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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05

Business hours in Seattle offices
for alien registration will be:
For Japanese to 5 pm. at ia
CT office at 1414 Weller ST. Also
from to 10 pm. on Tuesday. Jan
8, at Jackson St Community Coun-
ell office. s26 Jackson st.
For Chinese to 10 pm. at
Chong Wa Hou 500 Seventh Ave. s.
For Filipinos and other aliens
$50 am to 5 pm. at Jackson st.
Community Council office. s26 Jack
son st.
The council office which is coor-
dinating oil efforts. viii be omen
from Monday THROUGH Thursday.
Jan. 10, last dav of alien registra-
ton.
All offices. according to Mrs. Ruth
Manca of the council, will have the
cards and the interpreters on
hand to assist the aliens.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. SOFA
CL ADC)-More than $500 COM
promise offers of evacuation claims
have been submitted to the Depart
ment of Justice up to Christmas
Day, according to estimates released
by the Washington office of the JA-
CT Discrimination Committee.
OF this number, an estimated
more than a thousand or twenty
five per cent have already been &C
copied by the government for the
payment of awards. The estimated
total approved for payment to eva
cuee- claimants is probably more
than a million dollars.
In addition, an additional 200
claims which were adjudicated by
the Los Angeles and San Francisco
field offices are ready for payment,
according to JACL ADO estimates.
Since the Department of Justice
is required by law to submit annual
reports to Congress and since a
government agency may not supply
this type of information to pri-
vate organization prior to its sub
mission to Congress, the figures of
the Washington office are based
upon unofficial estimates and con-
illusions from various sources, in
Guiding attorneys who have filed
compromise claims in behalf of
their clients and spot checks by the
regional offices.
If these figures are close to being
accurate, it will mean that almost
one-fourth of the 1900 claims that
might qualify under the compromise
settlement law sponsored by the
JACL ADO in cooperation with the
Department of Justice, have been
filed with the government.
And, if the estimated million dol
lars in awards is anywhere near the
actual figures, it will mean that al
ready twice the amount which Con-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05
Register in Order to Vote Next Month,
Local Council Urges All Citizens

votes, but. it does believe that it is
important to the whole community
to have as many registered voters as
possible within the district"
Registration books will close on
Jan. IL, and will remain closed un-
til after the primary election on
Feb. IL. All citizens who have ne
,ver registered in this city or who
have failed to vote in the last four
years must register at Room 100,
County-City Bldg, this coming week
if they are to vote for a Seattle ma
yor and members of the City Coun-
Gil at the next election.
The Jackson st. Council will pro-
vide transportation for anyone wish
ing to register this coming week. A
pickup car will cruise through the
business district during the day with
a sign, Register Now-I'll Take You
Free, which may be hailed by any
one on the street.
In the residential districts, any
one wishing transportation to and
from the County-City Bldg. may
phone Ell. 4560 for a volunteer
chauffeur. Registration books are
open from 9 am. to 5 pm. Monday
through Friday.
The voter registration program
of the council is under the direction
of committee headed by Roy Shelf
field, and is an activity of the civit
committee.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05

and date of entry into the United
States, and nationality.
The JhCB Ado office declared
that any alien who is in doubt as
to whether he should submit the
address card or not should do so.
Failure to submit these annual cur
rent address reports subjects the a
liens. unless he is excused under the
law because of temporary status. to
fine and Imprisonment. or both.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05

This is registration week for ev-
eryone-citizen and alien alike-ac-
cording to James M. Mar, president
of the Jackson st. Community
Council.
while aliens are required by law
to register their addresses, citizens
have the privilege between now and
Jan. II to register to VOTE Mar
said. 1.-The Jackson st. Council is
not interested in how person
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05
FOURPLEX

Madrona. Four units each with
bedroom, living room, kitchen and
bath. Separate heating units.
Basement, New roof Near bus and
shopping center One unit availa-
BILE for immediate occupancy. Full
price $4,000 and $500 cash down.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05
THO NJ w T;mne Wailha0
URGES RECISTR ATV'

