davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-02-13
DEL PALENQUE

FAI1
Hablara ell sabado EN- esta ciu-
dad el Sr.. B. F. Patty, candida
to a gobernador. Dicese que ha-
"a vigorosas acusaciones contra
ciertos candidates, algunos de
los cuales cuentan con influyen-
ties amigos en- este condado.
Las nuevas relaciones de Pa
ty en- este condado, seg1n tene-
mos entendido, son muy impor-
tantes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
HURONS FAVORED
IN HARR|ER RUN

Michigan Normal will rule as fav-
orite in the Michigan Intercollegi-
ate cross country run at Kalama-
zoo Saturday morning.
Huron opponents will include
Michigan State. Western State
Teachers and Central State Teach
ers. Only State is likely to pro-
vide worthy competition for the
powerful Hurons.
Coach Lloyd w. Odds has named
team OF five veterans and two
sophomores. II includes Capt. Bob
Lee. Warren Johnson. Elmer Bur.
ME, Tom Quinn, Bob Archer, George
Cole and Duane Temper. Archer
and Cole are the only second-yesr
men.
The Hurons finished second to
Michigan State last year Normal
is fully as strong. while the Spar
tan squad has been weakened by
the graduation OF Roy Fehr, who
paced the field a year ago. The
Hurons swamped Central State.
1850, in their only test so far this
season.
State, on the othe- hand, has
beaten Pittsburgh and Penn State
and lost to the University OF In.
diana. The Spartan team is main.
ly sophomore outfit.
Quinn is the pre-meet individual
standout. The senior ace was run.
ner-up to Fehr in the 1889 run. His
chief opposition will come from
Harry Leonard, Of Western State.
and Ralph Monroe, OF Michigan
State.
Leonard set a new course record
as Western defeated the Uni
versity OF Chicago at Kalamazoo
last week. Monroe, a sophomore.
has led the Spartans in their three
dual meets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
First Debate Lost by
YpSiIanti High School

Ypsilanti High school negative
debating team lost their first
scheduled debate of the Twin
Valley Activities association to
an affirmative team from Ecorse
Thursday afternoon in the Ypsi-
lanti High auditorium. Dr. J. p.
Kelly of Michigan State Normal
College was the Judge.
Members of the Ypsianti High
school team We're Beverly Bou-
tell. Norma May Faulkner and
Clark Reid.
The question being debated this
year is Resolved. That the
Power Of the Federal Government
should be Decreased" The next
debate OF the Ypsilanti High
school group will be at Plymouth
Nov. II. The local school will
take the affirmative side.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Sierra Will Start For Hurons Against Alma Saturday
Good Crowd Sees Curtain
Up on Wrestling Season

With a good.sized crowd on hand
TO witness the evenings festivities,
the wrestling fraternity once more
came into its own as the curtain
was raised on the 1910 season
Thursday night at Ypsilanti Arm
DRY.
An appreciative crowd saw Bull
Montana and Walter Roxie go
through twenty-three full minutes of
furious battling, TO the limit OF
three falls. before Montana tri-
umphed over the popular Roxie.
Cast in his usual role of the viii
lain. Bull, from the start, antago-
nized the crowd with his full rep
ertoire of illegal tricks. and was
Justify booed when he pinned Rox-
les shoulders to the mat for the
second and final time.
The match. which was for sixty
minutes with the best two out OF
three falls. saw Roxie gain the adj
vantage as he resorted to football
tactics to down Montana with a
shoulder block and take the first
fall after fifteen initial minutes OF
hectic action. Bull came back
strong. however. to even the match
bq taking the second fall from
Roxie in five minutes. He won the
third fall in just three minutes.
This didn't end the match. how
ever. as Roxie. evidently incensed
by Montana's tactics. dove at Bull,
and the two grappled for several
minutes before the referee separat.
ed them. As Roxie left for the dress
ing room. one OF his fans took up
the battle where he left off as he
attempted to climb into the ring.
Again referee Let Philbin inter
vened and conducted Montana out
of the ring
The semi-final match between
Angelo Savoldi and Ricardo Cortez.
recently arrived from his native
Spain, was just the opposite of the
main go, being an extremely clean
exhibition as both boys stuck to
the accepted wrestling holds. 1t was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01

