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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20

family moved to Rockville. About
five years ago, they moved to
Clerksburg.
Mrs. Butt was a member of the
Derwood Methodist Church and
was active in church work until
her illness. She is well known
and loved throughout the county
for her kind and humane work.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Humphrey Funeral Home
in Rockville on Tuesday afternoon
and burial was in the Methodist
Church Cemetery at Potomac.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Butt is survived by nine children,
twenty-six grandchildren and six
great grandchildren as well as
many other relatives and friends
throughout the county.
Her children are the Rev. Gar
ner M. Butt, Raymond Butt, Ma
tilda E. Ricketts,, Alice B. Fav-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Children's Ballet
"Hansel & Gretel"
Coming Nov. %

The delightful ballet for young
people, "Hansel and Gretel," re
turns to Washington for one per
Torrance only on Saturday after
noon, November 20, at 2:45 pm.
The three-act production, which
stars members of the Washington
Ballet under the direction of Lisa
Gardiner and Mary Day, will be
accompanied by the National Sym
phony Orchestra which will be un-
Ter the direction of DR.. Howard
Mitchell.
The ballet "hansel and >Gretel"
has been presented at Constitution
Hall on three previous occasions
always capacity audiences. A cast
Of mol,e than 100 dancers appear
in the ballet presentation, with
three sets of colorful scenery de-
signed especially for the perform
ance.
Seats for all sections of Consti-
tuition Hall areenow on sale ut the
National Symphony Box Office
which is located at 1890 G Street,
NV. in Washington. Reservations
NAV be made by calling National
1882. Officials of the National
Symphony Orchestra Association
have urged parents to make early
reservations for those ballet tick
cts in order to avoid last-minute
disappointment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Mrs. Irene Butt
Passes Away at
Daughters Home

Mrs. Ida Irene Butt, 70, of
Clarksburg, and lifelong resident
of Montgomery County, died Sat-
urday, November Is, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alice B.
Favinger, after long illness.
The wife Of Mosby o. Butt,
Mrs. Butt was born at Glen Mill
and was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ricketts,. She
and her husband had been mar
ried 81 years and lived most of
their married life on a farm near
Dickerson. When Mrs. Butt be-
came i'll about six years ago, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20

than you'll ever need
Most efficient engine de-
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Packs more power per
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power with less friction,
less cheat waste"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Tonight at $3.50"
Continues at Arena

With Ethel Casey strutting
about in red velvet pajamas and
the BIC giving its nightly send-off
via a special sound effect sent to
Arena Stage, the theatres produc-
ton of Tonight at $3.50" has all
the earmarks of poisoning into
the first big comedy hit of Arenas
season.
Originally scheduled for three
weeks Tonight at $780,, Noel
towards trio of plays, looks as #
it will go into a fourth and make
a neat Thanksgiving after-dinner
repast.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20

the meeting of the Gaithersburg
All Club November 10 in the
school. Mrs. Allie Messer, local
leader, presented Achievement Day
awards. Discussion of the All ban
quet to be held in the Agricultural
Center December 6 was followed by
consideration of projects. Girls
have been making nylon flowers
and are to bring their finished
corsage next time, December IL.
Mrs. James Jet, former art
teacher, instructed the younger
girls Of the Jamestown All Club
in textile painting at the meeting
Saturday morning in the home Of
the local leader, Mrs. John Wells.
The younger girls are making
handkerchiefs and the older ones
luncheon cloths and place mats,
some of the girls using their own
designs. Mrs. Belle guided the girls
use of the sewing machine in
stitching the edges of their articles.
The next meeting will be November
%.
Mary Jane Arnold and Lillian
Arnold were hostesses of the Lew
isdale All Club Saturday afternoon
In their home. Report was made Of
the window in the Damascus Elec-
trio Co., on Achievement Day which
displayed how records tell the story
of All achievements. Girls worked
on textile painting handkerchief
and place mats.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
With The 4-H clubs

