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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-08
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9Ibcr sic Gnhpifllngcn BADEN e.
trotOCm r0tlih crId)cincu luiicu, oic
&pnfercn5 }u beldidcn. Nronmfo
fonn icbt sort, trotOcm Die Spppli=
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Die &l1rilen- rSnicln unO Sii0= Sohu=
lin bclctt bGlt, m1hrcno sic Ser.
Staatcn sic 9tpufDu= (einl6licBlif
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geitb baben mo pprI0ltfNS beboiten
trcrNeu, rSe mir onb ,Srrlloio Sem
3ugriff ser rotcn WQdte 0auern0
5u ent5icben hofien.
lln0 ple lteht e. Tim sic d)incliid)c
Srogc? s. mag mic geIogt muroc,
ein v@cnicltreih" Don Sobn Softer
0uae5 gemelen iein Sopon Ooriibcr
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@crcintcn 9totionen geld)offen. g.
mag bier cin &on0el 5ugrlrnoc lie
gen, Der nit (<npnn Eot=Gbino Sen
Se9 in sic INSTRUMENTATION 0ifnct,
Sen Somict 9tubInnO biaber nidt iin-
Sen fOnnte. Sb WroWpfo oieicl1 @cQ
IN Sml tSrunCi2co iu6t?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-08
Sun Sraneisco

9ll5 Dor jltIt lcNs Sobrcn Bic Der
cinten 9tntlonen in Sun 1SrnnCiacp
5ulnnrncntrntcn sur 9lbfuiilwg Der
Gborto fiir internationolc 3lion1=
mcnorbeit ais Irle0ena9run0Ingc,
mar Ieutidlono gelcblogcn, obcr Ser
@rieg gcgen SSopan NOR nod IN pol-
lem Sang.
glm Iicn2tng trntcu sic &crtrctcr
Ser mciIten Nntioncn bon Oomola in
Son Tronciato mieocrlml 5ulnlnmcM
Oicie2> NtoI sur llnter5ejdlnunA cinea
6ricOen=Dcrtru9a nit &upnn. IS
mcrOCn uon &crtrctcrn Ser 0robrn
unO ser fIcinen Stnoten mieOCrlm
allcrbonO HeOen gcreOCt mCrOen. sc
nerol Moc2lrtbur nber, Ser Wfonn
Dem sic @cInpcIt onr mciitcn per
0ontt, Onb Snpnn niht oucin bclic4t
lonOern audi befricoet murOe lno -
mcnigitcna Bis ullf mcitcre2 cln
luid)ti9er Softor sur Tclti9lrng Der
fcrn0itlicben 6rOnt gcgcn 0ie NtGd5tc
oe@ ltlll'tlIrjC2 ut, III nld)t 0nDCl W
murOe Orrh politilNe Nonfiinr folt-
gcltellt.
Sin anOcrGr obCr lit 0obcj III Son
iSrnnCl2Co. 2lnOrcj Wronufo, Ser &cr-
treter NltblnnOa. ser &crtrctCr Oca
2on0ca, Ooa Olr Gbnrtu pon 1915 I'M.
ter5cidnctc, ol5bolO nbcr nuf all Sic
nitblam au5getiiTtcltcn 1Sormcln lmO
lhonen &erheiBllngen IN nuen Ion=
ortcn phil Die ihm in Gcbcron &oI.
ia unN Got5Oou nit MoOfo bcgoilc-
men Gro0uftc Ser StnutafllnIt Nooic
pclta uno Ghurdilla Olnh 9llgcr
NiB'2) in cht moafnmitilhcr Ntouicr
nl1abrlttctc unO bis sur Stllnbc ieinc
fricOIoIen inpcrioliltiichcn N0nc per
Iolgt. s. lit 81 bcfiirhten, Oob Dos
gtnchlpieI Ser icbiqen 9roGcn vTric-
Oen5" =9lftion in San Sronci5co -
jlt ser III &Orcn cine lulbCilnllhe Sc
4jeitlnltltf 9Clptclt miro -- noh I'M
bciluoQcr ein miro ola Nn5 Ser erlten
Sogung III Ser Stobt Ocs FL. 5Sran-
1lsfltS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-08
Sic Snfnnft GhiuaS

