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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02

Canadian Rockies as delegates to
the Soroptomist convention j..
They'll drive through, with Luel-
la Zehner and Mrs. issaac Rhoda
of Fremont accompanying them.
Lynn Clemons recently made
"The Rowing Reporter" column in
the service paper at Norfolk,
where he's based, and the accom-
panying picture is good one,
too. The question was "Wliat do
you think was the outstanding
news story of the past year?"
Lynn, with a service mans view,
came up with a good answer. He
selected the story of the soldiers
who turned communist: That
would be poser to answer quick
ly ;. try it yourself and see if
you could think quickly of one
of the years top news stories.
TRINKETS: Wandas Wood has
new ent-jitterbugging, with
her son David being her instruc-
tor in the art The Paul An
toun's (she was Joan True) have
named their new baby son Paul
Richard, and will call him Ricky
Mary Jane Haskins and
Frances McFadden were respon-
sible, for those clever table decora-
tions which marked a recent party
of Trinity Methodist church choir
They outlined a musical
score on the tablecloth, and filled
it in with notes of an Easter hymn
:. Cynthia Wesley, daughter of
the Robert Wesleys', has lost one
Of the two teeth which were al
ready sprouted when she was born
last May 14-making her about
the youngest ''tooth-loser" in town
as we'll as having been the young
est possessor of two teeth
Now her family is wondering if
she'll cut another baby tooth, or
have a gap till her permanent
tooth comes in there That
beautiful new baby boy out at
Larry and Ginny Hattwicks, who
will answer to the name of Gary
Dean Hattwick, is coming along
fine-but dad LARRY still can't
get his vest buttoned and his hat
Gf he ever wore one) wouldn't
| SCATTER PINS: The Tom Nc
Riches have bought the Griswold
home on Washington street, and
the Harry Keys and the Fred Keys
have "swapped" houses on Ere
mont road, with Fred and Katie
and their small fry now in the
senior Keys abode, and vice-versa
Add to the current rumors
of what will move into the Ohio
! Edison Co., location, a J. C. Pen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
The
JEWEL BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

You can't blame Red and Clari-
bel Nissen for feeling that If Any
thing Else Happens they are ready
to crawl in a hole, and pull it in
over their heads -.
Look at their tribulations since
February %: Small son David had
an 11-day bout with. the flu.
Daughter Sandy, ditto. Red had a
touch of it. They had a fire in
their kitchen. Two tires on their
car were slashed while it was
parked behind the Elks. And last
somebody rifled the cars glove
compartment, while Red was in
a house making a business call.
Some $35 in change was taken
from his cash box, but a roll of
quarters dropped by the thieves
cut down the loss a little bit.
-
A couple of Corner Casanovas
were standing in front of a down
town spot the other day when a
gal we'll endowed by nature walk
ed past.
Boy, whistled one of the guys,
'3there's a dame whose profile
doesn't end with her facet"
(H)EARINGS: Ursula and Ray
Lemon are temporarily transplant
ed from Fremont to Waukeegan,
ILL.,, for short time They're
in two room apartment at 214
Julian there, in case you want to
dropa line to a swell couple
Cute little Sandy Wall, daughter
of Shirley and Gene Wall out Har-
rison street way Looks like
a magazine cover, with her bright
blonde hair and big eyes, in that
outfit of red plaid trousers and
bright red jacket and hat
Note to Esther Hardy: we passed
on your message to Rbb R., and
thanks for those kind words, lady
=. The Joe Banchick's are house
hunting, after being notified their
present domicile is sold s. Add
to your list of local places serv
ing wonderful food: Ken's Cottage
Restaurant on Route 163 East,
where the rolls they offer fol
special dinners are simply supe,
:. And don't you hate to heal
the news that Rose Candy is clos
ing up? . Those wonderful
meals of hers can never be dupli
Gated >. Senior Dotty Fischer
has one of the prettiest handwrit
ings we've ever seen {. ;. The ma
terial Earl Wiseman uses in hi.
interesting "Did You Know" ads
has lot of personal research be
hind it, and many people Save
them in scrapbooks for reference
material Verdi Won Thro1
and Ann Bolte will have a wonder
ful trip, come June, when they
take off for beautiful Banff in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Farmers Urged Not
To Burn Leaves