URGES RFGISTRATN
Dear Mr. Editor.
Another CITY election is due soon
and the time for rcoistration for
this election expires on Jan 1tth
T understand that manv Nisei ere
not registered T hone that all who
are qualified bv ace will REGISTER and
vote. MS this will be q Verv import
ant election for Seattle Re-regis-
tration isn't necessary but those not
alreadv on the POLLS book must re
sister If they wish 10 vote.
u. G. MURPHY
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05
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BEACON HILL

Older home. Three bedrooms. We
ry large living room and dining
room. Hardwood floors. Automa-
tic oil furnace. Full basement.
Detached garage. Close to Beacon
Hill school Near bus and shopping
center. This house is selling below
FILA appraisal Full price $9,750
FILA terms.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-05
Classified Ads

WAITRESS WANTED. Expert
enced preferred. Call MA. $3.50
Nisei grill.
WANTED: StenOgrapher. I'M
port and export company. APP
ply TO C. Il. Takahashi & Co,
ZIG 3rd Ave. S.
FOR SALE CHEAP: New oil
burner. 50-galIon tank.
CA. 1899.
Two One-bedrOOm apartments
for rent. Unfinished. EA. 0603.
WANTED: NIGHT WASHER.
Experienced preferred. Nisei or
Issei. Union scale. Address in
quiries and particulars Snow
white Laundry, 100 I St., Box
ITS, Anchorage, Alaska,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

vitamins such as riboflavin, niacin,
choline chloride and others. These
B-complex vitamins are necessary
for hogs but not for cattle. The cow
has her own manufacturing plant
for making B-vitamins in the rumen
or paunch-the bacteria do it.
Another ingredient found in many
mineral mixtures is yeast. Until re-
search indicates definite advan-
tage in feeding cattle B-vitamins
and yeast, it appears that their value
in mineral mixture is question
able.
Stockmen have three choices in
buying mineral supplement:
l. Purchase of a mineral such as
bonemeal, monosodium phosphate,
dicalcium phosphate or defluorinated
rock phosphate. These minerals are
quite satisfactory as phosphorus sup
plements.
2. Purchase of commercial min
eral mixture supplement containing
an adequate amount of phosphorus
with a minimum amount of calcium.
3. Purchase of a mineral supple
ment containing too much calcium,
too little phosphorus and ingredients
of doubtful value. Such a supple
ment may be of value when fed to
hogs or to fattening cattle in cal
cium deficient areas. However, a
supplement such as this is not suit
able for cattle on the range or for
cattle fed roughages, especially al
falfa.
Before any phosphorus supple
ment is purchased, the ingredients
on the feed tag should be studied.
Cattle need phosphorus. It can be
obtained for as little as SO cents or
as much or more than So pound.
A little figuring as to the cost of the
phosphorus per pound in the min
eral supplement may result in SUBJ
stantial saving.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15
Read the Tag
Excess Calcium in Supplements
Can Cancel Needed Phosphorus
By o. o. THOMAS, AninpaI Industry Dept
Montana State College

MOST GRASSES cured on the
stem are likely to be deficient in
phosphorus. Most roughages, espe-
cially alfalfa (see table y, contain
low amount of phosphorus in rela-
ton to their calcium content; this
fact is especially true about Mon
tana's forages except those produced
on land fertilized with phosphate.
Because our cattle are either win
tered on the range or are fed con-
siderable quantities of hay during
the winter, we must be sure that
they receive a sufficient amount of
phosphorus.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

II Analyses determined by DR.. Leon Fl.
johnson, chemistry research department, Mon
tana State college.
Some phosphorus can be supplied
if grain, protein supplement or
commercial fortified protein pellet
is fed.
Phosphorus plays an important
role in the efficient production of
cattle. A well recognized symptom
of a phosphorus deficiency in cattle
is bone chewing. Losses may result
from bone choking; however, the
biggest losses resulting from phos-
and poor growth. Cows often fail to
conceive; if calves are produced,
they often grow poorly. A lactating
cow deficient in phosphorus does
not produce much milk; therefore,
her calf will not make good growth
and will have a light weaving
weight. A sufficient amount of phos-
phorus is necessary for efficient
digestion and utilization of all feeds.
Research has shown that phos-
phorus, iodine and sodium plus
chlorine (salt) are minerals Montana
cattle require for good production.
| Other minerals are essential, of
course, but these are usually sup
piled in adequate amounts by COM
mon feeds.
A mineral supplement for cattle
should contain a high percentage of
phosphorus in relation to calcium.
The desirable ratio of calcium to
phosphorus is 2 to 1; this ratio also
holds true for bone. The composition
of some calcium and phosphorus
supplements is shown in table 2.
| Table e. Composition Of Calcium and
| Phosphorus Supplements ~
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