gScldc Naltlulg @nlhlngton ciU
nchnCn miro, lit nod nidt flar 5u ers
fcnncn. Er0H0cnt Crlunon rcoct &C.
legcntllch 1tnrfc .@ortc, 10 Oicic 80
Cbe lDIcOcr bel lCiner 9lnfunTt in San
SranCi5co. 9bcr mir hubcn in Ser
au5lu0rtigCn Tolitif lr1icrc5 9annc5
10 plClc ShlponfllngCn ltnO @cnOm-
gen crIcbt, OaB mir un3 Itct5 uuf nCl1c
l(cbcrral6ungcn gcfnBt nahcn. G5
mog dummies ScrcOe gemclCn iein,
mic Scnutor Gonnnllp bchQuptetC,
c3 mag lich obcr ord) un cincn Ser
ldlabnllon gchanOclt babelL ais am
6rcltu9 NbCrblt1ocsrid)ter @illiom
>. Gol>gln5 pOrlblug, oaB sic Ser.
Stnntcu Mot China nncrfennen. >Su
Scnot fum 6 oorOb 5l1 groBer Gre
Qllna. Der Fcpublifnncr @elfer BON
Soaho nar1tc Douglas yeincn hohcn
Mortfiibrcr ser NOminiItrotio1" Sci
len 9lnItcbtcn piellcift sic Nnerfenz
nltng Scr communication He9i1ne5 III
g1len lno europa anfitnoigen.
Nlenono I'M Senat erbob iitb CUR
@crtcioigun9 bon GougIoS. Ser Sc
mofrotiidc Scnotor NtcHobon bon
Connecticut, cin Seem Gealer mic
GouglaS, lagtc, ser Nid)tcr lei .eiu
Fripotnonn obne GinfIrB orf ocn
Glr5 ser omcrifoniihen 9lubenpoli-
tif".
Douglas, ser Sen Sommer an ser
Siiogrcn3c bon HuBlono uno China
oerbrod)te, befiirportete altf Ser Hiif-
reile in Son GronciSco Sic 9lnerfen=
nltng pon Hot=Gbina, nm Sic politi-
lhen ganoe 0ieie5 2onoeS nit 9uB.
lono 81 breden. gr iogte, cine Iolhe
Inerfennlng niiroe fir sic ;srcie
Welt ~einen tpirfliden Sieg" beoeu-
ten. 0abur6 ipiiroe &opital geiflIa=
gen tperoen aus Sem &anpf, ser 5pi=
lhen Dem dineitIden Iationalismus
uno &uBlanos 8eItreben entItonoen
lei, ben 6ernen Often 5u feItigen.
(Nortiesuna ouf Seite 81 i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-08
Sas aitatiihc Eroblcm