Columbus, Ohio-Wildlife Of |
ficials are concerned about this
ime each year because some Ohio |
farmers, and others, get the urge
% start a fire. Fencerows, stubble
fields, grassy meadows, highway
gtr1ofway and railroad mar
gins (most of them providing good
wildlife habitaD often get peren-
NAL burning over. Why this burn
ing occurs, few persons can intel
ligently answer. Some farmers
think that burning off really is
controlling serious insect pests
and weeds. Authorities of the u.
S. Department of Agriculture give
no mention to the use of fire in
controlling harmful insects; they
do stress good farming practices,
however. Proper harvesting meth
DDS and crop rotations end the use
of insect and weed killing sprays
are also effectively used in mod
ern agriculture.
Floyd B. Chapman, associate
chief, Game Management Section,
Ohio Division of Wildlife, says
"Ohio's first rabbit litters are born
during the last two weeks in
March and through the month of
April, during the same period
when farmers are doing their weed
burning. Many young rabbits, still
in the nest, are killed by these
ground fires. 1t is necessary that
as much protection as possible be
given the first litters Of rabbits,
as these young rabbits, and the
young which they themselves will
produce during the sum m r
months, will make up large per-
centage of the bunnies which will
be found in the hunters bag dur
ing the coming hunting season.
''The farmer who burns his
weeds apparently has given little
thought to the loss of wildlife and
has no concept of the value of
organic matter IN his soi for
burning destroys the materials
that accumulate in the upper soil
layers and form humus. Higher
organic content may reduce the
need for costly fertilizers and the
accumulation of debris improves
soil tilth and water holding capa
city. Extensive and costly damage
to metal and wooden fences and
utility poles and guy wires results
every year by burning fencerowS
and highway berms. Railway sec
ton crews sometimes set fires
too close to adjoining shrub aflc
and grassy cover suitable for wild
life. Many farm fences are dam
aged or destroyed in this manner
"While dormant insects and Live
weed seeds are sometimes destroy
ed in burning, suck practice ha.
no practical control over these
agents. Furthermore, farmer
should realize that some wood,
plants like blackberry briars ar,
really encouraged by burning ant
potash, added to the soil, by burn
ing, often promotes a more vigor
Gus growth of certain weeds. Des
truction of existing grasses AM
harmless plants in some sitlpa
tions only creates bare spaces tha
are Immediately occupied by pests
Farmers and suburbanites a
we'll can be helpful to both thei
soil and their wildlife by no
burning fencerows, stubble field
and grassy meadows"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Legisla

Legislature.
Another important resolution
asks the Ohio Wildlife Council to
recommend to the u. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service split wildfowl
season for Ohio on the asSump-
ton it would afford the sports
men of southern Ohio equal hunt
ing opportunity with the sports
men of northern Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
BARN CATCHES FIRE

A barn in the process of being
demolished was damaged by fire
Thursday forenoon when sparks
from nearby trash fire ignited
shingles on the roof at the Erie
Township farm of George Harris,
Columbus. No classified damage
was reported by the Port Clinton
Fire Department, which extin-
gUished the blaze.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02

If you must ditch tent, be sure
to fill them in when you break
camp. bitches not only look bad
but they can start bad erosion
Sports Afield
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Rural Women's News
By ROSEMARY McBETH

