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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26

black letters on a solid yellow back
ground.
Along with the change in the en-
blem, the Maryland State Police will
change from the eight-pointed cap
that has been worn since 1881, to the
more modern and distinctive, wide
brimmed, high-crowned, Western
style felt hat. This type Of hat is
gradually being adopted by State
Police Departments all over the coun-
try, and is the accepted mark of the
State Troopers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
State Police Adopt
New Hat and Insignia

The Maryland State Police last
Friday adopted new insignia to be
displayed on the sides of the patrol
cars and ON the left shoulder of the
uniform. This emblem will be the
Maryland Shield, topped with the
words "Maryland State Police" in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26

These changes are being made in
order that the public can more easily
distinguish the State Troopers, and
will not confuse them with the
various County and Municipal Police,
who have borrowed widely from the
pattern Of uniform of the State
Police.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26

U. S. invited so nations including
Soviet Russia, to join in signing
Japanese peace treaty at conference
September 4 at San Francisco.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26

start plants here. She feels that in
creased manufacturing would give
more employment and thus raise liv-
ing standards, particularly in the
area around Oakland
From this record of achievement
and ideals anyone can see that Mona
Lou is a fine matrimonial prospect.
However, it is too late for any one
to put in a bid, for She is already
promised She is engaged" to four
year old Jimmy Gibson, DR.. Gibson's
son, and has agreed to wait for him.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
OPS To Block
Freight Rates

The OPS tried this week to
block scheduled increase in the
freight rates of many trucking
concerns.
Price chief Michael V. Disable
filed a protest with the Inter
state Commerce Commission
against a ruling to increase motor
carrier rates by nine percent. The
proposed increases would effect
prices of freight shipments by
truck, between the New England
and Middle Atlantic states and
the Middle West.
The increases, to become eff
fective December "a, were pro-
posed by the Eastern Central
Motor Carrier Association, Clyde
c. McBee, Director of the Col
umbus District Office of Price
Sterilization said
The proposed increase would
have a heavy impact on the Ma
tional Economy, OPS pointed
out, since the 442 Class / Carriers
involved received 51.2% of the
total operating revenues for
Glass I Motor Carriers in the
United States during the second
quarter of 1851.
Increased freight rates granted
the motor carriers would be re-
flected in the cost to consumers
Of the commodities that they
carry and ultimately, in the
general cost of living, OPS main
tanned.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
Enoch Township
TO Buy Grader


AT their regular meeting Mon
day, the Noble county commits
sioners gave unanimous permis-
SION to the Enoch township
trustees to purchase a new motor
grader. 1t was agreed that the
old one should be traded in and
that the overall cost of the new
grader should not exceed $4,000.
To complete the fees and ex-
penses of the Common Pleas
Judge, Carlos Riecker, for 1851,
additional appropriations amoun-
ting to $67500 were drawn up
and approved by the officials at
the meeting.
License fees for dogs for the
year 1852 were increased to $500
for both male and female dogs,
and to $1,000 for kennel licenses.
The following bills were pre-
sented and paid:
Barrett Brothers, supplies,
$3.50; The Journal, supplies,
$500; Columbus Blank Book
Mfg. Co., supplies, $500; The
Journal, supplies, $50.
The Journal, supplies, $21.2O;
The Leader, notice of bidders,
$l.50; Barrett Brothers, supplies,
$55.l0; Goodyear Service station,
kerosene, $.38; Archer'S service
station, supplies for sheriff,
$l6.63; Carlos M. Riecker, ex-
pense and fees for work in the
Common Pleas court, $547.85;
and Avalon sanatorium, hospital
care, $1,000.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
Calais Farmer
Heart Victim

