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The Weather

WlA1 UHtH@A HVAHHBMsS
Warmer Saturday
Full weather Report on Page .
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
BIRDS HIDE OUT ON
OPENING OF SEASON

From throughout the county
reports from bird hunters after
the first few days of the season
indicate that birds in the county
this season are scarce indeed. Or
dinarily hunters who in seasons
past invariably returned with the
bag limit, return with quail or
two. This scarcity seems to pre-
vail in every section of the coun-
ty. The only reason for such a
-carcity, according to the hunters.
is the severe winter of last year,
when temperatures hit very low
mark and snow lay on the ground
or weeks at a time. Others, par
ticularly the farmers, think the
scarcity is due to too many hunt
ers in past seasons,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
FATHER OF ELMER
POORE DIES SATURDAY

John Poore, 70, of West Norton
and father of Elmer Poore, local
"uneral director, died at the home
# his daughter on last Saturday
after an illness of many months.
Funeral services were held in
Norton on Tuesday and burial
took place in the Norton ceme-
+ery.
Mr.. Poore was one of the pio>
Of the state, and operated saw
mills in practically every county
in Southwest Virginia.
The deceased is survived by a
large family: Elmer Poore of
Clintwood, Mrs. Troy Robinson of
Darwin, Mrs. McGruder Ellis and
Hubert Poore of Norton, Berlin
Poore Of Carlyle, Pa, Mrs. Sam
Stewart, Mrs. Forrest Fisher, Ar
thur and Hoyle Poore Of Beckley.
w. Va, and one sister, Mrs. John
Broce of Bristol.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
PRETTY SOLID, HUH!

Last week one of Dickinson
county's respected citizens, Uncle
Dave Wright of Tarpon, had his
picture to appear in the Roanoke
Times with the caption, Regular
Voter" Under the picture the
newspaper ram the following par
agraph: I'D. c. Wright, SO, pic
tured here, lives at Tarpon in
Dickinson County. He claims
what probably is a unique RECORD
of having voted three times each
for three nominees of the Demo
cratic party for president-Gro-
yer Cleveland, William J. Bryan
and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mr.
Wright says he has never trans
ferred from the precinct he reg
istered in originally and never
split a ticket"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
MRS. MARGARET PHIPPS
INJURED BY FALL SUNDAY

Mrs. Margaret Phipps, widow
Of the late Columbus Phipps and
one of Clintwood's oldest and
most highly respected women
had the misfortune to fall and
break her hip on Sunday after
noon. She is in the Dickinson
County Hospital at the present
time.
Mrs. Phipps was just leaving
the home of Judge A. A. Skeen
after an afternoon visit. AS she
stepped from the front door to
the porch, for some reason she
lost her balance and fell to the
floor. An x-ray examination at
the hospital a few hours later re
vealed broken leg.
Her many friends and relatives
wish for her an early recovery.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
ELMER CABLE OF MCCLURE
is NO. l MAN IN COUNTY

Elmer Cable of Mcclure, grad
uate of Ervinton High School and
an outstanding basketball star of
a few seasons past, will have the
distinction of being the first 10
be called from Dickinson county
under the draft act.
He is at the head of the list of
those young citizens of the coun-
ty who voluntarily enlisted for a
years training in the army.
He will report to Clintwood on
Tuesday and should all require
ments be met, he will then be
sent to Roanoke where he will bic
into the army.
Tenil and Newton Mullins of
Isom are next on the list Of the
enlistments.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
Busy Session
of Court Now
Going On
Criminal Appeal Cases Heard
This Week; Early Adjournment
Seen by Judge