r e ii experiments with
steers at the Montana Expert
ment station have shown that
it lakes about three times as
much feed TO produce a 100
pound gain for steers fed min
eral supplement containing ex-
cess calcium as compared 10
those fed minimum amount of
calcium in relation TO phi os-
phorus. Because of these expert
mental results and because Mon
tana forages as a rule contain
an abundance of calcium and a
deficiency of phosphorus. it has
been recommended that mineral
supplements suitable for Mon
tana livestock should contain al
least 10 percent phosphorus and
as little calcium as possible.
A number of Montana feed manu-
facturers have accepted this recon-
mendation and have formulated
mineral supplements containing over
10 percent phosphorus and usually
not more than two parts of calcium
to one of phosphorus.
Many mineral supplements sold in
the state contain too much calcium
in relation to their phosphorus con-
tent. These supplements generally,
are not suited to Montana's cattle
needs and often contain B-complex
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

A business opportunist is a
fellow who. believing the world
is going TO the dogs. starts an
other dog food factory.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

d Nutrient allowances for beef cattle, Ma
tonal Research council
One can see by observing the
above table that limestone (calcium)
should not be included in our min
eral supplements for cattle. Bone
meal has been used as mineral
supplement for many years and, I'M
der most conditions, gives satisfac-
tory results. Monosodium phosphate
has become increasingly popular,
and greater production of dicalcium
phosphate will increase its use as a
phosphorus supple emit. Salt is
sometimes mixed with these min
erals to improve palatabiity.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
mn fdngt has ttrl1p 9ahr
5upr1f an?

@enn in ser sllten @elt, iagen mir
in Berlin oas neue Sabr 1887 am
6reitag 1. Sanuer, na6ts 5lp0lf l1br
begonnen bat, 10 5ablt man in ben
Ser. Staaten, I'M Often, 8. 9. in Sbi=
laoelpbio, crit Sen 81. 9e5ernber
1886, abenos le6s llbr; in San
Srancisco crit orei llbr na6mittags.
8enoen mir ltns Oagegen bon europa
nod peiter oItlparts, naG Ilien bin,
10 finoen mir, baB Inn bielelbe 3eit,
penn in Berlin uSroiit Neuiabr" se-
rufen miro, in Calcutta, Sit=Snoien,
es bereits flint llbr, in Sionep, Iu-
itralien, neun l1br, allf gteuleelano
gar elf ltbr am Worgen oes geeu-
iabrstages lit. Seben mir nun uniere
8anoerung in @eOanfen INNER mei=
ter, ioipobl in oltlider ais in tueItli-
der &idtung, Inn Oen @rObau fort,
10 gelangen mir in beioen &i6tungen
gu eine1n unb oemielben Srte nnierer
@rofugel, unb oanit entItebt cine Ser
legenbeit, ni6t MIR i'm 8ergleid our
3eit Gagesltunoe) unieres Mus-
gangspunftes Berlin, als pielmebr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
.,zpugptt 5phnuaa''

