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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12

Commander John Condon of Wheeler Young Post, No. 201, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, is recipient of a statement issued by Comman- der-in-C Chief Admiral Robert E.. Coontz, definitely opposing the pro- posed bonus march" to Washing ton.
 The message reads as follows:
 According to press reports, communists are endeavoring to or ganize another bonus march to Washington. They are trying to involve veterans in the movement but the real motive is to cause trouble. Their ultimate objective is revolution and the overthrow of the government of the United States.
 "Concentration of veterans or other groups in Washington at this time will be dangerous to the well fare of the nation and detrimental in every way to the cause of vet erans as a whole. Veterans who take part in any so-called bonus march or any kind of march on Washington now will absolutely destroy existing prospects in con- gress for any consideration of the bill for immediate cash payment of adjusted service certificates.
 "As commander-in-chief of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12

ship class which ends tonight. The successful students will then be given their second citizenship papers.
 This year only two teachers con- ducted the citizenship classes, Miss Katherine Dougherty and Miss Anna Skehhn. Graduation exer- cises will be very brief with John G. Gilmartin, supervisor of the evening school, as the lone speaker.
 The list of graduates announced this morning by Mir Gilmartin, in- clude: Michele Merla, Nicholas Ticxuto, Edwin Taller, Giuseppe Penta, verginio Angelini, Barbara Kindulas, Edmund Chabot, Nicola Taslfo, Nicola Taglio, Aldas Beauregard, Emile Beauregard. Arcafgelo Polzella, Rocco Signolfi, Enrich Schmeer, Bernhard Her. mann, Louis Mitkowsky, Claudio Rizzo, Nicholas Ciarlo, Dennis Clifford, Michael Celeste, Agostino Ceresi, August Dasilva, Raffale DeMatteo, Dennis Flynn, Alfonso Falenzo, Rocco Guerrera, Julius Hoffman, Angelo LaPorta, Giusep- pima Lombardo, Eugene Morin. John Marine, Lingi Nesta, Antoi- nette Perrone, Simplicio Polci, Salvatore Russo, Ralph Randall, Solomon Slick. Anthony Sapone, Paul Valentavicius.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
UNEMPLOYMENT
 COUNCIL MEETING
Discussed the Recreation Plans at Session in
 Barry Hall Yesterday
MANY SUGGESTIONS

A comprehensive plan of recre- ation, education, and character building activities was outlined yes terday afternoon at a meeting of representatives of various civic or- ganizations held in Barry Hall. The meeting was called by the Water bury Council on Unemployment, Edward B. Tracy, president.
 MT Tracy called the meeting to order, explained briefly the pur- pose of the meeting and then in- troduced Eugene T. Lies repre- sentative of the National Cooper ative Committee on Recreation Ac- tivities who told of methods used in other cities and conducted a dis cussion on what might be done in Waterbury.
 A nominating committee com P. T. Keeley and Miss Kathleen nominations for president, vice president and secretary of the Wa terbury Council on Unemployment which will be enlarged to include all local organizations that are in- terested in the morale" side of our unemployment situation.
 Various suggestions for pro- gram were outlined by MT Lowell, Herbert S. Smith, Emelyn M. Bar rett. Wallace J. Inglis, Cosmo Ven- ditti. Earle H. Blanchard, Mrs Lei Ia T. Alexander, Miss Kathleen Crowley. Others who were present at yesterdays meeting were: Charles R. Leader, Dr P. T. Keeley, Floyd c. Evans, MT and Mrs Ralph W. Roland, pr B. Henry Mason, E. Robert Stevenson, Arthur L. Pur- inton.
 The present officers of the Wa terbury Council on Unemployment are: President Edward B. Tracy of the American Brass Company; Vice. President William Johnson of the Boys Club; Secretary Arthur l.. Purinton of the Central YMCA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Washington. May 12-(UP)- Weather forecast:
 Maine, Vermont and New Hamp- shire: Cloudy, probably occasional showers tonight and Saturday, not much change in temperature.
 Massachusetts,: Cloudy, probably occasional showers tonight and Saturday, somewhat coloer on the coast tonight.
 Rhode Island, Connec cticut: |: Cloudy, probably occasional show CTS tonight and Saturday, not much change in temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
PARISH SUPPER
 GREAT SUCCESS
1,8OO Visited Hotel Wa terbury Yesterday Aft-
 ernOOn and Evening
SERVICE EXCELLENT