Hazel Whitaker was honored
with surprise birthday party No
vember 10 in her home. An ice
cream mold with the IL lighted
candles and gifts were on the fes-
tive table. Girls had observed the
textile painting demonstration
given by Mrs. Irma Bell, assistant
home demonstration agent, and are
getting ready to paint their lunch
con mats and cloths at their next
meeting. Discussion of the Mitten
Tree project which the club is car
rying out for the American Friends
Service Committee was led by Joan
Cue, president.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
c.. Butt.

niger, Ida I. Schlorb, Erven w.
Butt, Clarence j. Butt and Lewis
C. Butt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20

Mrs. Earl Henderson was guest
at the meeting of the Potomac
Glen club November 10 in the
school. Some of the girls worked on
getting their designs ready for tex
tile painting their place mats, 9TH
ers began their painting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20

Poolesville girls also began their
textile painting when they met in
the home economics cottage of the
school, November IL.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

8eneoiftinernopi5iat elm. 4m 1. Weai
1902 muroe er in ct. GIoub bon
8iidof ssafob Srobec gum 8rieIter
getpeibt Na6 mebridbriger Satigfeit
an Der ct. =Sobannes= =ltniper1itdt tom
er 1906 an Die ct. zglemens-@ -@emein-
oe, mo er Bis 1923 pirfte. Sooann
mar er biz 1881 8rofl1rator in ct.
Sobn's uno mebrere Sabre lang ouf)
8rofurator ser St.=@regoril1s -4btei
in Sbaipnee, Sfla. 1888 tpurbe er
Gfarrer Ser St.=9ernarbs= =@emeinoe
in ct. Baltl, 1914 Bfarrer ser st..
8onifatius- -8emeinoe in Minneapo-
lis. Seit 1851 lebt er in ct. Sobn's
i'm poblberOienten &ubeltano.
ct. Glonb, Minn. - Bie mir BEL
Notwithstanding loeben erfabren,
itarb plobli6 ltno unerportet am
Sonntag, II. 0toi, ser bo6tp'ite
Wigr. Iugult Eladta, "a Sabre alt,
5ulebt Gfarrer ser ct. =Inna<@e1nein=
Be in 8ooena. Die feierli6en Gre
quiet erfolgen am Sreitagmoreen in
Ser ct. .=slnna-&ir6e in @aoena. 0as
EontififalreQuiem 5elebriert ser
bobm'ite &oaoiutorbii6pf 9artbos
lone uno Die 8eilebung erfolgt oui
Dem @emeinOe- 5rieobof in @aoena.
K. [. p.
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9tcm Yurf, g. g.. - SIM Sitter bon
80 Sabren ltarb lebte 8o6e Migr.
Sobn q. 9sogeleiien, ser oienltaltelte
SrieIter Ser gr5oio5ele 11no 5ulebt
&nplan am 2eo=SauS oabier. @r mar
in 8iQuo, g., geboren, 1purOe 1885
gum Grielter geDeibt. Il. a. griinoete
er in Ser 6olge5eit nift lpeniger als
Orei neue SfarrgemeinOen. Son 1908
bis 1887 mar er Sfarrer Ser st.
|gtifolaus=8cmeinoe babier. Seit 1887
nirfte er OILS &aplan llnO Sausoater
OeS Seo=Saul les. r. |. p.
ct. Bernard, 9lla. - Ser 94iGb=
rige 9(bt 8onifa5 Seng, O.S.B., BON
ser St=9ernaros=gbtei babier bat
lebte 9o6e oa5 9lbteifapitel I'm Die
&nbl zines &oaoilltorS gebeten uno
5ugleib ongefiinoigt, oaB er na6 ser
@abl 0as 9lmt 0es 9lbtes nieberlege1
merOe. Gr muroe 1867 in Chicago
geboren, lit ieit So Sobren 8rieIter
unO ieit 1889 9lbt bon ct. 9ernaros.
Wiilluaufee, isis. - Sein goIoenes
ErieIteriubllGum feierte fiir5li6 Ser
bohD p. 9oiil @un1lnermonn, OF.
MCab, Oer5eit 9rofeiior ser 8aIto=
raltbeologie am ct. t.=9lntoniuS z&loIter
in Otorotbon. SSn 9eltti6Iono gebo-
rem trat Der Subilar 1895 in Setroit
III Ben &apu5ineroroen elm l1no nuroe
am 81. Su1i 1902 bon Gr5biIdof
&ater bon WtilDaufee sum Grielter
geDeibt.
Snlntb, O}inn. - 9ln1 pergonge=
nen Sonntog ieierte ser bo6lp. P.
Gopmono 9oiel, O.S.B., bon ser st.
Sobannes =9lbtei in GoGegepiQe in ser
bieItgen St.=Glemensz&ir6e lein goI=
oeneS grieIteri16il0um. Der 5ubilor,
Don 1906 Bis 1917 IiliItert uno BON
1917 bis 1928 Efarrer Der ct. Gle
|nens=@emeinoe, 5elebrierte I'M llbr
80 elm feierli6e5 Sohan1t 1tno hielt
Ip0ter oie 9lnipro6e bel ben &om=
nntnion-6 -6riibItiid Ser Wfiitter l1no
So6ter. 9lbenos fano cine 0ffentli6e
Gbrung OeS Subilar5 in Ser 8ernein=
oebolle Itott. - 6atber HaDnlono
nuroe 1877 in 8apern geboren, fam
ais &ino nit ieinen gltern nod 9al=
timore, ma6te ieine Stuoien in ct.
Sobn's uno trut bort 1896 in 6as
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Dpntfrtrp Riilirpr

