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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Lonqacres Gossip

Keep ~ rain away snd ms
week end : Speed Handicap always
ene - i.angaeres No. features
Sill show ytu something
over Drive q course vii start
4 the track Il right
Brodsa. Joe 1limmelhoch's recent
acquisition. Is also a certainty.
Allen nrumhsller vii have Cam
pls FsisSer out again. Mrs Frances
Keller may toss her own shady
town as well ss Al RoS~nherg's
oimpo al EN-.
And there Iast may be starter
you'd never expect. cid Rockwell.
rhis fellow. eight years cid and
picked out q = claiming race az
$500 last year BY Mickey Fshey.
copped the spoksn. graded handi-
cap Sunday with such ridiculous
ease that mis- owner may send him
right back next Sunday In the
speed. This Spokane event was
run in 10 IS Jockweii has al
ready been 10 IS and with his
lack Of experience against the big
ger boys could get an edge IN the
weight sufficient 10 make him
dangerous
Rockwell opened up tremendous
lead on his field SUNDAY. EAllapsd
in without a whip being laid on
him Mickey Fahey Erinned from
car to ear collecting that one.
Racing resumes "wednesday with
twsligh,sr.
Another good crowd and another
bulging handle on track that
vas fast enough was Sundays con
trbution. Saturday mornings rain
made that day one q sloppy going
II. ". smith oopped his first
win ON Jockwell after being
set Down for rough riding.
Jockey y. weidaman. who had
20 Law off with broken toes. got
back into riding with a win ON
Harvey q. q.
Z Douglas nodson now leads the
riders with 20 wins 10 - for Char
lie Rails.
Keep an eye on this combination
George Newclls horses trained
by Cleavenger. ridden by Billy
Woods. They won their FIRST one
Sunday when Billy plotted Glad
Santa 10 a nifty win In the second.
Newell and Cieavenger have had
other winners. Bonicon. Sister
Cleiie. Clipper II. but Woods just
Joined up. had his second mount
aboard Glad Santa Sunday
Hes bred 10 the saddle this boy.
\ great grandson ~ the great Eng.
nsh jockey. Fred Archer. i cocsy
youngstar who. II he avoids the
pitfalls en- De money, ihef say
he has good hands and a real way
with horses
Bill BoeinK has bought two more
good ones. Paid at least So. 900.
they say Tor two yssrlinga ~
Sickle. one out 81 Myrtiewood. the
other out Of klliashandra. kiilas.
handra Is the dame u The great
handicap horse Mate. was one ~
the most sought after yssrlinKa in
Kentucky. II took real folding
money for the Seattle thorough
bred fsneier 10 land The pair Of
them.
" A. Phiipot. veteran condis
toner nov running = string AZ
Longacrea. ssys No Composition.
which finished eighth On field 81
IS IN the Hollywood Cold cup def.
nitely will start IN the t1onEacres
Nile. has a letter from son Hurst.
Who handles the star. saying plans
ara All laid
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McChord 0uislugs
South Tacoma Pines

McChord Field Bombers defeat
ed South Tacoma Pines, II to 10.
in a free-hitting game at Robert
Gray field Sunday. Both teams had
one big inning, the Bombers tally
ing nine times in the second while
the Pines pushed over 10 runs IN
the last Of the ninth. Johnny Sew
erance walloped home run with
the bases fun in the Pines big
inning
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Davids Win

The House ~ Davids defeated
the Kansas city Monarchs. eolorsd
travelling nine. Sunday a. Athletic
park. . 10 /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Your Postmaster ssa tn you
hos 10 invest In U. D. p~f<nes
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Hogan Adds
To Earnings


CHICAGO = Little n>n ffe44r.
whe mas .riif prize noe>r = y
consecutive golf teurnam>nss. to-
day heated ~ ~ rssss - srafh<<
isx q NJ csmr~skn n h~<ss $40
aneads 81 slnus r<eera earnings -
30 SD - s<t N ipss
TIE mite frum T<sss sir~sas
has passed ne total e ttasa1
with which - ed al rsifs<s -
ne asllaa lssf Ysaf ttis tw~-
.frnks victory over Z. = Open
Cnsmpian Craig wsos In c1sis@ues
O. 600 open yesterday hssasbt hisu
81 100 mere nd llftsa ne s~sssns
winnings 10 tit.alT
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possible BY Two sunday Fe<snds -
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lie got net one bat too stsh
almost identical spprstash sncts -
fhs 18th and iTth. Each ira s>sof
left him puts ~ eight fest snd ~
poured them In sifh little heuits<
ton
Gasng 10 Norh aa . III sftss -
hnlss. isegan pseksd sp . MA
80 lnsths masnlns and ss-ss -
In ths Afternoon.
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f.usth ~.th asa. .aa r.,sxx nsn-
.n.u. Monterey ParE. c4iif. 80
nnh ~ssh sas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
S0F T BALL

