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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05
BIC D RIVE ON ALLIES
 UNDERWAY
Red Troops Plan io Destroy Forces al WOniu, Cui Es-
 cape of 8th Army
(By Lhe Associated pressl

Swarms of Chinese Red troops pushed on southward tonight and menaced woniu important Allied escape highway center 55 miles east of Seoul
 General MacArthur's headquar- ters said seven Communist Armies
 perhaps 2l00o0 men are moving from the Chunchon area toward Wonju
 They apparently aim to destroy United Nations forces there and then wheel west in an attempt to cut off Eighth Army units re- treating down from ruined Seoul
 Heavy Enemy Lines
 Allied pilots said they saw the heaviest traffic yet observed in Ko- req behind the enemy lines. They reported POO vehicles clogging North Korean roads
 The Allies in q skillful retreat had yielded Seoul, it's airfield at Kimpo and the port of mchon.
 At Inchon UN unils blasted docks and the tidal basin. then left by sea. The main body of LIN troops moved on southward by land
 Red Road Blocts Broken
 Four cut-off South Korean divi- sions broke through Communist road blocks and reached LIN Hines north of Wonju Thursday after a four-day battle With the Koreans safely back, U.N lines were drawn closer around Woniu.
 An estimated 100000 Communists poured down the bleak cold noun tains of the interior They could turn left or right at Woniu, with the object Of cutting off parts ci the Allied forces.
 Field intelligence officers said the Reds are already nearly parallel to Wonju on one flank
 sth Army Wilhdraws
 Tho bulk of the US Eighth Army is withdrawing southware prob ably toward the pusan beacihead where they were bottled ub by North Koreans last summer before MaeArthurs successful fail offen- sive that carried his men to the borders of China. only to be driven back by Coinmunist Chinese in Overwhelming numbers
 AP. Military Affairs Reporter Elton c Fay in Washington said the possibility that American forces will pull out ol Korea is now mov- ing toward a probability. He said it was significant that President Tru- man yesterday declined to com ment on Korea and that Secretary of Defense George c Marshall was cautious
 Grave Situation
 No one at the Fentagon pulled out maps and speculated on where new holding positions might be looked for In that supreme head quarters in the nations capital there was new air of grimnesa and the silence was ominous, Fay observed.
 On the fighting front Lt Gen Matthew B Ridgway commander of the US. Eighth Army said, Everything is going fire But he asked correspondents to warn the American people that the issue is not Korea He added
 Korea Not Issue
 "The issue is whether some day the same thing goes on in America or the western world. or whether we can keep t away from our shores until international agree ments have worked the problem out in more orderly fashion
 Flaming Inchon Evacuated
 The evacuation of lnchon was completed today Rear Adm. L. 4. Thackrey, commanding the U. IN. fleet. was one of the lust men to leave the flaming city. The docks and railway facilities of the port of Seoul were blown up by demolition squads and nothing of military value was left to the enemy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05
STATEHOOD BILLS FOR
 CONGRESS
0'NahoneY, Delegate 10 Reintroduee Measures
 Butler Seeks Hearings

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-JR- Sen ato Butler (R-Neb) said yester- day that if Alaska statehood Is brought before Congress again hearings should be held in Alaska
 Senator OMahoney (D-Wyo), i, chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, which approved Alas kan statehood in the last session, has said he will reintroduce the bill. Delegate Bartlett of Alaska also plans to offer a statehood bill next week.
 Butler. ranking Republican on the Senate Interior Committee has opposed Alaska statehood.
 Opponents Held Back
 He said in statement that when hearings on the bill were held here last spring it was impossible for Alaskan opponents of state hood to come here to testify.
 Supporters of the bill, he contin- ued, were able to come all the way to Washington through the good offices of the Alaska State hood Committee and upon payment of a nominal rate for their trans portation by air"
 ''No such opportunity was given those who opposed statehood,v he said. Before we pass on Alaska statehood we should investigate conditions on the spot"
 Election of Governor
 BusieH said he plans to introduce bill to let Alaska elect it's own Governor. Such a proposal has been rejected by the Territorial officials.
 My bill would give Alaska all the real advantages of statehood without. at the same time, inflict- ing an unbearable burden on taxa tion on the people of the Terri tory Butler said. Since Alaska cannot balance it's budget now un- der a territorial status, it is diffi- cult to see how 1t can hope to do so under statehood"
 Cancel Reservations
 Butler also said that if a sub- committee visits Alaska he hopes 1t will "go into the question of can- ceiling some of the Federal Native reservations and opening those re- sources for qeyelopment.'
 T am afraid Alaska will never be able to support statehood unless some steps are taken first toward bringing Alaska's potential resour- ces into productive uses" Butler said. In my judgment that is 8 far more important problem than the statehood question"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05
CPR AGENT
 HERE FOR MONTH