The Tailoring Class of Home
makers have planned their last
meeting. The Suits are very beau
tiful and will be styled at the
Achievement Day, April %, 1854
at St. Johns Lutheran Church.
Next week the sixth meeting will
be held for the Allen, Benton and
Clay townships at the home of
Mrs. Otto Sommer, April z at 10
am.
The 5-H Club will hold an April
meeting at the Extension Office,
Tuesday, April 9Th, at 8 p. m.
John Irwin, OAK Harbor High
School Basketball Coach and
teacher will give the 5-H'ers the
highlights of Driver Training" in
the High School. This meeting
should be very interesting, to the
group.
April 9-10 the Ohio State Uni
versity plays host to the Ohio
Folk Festival. All interested part
les are invited to attend. The Fes-
tival opens Friday evening at the
Mems Gym and continues through
Saturday evening.
Friday, Masch 26b Mrs. Fred
Barnes and Mrs. Joyce Kagamaster
and the Home Demonstration
Agent attended the Advisors Re-
cognition Banquet at the Ohio
State University. Mrs. Fred Barnes
received recognition with 4 others
from the state of Ohio as a 25
year advisor for All. Mrs. Joy
Kagamaster received recognition
as year advisor for All. Others
that received certificates and pins
from Ottawa County but were un-
able to attend were Gaylord Mark
ley, Mrs. Frederick Zunk, Mrs.
G. A. Shively, Mrs. Leo Martin,
and Ed Cross.
THE PICTURE FRAME: -Popu-
lar Tom Gaudern back in town
to get his boat business going for
the summer, after wintering at
Pompano Beach, Fla, With
Rita and the small fry due to join
him here soon as school is out
Tom tanned and looking good,
despite three weeks hospital stay
this winter +. Went in for some
minor surgery, and complications
quadrupled his anticipated five.
day stay -.
Fremont's Mrs. Tom Lahey, well
known here, contributes chuckle
A little neighbor girl came over
all excited, recently. ''Do you
know Mrs. ............ is going to have
a baby?" she inquired with deep
interest. 81 can tell, cause She:
wearing military clothes!"
, 1954-08-21

available broken down or
troublesome lines will be re-
placed, and the magnetic type
Of cranking telephones will
be replaced by the common
battery type.
AS the telephone company
has operated at a large loss in
the past, the intention IS to-
ask for an increase inifAtes for
private residence and business
telephones.
It is not intended to ask for
an increase in party line ser
vice as that might impose an
increased burden on the small
wage Garner. Also anyone OBJ
jecting to a rate increase, may
save money by accepting par
ty line service. This would
make available more lines for
other customers and for rri-
Continued on page Al
, 1954-08-21
correspondence
A FOR FURTHER
IMPROVEMENT OF NEW
SYSTEM
To the Editor:

The manager Of the st.
Croix Telephone Service re-
quests the residents Of st.
Croix, who are interested in
obtaining telephone service, to
submit written requests for
service to the Telephone Of
flee.
The Municipal Council has
made a financial appropria-
ton which has been used in
ordering vital material neces-
sary for the rehabilitation Of
the Telephone system. When
deliveries arrive improve
ments in the telephone ser
vice can be expected.
The Telephone Company ex
poets to install one hundred
new telephones in the near flu
ture. The people living near
est to the present cable run
will receive telephone service
first. The others living far
ther away will have to wait
until the cable is extended
farther into the suburbs. Ne
gotiations are already under
way for the procurement of
trained personnel to extend
the present cable plant. This
will also require the delivery
of poloes, cable and hardware,
which are already ordered,
but of course the freighting of
this material will take time.
Nevertheless it is necessary
to have the applications for
telephone service at this time,
in order to engineer the neces-
sary expansion.
The switchboard service at
this time is far below the
standard which is the goal set
for the future. The reason for
this is the extremely poor con
dition Of the switchboard
cords and the adjustment Of
the relays and apparatus. New
cords were ordered one month
ago to be shipped air express
and weekly kilograms are sent
to speed up the delivery. For
temporary relief a limited
number of switchboard cords
have just been borrowed from
other telephone companies.
On Monday a technician who
is an expert at relay adjust
ment will arrive in st. Croix
~ x.,o,L - 49, .s,;4obho,rdc
, 1954-08-21