The women of the Immaculate Conception parish sponsored one of the most successful supper events ever held in Waterbury when they served over 1,S00 guests yesterday afternoon and last even- ing at Hotel Waterbury. The serv- Ice was remarkable and hundreds of complimentary remarks were heard as to the quality of the food and the excellency of the cooking. The entire affair was a splendid tribute to the efficient organization of the various committees, the cul- mary art of the chef and his as- sistants and Manager Richard Law of Hotel Waterbury, who was the commander-in-chi of the large force of waitresses, bus boys and others who assisted. Thomas Dona- hue assisted by Michael Madden did the carving and a flock of over 80 turkeys was necessary to meet the demands of the guests.
 Supper was served from 4 p. m. to p. m. and everybody was very nicely taken care of by the host esses and other members of the committee. Mrs Michael O'Connell was chairlady of the general com mittee of arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12

of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States win oppose the communist program and all
 other similar demonstrations de- signed to reflect dlscredit upon the patriotic veterans of this country"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12

Knox. s7. picked if op and hHt4I<1 to a nearby farm home 70 5uH1uz9H aid. When the amb4Iancc came <f take him fo the hoEpttaI- he Fe- fused to get on a stretched @Ez<
 robbled out to the car.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
U. s. Examiner To
 Test Candidates In Court Monday
Glmartin Addressing Graduates-0nly Two Teachers Needed This Year to Conduct Classes

United States Naturalization Court Examiner Thomas Films will be at the court of common pleas Monday to examine the thir. weight graduates of the Citizen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
MAN REFUSED AMBULANCE

Salamanca. N. Y. - fU.P.O -
 His right foot severed when run
 over by a freight car, Andrew
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
SlbOnnicrt anf Ous Sunrnal.
@uu Der Ocutiden Sutidaft,

Die oeiltiGe 9otidoft, oeren Sc
IAdftstrdger in Nbmeienbeit oes 9ot-
idofters @err 8otidaftsrat Or.
2eitner it, peronitaltete porigen
Samstag geu6mittog 3piiden 4 uno
6 l1br einen @mpfang fir etma 40
bis so oeiiti6e &aufleute, nteiit aus
9eip5ig uno Nitglieoer oes 2eip5iger
Oteiieoereins, Die iid Die @bicagoer
@eltaus Itellung ongeieben batten.
Sic maren etpa am 2. SSllli nit Dem
0ampfer Europa" in Stem Yorf ar=
gefommen 1no maren auf Dem Hiid
mege noh Nem gorf uno sur Oellt-
I6en 6eimat. Gas @etter mar ge-
nau mabreno Ser 5mei @ohen hires
4ufentbaltes fiibl, obidon es Ben
0eutlAen nod beiB eridien. Gie
&eltallsltellilng bielten lie fir ldon,
aber nift D~oaitanoig. oa einige be-
oeutenoe 2dnoer ser @elt nidpt Der
treten limo.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
8ermamia bpeet.