MT. and Mrs. Hal Johnston ar rived on the Princess Norah from Skagway this morning to spend month on business in Juneau He is the Canadian Pacific Railway agent at Skagway,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05
MARRIAGE APPLICATION

Daniel B. Medley, with. the CAA at Anchorage and Regina Elizabeth Semakin, who is employed at St. Ann's Hospital in Juneau, have applied for a marriage license in the office of the U s. Commis- Sioner
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05

w A Bates. banker of Ketchikan. Is registered al the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05
WEATHER REPORT

Q WEATHER REPORT
 . Temperatures for 24-Hour Period | . ending 6:20 o'clock this morning . In Juneau-Maximum, 24; {
 . minimum, Is. . At Airport-Maximum, 25;
 . minimum, 8.
 . F o R E c A s T
 . Duncan and Vicinity (
 . Cloudy with intermittent
 . light snow and southeasterly . winds IS to 25 miles per hour ( . tonight. Low temperature . about 29 degrees. Cloudy { . Saturday with occasional { . snow or rain. Highest tenn { . perature about 34 degrees. . PR E CIPI TION . Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am today { . City of Juneau Trace; { . since Jan. 1 = OPS inches; { . since July 1-38.24 inches. ( . At Airport Trace; . since Jan. = 0.16 inches; { . since July 1-26.54 inches. . . . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-05

E. L. Carter of Delta is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12

Gus 2e6en besinnt crit nit Sem
Gage, an DEM man liebt. Gon oieiem
Gage 'olltcn olle Grinnerlnaen sqb.
len. SltIius Ieoer5ani. @eber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Jaehr|ich 40 MiIIionen Forstpf|anzen

Sniettenfataitropbe iiber sic tpiirt.
tembersiid. bobenSolleriiden @aloer.
Sierju fommen Iiirre. uno Saai.
maid)- -Sh1ben in Sobe bon $4,000
iseitmeter Sol3. Sm Geiolse Ser
2iirre trat cine itarfe Mduieplaee
ani. Tas @elingen ser umian9reihen
@ieoeraufiorltung miro entiheioenO
obbGngen bon elmer pirfIamen 0e.
fampiuns bieier ShoSlinae. Die
Notwithstanding bat iih oesbalb
in ser sSoritibusiteIle Siioipeit in
&Inginsen, areis Gbingen an Ser
GonaI cine Steae geidaiien, Die
neben geratllng Der SoritGmter,
Shulung uno Musbiloung Der Ser.
paltungs. uno Betriebsbeamten Dor
allem aud) Ourh lire lauienoen Mit.
tel llno Observation-Disclosures pieI
@clo eripart. Oieie Organization bat
id) mibreno ser 5uriidliesenoen Sd.
icrfalamitGt 10 bepGbrt, baB aud) sic
Stad6arlGnOcr @iirttemberg- -9aoen.
gaOen uno 8beinlanS-Yial5 bel ibr
9ilfe geiuGt baben. Seit Gnbe ~1949
lit &insi19en 5ur JoritihutItelIe
Siiomeit alsgebaut, 81 oeren Inter.
baltung Die senannten 2Gnoer at.
iebnlihe finan3ieQe 4ilie Ieiiten.
Sir Die brei WaIobeiikarten bon
Stontsipalb, aorperifaits,ualo uno
Vripatnolb tpuroe 1913 sic 9ono,a
iorit'huIe Iornitetten eroiinet. sic
miro nift MIR bon Den Joritantpar.
tern bes 2auoes. ionoern ouf) in
lteigenoem Mab bon benen onoerer
Sanoer beiuht. Muf Die in Slbmeit.
oeutihlano eritmalis absebaltenen
Walobauernlebrgdnee fir Walobe.
iiser uno oeren Sobne i,nb 1odter
miro auber0em bon oer 9anoesiorit.
perpaltllna beionoerer Wert selest.
Sic benefit oamit einmal mcbr. oob
lie beitrebt lit. nit allen WtitteIn sic
@unoen au beilen, sic oem Naloe
oes SanSes in Sen lesten Is ssabren
geld)Iagen tpuroen. Sierbei banoelt
|es lid nld)t nnr I'M 0ie Sid)erung
Der 3olSbeoarisoedl,ne. oem ebenio
miftia lit Die geoeutuna hes @aloes
ols Sroaer lanbes. uno polfsfultu.
refer Wobliabrtstplrfunsen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12