In future no telephone calls
will be accepted when asking
for party by name. It is i'm
possible to train new opera
, 1954-08-21

to improve their mechanical tors to remember everyone's
operation. No expense will be telephone number especially
spared to get the switchboards in view Of the anticipated one
Of Christiansted and Frederik- hundred new telephone num-
sed in the best possible con bers.
dition. y,
The switchboard operators known, the information can
will be asked to give the best be supplied by the "Informa-
and most rapid and courteous ton Operator. This service
service possible. If customers will be inaugurated as soon as
find any reason for complaint the records are completed. A
in the future, the Manager re supervisor will be used to OBJ
quests a written complaint serve the alertness Of the OPP
containing the name OF the Of orators. The present telephone
Tending operator. Also the directory is partially obsolete
Manager requests that no OBJ and will be more So as the
scene or insulting CONVERSE new telephone installations
ton be used in addressing the are made. Therefore a new
operators. directory will be published.
In future no telephone calls - $50 rs =
LII aor4a e. - ! = s = the new directory.
possible to train new opera As rapidly as material is
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General vundenberq
an Krebs ~gestorben

Maibington. - General Sopt g.
Nonbenbere, Der gut a,siebe1oe, iu'
aenolide 1liegereeneral, nelfer Die
2uitltreitfrGfte uni eres 2onbes m
Der Noffriess;eit fiibrte, lit nod,
longer aranfbeit an Grebs ~eeitorben.
ct mar SIS Sabre alt nno batte
80 Sahrein Uniform petbrntt, oaucn
bic Iestet flint Sabre als General
ftabsdJef Der Glieeertruppen. BON.
benbere rprroe an, "a. Sanuar 1899
In MiIpoufee %seboren. Sein Snfel
NOR Der %peritorbene lrtblrr 8. @an.
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Qono peroe 0cnoenbera ais ereebe.
men unb tiiftieen milit6rifhen 6iih'
rer I'm banfbaren I~ngeoenfen bebal'
ten"
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fir bic l1eberse1,aang einieste, ba6
oiefes 2ano in elmer eeiGbrbeten Beli
fif ritr NIT elmer ~ltarfen unb nett.
reihen6en 2uftitreitmaht %bebaupten
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&ronfbeit ein paar Monate, nabbem
It {id NIT bollen gbren im sunni DO
riaen Ssabres aus Dem Nilitdrbienlt
auriifueaoaer hatte, befdlIen.
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bic bisber matchmaker perfniipften
T%ertrd9e, ur,ter benen bic 8unbes.
replblif ibre S%ouperGnitGt erbaIten
ipiiroe. trennen ioQten. Sc fin6 ber
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Der gnnbesrepubIif, bic bei6e inn
Mai 1862 urter3ei6net tpurber.
uno bon benen fetner obne ben an.
beren in 9ruft treten fam.
8eitoeuti9lnoo bat bic gebin.
aung erfiiQt, inbem Der GgG=8er.
tra9 rotifisiert tpurbe, aber Haris
bat iid) bisber seeen bic Gatifisie.
rllna aeitraubt, unb in Hon1 lit lie
i'm beiten Sail faum Dor benz 6erbit
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aeaen bic reue fsoroeruna Der Bar.
teifubrer, neil ct eIoubt. bab ban,it
bic G8@ begraben fperben tpur6e.
Seffentli6 bat ct t%pieoerbuIt ieiner
3uperliht @usoruf perlieben, bah
bic &ebreemeini9aft trot auer
5inoerniiie bod nod suitanoe fon,.
r1er, iperoe.
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3s1 900 8c1paiien uno Salbpoiien,
23S,00O gltern bon a%riegsppfern
nr,b 49, nod Dem Sofortbilieseies -
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bis 5000 Morf Sobreseinfommen
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mebr oarin, Die &obe Ser &enten II
aerefter 8eiie Der beutieen &ailf
froit oes @eloes on5upaiien. Dos Il
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bic nod Ben alten 8eref,nungen nul
As Worf i'm Wonut betrng, ihot
mebrmals erbobt tpliroe. Gie Sragel
ser RentenperSiherungen fonntet
oieie g%rbobuneen ober ntht aaeir
tragen, neil Tie nod ser Wabrungs
reiorm iclblt feline ausreihenber
Wittel mebr beiaiien. SSn ben LETTER
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England gegen Moskaus
beitritt Eur nAT0
Verteidisunsssemeinsehaft bervhe avf den Grvndsoet.
zen der persoenIiehen Freiheit, dies es in RvssIond
NIGHT sebe, sogte Avssenn,inister Eden in seiner Be-
oyuendunu.