@ie bat man 9eutidlano mabren0
Ser leBten 5man5ig Sabre bier ansge=
ladt, lino man lodt es nod aus.
W1an mari linn Wfilitarismus, 9tatio-
nalismus, 8arbarentum, gigenbr0te-
lei, 8elib bon llnterieebooten, &riegs-
gaien etc, Snflation 6ai6ismus,
Observation-Disclosures etc.
Dor.
limo beut mad)t Die @elt, moft
Mmerifa, 9euti6lanO pieles, beinabe
aaes, nud. Amerifa ~riiitet mieoer,
6oltt wieoer groBe ariegsidiffe Cir
1913 MiQionen Collar uno llnteriee-
boote; Seute miro man bier II a 0 :
naIinii6 0uie Sitler) ooer iogar
faldiItiiA. Gon 5aidismlls bort
man in @nglano. in ser Sdwei5, in
Oeitrei6, in 9dnemarf uno Sdpe-
Oen. Amerifa modt beute Die 81
fIation nod, iebt 8irti6afts- uno
anoere -giftatoren elm (mie 9entlf=
Iano in Sitler). erldBt 9epollmdbti-
gungs- uno Not-@eieBe (pie Die
8riining'iden @eieBe uno Sitler's
@oamadter), reguliert Smut
itrie, 8reiIe uno 2obne nno Wab-
rllng, fiibrt 8anfreformen Elm, idol
tet sic &egierungsdmter gleid, lebt
cine 3entraIbeborO Der Der
maltung Elm, unternimmt Die erlten
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
Seine Sabre suiIdcn nG6eiapcafc
Bead" mn6 CitmarDlano?

Die lett langem geplante Sabre
3Wiihen nGbeiapeafe Bead (nabe
@aibington) mo Dem gegenii6erlie-
genoen llfer, Dem iogenontlten Ca
tern Shore Of Marplano" lit iebt
ernitlid III 6rage geiteat. Ser Sc
ielidaft. oie oas l"lnternebmen plan-
te, Der u@beiapeafe 8eod G%iienbobn~,
fDliroe oas @elnd nm cine Nnleibe in
Sobe bon $425,000 ieitens Ser she
contraction 5inonce Corporation
abgeidlogen. Set 1929 bat lid, oie
8eieaihaft bel peridieoenen Staats-
initan5en INN Die Sabre bemiibt.
Sauptopponent mar natiirli6 oie
6irma, melhe Die Sabre 5miifen
Dem naben q nopolis uno Dem
gegeniiberliegenoen Claiborne in
SGnoen bat. 2ettere itellte Die Be
bauptiing aitf, Dab Die Gbeiapeafe 81
lenbobngeieaidaft gar nidt beobiiG-
tige, Die Sabre e%in5urid)ten uno ser
@ereNtiome Der uGublic Service
Gommiilion" 81 cntgeben iude. llr=
lpriinglid beanipruhte man fir oie
geplante Sabre 5000, 900. Die @Glf-
te oapon polte man ourh oen Ser
fauf BON Attien aufbringen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
gOtidafter 9ubb in Berlin.
Ser nelle omerifoniide goti6afte

Ser nelte amerifaniide 8otidafter
in Berlin, Yrof. Or. 8illiam q.
0ooo, lit in Glopton, q. g., 1869
geboren. Gr lttoierte bis 1895 am
,@irginio Bolptehnic SnItitute"
mar BON t90O-t90S @eididtspro-
feiIor am .&anoolpb- 9facon- Gollege"
uno ieitoem in oerielben @igenl6a1t
al Ser llniperiitdt BON Chicago. Gr
bat oen 9oftorgrao Don Seioelberg,
iprift gut oelltid) uno lit Elm 6reuno
Ser 0euti6en. @r beirotete 1901
Sri. Mattie Sobns bon @ublrn
g. s. uno bat 5nei ainoer. Gr iii
iebt auf Dem @ege nob Berlin, nod
Dem er in Der lebten 3eit nabe @alb-
ington, in 8irginia, gemobnt bate.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21