oer Expedition einen Snoianer als
Soten nad Nio nit einem Verid,t
ii6er Die entbcfte tote Staot. TerSo'
te lit nit ieinem Yeriht in Nio anaes
fornmen. Die iibrioen @rpebitions'
teilnebmer fomen niemalS auriif,
ltnb nien,anh bat bon ihneu mebr
etlpos aeieben. aebort poer oefuns
ben.
Sic braiilioniid)e Meaierlna bat
benl Yerid)t bomaIs feline beionoere
geoeutlna bciaemciien. I'm 10 nehr
crreate bas aeheimnisppllc Sofu.
nient bis beute bic slufmerfiamfeit
Der Slrd)doloaen uno iSorider. MlS
lebtcr imternobm i'm Sabre 1926
Der S6erit Gercp 6arriion sSaipcett
NIT ieinem Spbn unb ieinem 0ealei'
ter Stalep SiimmeI eiren &pritpR
nad ber perihplleneu bleihen Staot.
I'M Matto 6roiio. s(uf hem &eae
portbin lit CT NIT ieil1en 9ealeitern
ein Spfer ser Ginaeborenen Qe,pOr'
ocn. Seet bat mon ihre Sfelettc ae'
flrnben. Cit Gerteliabrbunoert nadl
ibrem SoOc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Die Fernsehsendungen in Farben
wurden jetzt Won CHS aufgenommen
Ergebnisse warren zvfriedensteIIend.

Sie giloer ieltit fann man him
iid,tlih Der ,Sarbc lnaefdbr NIT ben
- srbenfilmen peraleihen. bic n,ur
Sher I'M &ino aeieben hat. Go slm
9eiipiel erid)ien @pofrep beutlih
NIT ieincn rotcn Sanren llnn ieincn
Spmmeriprciien. iSun Gmeripn
itroblte in ihrer glpnDbeit in Dem
Sell hes EroQromnls, III DEM cine
slnsobl @emGlbe poraefilbrt iplrs
bcn.
&cr ser 9(uiiiibrlna halten in
bem heiBen 9Itelier lonae Groben
itottaeflmoen; bic Senerolprphc ell.
bette crit cine StunDc Dor Der rihti.
oen Sorltclllmo.
Son iebt ob mill GgS tGuIid,
flpei ,SarbenprpNrummc icnben. buS
cine mprQcls mn 9:3O HIN, noS
hollptlGblid) filr Die Nollsfrolcn be
ltinlmt 1T, bus unberc nm $50 Hin
nddjnlittnNs, innem 9tutllrlnloien
leSciOt merbcn iulIen.
,Solt olcihicitiu ionn in Eaiioic,
e. g., I'M 9Serf Der ,Sirmo SlmDnt,
cine Nurbenpnrfiibrunu ltntt. in Der
bus GgS= =Scrfobren nit DEM GGsl
olli ueridlieoenen GmpiolMern per.
uliGcn lpltrhc.
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hind these earlier pioneers to settle
the strip of land adjoining our
neighboring state to the east.
Settlers from Maryland and from
as far away as Paris, France, took
over the land to the west joining
the Ohio Company holdings. Fol-
lowing downstream on the Ohio
River was the Virginia military
tract, which was bounded on the
west by the New Jersey pioneers
who settled the Symmes Purchase
between the Great Miami and
Little Miami rivers.
In 1925, the Marquis de Lay
fayette, idol of the American Rev.
olution, visited his French COM
patriots at Gallipolis, where he
was entertained at Our House."
now popular museum visited by
thousands of motorists each year.
Today, it is easy for Ohioans to
retrace the path of history by fol-
lowing the motor highways along
the Ohio River, one of this states
most scenic drives. The romantic
packet boats on the Ohio have be-
come the work horses of this busy
canalized waterway as they push
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Tote Stadt, vom Urwa|d versch|ungen
Das rasissvolsis Document Suedamszkas - Sic suchisn
!. Siherminau.