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at erfiinen."
@leih5eitig tpies CT ben ruiiiifen
alternattouorid)lae ob. init ben u. e.
oils oolberehtigtes MiteIieb eiuen
siderbeitspaft tilt gan; europa ob.
suld)lieben, pabreno Die 3ulieu oui
Der 8erliner 3onferens Die Mnreauno
gemoft batten, oab in einem folder,
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adters iibernebmen fonnten.
@1,b(anos Stanopunft, DAB Rot.
dina auf Der 0enier @onieren, Sen
aleiden Rong einnGbme ,pie Die II.
e, @nslanb. Sranfreid uno Die so.
rpietltnion, bate bier in oiiiaiencn
Sreiien Die Beicrqnis herporaeruicn
oab Elm Streit iiber bieie Jraae Sic
gepfante 8onieren5 perbin6ern f0nn.
te. eben bat ale 3peifel iiber Die
Saltuna Der @eitndrbte seritreut.
Iuf Der 8erIiner &onf erera maren
Die Mnben,niniiter Der bier W1dlte
iiberetngefommen. in Gent unter
9in5u5ieb,ne bon Notfina uno an.
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balten, I'M ridt rur ben foreaniifen
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bisfutieren, mie ser 9rieg in Snbo.
dina beenoigt tperben fonnte.
gor einigen 9agen botte stootsie.
fretdr Dulles in SEEM Dorf eeiast.
Ger rufiihe Mubenmtniiter babe Su.
eeitimmt. BOB Die aonierenS in Sen
niht ols cine aonferens Der fini
Wdhte betradtet tperoen icllte, pas
aber iest bon Molotop beitritten
fpurOe.
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uno tpeite,trop1iihen Seituneen aIs
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ihon ieit einiger 9eit 6ieien Sher,
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elmer Der beften S9erse, Die man fet1
pielen Sabren bon Mosfau gebori
bot"
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Ingebot oIs cine &eubelei, bic bar'
aiif objiele, bic gB@ az ~beeraben.
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r@ublanbs Mneebot, in Die HMEE
einsutreten, IdBt ih NIT einem Hp'
romanen pereleiden, Der Die @out
zines Gel,er1pebrmanns ipielen mill.
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= 2onoon. - Mltbenmintiter Mntbo.
m Gbey folete benz 8etipiel Der Ser
einieten Staaten uno Iebnte i'm In.
terbaua nift MIR oas Mneebot Der
$opietunion, {ih Ser 9I1O anau.
fdlieben ab. ionoern mics aud Sen
9lniprud bes &reml suriid. oaB Mot.
dina fih auf sleifen SUB nit ben
bier grebens MGbten an Der ~beporIte.
benben aonferen5 in @eni beteiligen
tperbe.
,@roBbritannien fam niht su-
ftimmen, unter oen beute obrpalten'
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relcn gereinbarunaen slt er'esen"
fagte Der Niniitcr, vGie Na5O mar
bic antmcrt al,i sic rniiiife Tulitif,
nno nitt lire llriahe. Die Sr9oniia'
ticn ,puroe OILS 8oapert aeaen Die
Intercollegiate Somietmadt ins Sc.
ben eeruien. -.
,unter Die en 1mit6uoen tpiiroe
Der Mnitlub Der Sopietunion an
Die NaEO an 1id feline s~eniigenSe
@arantie fir bic Mitslieoer oieler
Organization bilben."
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ben @runoIGsen Ser perionlihen
1reibeit, nno perbano oamtt Die Tra'
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Parteifuehrer in Bonn fordern
nde der 0kkupation