great crowd pleaser and ended
acceptably to most Of the fans pres
ent, as the two contestants battled
TO a draw with each gaining one
fall. A humorous note was intro
duced into the match when Referee
Philbin became entangled with the
battling gladiators He suffered no
i'll effects. howe and was pres
ent az the finish to raise the hands
OF both boys in the victory salute.
Speedy Lorentz. after being
thrown out of the ring twice in his
preliminary match with Johnny Sill
Wy. came back each time, and final
ly, with only three minutes OF the
match remaining, pinned Johnny's
shoulders TO the mat for the neces-
sary count of three 70 become the
winner.
BY winning the main bout in the
evening Of wrestling. Bull Montana
earned the right TO oppose the fam
GUS Ali Baba next Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
ASSERTS BENEFITS

Detroit, Nov l. ms U. S.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
Massachusetts Republican, left
the assertion Thursday that If Wen
dell L. Willkie was elected presi-
dent the country would benefit
in the way Of added social legisla-
ton. Speaking to Republican
rally, the senator declared that
present social legislation is not
adequate to cover actual needs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
DEARBORN ADM INlSTERS
Y.H.S. RESERVES DEFEAT

Using three full elevens against
the local boys, the powerful re-
serve team of Dearborn High
School administered to the Ypsi-
lani High reserve squad their
worst defeat OF the season, Thurs
day afternoon in Dearborn. Scor-
ing almost at will. the Dearborn
team rolled up a total OF As points
to seven for Ypsilanti High, as they
gave them their fourth setback Of
the season.
Ypsilanti's only score was the re-
suit OF Fred Walters going the
length OF the field after taking
kickoff in the second quarter. Fred
Horn added the extra point with
a plunge through the line.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Sports Calendar
TO-DAY

TODAY
Football
Ypsilanti High School vs.. Dear
born, Island Park, $3.50.
Roosevelt High School VS.. Mi
Ian, at Milan.
SATURDAY
Cross Country
Michigan High School Athletic
Association run. Michigan Normal
course, 10 a. m.
Football
Michigan Normal vs.. Alma Col
lege, Briggs Field. ? p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Entry Boosted

The total entry list for
the Michigan interscholastic
cross country run, to be held
over the Michigan Normal
course Saturday morning. was
boosted to q high schools
Thursday with the receipt of
the Wayne and Hoover eligi-
bility lists. Wayne will COM
pete in Class B. Hoover In
Glass CD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Huron Yearlings Humble
Wayne Freshmen, 7 to 0

Wayne Frosh .. 0 0 0 %
Touchdown-Opalewski (sub for
Krawczak). Point after touchdown
-Maschino (placemenU.
Substitutes Normal Frosh
Manitz, Opalewski. Conlin, Knorpp,
Lloyd. Wayne Frosh Magnatta,
Hill
Referee Patterson (Michigan
Normal: Umpire - McCulloch
(Springfeld): Head linesman--
Sites (Michigan NormaD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01