gebort gum Siioilamii6en (Sligo-
ilanien) uno miro bon etma 1,300,-
900 Meni6en geipro6en. Ser I'm
teri6ieo gum Serbii6en, &roatii6en
uno 9almatiiden lit gering.
Webr ais 1870 Stuoenten MAIDEN
6ereits ole &lirie nit, melde ni6t MIR
Die Spra6en befannt MAIDEN, ion-
bern aud, Die es beiBt, Den Snferio-
ritatsfompler, Delden &inoer oieier
Spra6en un0 ser ilaipii6en &nile in
@leoelano pielfa6 befunoen, beleiti-
gen ioaen. Die Slatpen IN Amerifa
Iollen lernen, It o.! 3 auf lire natio-
male 8el6i6te uno &liltur, oie Or
rungeni6aften ibrer 8ergangenbeit
uno 2iteratiir, 81 iein. @lepelano lit
Die erlte Staot, mel6e oieien Sdritt
unternimmt ITO iolpe TIE problem Of
the national groups in America."
Die &ir6enbeboroen ergriffen Die
Snitiatioe oo3lt nno gepannen Die
0}itbilfe Ser %genannten llniperiitGt.
ole &Ioiien I'M Si6edii6en meroen
BON &eo. Or. @rnit 3isfa $50
S6iiler) geleitet, es gibt @lementar-
~flaiien uno iolde fir nSllnior Sigh"
uno Senior 6igb4= Shiiler. 9as
Slonafii6e lit in Sanoen bon Or.
Olga Sucet; oas Slomenii6e I'M
tprrirhtpt Hpn M clinic Sic
&laiien limo toglid BON 9 bis II llbr.
Or. 3isfa gibt auBeroem dbnlide
&urie in tidedii6er Spra6e, Cite
ratur uno @ei6idte in Der D8ene-
oictine Sigh S6ool1, Glepelano,
Montags uno 8onnerstogs 9lbenos
nit 80 S6iilern ferner 9ienstags
uno Sreitags III Ser st. 8rocop"-
S6ule.
Man fragt iid oo iofort: Sinh 0ie
9euti6en II If 10 bemiibt INN oie
Bflege ibrer Wtutteriprade2 Sn Gle
pelorlo ioa oas ourd ben @ifer oes in
9eutidlano (8apern) ~geborenen gi-
ihofs S1rembs 5mar Der Sal iein.
Mber fDle 1tebts 0aln1t IN anoere1
StGoten2 Mn Ben Sigh -Sdulen
stmerifos miro i'm 8erb1ltnis gum
5ran3oiii6en Co.'s Spanilde p%erliert
etpas) oas 9eutide menig betrieben.
SIS iiebt %traurig Inn Die oeutihe
Spru6e an ben unteren uno Wittel=
ibulen Mmerifas aus. 8eiler it's an
ben b0beren S6ulen uno ~llniperiitG-
ten. 9lber MAJ lit binter Dem Sron=
aoiiden nod INNER meit 8uriid.
Gin 6ortidritt iheint in Sen lebten
fiinf Sabren nidt gemadt moroen 81
iein. Mub oeutide 3eitingen in
Mmerifa geben langiam elm (2ouis-
bile, &p.; Milmaufee, @isc.; New
Him, Minn. etc.) Miiiien mir 9eut-
ide ms gegeniiber ben Slamen, ben
8olen uno S%talienern ni6t fat ihd-
menu
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
2iebe nmb Sak.
8buntaiie BON @alOemur g I 0 3,
6Dattspille NorDlano.