Circuit Court was busily en-
gagged this week hearing minor
criminal appeals cases. Early in
the week the felony docket occu-
pied the attention of the court
Thurman Keen was charged
with bigamy and confessed. He
received a three-year sentence in
the penitentiary. Fleetwood
Counts of Nealy Ridge was found
not guilty ON a charge of rape.
A case which caused more
than a ripple of interest was the
case of forgery alleged to have
been done by Willie Newberry.
However, when the testimony was
all in, Newberry was found not
guilty and Roy Waddell, jointly
named on the same charge, was
also found not guilty.
Cossie Cochran drew 60-day
jail sentence ON drunken driv-
ing charge. Verlin Anderson was
fined a hundred dollars on q
similar charge. Carson Bise re-
ceied jail sentence for asaulting
his uncle, Pat Bise.
According to Judge A. A.
Skeen, court should adjourn in
a few days.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
JOHN HENRY MULLINS
DIES MONDAY AFTER
LONG ILLNESS

John Henry Mullins, aged 35,
died at the home of his brother,
Restes, on Pound River near
Skeetrock, Monday morning after
a long illness of tuberculosis.
He was buried Tuesday even
ing in the family graveyard neal
Pound River. Funeral services
were conducted by ministers of
the Brethren Church.
John Henry was a son of Ulys-
ses and Sallie Ann Mullins. His
father survives but his mother
died many years ago.
Me married Miss Georgia Lipps
several years ago and resided in
the Osborne Gap section until
lwo or three years ago. Two sons
born to this union survive. Also
surviving are the following broth
ers and one sister: Restes, Bas-
com, Corbett and Delmon Mullins
and Mrs. Bancy Taylor.
He was well known throughout
the Pound River section and
numbered many warm friends
among his acquaintance.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
COUNTY COMMITTEE
MEETS WEDNESDAY

The Dickinson County Agri-
culture Committee, composed of
Joe Baker, Ersel Edwards and
John Bise, met at the soil conser-
walton office in Clintwood yester
day. The chief item of business
was the proposed tobacco pro-
gram for the coming year, the
referendum by tobacco growers
and the matter of the committee
visiting those tobacco growers
who were found to be over their
allotted acreage this past season.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
County Teachers To Richmond

Messrs. Clyde Reedy, Everette
Stanley, Corbette Reedy, Norman
Clay, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. CULLEN
and Misses Mary Edwards and
Isabelle Buckley and others are
in attendance at the state teach
ers meeting in Richmond this
week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
More Fish For
Dickinson County

S~NSN~~~~~
gerlings Released in Streams on
South of Cumberland
C. C. Corvin, of the Wytheville
federal fish hatchery, delivered d
truck load of approximately four
thousand brook trout fingerlings
to the county game warden and
sportsmen of the county Thurs
day morning of last week for
Cane Creek.
The fish were placed at differ
ent points in both forks of the
creek. C. C. Vanover, Clifford
Vanover, L. E. Newberry, Char
lie Moore, Dow Mullins and 9TH
ers assisted in carrying cans of
fish from the road to the creek.
Cane Creek was stocked with
rainbow trout two years ago, and
while perhaps the greater part of
them died from the effects of ash
es washed into the creek from
the surrounding slopes after a de
structive forest fire, many of the
rainbows are still in the head
waters of the creek, and it is said
that they are now Of fair size.
Authorities are of the opinion
that brook trout are more likely
to remain in creeks where placed
than the migratory rainbows, and
that brook trout grow somewhat
faster.
Cane Creek is the largest of
t h Cumberland Mountain
streams. The different forks rise
near the top of the mountain and
flow through dense woods almost
its entire distance. It remains cool
throughout the summer months
and never dries. There is no rea-
son, say those who are acquaint-
ed with fish and fishing, why
Cane Creek should not be made
one O fthe best trout streams in
Virginia.
The volunteers whohelped place
the fish in Cane Creek Thursda.
say they were in excellent concl-
ton, not dead one in the lot,
and that many Of them were six
and seven inches long.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
CHARLIE CARGO

Charlie Carico, for more than
thirty years a constable and dep
uty sheriff around Coeburn, died
last Friday night at the age of
O. Burial was in the Coeburn
cemetery Saturday evening. He
came of one of the oldest and best
known families of the Coeburn
section.
Hoe VOur SuhScriufi0u Ex~u;rod0
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-21
I ales Told by Dan
Ramey Still
Circulate
BY c. F. Beverly