day els ,. ~
COMMERCIAL IEA0Ig
All-halls "a Scottlss Il Ar Q n
Psllpmsn -. Fl1rnltIFeHssn. Jefferson
No. !.
IsDIsIhIAI IEAGIT
Musicians ~ gafszeusn. Portland
No Z CompznY b 5sth QMC "
Local 2ses. Mckinley No. !.
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CAdy l up. p L. Christine defeated
Bud Abraham / UP on The 2Oth.
Fourth Flight
L. b Stevenson defeated Geo
Hopensitz 3 and a. Prank Newell de-
feated General Jones default. c. O.
Peterson defeated I'd Solberg 0 and
5. Jim Aondeau defeated Geo. Glass
and /.
FIRST half OF the annual home and
home golf match between Tacoma
and Seattle chapters Of the America
Institute OF Banking vas held Satur-
day a. the Lakewood Golf course
Just south o. Seattle.
The Tacoma contingent Of 10 mem
bers Was handed a ssvere setback
when only three club-swlugers we're
able % win points. Flnai score was
20ts 70 81
on August . tie return match will
be held on the Brookdale layout.
Highland SUNDAY. match piaT' pat
Johnson. 10 up Joe PeuDfich. . Up.
D.ck Warbler . Up. . 5 peers. 7 Up
Al kousmo Up RICK Thompson.
10: Geo Mo-. Z up. J. " Davis .
Up. Jim Y0rE Jr even Geo COMB
5 up Pat Kelly. . up Don Boufgaize
up. Ken Hopper ] Up jack IN
right G up Mickey stray z up Oscar
Forsbefg 2 up Ken Reeves. Up.
Olaf OrYthlnE up. Stuart sullivan.
LurEe 8 up. Bill HedDerlg . up pop
stone 2 no Tom Asdak. Q up Jack
Mcintyre up EdWard Jensen. up.
saturday. Points
Chris Cavsnsuzh - " fneks. -
Ioe rl,oo 81 c2nr..d konamo. y
Mickey btrsF %
Gluh Champions
A. KouEmo 1ou from Morf.s PRINT
gan - Ken Reeve aou from Bill
KlstsT "a AT Abe aou from n
Jensen "a JACK AeIntyfs won from
Nels EaFbsrg. 2-I
first Flight
RlcE Thompton Won from JACK In
rlghf ] Up 6aus YORK from from
EDDIE Morgan. defau.t Sci Andef-
son Won from jim YORK r. a. Csc.
Coonna von from Don Boafgalzs.
second flight
Joe Ts1fco Eon from e A sullivan.
{ up. Harold 5orEeufr uou from
OscaE FolsbeFg al Fat Jehuagn aon
from Jimmy johnson. 81 POO Stone
Won from Pete sofsenffi. ! ~.
Tom Msdzk Won from Gordon Ben
nett. osfault jim Hozk s. son ffoEn
Jlm Eadonlch. -. AarshAll L4eEs
uon from Grant Eckman osfault:
Pred Falchsck son from leif Isnsen.
I'd
Fon-fh flight
Geo. No Won from Dick Harbfr
up On -. Ken Hoppef Won from
M9fon jensen "a. stuart Sullivan
xou from BIZ secEisf. FL. BIZ Esq3a
Egn from MicEsY STRAY. I W
rim flight
Bill Hed hfFg H1u from Bill IEpllu.
default. Prank Olson EOn from Tom
Dogls default Joe PsuoFlch Won
from o s. Peers. 2 %. pat Kelly Eon
from BAY stsnmsT. : up.
sixth FliEht
Clarence BiSeEford Won from BOD
A1llln, ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

FssHanass. Nhtss . cls~~zs. s<a4ee
hsss prfnanas1. aas4ns< pl@F e>fr~ts
~ els.~ll sinss. I 20. ast<fss. mnea
ana fsaxhsFi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

You never saw q race like
IN. first. Down In. bark
stretch Hersi. Thistle Air and
ahlefl.an were ala length.
sbe.d Of Harvey q. o.. Nnllst
and Crown Flight Vet Harvey
q. q. van 10. Herest hung On
far second with Muilet third
aud Crown flight fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Sohball