0ur6 Die @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt id Dor frr5em cine Mn5abl
iebr tpertboner oeutIber Bidder bon
alban Stol5. Dieielben perben gum
9eIten oes Solepbinums berfauft.
Sieielben iinb gum Sell neu, gum
Cell gebrau6t, aber gut erbalten.
r3miiben 3eit uno @nigfeit" Son
Ilban Stol5. - Sour brei grenplare
an Sanb.
Die 8ii6er tperben portofrei auge-
Ianot.
Wan ienbe 8etrag per 8oit-@elb-
onlpeilung ober S6ed i'm ooraus an:
Brof. S. sc. 0uebren, Soutb Sbio
Ibe., Columbus 5, 8.
Brofeiior 0uebren lit &ebafteur
oes ,Sbio=@aiIenfrel1n6'.
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Irtlatrn
(Sortfesune bon Sette -

5iebungen beioer 2dnoer an5ubabnel1
perlu6en, lonoern er miro au6 oie
8elegenbeit lpabrnebmen, BEN 0anf
Der olterrei6il6en 9epolferung fiir
Die empfangene Nodfriegsbilfe gum
slusOrude 51 bringen. 8iloet oo6 oas
gigantiibe anerifanii6e Silfslperf,
mel6es bon Wtenlb 81 Wenib uno
bon Solf 5u Solf geleiltet 1puroe, ie=
men tpiOeritanosfobieen 9annL Ser
oie ieit iieben Sobren na6 @eiten
ltromenoe Slut bes ruiiii6en &om=
munismuS Dor oen Soren Selterrei6s
aufhGlt.
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AuH mrlt INN Ntrltrp