gs lit Sonntagpormittag. 9a ldu,
tet es. 8or Der Sir Itebt elm Wann in
einfa6er 4leioung uno reoet midi an
SD min Sbnen oas 8ort @ottes
berfiinoen :. 0ie Serribaft gbriIti
lit angebro1en :" Die 9feoe lit Elm,
orinslid, ieoob bolperig uno geipidi
nit teilpeiie falid ausgeIprohenen
bebrdil6en uno griebii6en Iusoriif,
fen. Sd ben1iibe mild, elm 2d6eln 81
berbergen, oas iiber mein @eli6t glei,
ten min. 4ber Dem Mann lit es ernlt
gr lit bon ser ueber5eugung getra,
gen, fir oas &onigtum @ottes 5u mir.
ten. gr opfert feline freie 3eit oafiir,
gSie iolte i6 oas Gebt baben, mid
iiber i'm al erbeben?
Mir lit lofort flar, nit ipem i6 es
5u tun babe: nit einem n3eugen Sc
booas" Sd ituoiere Sbeologie l1nb
perfiige ii6er oas n0tige Giiit3eue,
&abres bonn Sali6en 5lt ibeioen. @s
entipinnt ii6 elm @elpr16. Na6 elmer
@o6e fommt Der Mann tpieoer, unb
es lit eritaunli6, mas er in5piiden
alles ba5ugelernt bat, mie er ii6 bon
@ifer informiert bat iiber 9inge Der
8ibelmiiieni6aft, Die ibm oas erIte>
mai unbefannt paren. l1no i6 mub
0enfen: 0ieie SSntenlit1t Ser 8emiib-
ung nm Die Sl. Sbrift, pie oft fin1et
man tie BEL uns fatbolii6en 2aien ?
9a muB i6 b0ren: sd tpar 5uerit
au6 &atbolif. 9lber bie fatbolii6e
Stride bat oas 2eIen Ser 8ibel berbo-
ten. sSsn BEN 5tuei Sabren, felt ib bel
Der @abrbeit' bin, babe i6 i6on 10
biele grfenntniiie genonnen, BON 6e-
men ib borber iiberbaupt ni6ts tpuB=
te" Dieier Wann lit alio 6urd Die
~3eugen" eritmalig nit Ser 81.
Sbrift in 8eriibrung gefommen, er
bat oieies ibm bolig Neue ertgegen-
genommen in Ser 8eiie, tpie es ibn1
oargeboten Dur0e, uno meint nun, es
lei nirgenopo anoers 5u finben, als
bel Ser Quelle, bei Der er es gum
eritenmal bernabnr. Sier glaubt er es
nibt NIT elmer Muslegung Der 8ibel
su tun 3u baben = iolbe lasen Dor
in beribieoenen &onfeiiionen =, Jon,
bern nit Dem @orte @ottes ielbIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
mnrl1rnth1a1t
(Sortfebuna ron Seite h

Die acknowledgement Ser So5iali=
item fiibrten 5ll einem Sunult. Die
Sieung muBte fiinfltnopier3ig Minu=
ten lang rnterbroben meroen Inn
sloenauers anbangern @elegenbeit 5u
geben, cine Int1uort 5u formulieren.
sloenauer begab ii6 aus ieiner Sang
lei iefort nab Oem 9unOestagsgebau
Sc, no er cine eilige 8eipre6ung nit
ieinen Sraftionsfiibrern abbielt. 60
Damn begab er lt6 in oas 9arlament
uno perlas rubig cine fur5e grfl6=
rung. Garin beitritt er, irsenoDelden
0rud auf BEN 8unOesprGiioenten
SbeoOor SeuB ausgeiibt 81 baben,
lno betonte, oaB Der 8unoespraiioent
aus eisener SSSnitiatipe uno freiem
@illen gebanoelt babe. gr periiberte,
es beitebe iueoer Elm Streit NIT Oem
gerfaiiungsgeridt, nod aub cine Ge-
aierungsfriie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