Eddie Opalewski, 200pound foot
ball titan from Detroit. conducted
Michigan Normal freshmen TO
well.earned 10 win over Wayne
University frosh at Briggs Field
Thursday.
Opalewski. former Detroit Perish
ing prep star, capped a spirited "a
yard drive early in the fourth quar-
ter with a touchdown smash over
left tackle. II was the only time
the Hurons took advantage OF their
many scoring opportunities to push
over a score on the Tartars
NormaPs victory kept intact
Wayne's distasteful record OF not
having gained a grid decision in
the last four years.
Although they dominated play all
afternoon, the Huron yearlngs
were unable to produce an effective
scoring combination until late IN
the third quarter. Starting on their
own i6. they rapidly moved deem
into Wayne territory. reaching the
four-yard line as the period closed
As play was resumed. Wayne was
penalized half of the distance to
the goal line for roughing. and
Referee Lou Patterson placed the
ball on the one. Dean Allward,
Howard Slabaugh and Opalewski
tried three stabs through the line,
but the Hurons failed TO gain.
Then, on fourth down the hard
driving Opalewski, who alternates
between tackle and fullback, plung-
ed over the goal line. Andy Mas
chino, right tackle, calmly added
the extra point.
Several minutes later Normal
had another chance as Center
George Manitz intercepted a Wayne
forward pass on the Tartar 20 and
scampered IA yards. The ball was
fumbled on the next play. how
ever, and the Wayne freshmen re-
covered
The Huron yearlings rolled to-
ward pay dirt midway in the third
period. Clare Krawczak and Ben
Standen collaborated in taking Yp-
slant from its own Il to the
Wayne 10. A bad pass from cer-
ter lost 10 yarSs. though, and
pass by Allward was knocked down
before 1t reached its intended re-
ceiver.
Wayne clicked at the beginning
OF the game, although Michigan
Normal's defense was able to turn
on the pressure when the Tartar
scoring threat was most dangerous
Joe Magnatta got off the longest
run OF the day as he galloped A.
yards through right tackle to carry
Wayne TO Normars 80. A line
smash by Sam Carpenter and a
offside penalty on the Hurons gave
Wayne another down on the a.
Carpenter added two more yards
In two tries and Magnatta went
to the II. A pass from Carpenter
TO Wallace Heating was incom-
plete. however. and Normal assum.
ed control of the ball.
Then the Hurons tried two plays
and fumbled Gordon Porath re
covered for Wayne frosh. Three
downs later Magnatta hurled a
touchdown pass to Frank Sabo,
but Wayne was ruled offside on the
play Normal held the Tartars az
ter that.
A bit OF the dramatic surrounded
Opalewski's entry into the game
Eddie did not even Practice until
two nights ago. He was not in the
starting lineup Thursday, but re-
placed Krawczak at the end Of the
first quarter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
COMMISSIONER RESIGNS

Detroit, Nov. 1-INS-- Henry
w. Busch, for Is years commits
sioner Of parks and boulevards in
Brtreft, resigned Thursday He had
served the city in one capacity or
another for 35 years. His success
sor. said Mayor Edward j. Jeff
ries, Jr.. will not be named until
after election.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
UNBEATEN SCOTS
OMECOM|NG FOE

With the Huron attack admit
tedly dependent on Capt Walt
Sierra, Hamtramck triple-threat
halfback, Michigan Normal's foot
ball stock bounded upwards as
Coach Elton }. Rynearson named
the injured leader 10 the starting
lineup which will face Alma Col
lege Saturday.
Rynelrson views Siera's re-
turn in a realistic manner, how
ever. Walt will have to play with
A heavy brace and an enormous
amount of pads and bandases
he said. IAN of this will slow up
sierra tremendously
Sleras backfield work will con
sist in the main OF blocking,
passing and punting. He'll leave
the running to John Palmer and
Jack Yuille both OF whom have
appeared 10 great advantage in
this weeks scrimmages.
Palmer may not be the match
of the brilliant Sierra in speed but
he is a hard runner; It requires a
sharp, clean tackle 10 bring him
down Yuille seems 10 have re-
gained the form which he dis
played in his sophomore year.
Chuck Nemeth. River Rouge
sophomore. will complete the
Huron backHeld RynearsOn can
produce a pair Of strong alterna'
ties for Sierra and Palmer. Dick
GILES is available to replace the
Hamtramck star while Andy
Newlands can easily step into
Palmer's halfback slot
The length of time which Sierra
Will spend in the game Is of
course. doubtful II his weak left
lnee holds up. he may stay In
the lineup most Of the contest
Rynearson won't take any chan
c-s, because Sierra will be need
ed against Wayne a week hence.
The Huron line is familiar:
sig Gretzner anG George New
lands, ends: John Grant and Dave
Gates. tackles; Barney Dyer and
Art Maschke, guards, and Dick
Manning center
This. then, is the team which
will venture 10 capture its first
victory OF the season before
record Homecoming crowd.
Alma, NJ. / A. A. leader is one
OF five undefeated. united foot
ball teams in the state. The
Scots have won five games in
Tow.
The quality OF their opposition
has, however. been mediocre. The
five teams which have fallen be-
fore the strong Alma eleven are
Grand Rapids Junior College,
Hope. Hillsdale. Adrian and Ka!-
amazoo.
The Scots are powerful-in
their class They have run up a
toal OF l2S points to their oppon-
ents nine Michigan Normal-as
everyone knows has not scored a
point 50 far this season
Alma is team OF Juniors
strengthene by the experience
which they received as sopho'
mores last fall. Keith Carey. Capt
Ed. Zeim and Ed Baklarz are the
outstanding men in the forward
wall, while Tinker Kirby and
Jack TAFT are the chief backs.
The Hurons conquered Alma,
1916. in 1893
The kickoff is at ? p. N.
p~obablv Starting Lineups
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01

