc
i!omnlt. f;i hus Tolf ia lit luS ourd;
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-" luablt'rr t:.ct1a @i:rl,r ,rr2
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ben ,pabreuo ser lekten ousemeincn
@oblcn in Sstalien 94cct. 1T Norlue-
gen ioit 900, in england $50 inns
it @eltSeitiblanO 1870 ser @oblbe.
reNti9ten lire Stilnme o5aeseben.
Is glbt baber niht MIR nationalc,
lonoern aud, intcrnationale @riinoc,
aus oenen bie slncrifoner io!d,c
giirserrehe ,uie oas @ablred,t ans.
iiben iollten. ltnier Sanb bat aid Sic
Tiibrltng oerienigen erariifen, Sic
ben Weg bonn Gbaos SIT Srcibeit inS
SIT 8OblitanO iuhen. Gs lpuroc, mic
Erulioent Srllman ioat, vcine ber.
porrasenoe Madt in Ser ;s0roerung
ser Sabe Ser meuiblihen 5reiheit. 4"
Sn ielner ececniudrtigen SteIlung
als 6iibrer Ser SGlfcr ser @clt, Der.
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icnen 6eOanfen, ser Sen ireien MGn-
l1ern Ieit llnuoroenfli6er 3eit CT.
ltrebetSiuert ihien. Gr iteht ba als
a1mpIer fit @iirgcrrcd)te uno eleide
Moelidfeitcn fir ieocrmom obnc
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nationole Serfunit. Gr f1mpit fir sic
0E's unb unsc5ablte SauIcnoe, Die
int Shatten ser fommllniltiid)cn
l(cberfdlle 6ittern.
Sc slmerifaner linS bapon ilber.
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tsrclheit - eine Soffnl,ns fir ollie
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colt Sap" bi6t, iolltcn luir inns uuic.
rer Serpfliobtl,usen als 9utc stntri.
faner belulbt iein, Sonit Sieie Soii.
Illlng niht untergcbt.