A home ran aith sns sbgsff ID
each game gave bFsmerf0n Bot
tiers tao Yerdiets over Tacoma
Botilsrs Sunday ~ jefferson No. z
diamond Ia an exhibition double
header.
Results Sunday.
A. jefferson No. ?:
Bfsmerton =. 100 l02 % . 4
Tacoma ..... COL Oil o 3 3 5
Jensen and Adkins. Dyer and
Mayor
Second game
BremsrtOn .. COZ POI o 3 3
Tacoma 49,. 100 600 81 10 3
Niles. Mcintyre and Grams.
Samson and Ellington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
American League Ball Race
Developing Into Runaway
Yunks in Lead: Notionol Title Chose.
However. Beginning TO Tighten No End
Rob FeIlcr In rain and mud.

hhn ffHFf N FaAH HHu 8aNas
They wound up their trip yester-
day By winning Thinning thriller
from the Tigers. i2-s. Twice the
Tigers tied the score. - and 6=s
but IN the nth Keller and Hen
rich hit homers % pace a six-ul
rally II was No % for Keller
and No. Il for Heinrich Joe Di-
Maggie elouted cut four hits.
three doubles and homer No. II.
INDIANS LOSE GROUND
Cleveland lost ground by divld-
ing with the Senators steve Sum
dra stopped the Tribe. 50. in the
opener. featuring a two-run triple
BY Vernon and a two-run homer
by Bloodworth. Jim Bagby pitched
the indians TO 81 victory In the
nlghteap.
The Browns put the slug on the
Red Sox twice. 6-s and 100. and
extended their winning streak TO
four in row. their longest Of
the eason. II was the Brownies
seventh win In eight games Pinch
Hitter Ted Williams maintaining
homer with two on provided the
Red sox only scoring Of the day.
Rookie Bob Munerief hurled the
shutout in the nightoap.
LYONS WINS 2isND
Ted Lyons pitched his 2s2nd
victory and the White Sox trim
med the Athletics. 81 but Chiea-
10 got only an even break when
the As won the nightcap. al in
10 innings. Sam Chapman's homer
was the lone run off Lyons, Who
gave up only SIN hits.
The Cardinals ripped off
two victories over the Braves.
winning the opener, az In IL
innings and the nightoap. Is,
called end Of eighth becaus.
OF the Sunday law. Marion's
double and Walker Cooper's
single drove In the two de-
Gliding runs In the 18th OF the
opener. Fnos slaughter drove
In four runs In the nighicap.
three with n homer.
Brooklyn lost a fun game by
breaking even with Pittsburgh.
The Dodgers won the opener. 81.
but John tanning handcuffed
Brooklyn in the nighteap and the
Pirates triumphed. 81. Freddy
Fitzsimmons was hit on the elbow
by a liner In the opener and had
10 retire in the fourth. with Curt
Davis coming IN 10 become The
winner. Excitement ran high in
the second game when Manager
Frsch and Outfielder Elliott were
elected by Umpire Barr and JordA.
With Paul Derringer snappinE
five-game losing streak in the
opener. the Reds beat the Phlllies
twice. I'll and 81. II was Der
ringers eighth win. Mike Nc
cormick had a perfect day at bat
in the opener. q for 1"
Johnny Fuckers first homer Of
the season, with a mate On bass
gave the Giants n rs decision over
the Cubs and an even break as
Chicago grabbed the nighteap.
-. with Yern Olsen tn the box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
kickin' Rabbit

Nature rebels.
Seotty King went into the
woods behind his home at Tan
wax lake.
He was hungry and was ohas-
He was chasing a rabbit with
q stick.
As ne ran after the little crit
ter down a gravel trail the rsb-
bits hind foot kicked up a rock
and smote Sootty on the eye
When Scotty reached home.
holding mis- pepper and groaning,
his sweet wife, Eva. said:
Serves you night, trying TO
kill q darling rabbit. Didn't YOU
ever hear how David slew
GOLIATH You feel like Goliath
did. And look like him. Look
at that eve"
At least, that's scotty's story
Of how he got that black eye.
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And Poison Oak

And Abe Oiswang, the Tacoma
sportsman
He vas fretting on a river the
other day.
IL Was the Duekabush river.
. He had worries.
so Abe sat down TO think
things over.
And a day or two later he
came UP With poison oak smack
dab where he sits down.
Now he walks like a guy with
four lsths up esch troussr leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