mno bic man in Meiben anfgeiteIlt
batte, rGaibiitenbunbe", bamit iih
0as u8oIf" ON ibren &Iagen unb ib.
rem fomiihen 8erfriiinmungen 10 lan-
ge erg0bte, bis lie itarben. Nein, 10
ettpas taten Die Huiien nid)t, aber fie
brahten es 5utpege, ben 2otpenanteil
0es ipaniI6en Iuslanbsbermogens 5u
ibluden lino bnn1it Sranco enpfinb-
Iih 5u idaoen. Collars, Sranfen, uru-
gunbiibe Belos, @olb mar ibnen
tpibtiger als &abe an fleinen 2enten,
8ie 3ebntauienbe bon @efangenen
ipuroen iortiert. Salt alle berurteilte
man gum Sobe, aber nur Die armen
Shluder famen ins n4r0pf6en" Ser
neutrality-suspicious.. Die mas batten,
famen ins nEopfben" ser Mosfau'er
Staatsbanf. Das gi11g folgenoerma-
ben gu: @eiien Samilie nur ipaniibe
HeIeten an5ubieten batte, tpuroe au le-
benslanglid) begnaoiet, tper aber
sSreunbe, 8erpanote nit 0ebiien be,
lab, fonnte freigefauft tperoen!
Die Breile ibtpanften manhmal,
iiberItiegen aber faum ien1ols $4,000
Sbnei5er Sranfen. @usfunfteien,
Hrioat0etefteien arbeiteten fir Wos-
fau in ser Sbiuei5, in 2atein-glme-
rita, Sfanoinapien, auf Sen Bbilip-
pinen (tpo Spanier biel &apital be-
iaBen) uim. 0ean informierte it6
ibnea uno 5uperlGiiig. Selten oal1-
erte Elm Sau ldnger als feds Bis abt
@ohen Damn tpuroe Ser 8etrag BEL
elmer amerifanilben, i6tpei5eriiden
ober uruguapanii6en 8anf ooer aud
BEL elmer 8anf inn internationalen
Sanger einge5ablt, 11nO ibon nad
bierllno5man5ig Stunoen reiite Ser
2osgeloite ab nad Sranfrei6.
Sauienoe Iuitfen bel1te in Spanien
berum, Die freigefauft tuurben, 1nb
niemano meiB, ipel6e 9ieieniummen
oafiir in Wosfau berbu6t ipuroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

Sd min oieier ieiner Anelle elm spe.
mig nabgeben. 0a baben iib biele
Menihen aiiiammengefunben, einfa1e
Weniben aus Dem Bolf, bungrig nab
@rfenntnis, nod Wabrbeit. nnb mas
iie treiben, bas gleibt elmer ginfiib-
rung in Die bibliibe ginleitungswii-
.ieni6aft, iebob obne einen Mann, Der
tuirflid einfiibren f0nnte aufgruno
ieiner Sahfenntnis, ionbern nur an
9ano eines bolfstiimli6 perfaBten
2ebrbubes NIT bielen gin5elbeiten
aus ben alten Spra6en. Wtt oieIen1
u&urs" itnb llebungen i'm 8ortrag in
munoartfreier Spra6e nerbunoen.
aber es banoelt iidb bier 11ibt ettpa
Inn cine @emeinidaft BLOB 2ernbegie-
riger, ionbern INN cine @emeinidaft
iol6er, oie BEN biblilben 8eilt leben-
Dig MAIDEN tpollen, bas 8epuBtiein
BON ser @ottesberrl6aft, bonn Gater-
gott, Tim oeiientpillen ii6 Die Wen-
iben als n8ruoer" 1nb rS6melter"
anreoen. Ilno tie rnerfen gar ridt,
pie iebr tie anoererieits gerabe oas
ergreifen, mas lie periporfen su boben
glau6en: cine be- eitimlnte u1o in pielen
8unften iebr merfpiirbige 11nb ablon=
oerli6e Iuslegung ser 81. Shrift,
oie Dor oem geiibten fritilben 8lid
niemals Itanobalten fonnte. l1ntpii-
lenbe tparen lie auerit, rno inbem Tie
Die untpiiienbeit 5u befdmpfen tra6.
ten, geraten tie INNER mebr in oe1t
Srrtum binein.
SSeoer bon uns lit leiner Stellung
in Der Stride entlpre6eno - in I'M
teroronung unter oas fir6li6e 2ebr-
amt - aur u8erfiinbung" aufgeru.
fen, mo es nottut. Ser 8eiIt Ser apo-
Itolil6en S6riften jon our6 2eiung
in uns pa6 neroen, i'm unter uniere
9riiber uno S6neltern 5u tragen -
bat oo6 Ser 81. Sater in ieiner 8ibel-
en5pflifa eigens Oarauf bineetpieien,
mie lebr Der Stride baran gelegen lit,
oaB Die 2eiung Der 81. S9rift inn
Golfe perbreitet miro. @enn mir bier
ettpas unterlaiien, mas mir permogen,
Deroen mir l6uloig an unieren Brit
bern. @os fonnten mir eiIten, tpenn
mir - i'm 2ernen uno l1nterri6tet
bon anoern - oen glei6en gifer ent-
nidelten nie oie u3eugen Sebopas"
@epiB, tie iino auf falider Sabrte,
iino oft in BEN Sanoen bon berbiiie-
men Sanatifern uno ielber pielfa6 an
maBeno> intolerant uno lelbitgere6t.
gber abten mir oen guten 8iGen,
melder piele oieIer Srrenoen beieelt,
unO oen gifer fir bas, mas Tie fGll6-
li6 fiir @abrbeit balten, un0 abmen
mir lie oarin na6 - i'm gu e II
8iIlen unO inn 6 # er, Die au6
Dor Geroemiitigung ni6t 5uriididref-
fen! /. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
gnrfd,uBJugpnh