Iu2 Ol1nfle @ilo ser Holle Sorpirt
HublonO2 mlf Ser SriC0CnafnnICrCn5
bat 0urd sic ablcbnen0c 2lntmnrt ><1-
oicu5 nur Die GinIn0lmg ser Ncr.
Stnaten lhGrfere &ontlren crhnlten
(Su. e icheint lest flnr 5u leln, ME
NnOrei CSronnfo ola gSortfiibrcr lei-
urr Gppolltlon Ncgcn Den ,SrtcOcn
nit Nnpnn an Ser 0ulia OC2 Don ben
&rr. Stunten nu2Gcurbcltctcn 1Srlc-
0cn3pertrn9a &nbolt unO @cocNtlnG
Qcbcn fann. Mtd) lpcnn cr Die "a
Qung niht SIT iprcn9cn pcrno9.
Otnn mtb babel 5llriif9ebcu olf
sic lon9c 9totc POM 10. Suni, sic Oo=
mails inherent 8otld1after IN Wtoatun
itberreId)t murOc. s. murOcn 0nrln
Sic 9lrBumente ongeiiibrt, ncld)c
SoDit GllblnnO gCgen Ben pOn >SOhn
Softer Gullc3 YlitonoCgcbrnhtcn
Gntlultrf gcltcnO SIT nlnhcn bat -
@lrgl,ncntc, Oic, nebcnbci bcmcrft,
icncn 0bnlicb iinO, Sic Nfo2fmr I'M
mcr mirOer gcgcN Oic mcltOcutltlc
NunOcarcpubIit ms 6clo 5u fiibren
pflcNt. @lcih5 h5citig lcAtc Ser &rcnl
il, Oieier 9totc Sic Nrltnoldte nic0cr,
nNdl mcIhcn ieincn @ijnlhen qcnlGb
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gclchlnllCn mcrOCn iolltc.
Niclc TOrOCrllngcn bllCbcn lncr=
fiiQt lmO e lob 10 aus, ais oh NlB
lano Ser Gaglng IN Sm Sronciacn
fcrnbleibCn neroc. SeitOem obcr hnt
lid sic Gage lpclentlich 9e0noert uno
Dem 0ltIihen @eltlmperioli5mu5 lit
iebt DOR 0en 8rcn5cn 0ca lnmietllchcn
.Qtaht6ereihe5 Elm 9lbmehripltem cnt=
ac9cngclcbt porocn ona nit Sem
I6lhluB Oe5 ioponiihcn SSricOens=
pertrage3 cine leincr @ol1ptltiiten er=
balten IoIl.
Sir Sic Ser. Staoten beocutct ser
@ertrug Die Itrategii6e Siherung if
rer fernoltlifen Eolition o1rd on5
Ge6t, in Sopon Sruppcn mo Stiit=
punfte 5lt unterbulten.
Noh Dor ser iapaniiben 6rieoens-
fonferen5, nGmlid) am /. September,
nuroe in San Srancisco ober aud)
Ser anerifanilde Gerteioigun9Spoft
nit 9lu1trnlien 1mo 9tellleelano per
feft, ourd) SEN Sic vWonroez9oftrin
bes 8a5ifif" proflomiert miro, inlo-
fern sic Gertragspartner in Sen R-
naltigen, ourd SEN Stinen S5con
loufen0en 8ogen oes po5ifilben Ser
teioigungslpItems einbe5ogen mer=
oen, Ser eleid5eitig elmer 9lgreiiion
our6 Oas nelle Sapan porbeugen jon.
geoh friiber uurOe unier gegenlei-
tiger Serteioieungspaft nit Sen Gbi-
lippinen polenoete Satla6e - er
nuroe am 9onnerstag in @aibing-
ton feierlid untersei6net.
Mosfau batte am 10. Stunt sefor.
bert, ser Srieoenspertrae miiiie bon
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

Orchard Core
This month is the best time
to prune fruit trees and grape
vines, although the job may be
done any time during the dor
mant season.
Peaches and plums will be
tronger, more vigorous and
yield better if trained to the mo-
dified leader instead of the open
center system. T his preferred
system consists of spacing three
to five scaffold limbs from six
to eight inches apart IN tn e
trunk. lowest limb being about
Is inches above the ground.
Apples and pears are trained
in similar manner, but are al
lowed to develop a more natural
shape with six to eight scaffold
limbs forming the framework of
the tree.
Bearing trees which have been
trained to a desired shape gene
rally need only a light annual
pruninr Remove any dead. di-
seased or crossed branches. Mo-
derately h Ella d back the larger
branches. Older trees require
heavier pruning.
SPRAY all fruit trees with one
part oil emulsion to 20 parts wa
ter to control scale.
borne diseases will also help get
a good stand as well as giving
protection later on.
Insecticide supplies are ex-
pected to he short in 1851, so
buy now so pounds per acre of
dust or the equivalent in spray
This is enough for two "Trip and
four early weevil applications,
and for two late season protect
i've treatments.
Buy and store fertilizer, too,
if at all possible.
Early poisoning is urged thi'
year with so much seed of low
is found to be as low as so per
cent, plant twice as much seed
as usual to get a good stand.
Treatment to control seed
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01
by w. r. SULLIVAN.
County Agent
Get Ready For Cotton