Joseph NJ. DeLong, Sc, farmer
and lifelong resident of the
Calais community in Monroe
county, was found dead in a field
near his farm Friday morning.
He had left his home about one
o'clock Thursday afternoon and
when he failed to return, a
search was begun. His body was
found shortly after midnight.
The Monroe county coroner said
death was due to a heart attack.
A native of Monroe county, the
deceased was the son of Richard
and Rebecca DeLong.
Survivors are his widow; three
daughters, Mrs. Liland Hannahs
of near Barnesville, Mrs. Beulah
Ackerman of Lewisville and Mrs.
Eddie Bates, of Lore City; five
sons, Richard DeLong of near
Woodsfield, Cletus of Lewisville
and Private Guy DeLong. sta
toned at Fort Knox, Kentucky,
with the U. S. Army, Vance and
Donnie, of the home two broth
ers, John of Akron and Howard
of Toledo; one sister, Mrs. Ella
Huntsman of Cambridge.
The body was removed to the
Brubach funeral home at Sum-
Oprfiald He wac 1otar raroOxyad
TO the home, where brief funeral
services were conducted on Sun
day afternoon at 100 o'clock,
followed by additional services
at l30 p. m. in the Calais Meth
odist church with Rev. Delmar
johnson officiating. Burial was
in the Calais cemetery.
If it's advertised i'm The Journal
Say so when you are buying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20

County Agent Floyd Henderson Demonstration
Agent Mable Sabaugh mailed Christmas
their friends this The entire greeting
Come side by side we'll tread the
white lane of Understanding descend hand
in hand, deep into the hidden quiet the
Valley of the Heart
There from the rich green grove of Will,
we'll choose the lovelest the taes
and straghtest with boughs unbent by the
harsh winos of Hate with foliage unbemshed
by the malignant blight of Rancor
Carefully We'll hew
we fell it proudly will bear it bright
Humanity Square and securely will set
in base of me-bounded Friendship.
On the topmost branch we'll place the gold
star of Faith o either side of that, its
silver satellites, Hope and Charity
the remaining boughs we'll sprinkle generously
with the rainbow-colored gems of Happiness and JOY
Finally around its base we'll build
wall Courage defense
would deny its beauty who its
And it shall be Christmas
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
Home Agents
Are H0noFed

Two Ohio home demonstration
agents are among SO from SO
states and Puerto Rico who have
received national recognition for
outstanding service.
Imogene Dean of Burton in
Geauga county, and Mabel Spray
of Mansfield, Richland county,
Wednesday received certificates
from the National Home Demon
Stration Agents Association.
Certificates were presented at a
luncheon climaxing 3-day
meeting of the association in Fl.
Worth, Texas.
Miss Dean and Miss Spray
were selected by a state commit
tee and applications were ap-
proved by distinguished service
committee of the national or
ganization. One requirement is
ten years service to extension.
Miss Dean has served in
Geauga county IA years, 7
months. The state committee, in
nominating her for the national
award, said she was member
of the committee which organ
lied and founded the Buckeye
Recreational Workshop. She was
Ohio'S first Pen Friend chairman
and promoted that movement in
the state.
"She is able to see further than
teaching subject matter when
carrying out the home demon
stration program in Geauga
county," the committee reported.
Miss Sprays outstanding ac-
complishments, according to the
committee, are development of
leaders to teach adult project
work and development of de-
monstrations in All. She has
served IA years, 6 months as
home demonstration agent in
Lewis, Mercer and Richland
counties.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Victoria Supryk of Cum
berland route 2 was removed in
the McVay ambulance to Beth
esda hospital, GAINESVILLE, Friday,
after having suffered heart
attack at her home. Her daugn-
ters, Mrs. Esther Cohn and Mrs.
]. F. Svete of Cleveland, were
called to her bedside. Her con-
dition is now improved. Guests
Sunday at the hospital were Mr..
and Mrs. 7. T. Supryk of Pleas
ant City and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clippinger of Ava.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20

If it's advertised in The Journal
Say so when you are buying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
SUMMERFIELD GRANGE

The Summerfield Grange No.
2073 will hold its annual Christ
mas party on Saturday evening,
December % at eight o'clock.
There will be a gift exchange
and short program. A potluck
supper will be enjoyed. All
grange members and their fami-
lies are invited. Each is to bring
his own table service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
CANDY TREAT

The Kroger company has con-
tributed $500 to the annual
community treat for the kiddies
of this county, which will be
held Saturday, Dec %. Their
contribution had not yet been
received when the original list
was published.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Willard Gordon and in
FAINT daughter, Brenda Sue, were
removed to their home in the
Summerfield community on Fri
day in the McVay ambulance
from the Thompson hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
HOLIDAYS IN FLORIDA