THIRTY to forty years ago
old people of this section often
repeated quaint stories and wise
observations of "Uncle Dan" Ra-
mey, a near sage, who lived and
died around what is now Coe-
burn. Uncle Dan, it seemed to me
at that time, did not tell whop-
ping tales, but Lincoln-like stor-
les that pointed a moral and
adorned a tale
The writer never met Dan
Ramey. He probably died long
before I reached manhood, but l
have often recalled many of the
droll stories he was said to have
told. A few days ago I heard
Scott county man who is we'll ac-
quainted around Coeburn tell an
incident he had heard of the old
days in which Dan played an in
nocent but conspicuous part that
may be of interest to your read
ers, and which follows:
Some years after the Civil War
a band of counterfeiters held
sway along the Scott-Wise line.
The flooded the country around
with spurious coins until govern
ment officials were aroused and
the long arm of the law started
closing around them. The count
erfeiters discovered leaks in their
organization and they at once sus
pected Lark Sulcher, member
of the gang, of giving informa-
ton in order to save himself. Sui
cher always rode spirited horse,
and one day he rode away from
his home toward Wise county and
did not return.
Dan Ramey, passing through
the mountains on one of his nu-
merous trading trips, found
dead horse, without saddle or
bride, about midway between
Ioeburn and Dungannon Rames
had probably not heard of the
disappearance of Sulcher and did
not dream that he was in the
presence of a grim tragedy. He
noticed that the horse had re-
Gently been we'll shod, and, being
frugal soul, decided to take the
new shoes from the horses feet
and appropriate them to his own
use.
AS he started to remove the
firts shoe, he heard a low, rumbl
ing noise, apparently nearby.
Pausing a few moments as he
related, and hearing nothing fur
Their, he decided that it was only
his imagination. But as he again
started removing the horse shoe,
he heard long rolling peal, like
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
Die 6elHterren
IN 2lnterifa t,cuen krico
@on 8eorg 1eppner.

Sas amerifaniid)e 9olf miro bonn
neutralen aurs auf Sen ,meliidliden
aurs oes ietigen 8rieses abseIenft
@er iiro oie Menideu am Steuer
uno &ompaB 9ariiber tpolIen mir
ms heute al,siprehen, inbem mir sic
Greigniie ueriolgen. rpeld,e oahin
hcltcn oaB 9lmeritu. tpenn nid)t in
Glitter Stl,noe et,pos llnertportetes &c.
'dliebt, in Sen ariee b;neineesogen
miro. Ser Il. 9. Senator @beeler
Iaate urldngIt in elmer &aoionnipra.
DIE: Gag BEL Gag ieben mir mebr
slrtifel, in oenen sic Streiber OIL.
rcacn. mir ioQten ,ms Sen slllierten
nnId,lieBen, aber ielbItperitGnolih
frire Sruppen ihiden. Man I1nat
einiad, an uno id,idt Tlua8euse uno
nuoeres ariegsmateriaI, Damn oas
@elo Ser amerifaniihen Steuersab,
Ter uitu. Ser einsiee Sr,tbel lei aber.
nan fonne nift ben 9embdrmel in
Sen CLOTHES @rinaer" Iteden unb
Damn id,nea suriidsieben, iuGhreno
bic Aiaid,ine iih breht."
Gs lit tpabr, liebe golfsgenoiien.
lrcnn man Die 3eitungen periolat
mo oie Maoioihreier anhort, 10 miro
Der Teritano gan5 periporttn ODER
halb ndrriih. 3. g. bie Garibian Sn
Ielu fonnten eutl. bon Teutif,lanb
6elett tperoen. Gii6amerifa fGnntc
pro oe,ltId, nerben uno ioldp Reaie.
rrnacn einieten. Srlano. Green
lano ober &anaba fonnte bon ben
Sel,tif,en heiett peroen. Ssapm fonn.
te Mmerifa anareifen. China uno sic
SoIldnbiifen SnIeln ieien fir Slime.
rita lebenspid,tig. Gie @urmaroilte
IN China ioQte aufgemaft nerben,
hamit man bier Material nah Chino
lieiern f0nnte. Die epentueIle 9eiet-
ma ollrd, beutIfe Srunpen ser So.
ienitabt Tnfar in slfrifa fonnte Die
II q. oeranlaiien in ben &rieg geaen
Die gd,ie einsutreten uin.
0ir 9lrbeiter in s(merifa fraeen
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Die et,elii4e Kan,pi>