Get Ready For Cotton
1t seems that most Mississippi
cotton growers are counting
largely on high yield per acre,
instead of planting a greatly in
creased acreage, to produce the
100000 bales which is Missis-
sippis share of the 1851 defense
production effort.
More money is made from cot,
ton when it is planted only on
land best suited to it, according
to farmers who won in the 1850
Mississippi Five-Acre Cotton
Contest. On many farms this
leaves considerable other acreage
which is most profitable develop
ed as pasture or timber in a ba-
lanced plan.
Two to three bales per acre
yield s were demonstrated by
several farmers in most cotton
growing parts of the state during
1850, although this was the year
of the heaviest boil weevil in
festation on record and the most
rain for the first nine months
for 38 years. A definite poisoning
program and use of enough ferti-
lizer were secrets of success fol-
lowed by the 1850 cotton contest
winners.
Much planting seed is of low
termination this year, and all
should be tested. If termination
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

: Mrs. James Peaster and Mrs
Victor Reinhard made a business
trip to Winona Thursday.
Miss Agnes Sproles shopped in
Greenwood Saturday.
Robert Stanton is leaving this
week for Craig Field, Alabama
Tor SIX weeks training course for
civilian instructor and then will
be stationed at Greenville. Mrs
Stanton and baby will remain
with her mother, Mrs. w. c.
Smith.
Mrs. Sam Moss of Durant and
Mrs. P. w. Griffin of Houlka
were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Everarde Jones Thursday.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Huddleston over the
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Thompson of Mobile, Ala. and
her mother Mrs. Rosa Burton of
Hattiesburg.
College students noted at home
for mid term holidays were
Jeanne Shields of Millsaps Col
iege, Ann Hampton Ray, Jean
Maggie, Belhaven, Barbara Buck.
Barbara Ann Grantham, Doris
Mae Harthcock, M. S. c. w, Her
bic Hill, L. S. u, Baton Rougse(
Basil Brown, Robert Perry, Mis-
sissippi State, and j. T. Gray,
Holmes Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cannon have
been in Greenwood the past week
where the former was medical
patient at the hospital.
j. l.. Shields and daughter,
Jeanne drove to Leland Satur-
day. The latter remained to visit
her aunt, Mrs. William Darnell
Recent guests in the home. of
Raymon Murray were his mother,
brother, and two sisters of Mo-
bile.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01
TCHULA NEWS
MRS. C. r. HAMLIN, Reporter

Enjoying a trip to New Or
LEANS last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Bennett.
Mrs. c. r. Hamlin returned
Friday from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs ]. P. Lacy in Jackson who
accompanied her home.
Miss Frances Clark of Jackson
snent the weekend with her bro
ther, F. M. Clark and family.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

the evening, give them all EaAe
grain they will clean up is 10
minutes.
A definite feeding program ~
always important. but especially
during the winter months.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

guide, simply multiply by two
the number of dozens of eggs col
lected daily to find how many
pounds of mash should be con-
sumed daily.
Then once day, preferably in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

termination. This is to kill thrips.
which weaken young seedlings
so that they are more subject
to disease.
Your county agent has the list
of insecticides recommended this
year by the state entomologists.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01
PVT. GIBSON STATIONED
AT CAMP HOOD. TEXAS

Private Willie A. Gibson. for
merly of Lexington, is now at
Fort Hood, Texas, where he has
been assigned to a unit of the
famous End Armored Division at
Hood for training.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01