Miss Mable Sarbaugh, home
demonstration agent at the Noble
county extension office; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sar-
baugh and Miss Anna Antenoro,
of Sandyville, left Saturday for
Florida, where they will vacation
over the holidays. They are eX-
pected to return about the 3rd of
January.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
SPONSOR TREAT

The Summerfield Village
Council with the cooperation of
the merchants will have a Santa
Claus on Saturday, December %
at 200 p. m. to treat the children
of the village.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20
TAX RECEIPTS

Noble county tax receipts for
the week ending December |
amounted to $2,748.11 as oompar-
ed to $I,125.17 collected in the
same week last year. Total col
lections to date are $43,895.54.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-20

Toledo is the third largest
railroad center in the country.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

orous woman who inspired one
of the most amazing revolts OF
all time and the violent conse'
quesces that followed.
The year of the story is 1887
and there is a plan afoot to over,
throw British rule in Canada
Corinne Calvet, as a beautiful
French Canadian, has been trick,
ed into marrying the commander
of British forces in the Citadel OF
Quebec. Secretly taking charge
of the insurrection, she plots her
husbands downfall and the adj
vance of the rebel cause.
known to the rebels only as La
Fleur, her orders are relayed to
a former lover, Patric Knowles,
who with his son, John Barry
more, Jr., is organizing a vast
army of trappers and backwoods-
men to capture the city of Que
bee.
Under La Fleur's direction, a
violent series of ambushes and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

pitched battles with the Red
coats ensue, and the struggle
reaches a climax in a mammoth
attack on the heretofore impre-
nable fortress of Quebec, an at
tack which finally resolves the
fates of all concerned.
These seething adventures
have been expertly staged by
director George Templeton. Pilot
ographed at the authentic Canad-
ian locations, they are briskly
linked in a rapid secession f
episodes that highlight the dra.
ma of an unusual and absorbing
tale. The big scale battle scenes
are set in some of the most color
full areas ever photographed, and
the intrigue and espionage land
rare suspense to an explosive &C.
ton picture.
Corinne Calvet is outstanding
as the beautiful and daring wo-
dictionary cause, and in the role
man who risks her life in the rev.
of backwoods youth who proves
himself more than a match for
any veteran in battle, John Bar
rymore, Jr., turns in a fine per.
Torrance. Patric Knowles is su-
perb as the rebel who leads a rag
ged army into a walled city, and
Barbara Rush acquits herself
with honors as a, young birl torn
between love and loyalty.
Produced and written for the
screen by Alan LeMay and direct.
ed by George Templeton, "Que-
bee" is a sure-fire entry on any
ones list of top action films.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

Mrsb Jacie Crib visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Nolan Tompkins Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert HARRISON is g
patient in the Community hospi'
tai, Loris.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Tompkins
of Lilesville visite Mr.. and Mrs.
Nolan Tompkins Sunday.
Preaching services will be held
at the Mount Zion Baptist church
the second Sunday in May. A
Mothers Day program will be
presented at that time and the
public is invited to attend.
The baseball game was played
Sunday between Robert Beasley's
team and Wyman Lupo's team
Beasley's team was the winner
the score being Beasley's team
IS and Lupus II. Another game
is scheduled for Sunday probably
Marion and Finklea, at the Fink
lea Drive-In. Public is invited to
attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
HAD BRICK IN His
STOMACH 10
YEARS!

A man said for 10 years ne &c
felt like he had a brick III his
stomach, due to undigesteo 1oou
he always had inside OF MN. ne
was weak, WORKOUT, heaoachy
and swollen with gas.
Recently he got CEKEA.ViS
and SAYS the feeling like a nricK
disappeared the second day. TINS
new medicine is helping many
Tabor City sufferers. 1t MAKES &c.
YOUR food digest faster ana pet.
ter. Taken before meals, it works
with your food. Gas pains go
Inches of bloat vanish! contains
herbs and Vitamin B-1 with iron
TO enrich the blood and makes
nerves stronger. Weak, miserable
people soon feel different all
over. So don't go on sufferlng
Get CERTA.VIN - HARRISON
Pharmacy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

weekend.
Mrs. Maggie Butler and son
Charlton, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Temp
kinS.
Mrs Herbert HARRISON visited
Mrs. John Roberts last week.
Mrs. L. M. Willis made a trip
to Conway last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crib and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Finklea News
BY LISTON TOMPKINS