Berlin. 9ei ser @eurteilllng ser
gcaen,udrtisen Gage Gnglonos ITO
Geutihe lno Gualdnoer iid, iuenia.
items in Sem eineu Eunfte einig. bob
oas engliide Golf scr lflucritcn Yrii-
iimg ieiner 8eididte aeaeniigeritebe.
Sas Shidial scr britiidcn &aupt-
itabt. Die gum eriteu Wale ,mmittel=
bar oeu 5erliorenoen @irf,,neen bcs
&rieges ausaeictt lit. lit bieriiir INN.
boliie). Gs seigt aild,. peld,e innerc
araIt oas engliite Golfe heute a,li.
'nbrinacn bot INN ieiner eegenipGr.
iaen Gage geIpadien su iein. Sn
Geutihlano miro natl,rgemGB nit
aroBem Sntereiie bie sraae erortert.
OF Sas ensliicte &olf innerlid) itarf
genu9 lei. I'M oieie eroBte Hriiiln9
ieiler 8eid)idte ieelild) uuo mora.
lid burhSlhaiten be5lp. pie lanec es
Dem bon Gbnrd)il geiuieienen @ee
in Die 3erit0rlrng irlgen iperbe.
Tieiem Yrcblcm miomet Der SOL,
fiide 9eobahter" cine pipholoaiid,c
ltnteriudung, Die lid, ourd, oas @e.
miiben Inn Elm obieftpes llrteil aus
'cihnet. Sn Ser slnalpie ser enaliih.
IN &imorai geht oas 9latt bon
Der Neitltelllna aIls. oab >"r Gna.
ldnoer feinesiness ieiae lei. Seine
aeiamtc Grsicbung lei pielmebr bar,
alli gerihtet. ale arGite oes M,ltes
su lueden. aud ienes Serbalten I'M
biiraerlihen 2eben. bas man 3ipil,
fllraee nenne. Ger Mut ser britiihen
Soloaten lmo Sfiisiere miro in
Seutihlano ofieniid,tlid) bod einae.
'd,dbt. 60 meiit 3. g. elm anberes
oc,tid,es 8latt gegeniiber Der mad,
Ger Nieoerlaac in Nortueaen la,lt &c.
poroenen englii6en &ritif oaralli
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Sir bic benStiatem Wlinoeu