Pupils of the American Soyogi
elementary school in Tokyo have
collected a stack of magazines
over one-fourth of a mile high
for soldiers in Korea.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-01
Feeding Layers

For high egg production, layers
should consume two pounds of
mash a day for each dozen eggs
laid. To use this fact as a feeding
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-10

men gelangeri al Iniien. go tpltr6erl
!. %. Die Ynrete fiir Ole eir,aelnen @e-
fn,9eiten, Die nod in @riedertIn1tD
ii,to. 0a,rh 2uftfruft bef6roert.
$50 es np6gGih apar, baben Ser
treter Der Gdritns on 1en @eib.
,pa6tsfeiern Ser oeutlhen @efan9e,te1.
in Den freinben 2d1rbern teiIgenorn-
men. Dnnrit 1pl,rben iene 8elube
fortgeiest, loie Dos 3ieI baben, ole
perionlihe 8erbinoatng nnit SEN @e.
fangenen dufrebtauer55alten lrnb Die
ie 10 ole Ndbe ber &einrot erIeben a.,
laiien. Auh errrroglihen Die babel ge-
nonnenen @rFdbrluhgen, one &ilfe fin
Ole @efartgene,t ibren batiGhgiheu
8e6itrFniiien lirb geotlt1noen on3ll.
pniien.
4uBer bielen @eibnah htspafeten an
Die @eFangenen bat ole Garitas,
geFunget.enbfIfe alien 5a1ti-
lien ser @efangenett obne nnterlhieo
Der @orfeiiion ein groBes @eibnahts
pGfet alttonm,ten laifen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-10
Drr Sartg trnn Ean-Tnttttr
GbineiidDes Gpps in einem Geiauge
Rad srams6id5em bearbeiten bun Brof g. M 0mebrcm

rlrbte tuieoer auf Der gr6e. @ieoerlrn
ipielten feline Strablen 1rit belt eiIi=
ger @aiiert oes 6lre,1bo. Oie Tup-
peln dber aparen IN tiefen Sdlltmnler
geilnfen arrpb lahten nidt 1nebr. Die
@elIen oes Sasetrbo lnarihten oen me.
labiI1elp Mo1t6ltrabIe1p lnto er5dblten
BON ei1tem llfer aln1 a16ern, 1pas ib-
men 6ns laltlbenoe @eitir1 Der gea6t
eraGbf butte. Sic buuhte,t ore &ln,be
Dem @eiien, oeiNen Siitte gebmlt lit
nuf elmer flei1ten Mrbobe on oen ufern
bes @omngbo. Ct uerItebt oas 2adetn
lrn6 @eipotte Der 3ittertapeln auo
bas @efliiiter Der 8ldtter 1es Seaf-
balr1res. Sssbn lit Der Ieife @inobaud
lHtD 6as Dontrert bes 8ergitronues
uiht 1tnbetan1t. Ct berItebt bas leiie
@enntmnel 6es 8G9leir1s a,1p6 oas @e-
tote DER @ogen 6es groben Sla1iIes
S40u lit Die Sprade, Die iie ipre6en.
sn elmer tpu,tberid0ren Won6naht
mar es, oa Der @eiie SEN @orten
Gao -5lu,rties gelalri6t. Ct bat Gao
Garrntie rriht geiebe1,, uber er oer-
nnbm ole @orte 3ao Gauntles, aus
geItpeft nlrf oen Matten bon Sl1hs-
pel3 ant g1p6e 6es 0orfes bon 2in-
sId,i ssIidbi. LIMB er ,.ab6n!. ,.ab6n!. @s!r AsimiIeel !sns
iebr fei1tes papier ,rn6 seidnrete NIT
fi,rroiger &a,to oarauf Die 8orte Gao
Sarn1ties.
SD 9abe lie Dir er5dblt.
limo 1t,rn tpeiBt Our, tpesbnlb in ie-
ner Mnft Der Mottb 10 tritb arl6 trdl-
irrerifb btruabI6a1lte oatf Sfe fbeiare
Siitte, 9eIegen nm grt1e 6es Dorfes
Don Aitwi6i. Ga. 1peiBt iest, 1pesbalb
er 5ll fpbaIen bergab NIT ben eiligerl
Wellen bes Jaembo. Du aber Iege Se
&a,uo ON 6ei,pes1 3opf umb lei eimge'
bent Der @orte ghrfiaos.
= ~ gn6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-10
Hprntentrr Central Hprpis,H-
9rdtihrnt grtfurhrn