Ser Gr5bii6of bon &oln, &aroinol
Soief Strings, befiirtportete Dor meb=
reren taulenO Wtenl6en i'm &0lner
Gom Oie 9lbicboffung Ser obligotori=
i6en 3ipilebe. 3ies iei 0ie erIte Sor=
oerung Ser Gbrilten an Elm neueS
gbe- unO 6amilienre6t. g8ie in bic
len anoeren 2dnOern (einl6lieBli6
Ser Ser. Staaten) mitlle au6 in
IeutldlanO oie Sruulug Dor 0em 81
tar pom Staat al5 re6tsg sgiiltiger Che
l6luB anerfannt mer0en.
Die Sto0t giien feierte am Sreitog
ibren 100. @eburtstag. giien, ols
Saupt1toot oe5 9iubr=8ebiet5 befannt,
lit in Ben letten bunoert Sabren 81
elmer Ser gr0Bten S5n0uitrieitdote ser
8elt angelpabien. 9ll5 8istlm giien
par es I'M Sabre $50 gegriinoet NOR
oen. Srot ser i6tperen 8ombenida=
SEN be5 lebten @eltfriegs bat gilen
beute pieber $4,000 ginlpobner 11no
lit oamit bie piertgr0Bte Staot @eit=
Ielltl6lanoS.
9luf runo "a Wiaioroen Menl0en
= Sic 5Glfte 0obon in 9llien -
i6dtt oos Stoti3tiibe 9lmt ser Ser
einten eatipnen al1fgruno bon Inter.
lagen aus BEN Sabren 195O-51 bie
8elamtbepolferung Ser groe. 9aoor
entfauen auf gfrifa 1913 Weiaionen
auf Noro= =9lmerifn 216 Weillionen al1i
io=amerifa III Wiaionen alli
9liien (obne Die Sopiet=ltniom 1,27
Wtilliaroen, auf europa (obne ot(
Soniet llniom 1876 Mtinionen, aui
|S5eanien brei5ebn Wilionen uno aui
oie Sopiet= Union (na6 elmer Sddt'
5ung aus oem Sabre 1946) 1913 Wil'
lionen.
vsSreibeit nn6 8iirbe bes Werl,
| iben" lit Die 2oiung bes oiesiabrigeu
0iterrei6il6en &atbolifentages, Ser
pom IL. bis IA. September in @ien
itattfinbet. Ser &atbolifentag ion IN
ernIter SelbItbelinnung uno SelbIt-
fritif Die grfenntnis meden, baB ie.
Ioer @atbolif berpflidtet lit, am Sdid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

Gur6 cine Observation-Disclosures
bat am 0tontog oa5 8unOes=Sberge-
richt oo5 Seem Oorfer @eies, na6 oern
S6iiler Ser offentli6en S6ulen NIT
GutbeiBung ibrer gltern einmal in
ser 8odbe 5ur Seilnabne on1 Geli=
gionslnterrid)t ibreS 8efenntniiles
entlolien tperOen fonnen, als perfai=
iungsgenaB anerfannt. 9ieie gnt=
i6eioung, oie in oas berii6tigte
Ge6t5guto6ten I'M vWfcGollum goie"
8reibe idlagt, lteQt einen 1pihtigen
Erd5eOen5foa Oar, Ger in Der Srage
ser uGeleaieo Sime" in allen anoern
Staaten, mo- Sic 8eltimmungen 1bn-
li6 liegen pie unter Dem Seem Oorfer
@eleb, bon 8eoeutl,ng lit. &aupt6e=
oingung lit, oaB Ser Geligionsunter=
ridt ni6t in BEN Our6 offentlide Gel
Der unterbaltenen S6ulgebGuben
itattfinoet. Sir Sic 8erfaiiungsmd=
Bisfeit oes 9ten gorfer @eieses lpra=
hen ii6 ugbief Suffice" 8inlon anb
oie 9fi6ter Heeo, Burton, glarf,
Douglas rno Minton aus. Gin abtpei-
6enoes Ge6tsguta6ten tpuroe our9
bie &ibter 8lad, Sranffurter 1,nb
SSadion abgegeben.
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StimuIe OeS TDlfeS
tiir bas Solepbtuunl

ginliegeno $25.0O 5l,m 8elten bes
Soiepbi1lums.
90. g., Ger.
geiliegenoen S6ef bon $500 botte
i6 gum 8eiten OeS Soiepbinltms 5ll
gbren oes SeiligNen Ser5ens Seiu
in einen 9lnliegen beripro6en. @ott
Ganf, icb bin erbort lporoen.
2eierin, Ea.
Sd ienoe Sbnen einliegenO 800
81 gbren Oes FL. Soiepb, uuf oellell
,Siirbitte ih in einent glnliegen erbort
moroen BIN.
&c. &C., 8.
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&prrnptipn in Neiu Yorf