City Body shop
BAKERS AMBASSADOR

Detroit, Nov. --AP- Big
Louis (Buck Newsom has ac-
cepted position as good will am
bassador for a Michigan Baking
concern and plans to remain in
Michigan untn Christmas. The
Detroit Tiger pitching star will
make appearances in various
Michigan cities promoting the
sale Of the products Of his en-
ployer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Probably Starting L
BOXING TONIGHT

Detroit. Nov. ! -AP-Four bat
ties scheduled for eight rounds
each highlight a professional box
ing program 70 be staged at the
State Fair grounds coliseum to-
night by the Ford Post No. l73 OF
the American Legion The pro-
gram is the first boxing venture
scheduled in Detroit in some
time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
START HOCKEY SUNDAY

Detroit. Nov. /, -AP- The De
troit Red Wings will start the
National Hockey League season
against the New York Americans
at Olympia Sunday night with
kid line composed OF Joe Car
veth. Les Douglas and Archie
Wilder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
ON SWIMMING TEAM

New York. Nov. l -AP-Three
Michigan swimmers Gus Share
met, Guy Lumsden and Tom
Haynee-were included in the all
America swimming team named
Thursday by the A. A. L. publica-
tion The Amateur Athlete"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
When You Vote for Vondenberg
You Vote for Michigan

Senator Arthur II. Vandenbere is Michi-
CANS champion. In foreign relations, in
finance, in commerce, he is one of the few
successful, influential and important men
Michigan ever sent to Washington. BUT
he has never forgotten the people who sent
him there. For thirteen years he has fought
for Michiean's interests from sugar beets
to automobiles, from furniture to fruit He's
a staunch friend of farming, an aggressive
spokesman for organized labor and an
implacable foe of extravaganza.
Vandenberg is the man who sponsored
the famous munitions Investigation" that
took big profits out of war.
He is the man who forced congressional
reapportionment, gaining four seats for
Michigan in the House of Representatives,
and four votes in the Electoral College.
He is the man who was chiefly respon-
sible for last January's bill which stopped
an increase of 500 in taxes on 100000
workers.
He is called "the Father of Bank Deposit
Insurance"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE
Recreation Alleys

High single CndividuaD Stadt-
miller 236, Roll 2S6.
High three games individual
Stadtmiller 655.
High single Oeam) Shipping 80
$40.
High three games Oeam) Ship
ping-2410.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
Wayne Frosh
Normal Frosh

SCOTe Dy QuaIyeTs.
Normal Frosh go. 0 0 0 II
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01

He is the man who saved America $780,.
100000 by defeating the shamefully waste.
full Passamaquoddy and Florida Ship Canal
and number of other senseless projects.
He has done all these things for the ma.
ton, but he has never been too busy to
deliver the goods" for Michigan
lie saved the states copper industry with
his tariff.
He sponsored Isle Royale's development
as Michigans first National Park.
He has vigilantly guarded the states vast
interests in Great Lakes commerce, and he
is working nol0 for Michigan's share in
National Defense.
This is the man who is Great leader of
the Senate minority party =. =. the man whom
Life magazine picked among the FIRST ten"
Senators.
p His reelection is Micheans duty to ~
other states as well as to itself His re-
election means that Michigan will continue
to be tops" in the United States Senatel
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
GrfOIge Ser 9cntidjen