User ga liebt BON Ser5ensgrunOe,
0}llB aus gau3er Seele baiien;
@ie aus frommer 8eter 0fitn0e
Slide iif p%ernebmen laileu.
Stebit Oh trelt gum &oterlonoe,
@irlt Mfet0fen gu pera6tetL
Die ibr 2ono sur eignen S6anOe
Sn Den Stoitb 81 3ieben troften.
S6mah uno Sdanoe oen Sallitnfen
Die Inn 8eifoa 81 ergattern,
0fit Dem @aB ser 6eimot prunfen
Gor erbdrmlidIten @epotterul
9iebIt 9u Soft uno aIes @rte,
MliBt Oh a1es 8oie baiien;
&onnit nrr 10, nit reinem Mute,
@roBes. @utes, Sh0nes faiien.
6lebit Oh, oaB Iein Name beilig
lleberaa gebalten mer0e,
6lit6'it Oh Gem, oos gegenteilig
Sit in @irfung uno @eberoe.
SAB lit Die gegleitdri6eimng
Seoer mabren, edlten 2iebe;
SIT &erneinung Der 8erneimtng,
Sebt Sen @ioeriprud ser Sriebe.
2iebe bleibt sic groBte bette
@eltaufbauenoer Sheen;
God oes Soiies @%eltgebreite
QGBt ais Shattenipiel iid ieber.
ltno am Gnoe mars 5u foiien,
0aB ii6 ale @eien lieben;
God oaB aae ale baiien,
Sat mobl MIR elm Starr geidrieben.
llno penn mir ben goien mebren,
@oiien mir nidt Die 8erionen;
Sab lie MIR gum @uten febren
l1no nit inns in 5rieoen mobnen.
Sab uno 9iebe iino Die 8ole,
Die als Siio uno 3oro ii6 trennen
9luf Der Hieienparobole,
Die mir W%tenidenleben nennen.
o2iebe ihlieBt in lid oas @oiien;
8eten gebt nidt obne 6luhen@,
&annit Den Sim nidt gleid erfaiien,
WeuBt in Ser3enstiefen iu6en.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21

ie &epiiion alio nidt nit Sen W}itteln
Der @emalt, ionoern nit oenen 0eS
&e6ts, oos ans ienem Artifel flieBt.
3mcitens: Die Mbriiitung. Sbne
lie lit feline Siderbeit unO obne 81
6erbeit fein perldBlider 6rieoe. Oh
ne oieien feline 8eiierung Der 5u-
iommengebro6enen @eltmirti6aft.
0eliti6lono mill oieie Mbriiitlng ser
onoeren uidt iofort ouf ieinen @ebr-
itano, es lit einperitanoen NIT @top-
pen, lit einperltonoen nit elmer lie
bergangs5eit. Nber es mil oieie @b-
riiitung, es miB tie no1en. nm ieiner
Si6erbeit, Inn Die Siherbeit uno oen
6rieoen Gur6pas mi1en. llno es
mltB in oieier Abriiitung Die @leif-
belt NIT Ben an0eren 8olfern mieoer
erlangen.
9rittens: Die mirtifoftlide Ser
itdnoiglng. Set Sobren fdmpft Die
oeuti6e @irtidoftspolitif fir @Gb-
rlngsregeIung. S6uloenregelung,
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die er-
tie Maller, oie Der &eporotionen, bat
Gelti6lono inter unidgli6en finan-
3ieQen, mathematician uno io5iolen
0pfern enoliA n~ieoer9elegt nno 10
ben @eg fiir meitere 5orti6ritte &c
ebnet.
@iertenS. @runoidblide 6rieoens-
afte. 0euti6lano lit an ieoem Don
ibnen, BON Hopollo uno 2ocarno 5u
Den 2alianner uno @enfer Ihma-
dungen pie 5ulebt an Dem 8ierm1d)-
tepaft fiibreno ooer bod in eriter 81
ME beteiligt oeipeien. @s bat Sen
lebteren angerommen, troboem er
oen uripriingli1en Sinn leines ur.
be6ers Muiiolini meientlid perGnoert
mo ser oeuti6en 5rieoenspolitif III
re Aufgobe ni6t erleidtert bat gegen=
Sen Senoen3ell, Die an ben ourf
oie 6rieonspertrGge geidoffenen uno
teilmeiie unbGltbaren 3uitdnoen nidt
laiien moler1.
6iinftens: 6rieoenserfldrllngen.
Die GrflGrungen oes oelitiden Reids-
fan5lers i'm 3eiAstag -uao BEL Der
i~d)ieoe1en aioeren glnldiien braufen
MIR erlpGbnt 81 meroen, oenn lie
ipre6en fir iid ielbit. Sab er ben
rno Die 8ereitid)aft gum 5rie-
oen nit elmer berben &ritif am Ser
@ertragsipltem ~perbano, ooB
err oie u~ngebe1ren Spfer ~berporbob,
ole oos oeltti6e 8olf lett 1919 I'M
Gompf Inn oen Srieoen gebradt bot,
ouB er Die 8orallsiebungen inter
Itrid), inter oenen cine 8olitif oes
1Srieoens nidt nur bonn oelltldelt
glidfelo, lonoern ou6 I'M europa
ilden rno meltmeiten &abmen er=
MIR betrieben Deroen fam,
Benefit geraoe lein offenes uno ebrli-
DIES Streben al elmer 8eieitigung Ser
llnbaltbaren 3uit1noe, Die beute ben
b%e0roben.
Slim 6rieoenspunfte. Slim 8ege,
nuf oenen 9eutl6lano porausidrei-
tet, o6pobl es arf ieineu S6nltern
Die i6perlte 8iiroe trGgt. Stint Use
qe, u1f oenen Die @elt oos eriebnte
3iel erreiden-ooer allf unbegren5te
3eit nerfeblen miro.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
&~cflumeidilOcr in @ai6instum.