8prrnptipn in Steiu Yprf
SSn einem ifanoaloien Yro5eB, in
oem ein gan5er &attenfonig bon &or"
ruption in 9tem gorfer In1tsitellen,
belonoers in ser Yoli5ei gum Gor-
l6ein fommt, ma6te lebte @o6e Ser
9udmader Sarrp 8roB ieniotionel1e
9lusiagen. gr belaitete bobe Boli5ei-
offi5iere, Die Ser friibere 9iirgermeis
tier 8iuialn S'0pper ais grunOebrs
li6e Mfdnner be5ei6net batte, aber
BON @roB 8eltebungsgeloer anges
nommen baben iollen. gs Daren II. a.
ser fritbere Gbefinipeftor slugult
Slatb uno ser fritbere Gbef Ser 0etef=
tipabteilltng, 8iaiam @balen. 8roB
fat iiber bunoert Boli5ilten nombaft
gema6t oie bon ibm belto6en Doroen
lein loaen - bon einfa6en 8oli5ilten
bis bina1f 5lt Ben bo6Iten Goli5eiofft=
3ieren. Sogar ser friibere 8pli5eifom=
nill1r @iaiom S'8rien Duroe in be1t
SfanOal berelnge5ogen.
SSiinf Goli5ilten meroen 5ur5eit pro-
5eiliert, bie bereits ibr 9fiidtrittsge=
JUDI unterbreitet baben, oas bulo in
&raft treten miro. 46t5ebn anOere
Goli3ilten porten nod auf ibren Sro=
5eB. Gen eriten Fro5eB bate 8roB I'M
lebten Sabr unmoglib gemaft, neil
er oue slusiagen auf oem 3eugenitanb
beripeigerte. Sn5nii6en ipuroe er 5lt
5polf Sobren @efGngnis perurteilt
uno bot ii6 anOers beionnen. SSSebt
reOet er frei bon ser 2eber meg. Sf-
fenbar bofft er ouf cine Wiloerung
0es Strafurteils. Gem friiberen 8iir=
germeiIter S'GDDer beiorgten feline
@oibingtoner 6reunoe einen beque-
men S6lupfDinfel, inoem lie i'm als
gOti6ofter na6 Werifo idiften.
3u Sen SfanOoIen i6reibt bie 80.
q. Staots5eitung': so traurig lpie
Ser Satbeitano ser gntbiiuung, oie
Sarrp 8roB iiber 8elte6ung Ser Itdo=
tllden Soli5ei mabte, lit oie Satla6e,
oaB eS zines l6uloig befunOenen
Gamblers, Der iabrelang Elm Willio=
nen9elhdft in perbotenen Gennpetten
ma6te, beourfte, Inn oieie WiBltdnbe
ans Sagesl1ht 5u bringen. SelbIt
menn li6 sic 9lngo6en oieies Strdf=
lings, Der lib nit ieiner slngeberei
Sic 8efdngnisitrofe berfiir5en 5u fon=
men bofft, belpabrbeiten iollten, ldBt
oie iddnolicbe @abrbeit getpiB ielblt
Die SiItrift5onDalti6oft taum gliid=
Iicb nerOen. Genn pGre es ni6t So6e
unlerer ltGOtii6en 8eborOen bonn
9iirgermeiiter Bis gum 3iltriftsan=
malt gepelen, ifanOaloie OfiBItanoe
i'm Holi5eitpelen ipie in onberen Ser
moltl1ngsdmtern felt5uiteaen uno
nit Stumpf uno Stiel arS5urotter,
ebe mir megen Ser unaufborli6en
.Sfanbale @egenItonO OeS Spottes
uno Ser Sera6tung elmer gan5en
@elt lpurOen?"
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ct. Eanl, Minn.- @urtbingtun, o.,
Samstag, II. Wai 1852.
81 ir d. c II t a | Ser

sonutas, Is. Mai: Siinfter SOnntas
nad Sitern (&usate). - 6 n
gelium: 8ittet 1lno ibr peroet
empfangen (Sob. 16).
Montog, 10. Moi: Buoentia.
Gienstog, 90. Wtai: glfrieoa.
ltittpo6, 81. Woi: gbrenfrieo.
9uuucrstas, p. Mai: gbriiti Sim-
melfabrt.
Sreitag, 90. Wfai: IeiiOeriuS.
Sonlstug, "a. Wfoi: Wtaria, 9ilfe Ser
Gbriiten.
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Srans0iiide 8iinide