93ic be Saneiro. = 2iirslih fam
bic 9fobriht, oof bas Sfelett bes
enaliifen Sberiten g. 8. ,Solpcett
llnp ieiner 8eeIeiter oetlnbsl, ippr;
Den lei. @ieoer einnal oer:it nas 1c.
heimnispolle Spflm,cnt nit Der
Eibliotheca 9iational in ;iin il, nsn
Mittelpunft Der oitentIit1,ci1 sl,lf.
nlerfian,feit. ioicr lit Cit gerid)t
barber, mas in bieicm rtticiboftsn
Tpfllment aus ser @eihGlIe SiiD:
americas ueihrieben ltcbi ,no luie
es su Dieitn Slbellterrcs: :Sro9Dbien
im llrlpolbbihun9el fam.
Sos Toflment Der braiilioniihen
Observation-Disclosures acbort su ben
lcnlationelllten Toflmenten bes
Sanbes. GS miro 10 Ionac lunaeflGrt
hlcibcn. ipie es nod lpeite, lpeif,c
,SlGhcn ouf Sraiiliens 2anbfarte
aibt, unerforidbe Tiitriftc, Die nod
feincs sioililierten Wenihen Sui
betreten bat. SIM Sabre 1743 riiitc=
ten 6 Eprtuaieien cine llripalberpe=
Dition in bos Ssnnere groiiliens
aus, eie bis in bas @ebiet oos Wat=
to @roiio poritoben ipllte. Sort bot=
ter bcr Gortuoieie Melhior Tios
Morepds Gnbe oes II. Sabrbilnberts
Silbcrnlinen bon iaaenbaftem Geid)=
tlrn entocft. 9tientano nobm oa=
mails bon bicien aSllnDen &enntnis.
SO Sobre ipdtcr crit entiann man
lid ibrer lno lppllte lie ausbeuten.
,WoreDa ober mar iriniidben oeltor=
ben ln,o bic Spur ieiner Gntoefl,nN
perlorcn Qeaanacn.
Sic Grpepition Der 6 Tortuoieicn
iolltc tic ipieperfinoen. 0ieIe Sabre
lana ihIuq iib bic &plone Der Epr=
tiaielen NIT 80 Snbionern inter INT
iaabareu Stropasen bush Den bro
iilianiii,en Tihuuael. Sic itreifte
Durh Qrunblpien Moroit llno ourh
oorniacn, perfilsten guih in beiien
perneicnoem @IGtterihutt llnoc=
idbites aiftiaes HcptiI nieitete. Saz
auare fielen Die Grpeoiticn an,
'Seeridulen Ser rotten 9lmeiien
freilten fie ein, ,rno iirrenbe Mosfi=
toipolfen hinaen olle Sage ipie
Sroubeu iiber ibnen. Meter iiir Me=
ter fGnpften iith bic 9lbenteurer in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12