@eih1ftSidiIoer uno Heflamei6il=
Der oller grt oiirfen in @aibington
iiber cine 6eitimmte @roBe nidt b.l-
ausgeben. Nber iiber 300 Ser
lebungen Ser 8eitimmlngen bat ser
Snipeftor Ser Stootbeboroe, Capt.
$. q. Dram, bereits mieoer feitge-
Iteut. Seoes Sdilo bat sic beb0ro-
li6e @rlaubniS notig. 9ie Goli3ei
iiebt mtgenblidli6 nadL Of SAiloer,
beion0ers neue, ben 9lnoronlngen
entiprehen. Sel6it auf Sdaufeniter.
6obnen, Gleftriide, auf Bier Nefla-
mei6iloer etc. be3iebt it'd Die beittige
&ontroue, ltuo es lit gut iol
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
Die Slafuem in Nmerifa eriuadlen.
Treier ltnterrid)t i'm Sidediiden in
Glepelanb, Gin 8eiipiel fir Die
Sentl6en.

Sn Glepelano gibt es ieBt IN Ser
binoung nit ser oortigen u@eitern
&eierpe llniperfitp" uno inter ben
@uipi5ien fatboliiAer airhen- unb
Sd~nlbeb0roen (8iidof 5. S6rembs)
Sommeridulfurie fir ieoermann in
II 6e6ii6er, iIomenii6er
unb ilopofiider Sprade ulo
9iteratllr. Gas Slomafiide, 0as iif)
pom 9i6ediihen ourd WtGbren 81
ben &arpaten bin5iebt. lit Dem eide
diihen itarf uermanot, bat aber faltm
cine 2iterotitr uno miro bauptiGdlih
in SiiomGbren nno Noroungarn ge-
iprohen. 9as ti6ediide un0 ilotpa-
fiide Sprahgebiet nmfaBt 5uiammen
nllr etrpa Z Miaionen Meniden. Gas
Slomenid e, i'm friiberen Sdrn=
ten, Steiermarf, &rain uno Sitrien,
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21