5ranfrei6 er0ffnete am Ionners=
tag BEN Ser. Staaten, e5 brau6e falt
nod $5OO,O0O,O0O mebr, Inn ieine
fir oieles Sabr eingegangenen Ser
pfli6tungen 5ur Gerteioigung oes
@eltens erfiiQen 5u fonnen. Ser Ser
teioigungsminilter Gene Blepen iagt,
oa5 8elo perbe 0rirgenD gebruu6t,
uno nad ser 2iilaboner H9lSS=&on=
feren5 5u 9lnfong OeS Sabre5 iei an-
genommen tporoen baB Sranfrei9
oteie 51latli6e Summe bon BEN Ser.
Staaten erbalten Deroe.
9lmerifdnii6e 9eonte in 8aris
lino na6 Welorngen Der v4ll SreB"
ni6t erbaut. @iner ieoo6 lagte, BEN
6ran5olen iei in Siiiabon erflQrt por=
oen $6OO,OOO,0O0 lei ales, tpas lie in
otelem 6i5taliabr BON oen Ser. Stoo=
ten erbalten DiirOen. SoQten aber Die
6ran5oien S6nierigfeiten baben Inn
Die Glane ourcb5ufiibren, 10 1piiroen
lie BET metteren 8eloforOerungen yein
geneigtes DIR" finOen. g5 ideint, be-
ri6tete Die vslil. BreB" OaB BEN Ime=
rifanern Die Sobe Ser Sun1me elm me
mig 5u piel lit. llnO es lit ibnen ou6
etmas peinlt6, Oenn 0as @elo miro
geforOert, nod ebe bie neuen Wfittel
fitr oas neue, am 1. Suli beginnenoe
6isfoliobr pom &ongreB betpiQigt
DOrOen iin0.
9as @elo, pel6es oie 6ron5oien
6aben pollen, ioa fiir ~9lnfdufe Dor
Der &iiIte" DerlpanOt DerOen, 5. b., fiir
Ototerial auBerbalb Der Ser. Staote1l
- in oielem Safe IN Sranfrei6. 9le=
pen m06te niGt meniger als 17O,=
OOO,O 100000 Jrancs ooer $465,00O,-
600 huben.
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@aitre1t genieBen, Bropaganoa fir
Die @utbeiBung eirres 2anbraubes 81
MAIDEN, SEN nniere &egierung ni61
gutgebeiBen bat.
Die polnii6e 8otibaft bot it6 er.
neut aIs 8ropaganoaitelle Wosfaus
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ser Ser. Staaten 5u erfennen gege-
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Eolniide Siplpmatie

Sor menigen No1en ma6te oas
Staatsoepartement einen bonn @ebot
Der ltaatliben Si6erbeit oiftierten,
ober bonn oiplomotii6en 9lniton0 l6o=
memo gentaBigten SerIu6, oen Ser
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Wosfaus 81 beeinfluiien, lporen ser
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Gen polnii6en 3iplon1aten tpurOe oie
sluslenollng iolder 8ropaganba un-
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gSiepiel Ser polnii6en 8otI Ibaft an
Dem 8ebot bes Staatsoeparte1nentS
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leale", Ser unter oem 9oturn bonn 5.
Otai 1852 bonn greiiebiiro ser polni-
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ben lit uno cine engliIde l1eberiesung
bon aus5iigen aus Ser Geoe entbGlt,
Die otto @rote1pobl, Ser 8renlier ser
logenannten 3eutleben 9ennofratii6en
Gepublif, anlabli6 oes ie65igIten
8eburtstages Oes polnii6en BrGiioen.
ten 8ierut belt uno in tpelGer er
leinen 0Itli6en 8unoesgenoiien sic
~gere6tigung" ser oarernoen grbuI-
tlng Der er-Geibe @ren5e 5u BE-
itatigen unternabm.
@as geoenft bas Staatsoeparte,
ment 5u tlln un 0ie berantiportlihen
Siplomaten Bolens IN unierem 2anoe
na6 tpieoerbolten l1eberi6reitungen
Der ibnen nit tpadienoer SdGrfe &C.
5ogenen Sdranfen oaran gu perbin-
BERN in Dem 2anbe, in tpeldem lie
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