5ubinsen. sir oie sluiiorituns
uno Iiir bie Turdiiibrung oes !al.
ienben &ulturbetriebes in @iirtten,.
berg-Soben5ollern puroen in Sen
lesten Sabren idbrlib etma 40 Mil.
lionen TorltpilanSen benoti9t. Wtlt
oieler Gilansenbeoaris5abl mub aub
peiterbln bis sur 9eenoisuns Der
!8ieOerauiioritung serehnet werSen.
gei Ser 9eid)aIiung Oes Saatgutes
miro beIonoerer Wert baraui gelegt,
oaB MIR Saatgut permenoet miro,
oas unter Yeahtuns Ser Beltimmun-
gen bes iorltlihen IrtseieSes BON
9ut,piihiisen 9aumbeitdnben oes ei-
aenen 8uhs9ebietes geponnen lpirS.
Neueroings lit sic Staatstlen9e Na.
golO 5u cinem Wuiterbetrieb ausse.
bal,t tpprocn. ser Die mobernite guss
iiattuns 0eitOeuti6lanos beiist. Sbr
lit cine biologiife sbteilllns ange.
slleoert, Die iid, nit Ser llntcri1d.
llng pom ioritlidem Saatsut beiaBt.
tSilr OuS rnteu bon einlpanOireienl
Saatgut ltebcn in Wiirttemberg.
Sohen5oQern ruub $50 3apieu.
piliider 5ur Geriiiguns, sic in Sen
lesten Sabren bon Der Staatsflenae
in aurien beraneebilbet lpcroen iino.
Sur Gurhiiibruns bon aultur-
periuhen. Die iid) nit Mii6ungsior.
men, Iuneune uim. beiaiien. tpurbe
iir Wiirtterbers,S ,Sohen3oaern Dor
Sobresfriit eine 3lpeisiteae Der Sort.
lid3er 8eriuhsonitolt Stuttaort
Griiber 3ubingen) in Mfoilinaen ae.
eriinoet. 2ieie peroiientlidt ibre
Torihungsergebniiie lauienO in Der
Jadpreiie ooer in eisenen Sabres.
bdn0en.
ariegsbeoinste 0eriGumniiie uno
Sic tudrmeren sSriibiabrc nno Som.
mer Der bergangenen Sabre babelt
Die Naifnuermebrnng 5ablreiber
IorI Itl66olinae begiinitist. gon ignen
iinO sic Jihten- uno Sannenborten.
ftiIer 6eionoerS befannt geiporoen.
Sn Ben Ssabren 1945-195O perur.
'ahten oieIe einen Aoljperluit bon
1,9 Mi1lonen ieifmeter &ola unh
brahten onmtt Die bisber srobte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12

Ser "@riinen Solle" nit Der ,Mia=
d)etc". bem Vuid,neiier, por,pGrts
Durdl bic garrieren Der 2ionen,
2lftlpurseln umn SdlinoaeipGhic.
gtath etlpa 1000 &ilon,eter fomen
| lie in bic @raspampas bes Wtattto
GSroiip, eincs rieliQen @ebirosplo=
tcous init iteilen ,SeIsobitiirsen irno
Sd,!ud)ten. Sie fonben bic Silber=
ninelt nift.
Stott beiien itie6en iic ouf eine
aelpenitiihe Stabt nit StroSen imo
frcicn lSlaten, Soren, SoeiIiatii=
mern lnb lSolGiteu, nit Statuen,
Nrcsfen lno @ilDern, nit GoIb=
miinsen. fein siielicrtem aultoerat
lmb GGbern. III oerem aeihliffenc
Sefcu bos &aiicr aus funitpou &C.
orbciteten ShlanNenfDpfen floE.
Is mar cine Stabt pbnc Wtenid)em
&cin Menid) lpoLnt in ibr, mlr
Staten llno Sprinan,duie. alopper=
ichlonaen froden aus Sen 9uinen,
Die BON ,Sleoernldlllen beipobt1t 1inb.
Sie Staot irbien ber einem Grobc=
ben bon ibren geippbner perIaiien
lpprben su iein. &laftertief maren sic
StraBen aeipolten, bic Sempcl ein=
aeitiirst, Die giloiGulen aerboriten.
slllc Sriilnmer iporen nit elmer
oidcn Sd)id,t Guano beoeft. Sic
ltomn,te bon hen blutiauaeriit,en
Tlcbermillien, bic iih in Sd),pGr=
meu auf sic Hubeit0rer itiirsten uno
lie s,t iibereilter ,Sllldt atponaen.
Irci Saaereiien ipeiter itieR oie Gr=
petition ouf Minen, an beren Gin
nGnaen ibipere 8llmpen aus SiI=
berers lo0en.
9ie Gprt1aieien iparen Ill erz
ihopft, lm in sic ShGhte hinah=
sulteiaen. Man itblua ein 2aoer auf.
UNI mad, einiaen Saaen Stoit bic
Minen nGber sl lnteriud)en. Gon
Nicicn Nnner n,,s irhifte Der Better
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Drohende Hvnsersnot