ue6eri6riften aus SIM @run0e mar
es 8rGiioent &ooiepelt, ser ser 2on-
Ooner &onferen3 ben Sails gebroder
bat, inoem er pl0Bli6 Don elmer |
ationale Ginigung nidts
mebr miiien molte, (ols lie fir Ame-
rifa na6teiliJ iid aus5utuirfen Orob-
te). Am 3. Sltli ihidte er nod 2on-
oon ieine befonnte 9oti6aft. IS mar
ober aud cine @eritGnoiglng nur
ouf Soften uSnfel Sons SIT errei-
1en, nodoem 6ranfreid feline S6lil-
Den nidt 3ablte nno nibt abriilten
mollte. Der mirflide 6rieoensitorer
lit 6ranfreid. Nmerifos &ermide-
lung in eiiropoilhe 8inge (@elt=
frieg) betra6tet man belte als eill
llngliif (o iogt ieBt enOli6 alth s.
SimonOs). M3it &edt lebnte Mmeri=
ia oen @erioiaer 6rieoen ab (oas
perOanft man Senator 8orob uno
6%reunoeu). Sn oen 6inon5- unO 9(b-
riiitiungsfragen Der Noffriegs5eit
bot 9lmerifo nidts als @nttGuidun-
gen erlebt. 6ronfreid beltano ouf
militGriiden 9iinoniiien, @ufriiiting
llno Nidt5ablung ieiner Sduloen
trob oaer amerifaniiden 3ltgelt1no-
niiie.
Na6 fiinf3ebn Sabren 0es @rperi-
mentierens Co.'s uber ME gang ebrlid
MARI III internotionalen &onferen3en
Itebt man iebt Dor Dem 6iosfo. Mon
peiB enolid5, oaB nidts in Ser @elt
regiert ais oos eigene Sd (nlan bat
es INNER genuBtD unO WiiBtrauen
uno Nationalismls uno Seu6elei.
Sinter Ben &uliHen berridt Die Sub
ludt, oie gebeime 8ereinbarung; fei-
ner mill Gpfer brineen i'm Sntereiie
oes @on5en. @s lit INNER oasielbe
9ieo. Die @elt lebt meiter, nift
megen, ionoern + ibres @bn-
rofters; iie beitebt ous eir5elnen gle
rigen @eien, Die i'm &f INNS Do
iein nur an ii1 oenfen. Dltncle Sam"
lit feline 9lnsnabme. Gooiepelt bot
es gerooe befpieIen, obi6on lein Sail
leiht erfl1rbur uno entl1ulobar lit.
Mir erleben alio in Der 8elt ein
8efermtnis gum Sitler'i6en Natio-
nalism1s, ol1d in 4merifa. Ofit
Coolidge fings an. Sooner neigte
mebr 5l internationaler 2oiung mid.
tiger 9robleme. &oolepelt lit i'm
@inflang nit ser 8olitif ser sort
l6rittler" (gorob. 0orris, 9a5oaette
etc.) @otionaliit. @r bat Die 8faoe
@ooorpm @ilion's nerloiien, unD
oos 8olf beiBt ieinen S6ritt gut.
W}ebr uno mebr berldBt iid ieoe Sea
ton Ser @elt olf bic eigene StGrfe,
oas S6mert uno Die eigene 8irt-
I6oftSfraft. Die materieaen Gle
mente ser Gultur, Habio, 6lug5eug,
Selepbon, 3eitlngen etc. Derfniipfen
5mor Die @elt mebr ais ie 81 elmer
@inbeit; ober 0ational6emuBtlein,
&aiie, @irti6aftslage uno Bolitif
reiBen oie @olfer mieoer auseinunoer,
uno mir iino beinabe mie0er, mo- mir
Dor Dem @eltfriege maren. Ser
&f Inn 8orteil uno @riiterl5 fam
alio bon neuem beginner, bis es
nod elmer @n8abl Sabre 10 ieoer3 81
einem &ieienfonflift fommt. Gam
miro mar ~ ieoer bon Der Tertei-
oigung uioealer" Glitter reoen, bonn
&f gegen u8orbarentlim" BON
9emofratie uno SnOipioialismus nno
.6reibeit", uno Elm paar Wtiaionen
iunger 2ellte miiiien ibr 2eben lai-
len 80 uno Damn fangt's bon borne
mieoer an. Sdone, arme 8elt!
X X X
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
5n Der sd,peis.

Capt. Gbeooor Q 6megIer BON
bier lit nod INNER in Ser alten Sci
mat, Der Sdmei3, I'M ct. @oaener
2ono, no er iebr beIiebt lit uno ais
Wfenid unO S6mei3er gefeiert miro.
@r geoenft i'm Spdtberbit nod bier
5ltriid5ufebren.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
gtudJ Dem Sitlcr= 9cntidlanb.