@ir0 9eutI6Iano NIT 6ieIen 3ie-
len grfolg baben2 @ntnort: S06it
mabrideinlid. @ntgegen oen 8e-
bauptungen oes 8aibingtoner Sci
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Siirfei Dem oeutI1en 9rud groBen
@i0erftano entgegenieben uno FAM
pfen rtno bon england aftib unter=
ItiiBt tperoen neroen, 0arf man oo9
folgenoe l1eberlegungen MAIDEN, mel
de bier in Mmerifa geipobnli6 (fiebe
8ronn's MrtifeD ni6t genodt mer=
ben: /. @rie6enlan0 ltno Sic Siirfei
fin6 bon ieber iol6e Seinoe getpeIen,
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SDrien nno Seile @rabiens. eng
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mien uno in @rie6enlano pieaeift
nit offenen Mrmen empfangen miro;
5. nit &lBlono miro 9eutfdlon6 elm
@inbernebmen boben. Die 2ogif Der
Gage oeutet oabin, oaB &uBlano
ebenfons 5uriid5lterbalten perilf)t
bat, mas es 19f8-1919 p%erlor, 8eiia-
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oie eS nun idon nit Silfe 9euti6-
lonos 3uriid bot, uno oaB es meme
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SdnadJe balfaniide Staaten
6. @riedenlano, Serbien itno oie
Siirfei fonnen, ielbit penn lie es mol
len, 9euti1lano militdriid ni6t
lange mioeriteben. Sic iino 81 arm
iie boben fein moOernes &riegsmate-
rial; iie baben feline Snoultrie. 9ie
Gfooo-@ erfe fms in Sanoen Der
9eutiden. Z. GuBlano fam iif
nift geitatten, 8ertidlano %on5ugrei-
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9euti9en iino idon am S6por6el
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9eutidlano piiroe HiiBlano nidts
mebr niibeft, e~beniomenig bulgariihe
9eutIden fonnten morgen Idor
Ben &ene 8ont beieben. 9ie Siirfer
uno Nuiien orbeiten belte 5ulammer
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25

bier 5uiiden alien Soften, melde Tie
t%Degtuerfen modte. sic bemerfte Oas
2ieo BON 5orre: n8arpre Srance,
t870=71~, unO be5og BEN Sitel
glei6 ouf sic politii6e @egentpart,
in tDeIder man aud in 9lmerifa bon
5ronfreid ais einem oeutiden
ySflapenIano~ fpridt (obihon Ser
fran3oiiiHe 8otidofter in @oibing-
ton, SEER Senri-SaDe, gegen oieie
Mnflage proteitiert). 9as 2ieb iingt
BON Der oamaligen groBen NieOerla-
ge 5ronfrei9s, Die nit &ieienidrit-
ten nobte~, BON Dem &1tiel, oos iiber
Sen ~Derlorenen fran5oiiihen S6lod-
ten liege, (Die beuteD, bon Dem (an-
gebliden) Mongel an 8ereitidaft
unO &iiltrtngsmaterial gum &riege
BON oomals (fDie beilte), BON Der
Soffnung olif cine Before 3ufunft
unO bon eebeimen umtrieben eegen
Die oelttiAen n@roberer".
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
Sic Ietten Na6ri3ten:
AODIf Sitler in6 General 5rancO in
ge6eimnisbDler @Onferens