Ben Tompkins of Brunswick
County, N. C. visited his brother,
Nolan Tompkins, last week.
L. M. Willis of New Bern was
a visitor in this section over the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
.OUEBEC' TORRID FILM ADVENTURE
WITH TOP CAST, UNUSUAL PLOT

"Quebec the Paramount release which Saturday May
at the Theatre laundering ceuod account of
turbulent bloody period Canadian history Starring John
Cavet Patric Knowles and Barbara Rush.
rousng Technicoor tells the of CLAM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

It is illegal in North carol puma
TO add foreign materials ,! TO Nun
in in an effort to reduce or eliminate
~ .f1avors caused by feed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
WirtschofsIiehe Schwieriq-
keiten in der Sowietzone

Berlin. - Sic Sptp.ctjonc tcfin.
So. iid) aui 8rlno zines GvberIt itar,
fer &obitoIilnun9cls in elmer crn.
I!tn mirtihnitlihen &rlic, gebt aus
Sriornationen 5llirdnoiaer Sopict
tctGroen beruor. Ssnnerbalb uou .
Nouatel hober onnad, Sic @ntlc'
'ilnQen in Der polfseiaenen uno Er;.
purnoltltrlc ple audi in hcn Convict
iouen Gcrlpaltllngcn Mailenhoraf.
tlr angenonlnlen. Sic GntlaiilngS.
Wsle brc:tc iidl ae9cnpIrtia aud, al,i
Die rlllii'dlcn 9lfticngeicll itaitcu II
Oct Sonietjpnc llnb oui iplhe Srub,
6ctrlebe nll3. oie ali @rlnn ibrer
S'adtsali'tr1gc blsber bcpor5,,l.
hi, :faterlal pcrlorat murbcn. Te:
Q.angcl an NcbItniieu made lid) b..
'cnoerS bel Stahl, Giicn uno Pan.
n,etallen bemerfbar S>n Sen Stas!.
suerfrn mno Sttiiismeriten. mie iibtr-
tGnpt in brn ciienuerarbeitcnocn Gs-
tclCbcu lei Sic @cIdlGIti9lnsSluiigfcii
on 'turfilcn. sSeltcr mirN bctornt,
or% ole StabIwertc in Ser Somiet,
julc 'aIt nlls'd,llcblih Sd,rntt atrs
c'bcitclL "a sc jl,aciaaten Giicu.
cric aus hcn nGolfsbcnlofraticn I"
ploIlid) uoil Scr olpictunicr bcarr
lprud)t mur0cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

lcn ser nit cinem sluIrui ;us,mlten
oel,tldcr iSliid,tllnasfinber un oie
SefIentI'hfcit sctretcn lit. 26 IRAN.
Soilhc 3cltlIngeu babeu oirien ,ap.
pei eli idpeur bcS cnIantes rent.
9lcs" al bemcrfensncrtcr Stele ac.
brad)t. Mebrere blnoert ,sliihtlinaS.
tlnScr ,ucrocr nod, in bicicnl ,Sabr
sur Grbclung nad Trunfreicb rciieu..
slld' lnl 9robcn Wuroc SOS Gru.
hlenl Scr ,Sliit)tlInsc anse9riiicn.
Glc Iran5Giiide Garitosoraaniiation
Scccours Gatbol;nues" IN Garis Iuo
cine slnjuhl 'ruuj0iild)er Grpcrtcu,
Onrintcr audi Sad,ueri,Gnoiac ocS
IrnnjolIdcr sIubcnll,iniiterillms. uno
cine bcldrunttc sluiaDl bon ocutihcn
Gcrtrctern 5l elmer St,oicntaglng
III SIC slbtci ct. SOiIo bel Strabbura
cln. 8ebanSelt murocn sic 9lan; al.
ler hlSbcri9cu anitrcnaunacn aui
ocltlfcr ipie oui intcrnatiouaIcr
Seltc. Iioalitbfeiicn Scr Aus.panoc.
runa uno MISUNDERSTANDING norma.
ler ScbenSbeolnallngcn uin. Iie SIT
Den eln5cIncn 8cbietcn ucria6tpn
unH rihtllnsmeiicnOen Gmpieblunaen
peroen bon Den IranSoiiid)en Geran.
ltaltern bis in sen 9ercid, ser Ell.
rppul'dcn unb ser @eltiliidtlingSs
polltif binengctrugen Werocn. Son
oclltldcr Selte fam Gas ais ein noe.
'entlid)er 6ortd)ritt aui oent 9Seac
sur observation-disclosures 0cs Ilii0t.
lmasproblclns gGpertet ncr0cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