0ie @,tnoeSrcgier,,ng l,nh .43
GinseIitaaten eehen monatlihe I'm.
tcritiibung an mebr oils 40,5OO blins
oe Gerionen ieoen sIIters. sic niht
inn itanoe iino. fir ihren llntcrbalt
nuisufommen.
I'm oieie llnterltiituns 81 erbal
ten. iollte iid) bie nctbeoiiritige blin-
be Herion on sic nGhite isiiriorge-
lteIle in ibrcm @obnbcsirf ipenocn.
Sic m,b betpciien, oaB lie fein Gin
fommen bat uno eGnslid blind lit,
oocr Dob ibr sl,.genlid)t 10 ibmoh it,
oab Iie iid nidt mcbr ernGbren fann.
Sic meiiten Ginseli elitaaten perlangen
niht, oaB tie Riirger ser Gereini9ten
Staaten iinb uno niele perlangen
audi nid)t. bab iie eirc beItimmte 3eit
in Dem betreffenbeu Ginselltuat on
iaiiig iino. Giniec Gin5elitaaten Der,
lonaen. Oab Die bIinoe Yericn elm
Sabr oaiclblt ani6iiia i'll; ober sic
mciten Gin5clitaatcn rerlanaen cine
IGngerc MniGiiisfcit. Sic f0nnen a6er
nitt mebr als ciniGbrige s(uidliigteit
lnmittclbor Dor Scr snlrrngItelllnG
Inn lluteritiibuna uno bier Sabre in.
nerbalb ser lebtcu nelm Sabre on
iprbern.
Tic monatlebc llnteritiitumg miro
in ieoem Safe BON Dem GinSelIloot
leIlaelett unh oie @l,noesregierl,ng
teilt sic Soften unb 5luur. bis 81 $40
oas Monat iiir jeoe Yerion. Sic
3ablsn9en an Gin5elperionen rih
ten lid gan5 mnd Scm Notheouri ser.
'elben mo iino oobcr alh iebr rer-
Id'icoeu. Gle ourhihnittlihe monat.
lifc llnteriliiblng fir notbeoiirftige
9liubc bctrGat in 43 Gin3elitnaten.
WeIt)c ipld)e Torfehlnaen 9etboiicn
babcn. etpos lucniacr ol5 S2i mo,
uatlid,. Ssn aht Giuselltooten bctrG9t
lie meniser als $15 umo in 5ebn Gin
5elitaaten mebr aIS $25 monatIit.
Gs beitebt feline slltersgren5e in ser
6iiriorge iiir 8linbe, aber cine blinz
oe Eeriou i'm Sitter bon iiber 60
Sabren fam nid)t beioes. ellters=
6iiriorge uno llnterltiiBrng nit Niid,
iid)t alli 9linbbeit erhalten
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bin. onG es Sen Gom,nau0autcn un6
9eiasl,ngen Scr britiifen ariegss
idiffe teinespess an giniabfrenoigs
felt Gcichlt habe. Slbcr ser britiifc
'tllt lei, 10 miro in Der 8etrahtl,ng
Iucitcr ausaeiiibrt. niht ois3iplinicrt.
ionoern man gche loipcit, in Ois5ip=
lin unb llntcroronlrng cine BeiGbrs
Dung ocs Mutes 3u iehen. God tritt
oas @erlincr @latt ser s(uiiniilng
entgeaen oils ob man sic GnalGnoer
einIah uls rois5iplinlos" be5eidnen
fonne. Ser GngIGnoer perfiiee sipei-
iellos iiher 9is5iplin, aber lie appels
Ilcrc nidi an sic @cmeinihait. ion.
bern an Sen Nuben Ses Ginselnen.
Gin iueientlider5aftor ser eneliiden
aampfmoral lei ipeiter cine ielblts
oeritGnolide 2iehe lno 9(nbGneIid,
felt oeS Gnglanoers sll ieilem 2anoe.
Slber auh oieies 8eiiibl mur3ele niht
I'M @elpuBtlein bon ser Healitdt 6es
Gmpire als elmer lpcItbeberridrll6en
Nfaht, Ionoern es gleife mehr einem
ronantiiden Sra,m bon o0rilif,em
Irieben. bonn airdgana an Conn.
tag. Don itrobgeoedten alten SGuiern.
bon einem meiBen Serrcnbals innits
ten zines grobeu Harts. gieie Sim
lpeile MAIDEN Sen llutcridieo Slpiiheu
Dem englilden luo Dem oeutiben
Sebcnsgeiiihl iiberals beutlih. TaS
9crliner @laif meint, oab ale sic
aampfmoral ocs GnelGnbers be.
Itin,mcnocn GiacnihoIten ausihlieBs
Iid i'm EcrlSnIideu ml,r5cln uno bon
Der Saltlna oes GinSclnen geprdet
perSen. @aS ibncn ieble. ieien Sre-
llnng llno 8cmeinIamfeit mnS ihliebs
lid Organization. Sbne biele Gle
nente fonne man ieooh feinen totas
fen 9rieg iiibren. Man f6nne lie aud,
nid)t improoiiieren. oem lie miiBten
geuahlen iein unb lid, auf Den Sp.
fern allfballen Sic sic 0'emeinihaft
bril,ge. Nnid,lieBeno meint oas @latt
COB, luas he,ltc nod Die enaliide &c.
iamtmoral GhIrcd,t crbalte, lei ser
6lailbe al oas 8unoer, sic Soii-
nln9 aui bie amerifaniid)e Silie mno
>ns Oenfen in gorbiloern aus Scr
britiiden @eihihte. .Mm miro allo
pcitcr tGmpien. bis 81, ocm 3eitpunft.
oa Ser @lal,be an bas @un6er uns
eriiiat aeblieben lit. sic SoiTnung
nj Sic groBe amerifanifde &ilfe oa.
binldppinoet uno iif) fir allcs, tuaS
geid,ehcn lit. fein ScrbilS mebr fin.
oct Gen 3eitpunft aber beItimn,en
ollcin mir" ...
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Nittiuod, 20. Nuoember :