Wa0rio. II &ei1sfiibrer 40oIf
Sitter uno General 5rancisco -5ron-
co, Die Serri6er 0eutidlan0s uno
Spaniens, trofen 81 Der erIten elmer
&eibe bon gebeimnisOoaen a6er of
fenii6tli6 iebr b%eoeutiamen Sonic
ret5en 3uiammen, Die bermutlih ben
3ped Oerfolgen, Spanien ebenio pie
6ranfrei6 in cine @~inbeitsfront Oes
&ontinentes gegen @roBbritonnien
ein3ube5ieben. Die erite NusIpra1e,
Die 3meieinbalb Stunoen oauerte,
fano am MittDoh Nadmittag in ei-
mem BEN Spaniern geb0renoen gi-
lenbabntUagen an Ser @ren5e 5Di-
lden SenoaDe, 5ranfreif, uno Srun,
Spanien, Itatt. Sitter uno 5ranco
paren babel in @eIeaiboft ser Mlt-
Benminiiter SSoo9im BON &ibbentrup
uno Hamon Serrano Gunner. 8er-
lin gob Ipoter cine fur5e Weitteilung
aus, Dab oie 8elpre1ung lin @eifte
Der Die beioen 0ationen berbinoen=
oen &omeraoi6aft berlaufen~ iei,
oaB aber feinerlei @nOeutungen oes
@egenitanoes Der &onferen3 borIie-
gen. 9aS amtIife Spanien, be-
idronfte iid ebenfaas ouf cine fur5e,
iibrigens lange bindusee3ogerte Wait-
teilung, Die nur Die 8atiade Der 3u-
iammenfltnft ~befanntgab.
9ie 4ltsipra6e Sitler=6ranco mar
init groBem @ebeimnis umgeben-
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gam erIt Inn 4.15 ltbr noHmittngs
uno oollerte bis 6.45 llbr oben0s-
muBten gnur elm paar gauieno" Qeu-
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fern BON nidts moerem. Sroboem
fonnten aber al1slGnoiihe 8eri1ter-
itatter ni1t elm ein3iees @ort iiber
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reft ihiden, Bis ser oeutihe Huno-
funf in elmer bier obgeborten Gem
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treffens entbiilt bate.
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erfldrt, 6ranfrei9 plane vfeinerlei
@orgeben gegen England, lei es gu
2anoe, our See ooer in Ser 2uft."
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
Grnltes nnO 9eiteres aus
benz 6riegSfieber
bon bente
Die 80 amerifaniIden &riegsidiffe
fir GnglanS

Seer bat Dor einigen @ohe1 bel
@elegenbeit Der 8eratiing i'm @ei-
BEN &oltIe III @aibington iiber Die
Jroge Der Senoung BON omerifoni-
i6en &riegsidiffen nod England ben.
8r1iioenten gu oiefem S9ritte errlli-
tigt uno ibm iogar ben 9fat gegeben.
oie S6iffe fir bares @elo at ber-
toufen, Itott fe fir engIiide 6lotten-
ItiiBpunfte Ser umerifanii6en Sit=
fiiite entlang ein3utauihen? Ser
Yr1ii0ent mar itarf gegen oen leBte=
rem 8orInlag, oa- er muBte, er lei
gegen Oas @eieB un0 nidt BEN 8iin=
i9en oes nmerifonifden Bottles emit
lpredeno. England mar oamals be-
reit, Die Sdiffe al foufen, Itntt iie
olts3utaui1en. Nah Nngaben Der
befannten 3eitungsidriftiteaer 9rem
Yearion un0 gobert 9. Maen Ciebe
@aib. nSerolo~, Z. September) ma
rem es Die Serren Selir 6ronffurter
uno S. MurpbD, Mitglieoer oes
Neutrality-suspicious., neben Goroeu
Sua, Senator S. 8Drnes ltnO anOe-
rem, nel9e ben 9rGiioenten gum Ser
fauf Der S9tffe 0rdneten, obidon
er nidt moate. Ser Brdiioent ieIbit
mar eigentlid boriidtig in Der gart-
gen Sade. @r idIug Dor, Serrn
@iafie gu befrogen, BEN geeneriiden
Observation-Disclosures, uno fer
ner ben SuItiominifter Sodion. Serr
@iaiam Nuen @bite, bonn MusiduB
Ser nmerifaniiden Silfe fir eng
Lamb, iudte nit anoeren 8erionen
Serrn @iafie gu iiberre0en. IS ge=
lang ni6t. Ser Ylan Der Senoung
Der so &riegsidiffe mar aIio gar
nicbt 10 einfaf. 9ie nmerifanif6en
Sdiffe iino iibrigens ben engliiden
Matroien 5u lururios gebaiit uno
al bequem ausgeItattet.