Sol. &. Alerouoer &omell Don
bier, S6riftlteIer, Mlltor etc, bat ii6
na6 Oeutiflnuo begebert, nm nab
reno oes Sommers oriiben Bacterial
fir ein Bud iiber oas @itleriihe
Geutihlano 81 lammeln- Gr mar
anfaHgs oes Subres in Siioamerifa
ouf ser Sltde nod nerem Material,
ols Sitter in 8eutidlon0 Die @taht
erlongte. Gober entidieo er iid) fir
cine &eiie mad europa, no oas la
idiitiide" 9eutidlano uno Die SIT
ler-manio", mie Die 3eitungen iagen,
Ieniotioneaen Stoff fiir oos ienIa-
tionsbungrige 9lmerifa liefern for-
men.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
Sn Oie Serien

Aus Ben fiiblen Aorionoods in
Nem gorf ienben uns Die ber5liflten
@riiBe SEER uno 6rau Gbas. Slider
uno 5amilie. Bon bier gebt Die &ei-
lie meiter nod Dem Noroen, oann nab
Canada uno beimnGrts iiber Die
N%iagaraf1ae uno Die @eltaltsltellung
in Chicago. @liidlide &eiie nno piel
8ergniigen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
Sm SOipitul

SEER 6ranf aorber, 9rdiioent
Der @oelmeiBgrilppe bierielblt, mel
der iid) Dor elmer @ode ben Sub
gebroAen bat, befinoet iid nod I'M
mer I'M George @aibington Soipital
Gein Sub maBte ieitber 5wei Wtal
neu geiest lperoen. @ir miinlden
Inn baloiee @enelung.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-21
@aibingtOnCr
SOErsmsaacrlci
&rrlO6mna

Sri. Coma ,. aorft 9o6ter Ser
6rou @ti6acl Sol5beierlein bon bier,
bat iid nit 6errn Clarence u.
8raH0es bon bier perlobt. Die
@od5eit miro i'm Serbit itattfinoen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-01-12
&c. Counter

Our &c Counter gives you Special Values at all times
New items added nearly every day, so whenever in
offering at &c. You will be surprised what &c
will buy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-01-12
Shoe Department

Many wonderful Values herein fact entirely too to
mention only few here.
EMMA JETTICKS
EMMA JETTICK at the following Special
Prices:
Regular $500 Quality, Special $345
Regular 81 40 Quality, Special. $2.95
A big selection to choose from.
lot Num- Bush Oxfords, regular $3.50 and 81 Val
ues. Special .... 81 90
SIS quality and a Kid number at 81.
Num- Bush Tan Oxfords that formerly sold
from $3.50 to $3.50. Special. 295 and $3.95
Mems Oxfords that fogmerly sold from $295
Priced Special at. $3.50
Oxfords, included in this
Sale the following prices
Sc $3.50 qualities Special $295 So 95 and $495
lot Constant Comfort Oxfords and Straps that for
merly $4 SIS, Special. 81 .95 and $2.95
Pumps
N al Priced Special this Sale.
$3.50 and better Gaoshes- discontinued
One lot of Ladies light ubbers if have size they
bargains 59c
Mems light rubbers, to close at 69c
Ladies Rubber Boots, Special. .$1.5O
will included in this Sale Special
anything in the shoe line in and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-01-12
SPECIALLY PRICED
for
Wednesday Only
9 A. M. WEDNESDAY

9 A. M. WEDNESDAY
To each customer purchasing 81 to $3.50 in any
department of store offer
Yards stevens 18 inch Bleached Crash at lie
per yard Yards Brown Crash at 1Oc.
&<**~
To each customer purchasing SO or more in any
department of store, we Offer
10 yards Stevens g inch Bleached Crash at lie
per yard, 10 yards Brown Crash at 1Oc.
Just 400 yards of Crash at above prices.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
We Offer
is OFF all
THoROGOOD WORK SHOES
N
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
We Offer
A good quality Boys Overall in sizes to 10, at
29c per pair. Sizes IL to 18, at 85c per pair
3 Pairs for $1OO