NtttDO0, ~. NuOember:
6:l5 3eitwassidau
:45 Nadrlhten. eneliih
$3.50 Nadr;btsn. ensIiid
HctEl!lags valleru Sluuoaro limt
':4f 'tobr'dten engllib
n:' Spltungsihcu
80 Trutitll,nrpho
S:U 1tudrldl IN. enellih
9'O' Nus oer 3p:taeitebcn euali't
1915 Fut)rid'1tn. op,tih
10 80 9tahrltteu. euallib
1850 Gl,r,bcr:d)t. enc!iid
I2aa Nat,ritten eneliid
Sonnerstas, 21. @opember:
Ssolrrittass gu'tern Stanoaro Time
Gas Radridten. engliid)
$40 Nodridten, eneIiid
5:45 Nadrid1ten, eneIiid
6:15 3eit,ngS'tau
7:3O Tcutiflanoed,c
SOC Rahrld,ten. eneIiid
s:4::. Sf!uele Bo"trdge. engliih
q'n' Nus Dem 2eitaeihehen. eualiih
;0::i Nadriften. Seutid
1890 Vutrihten, enaliid
10:5n 4ursberibi. ensliid
csreitas, %. Nopember:
NaGmi!tass GaItprn stanoaro Time
5:45 Nahrift"u ensIiid,
GAS NafJrld)ien. eneliid
1880 Seutidlanoeho
500 9sadri.bten. snsIiid
900 Mns Dem 3eitseideben. rnalii6
1913 NaGritten. oeutit)
1880 aur3be:: ift, engIiid
Ai!6er>em reroen ie nod geoari
m,d)Ege Pafritten BON Jau 5u Son
ant 81 'on'ilger 3eiten seientet. Nen.
oerursen Ser Spnoe5eiten ur5 WeI.
lel1rsen ,uproer ietueils iiber Den
sc, ser befanrteeseben.
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Den iouen. Sit a,,d oieies @utadten
OILS Sdub Der SipiIiiation gu be.
"adten9 Wir fragen nns: WeIhe
3ipiliiation9 Gie slntlport lit leidt.
@er lie aber nidt idneu erraten
fann, finoet iie in Ser lteberidriIt
icies slrtifeIS,
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filie fir SIC >1stbe>iiriti gen unter SEM sseial
Security Nef
Security Net