AIoilc. bcnn Sitcl pbnc Wtittcl, mo
ocnl Hcuutiunsrut /. Nlul'c, nit
NiItlclu nhuc Sitcl, l1,lit uuti, helltc
nod, Dllrtl bic H1llnlc hcs SlltslpGr=
tlacr 9imtcs. SclbltuerltGnnlih hic-
Ecu Die ScionOtcm old, irilher bel
oofc nienlulS Geianbter ! poer ..
Nlaiic. Sicic aluiiiii;i ;icrlmu ipiclte
Gin lpcriu bel hcm Erotrfnlldcis,
I'M 10 mChr ubcr ill nen NcholtsIis
itcu cine Hpllc.
.n;un luNt. ca luilrbc ncn fillitiNen
Eotldluftcrn i'll &ilr;c nid)t iuct OIL
ocrs Cruchcn ols Den irilhcrcu tic.
lnllblcn. is f0nnc bcn,nud,ii. ID
bclHt G., mar nllr cincn Gutid)of
tcrrdlu. ubCr uiClleiilt bis ;u pier
SdllTfinllcl rllr Tptihuftcr ncbcll.
- Sit nchcimc hui,c nca Wicicscs al,
Cent 0cItlnlOshcpllriniS Der Dtcn-
irbcll", 10 habcn bnlc ;slnNcl bcrcli :
oiclCll ultbclu1hriCn Shurl;uu Der
Ciclbmcn'd}cn Ocucn nic Siplplnotcrl
III lclncr Hsllc'tcu ,Sdrbllnu pcrl1=
ltCrl.
2lli sic Soucr Ncichcn. lpcrocu
Iih i'll ScutIhluuO ubcr iuln,cr ipc.
riNcr ulloIlii;icrtc EClltc fiir oell
nlplpnlutllthcn Sicnlt cntld,IicGcll,
lu>li tic in onbcrcn EcrllICn hctrGtht:
liil GCilHr rNrOiCmcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
Acheson wuenscht keine s
Entscheidung in Korea
Wornt koehIossen der Avfruestvng vnd EinvIen in
Sieherheit avf Crvnd der WoffensIIstonds.
verhondlUnqen.

@cnrroI 9raolcp 10 sliinicno in sen
Gcrborcl, ppr benl gelnein ldMftli.
den Iusid)ub bcidrieben"
SSeiter iogte er: n&oreoS @e0eu.
tlnlg lit niht scr cuoaiiltisc areu5-
Sug. Gr mad,t nid,t Sen Beoonfeu
Ser aollcftipliherbeit cin iiir uuelnal
giiltig. Gs lit pielleit)t pidtia iiir
sen lumgefebrten @runo, ga mir in
aorco sic MISUNDERSTANDING
scr &ollcftlpiii)erbeit pcrbiitct baben.
8enn cs moalid) it, Sen &Ginpicr
in &preu cin GuOc 81 berclten, Nann
lit oics 10 luegeu ser bisber genad).
teu 9emiibunger ,lno ser Spier Ser
StrcitfrGite III &orco.
Ser Griols uniercS auries miro
llllr cines beOeuten, nunlidl. Oab mir
oicicr gegen uus gcrid,tetcu Scr
id,lpDrllng Ginbait gebotel, buben
uno oub mir einigc 3cit ba6cll sic
unS, mem mir lie flua uusniltcn,
l,nS Sic giudt uno sic Ginigfeit nit
i,urfcu &erbillOctcn gibt. cincn orit-
ten gScltfrieg iernjubalten. &enn
mir Dies nid)t tlu, ,penn mir ums
ourd aorcu einlullcn lalieu, fann
lh Sic ucrlichcrn. oab mir, 10 gelulD
lpe Sic bIcr litelL cs binncn cinca
bolbcn ooer cines Sabre5 nit eineu
uicl ldNuerercu Sdlag onOera,Do Sl
tun bnben ,perocn. @eun mir inns
icst nidt Sara,i porbercitel, ,ucroen
mir fiir iencu S0laa nidt bcrclt
lcin. SSir fonttcu ibu polli it1uoi9
ublpenocu, peun mir Jest alle unIcre
8cniiblln9cn ali sic Scrpollltanol=
Slul9 lluicrc5 programmes fonjcu.
| tricrcn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