Cine S6nei5er 3eitung beri6tet
bon oem 5aa zines iungen Mannes,
ser ipegen betrd6tli6er 8etriigereien
abeel1rteilt puroe. 9as III an iid
nibts llngemobnli6es; oas fommt bel
uns genau 10 Dor. @esbalb mir Die
Sa6e oenno6 bier ertpGbnen? ssn
ani6luB an bie 8eri6teritattung ser
beiagten 3eitung ltelte cine 3eiti6rift
cine 8etra6tung an, in Ser uns oas
@ort 50 t | If II 3 iugeno" auf.
falt. @emeint lit Die Sugenb, ~oie
ni6t Die @eoulo 1lno bie innere &raft
bat, li6 langiam burd Sammeln bon
grfabrung, &0nnen uno @ilien auf
Ser lo5talen Stufenleiter en1por5uar,
beiten" Die Sugenb, Die in elmer @elt
lebt, uin ser elmer ettpas gilt, obne
etipas iein 81 miiiien". gs lit cine
Eraumtpelt, in Der biele vGorihuB-
iugeno" Iebt.
Sic lit in ibrer Mebr5abl niat
icble6t. gs gebt ibr nibt ums 8etrii-
gen. Sic fann einfa6 ni6t iparten, lie
bat nt6t Die &raft, 5u arbciten 11no
5u opfern Inn elmer ip1teren 2ebens-
itellung millen. uSie min nur m0gs
li6lt raid in oen @enl1B zines freier,
anipru6spoaen 2ebens fommen. 9a=
81 erteilt ite ii6 ielber Gori6iiiie,
Sorl6iille an 8elo, an @eiit an @ra
fabrung."
un0 penn mir nun fragen, tpober
oiele Sugen6 ibre Gorbiloer beaiebt,
10 iino es oiellei6t Wenl6en in guten
Steaungen, oie li6 ~etpas Ieilten"
fonnen, au6 ipenn Sabre oes Spa-
rens unb 9arbens porausgingen. ssm-
MERLIN, iippiges 2eben, iiberiteiserter
2ebensgenuB iino elm i6leebtes 8ei-
lpiel. 9enfen mir an Sic pielen Na6t-
lofale in unieren Stdoten uno bie
lonltigen mooernen Gergniigungen!
slber mir tpiIien au6 bon Sraum-
fabrifen, oie ser Ssugeno oen S6ein
elmer @elt liefern, bie es gar ni9t
gibt, elmer @elt, in ser man ibnen
unO obne piel 9lrbeit reid tperben
fann. 1no penn es 5u langiam gebt,
bilft man elm penig na6 burh cine
fleine llrfrnoenfdlihung ober ourb
ben @riff in cine fremoe &aiie; unb
menn audi oas nidt bilft, Damn nuB
eben elmer bran glauben. Die Bro-
BUTTE bieler Graumfabrifen 1peroen
taglib in aino uno Selepiiion ange-
boten. unb bie Sugenb lit ibren 2of-
fungen ibublos ausgeiest, tpenn -
ia nenn oie Oeffentli6feit, unb 6as
iino mir, iie nidt oapor idiitt. Ser
8eg bon &ino uno 9elebiiton biz
gum Sugenoribter lit ieoenfaus iebr
fur5.
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Die fommuniitil6en Srieoensabii6ten
III elnem gang anoeren 2idt eri6ei-
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Generation fanotii6er 8egner ser
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Die 8ertualtung BEG t.-Waria- -Mag.
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Sn Der 8ernaltlng Der grabio5eie
befleloete Wigr. Sinne i'm 2aufe ser
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meilten Duroe er i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
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