Infer Sem ScrioI Sem,ritp vi,
erbaltcn lnaefGbr orei Millioner
9totbehiiritiae in Sen Tereinietcr
Staatcn mcnatIidc ltnterItiibune in
bar. Sicic Mrt bon gcitiIic uennt
mon "SeifcrtIidle ;siirioree". Sol
aenSc Eerioner erhalten oieIelbe:
I. Notbebiiritiae Trouen uno Min,
ncr inn slltcr ron mehr ols 65 Sab
rem; ..
?. &inoer in Tnmilien. iuclhc Sen
Crn0hrcr nerlorcn bobcu:
3. @coiiritigc bIinoc Gerionen of
ne Nltcrsunter'fieh.
S'e'e @orinlpcno,'naen iipo iiir
rotbeoiirItiae Tcricnen beItirmt
lueId'e nnoerniaQs in slnItaltcn I'M
tcrgchradlt neroen niibten. Sniclge
Nieles monotlifen Ginfommens lit es
linen iehoh ernho9lidlt oaheim ,ll
hleibcn.
Sieic monatlid,en llnterItiit,mes
gclber iperhen ourd SeIientlid)e
@ohliatrtsitcQcn in sen Stioten,
Srt'd)oitcn lmS Counties zines ieben
GHnselIlnatcS nllSNe5ohIt. Ser Ginsel,
ltaot bcItilnmt in icoen Sale, Of sic
Eer'on. tuelhc lum @eiItano eriuf)t,
aud, oa5u berehtiat lit rmo niericI
Tie erbnlteu ioa. Sic @unScsrcaicr.
llnG gibt icSod, inncrbalb elmer be.
'timnlten @rcn5e einen 3llIdu6 bis
CUR Sdlite oeS 8elnbetrages, pcIhcr
in ieoem Sale ausaesohIt miro. Ser
'5in'elIloat 5ablt sic anberc SGIitc.
Tiir notbcoiritiac altc 9ente
g'uhesu 'm:i Milicncn oIte Scute
n Sen &erciniaten Staaten erbalten
monutlid,e ltnteritiit,lna. Tieie I'm
terltiitl1na nennt man sic vMlters-
sSiiriorac". @ie crhGlt mon oie SIT
ters Niirioree"2
trtoiiritigc Trauen ,lnS NGnncr
icliten iid oeslpegen on sic nddite
Ceiientlid,e ssiirioraeiteae in ibrem
@obnbcsirt penSen. Der s(ntrag
miro bon oieiem Bureau gepriift mb
cine monatlihe llnterltiisung miro
geiudhrt. penn Ser ssaa mnter sic
&eseln ser slItcrs- ,siiriorge in Sem
betrefienben Ginjelitaat iGut.
Gieienigen, meld,e I'M SNilie er.
'i'd)en ,lperoen fooh Irasen betreiis
ibrer eigeucn Gerion unS ihren Ser
hlltniiIcn 81 beontworten babeu.
Sic miiiien ibr sllter angeben. - vsn.
tcrs. .Tiiriorge" erbalten MIR Ser.
'onen im 9llter BON So Sabren uno
onriiber.
Sic miiiien beiueiie,,. tpic lange Tie
in Dem GinselItaat aniGiIia limo. ~su.
ters. Tiiriorae" fam ibnen nur &c.
puhrt peroen. lpcnn lie cine gemiiie
3eit oaielbIt eclpobnt baben. Sic
meiIten Gin5elitateu eebeu nur icl.
d)en Eerionen llnteritiiB,mg. Ole IN
Dem betreiienoen Gin5elitaat Elm Sabr
ooer langer Dor oem slntrass. Gatrm
getuobnt baben unb bier peiterc Sab.
re innerbalb Der lesten neun Sabre
Sn lpenisen Ginselitaaten lit oic Der.
lanate @ohn5eit fiir5er.
Sic alten 9eute miiiien in oen
meilten Gin5elltaaten belpeiien. oab
lie @iiraer Ser &ereinisten Staatcn
iino. slber ser Social Security slct
beItimmt. oab ibnen Die llnterltiitl,ng
nid,t cntbalteu nerben tamn. ,peiI lie
nid)t large aenug 9iiraer paren.
%etraa Der mouatliden 0iiriorse
Tie gcanlten Der Ginselitaatlihen
ssiirlurge priiien poriid,tig oen Soil
elmer ieben Ginsclperion. lpeIhe nm
glterss sIiiriorae eril,dt. I'M ieitsu-
Ilellen miepiel Tie benotist. Sic be-
riidlid,tigcn Den 9eoari al Tabrung,
2leioung ltno anbereu Monuenoia-
feitcn. Sic beriidiidtigen ierner ir.
geno tpelhe einfommcnaueQrn. Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
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@ir miiiien dber geiaBt iein, Die
@eloberren baben ,lns NIT einem
Sub if,on in ben arieg bineinseibo-
ben. 8eitern bieb unier Serr HrG.
libcnt MooiepeIt 10000 IIussellge
gut, Ole naf) england gelhidt iper-
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