l!tltnrlltQcil, lpCll nlclc III 1nlctnt &c
;ublt lui!rben, llnl iid lottciicn III
fnnncn. sluh Der 9iiIftritt bon nrcl
filhrcnDen NtitNlicOern oes bcutihcn
GencrolfnnillIuts III Nrnppn lit, mic
pcrloutctc. ulf Ole llnuenil0cnbc Be.
;uhllluo inl Tcrh1ltllla III bcn hohcn
cnullidlcn vCbcnsfultcll ;llrillf ,uIllh.
ten. >Nn Chicago lull Der bcuti1)c
SluslullOspcrtretcr ,llr ,}Clt nicht
cinnol cilcn Nnurnuliltcn ;nl
Slint Cinlnbcn fonlcn. &criulltllcl)
Ncbt 6 olip Dort otter lrulNcfchrt II.
Slhcr bic 9iusl0upcr niliicn iidD
lChllcElItil Duruu OclpDhrcll hul;
Scl1tlchlonD arm lit unb tcilmci-
ic audi al ltrc eiuenc Grllit i1,loucu.
Sd)licHlih hubcu lie blrdnpcu iimt
lidbe pclltid,cn Tptihattcn, Gcionpt
icl,u1tcn pbcr Mpllulotc ais .SCino
pcrlnoucn bcicbluNnuhnlt.
Iicics &crln0Nen ipll ;mor cin
mol ucucn Die Dclltldlcn Nuslanhs
Ni)ulOen ullINcreclnct lpcrDcu - obcr
nus lit Gin lucitcs ,Scln. ;3ullllhit cin-
nal mcrpcn Die belrtidcn Gntil)uI
Ter uno Sjeianbteu ,llr ,Dtietc mph
ucn. .Dtictc lit ilpur bllrhlpcu nlli
Elc Gaucr tcllrer olS ncl fuufcn,
ubcr i'm 9lll0enblif lit es filr Die
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mll'; ocr iSillonimi,iiter nun eil,mal
pcu arDBeren 9Sert leuen. Sd)licEz
lid). 10 tann cr erfl1rcn. hahcn cs
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rihtet mar. Snlrnerbin erlportcn Dil
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critcn SuuplGnc iiir Gin slubcnnli,
nlltcriilm III Der &nhlem,cr Strai;c
pcnl ciNcntIicbcn Nrnlcr 9icoic
rlunspiertcl.
Sine ,Smilatiuu al SutidDaitcu
Srot all bicicr 9tuhtcilc pcrpcr
Die belltihen Yptie)oftcr uno Sc.
iunnten benlnihit in Der protoful.
loriiihcn GauNfolNe Dcs 4oltlanoc;
anbcrs lllo lpiiroiNer auitrcteu fGn
nen ais in Der ,iolle bes General
fouirls. Sies lnlli, lie ,llitbit iibcl
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;luur einen hOhercn Sitcl, ober md
nift Die rehten .niittel bieriiir er
holtcn hoben. Sic Sld,t Der &clt.
Diplomatic. it'd, aeaenieitie .an, SO.
fc" Den anbcren Staaten Den NorW
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Guti1nften allsaelDit. Mn gusluGr
ti0en slnt Gilt bos als cine ichr foit
lpicliNc Siebb0hcrci. bic SlhWcnn.ut
bonn (yielullOler.
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