gnoapeit. - llnsarnoeutid5e aus
Ser @eseno BON Jiinitlrden. Die in
WeitSeitidIano eintraien, beridteten
Don elmer sunebmeneOen ltnjuirieSen.
belt, Die iih lnter Der unsoriiden
Sanobep0lferung perbreitet. Nur elm
aerinaer 9roSentias scb0rt nod ;,,
ocn Nartelsaneern ser 9ubapeitcr
Hegierllug, ,p1brenO oie iiberpieaen.
oe Mebrbeit ibre perdnberte ginitel.
lung ourh entsegcnfommenbes Ser.
halten geeeniiber SEN llnearnoeut.
id)en 5u ertennen sibt. Die Sebens.
mittelucriorsin9 lit in ltnearn iebr
geipannt, 10 baB man iait bon elmer
Sunsersnot ipreNen fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
LETS EXPLORE OHIO
M" .EARlY sErrLEMEurs

The Ohio River valley from the
beginning has been the highway
of history in our national develop
ment. The first explorers to cross
the Appalachian mountains fol-
lowed the Ohio River which was
the open road to the west. The
settlers who followed established
their towns all along this river.
The successive waves Of migration
brought others who pushed up the
tributary streams to establish
towns in the inland sections of
the Ohio country.
Origin of the settlement OF the
Ohio country can be traced to the
taverns and meeting houses of the
eastern seaboard states where
land-hungry soldiers of the Revo-
luton met to form the various
land companies that established
many of Ohio's early settlements.
The first of these companies to
take up lands in the Ohio valley
was the Ohio Company that settled
Marietta in 1888. at the mouth of
the Muskingum River. These set
tiers came from Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania settlers filled in be-
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their huge barge-tows to carry the
products Of this inland empire.
The early pioneers of the west
have been we'll remembered along
the Ohio River by such monu-
ments as the Start Westward me-
mortal at Marietta, Ohio's first
permanent settlement. Along the
Ohio and in the valleys of the
Scioto and the Little Miami, mo-
torists of today can see some Of
the most extensive works of the
prehistoric Moundbuilders. The
Rankin House at Ripley was one
of the important stations on the
Underground Railway along which
escaped slaves made their way
northward before the Civil War.
The birthplace Of President u. S.
Grant at Point Pleasant overlooks
the broad Ohio River. The home
of President William Howard Taft
in Cincinnati and the Harrison
Memorial at North Bend, the only
neighborhood in the nation where
one can visit the memorials Of two
presidents, William Henry Har-
rison and his grandson Benjamin
Harrison, are within sight Of the
Ohio River.
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oPfer der sippenhaftvng

9erlir. - Ter sols politiiher
,sliidtliug in 8eirberlin ipeilcnbe
19ilbrisc Iietmor 9anoe hot nad)
Mitteill,naen Oes GolijeiprdliOiums
SclbitnlorO blrd grihieBcn besan.
acn. Nus einem Ibihieosbrief Gam.
aes, ser III ser riliiiihen Gone bobe.
rcr tumni,nlitiiher S,laenbiiibrer
gnpeIen mar, ging heruor, oaB er
licber aus Dem 9eben iheioen mplle,
ais in oie ri,iliide 3one 5uriidSu.
febren. Sort bate man ieinen Gater
uerbaitct, lnl oen Sobn oaourb sur
Tilffebr All stpinaer.
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gtclp S)ort. - Sas ,Sdrbenrernle=
ben lah benz Gerfubrell bes Gplum=
bia 9rpoocaitinu Snlten,s erlcbtc
ieine offi,ieue Ginfiihruno su oez
ncrbIihen 3ipefen. 9os einitiinoiae
Erparamnl Oas BON 9fetp slorf alrs=
ainN. ipar I'M ipahren Sinne Des
sSortes ein furbenfrobes Greianis.
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giloer ouh in Bolton, lsbilobel-
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