Bonn. - Golitiife 1lbrer iiben
sur 3eit ouf 8unbesfansIer &onrab
Ioenauer einen Srlif aus, Inn i'm
ill peranlaiien. por ben @eitmG6ten
bic geenoisung Der Sffupatipn su
perlansen. Cine gnsabl BON 9onfe,
rensen taben bereits sfpiiden linen
uno benz &analer ifattaefunoen, in
benen bieie sSrd9e bisfutiert fpuroe.
Die Nurberung tpurbe bnrd bic
Inflinoiaung ber Huiien peranldbf,
Dab iie bic oitpeuti6e AepubIif oIs
y'ouperGnen Staat" anerfannt ha=
ben, ~allerbinqs NIT BET GrfIdruna,
Dab Die ruiiiihen Sruppen in bet
SItsone bIeiben fperben.
N0endlier uno 8ertreter Der @eItz
ndd)te baben bieie Mnfiinoiauna
Der Huiien aIs poIitiides ManDper
beseihnet, aber auf pieIe Seutihen
bat tie bod Ginorlif gemaft, unb
lie brinaen ieet bas slraument Dor,
roaB bic 8uiien SitbeutihIano bic
So%llperonitat 5useitanoe1 + a b c n,
pabreno mir i'm @eiten nod unter
Der Sffupation Der 9llliierten Ie-
ben."
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Ser amerifaniife Sphfpmmiiiur
Gonant bat fir bas Araument Ser.
ltdnonis eeseiat unb erfIGrt, oaS
audi bic 8unbesrepubIif bic Sou.
oerGnitdt erbalten iolIte, ieIbit ipenn
Der GS8= @ertras niht in &raft
trefert ipiirbe.
Nfah Der Iniift BON uS=ge.
amten mar hieie GrfIGruna oaraui
berefnet, in Saris bic Natifisieruna
oes GS8=Haftes Su beihIeuniaen
uno Die @eitoerti6en AT berubiaen.
Gn9lano unb Sranfreih boben
inoeiien aneefiinbiet. baB lie nift
bic Ibiidt baben, Der 8unoesrepu.
blif bic SouperdnitGt ausueeiteben,
10 lan9e Der G89=@ertra9 niht in
&rdft getreten lit.
Aoenaners 6aItung
GinfluBreide beutihe Tibrer.
oarumter au6 MitaIieber Der Gbriit.
lid,en Semofraten. baben poree,
ihlagen. haS bic orei @eimG6tt
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Gera (Tbirinsen). - Die fata.
ltropbale ~finan5ieae Gage Der nellert
Observation-Disclosures lei befannt.
erfldrte 0r. NpIf 6elm bonn San.
folper ~SuitiSminiiterium in @era.
I'm oieien vl1ebelitano" sl iiber.
ninben. ioqe cine 0erorbnung Der
nod porbonoenen 8iiros Der Elm.
selnen &olIesiums -MiteIieber auf.
loienlino burd Elm ~sentraIes giro
eriesen.
&iinftig iolIen ale Ginnabmert
ber &oqeee, an ben Staatsbaus.
bait obeefiibrt peroen. Sic @ebGl.
ter BET Mitelieoer tperben 5entrdI
feitgeiest unb bonn staat eesabIt.
Grit bann fonnten bic MntpdIte bic
Sntereiien ibrer &lienten poa tpabr.
nebmen, rpeil Tie niiien, bab lire
materielIe Griitens aeiihert it,.
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