slus Maotion, @is., gebt uts oie
@eitteillrng sl,, oab oort Sr. Srant
6. 8lieo I'M Alter bon iehs,urbobt5ie
SSSabre,. Geite.r4G,ee!: lit.
Sr. 8lieb tuar iabr5ebr1telnrrg I'M
fatboliiden 8ereinsapeier eifrig tdtia
uno mar felt etlpa fir1rflr1DbreiBia
SSdbren cine Der leiterlben 8erionIid~
feiten in1 &atbolii6en Central IBerein
bon Mn1erita. gr geborte nrebrere
SSsdbre 6effen 8oritutb on lr1bo nurbe
1886 ul1f Ger Sss5abresnerfanr1nI,nus in
Sun Ar1to,tio slrn Brdfibenten ae-
,pdbf. Mub ,.nhben er Dos Mntt ME
bergelegt batte lno IN bie 9aeiDe Der
@brer,prdiioenten ei,rgeriidt tpur,
,pobnte er regel1ndBig ser General
beriu1uu4al,pg bel. 5iu,r Ietten NsuT I'M
Sabre 1947 in gbtongo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-10

Nir fonnen es ltnS ni6t nlpbr lei
itelt, Die @eibibte obte Mfien 5lt
leben. Nidt oils Oh mir in einer1 Salto
n1ortale llHiere tpelflide TRADITION
al,fgeben iollten, iobern gerdoe tim iie
su betpabren. Denn inrnter 1par Welt-
ofTenbeit Dos &ennseihen unierer 8e-
ibihte. Dapon horf Der @elhibts.
l,nterribt nidt 1trlberiibrt bleiberl.
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fige11 @eibidhsbiIbes, ul,f ben sgSe.
item" m1rb bcfotubers proMentatiid
,perben, apem ftb Dor 1lnleren Misgen
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i'm 3apar fiir ieine 3iele Elm, aber er
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|aiiatiiben &alltltren ielbit apalr5alttoe
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8erit1lrbnis bes 1peltgelfidtlihen
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nur OILS einen @egenitano Der anleri-
fanii6em 1,,po ioapietrlrililben Belt-
pdlituf, ionbern oils Slubieft Der @e-
ihibte, als 8eldyid}tstrage all 1eben.
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observation-disclosures nnlb au6 an
elmer lleberpriifluug 1tnleres 8tlbes
bon ser @eldi6te fiIbren, 1ie mir bis
ilang MIR oils cine @rpariiom gliropas
perItnnben baben. Durin liegt Die 8es
hel,tlu1g bes BON 8rof. @eorg Stnot.
nuiiller tln Gerlog slber (Sreibairg-
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sSorid,nug iiber rSibets G'intritt IN
Die llrriperidlgeibibte" Gie 81,raeln
dftueller slatsei,ranoerieslrng beft Der
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ididtsibreiblupg" beIfaftigt. Die at.
tllellen @reisa1iiie 5eigen inns AMBER
tenirbar, oaB Die epo6e elmer reale,t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a,lgebrohen tlt.
Deit oen bnourb dltftretellben geiiti-
gen 8roblenlen ieben fid auseit1nlrber
Die Sufiate:: u@eitoitliher Saur,a,ris-
rrus". .@bineiiIhe ,rnb uberrbldnbi-
ibe Nbitofopb'ie" u&ird)etugeididte
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