" A Phiipot. veteran eondi-
toner nov running string A.
Longacres. says No Composition.
which finished eighth On a field 81
IS IN the Hollywood Cold cup def
niteiy will start IN the t.onEacrss
Nile. has a letter from son Hurst.
who handles the star. saying plans
are all laid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Two In = row for Eky Pirate
NlSi. Smith has his ane hn.s
stable in fine shape and Doug nod-
son gave him a swell ride tea.
That American Red craIs check
turned over after al the returns
was for yt7.16e. which il REAL
folding money Employees. horse.
men. public and ooneesasonalrcs ali
jolned with the sponsoring Team
ators Union 10 make Il the beat
charity day ever conducted on q
Northwestern track.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

wv NHfAFfs t8#A 49,
fsaF. YesF-eid swaer. saw IRE
winners slrcle SATURDAY foe
fA- ftrst tiu.~ wsea he En-
aaire wea. Pepper set. .m.rtsr
but little bigger asy ~ dss.
Step Mother. n fAv0rlts n
Sundays second. eaaidnt get oas
u kailop, traslsd tho field
through seven farlanEs aid man.
sge 60 got NJ for fourth money
which position did wsEsrers no
sood
Kenny Taylor and Jos Martin
have headed for California. Charlie
Schindlc for Montana.
Didn't think II was possible but
Shasta slipper did = milo snd :
quarter in 70t Is. mat three
fifths q a second off the track
record set by Mrs. let with -
pounds, squalled ~ len HsIhef
and slogan later. Douglas poasnn
had the siN-year-old daughter 81
Sailor Roy and shasta fleet in
front from wire TO Nire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

E Douglas podson now leads the
riders with 20 wins 10 - for Char
lie Rails.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

Sutigfeit uirflauter ST gcltaltel,, lit
sic ,S0r0crllnN eines lunfuMcnoel
5tuoiunts io5ioler Erpblenle i'm Sid)-
te ser Sebreu ser Sirdc mo lnter
Ser 2eitlua iDrer uerbrieftelt 9luto-
ritut ponnotcl.'
9ieier grforoernis erItredt iid)
alh ouf Sic Grlucitcrllng Ser religi0=
fen &ellntniiie. Su Ieinen1 al sic
&irthe ser Ser. Stooteu gerihteten
9tlnoidrcibcn uSert,m &aetitiac"
lteut Yaplt Yius Scr 3lu0lfte fclt:
,0ie N0tc llnlercr Belt forocrn, ooB
old Sic Saien 1ulo bcionoers ienc.
peld)e nit ser @ierorWie ser &ir0a
5llIanuleuar6eIteu, iib einen ,Shob
religioler &enntniiie ol,eignen, ni1t
ein idipG6li6es uno fiirtnprlihcs
8iilen, ioubern. elm nit 5ilie bon
9iibereieu lno .Stuoieu- lmo Dis.
fltliions5irfeln griilolid uno reid
geltaltetes Biiien.'' u; :
Sir 6en Central =Bereitt, ser fraIt
oes i9m BON ben omeritaniiden 8i.
idofeu ii6ertrasenen offi3ieuen Man.
bats sur 8eitatisung auf oem @ebiet
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(6ortiesllng folgt)

0aS G50i6briac @eitebcu sec
idluei5erilden GiogenoNculhoit lit
old) bon ser p1pltlicGcu SNpci5er-
goroc in &otifnn nit eilrr firhld)cn
lno iueltlidcn sScicr begongcn NOR.
ocn. S(n &orllittoH bc9o6 iiU ooS
nciontc Oienltircic &orp5 in sic San
Martiuo= Stride r1o lpohnte sort belu
0onf9ottCSoicult bel; sic Seicr, sic
bon heinnntlidpcu &ir6rnlicocrn llnt.
ro0n1t ml,roc, ic(loB nit Oem &c
Gelm .1mo bcn1 eudjariltiiOcu SCI
gen. elm Spatnodnittag folgte in
oen1 nit oen pdpltlitc1 1,no oeu
Sdpei5erTarbell geldn1iitften Sol oer
&aIerne Sic patriotiI6e &uno9cbltna.
Nad Ser SerleIllng oes 8unoesbriel
fes bon 1891 Dielt ,SberItleltnaut
8fpffer bon s(ltisboien sic paterliin-
oil6e aniprade. Mud bier untro9m-
ten @eiangsuortrdge 6ie sseier.
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3eugnis oofiir .ab, baB utau iid III
iteiaenoem WsaBe ser Ntdtisteit uno
Beoeutmg Ser io5ialen 5raae be.uuBt
miro. Mud bef,lnoet bie 8esebung
Der @eoenftage, oaf iid 3atbolifen
uno alth Nibtfatbolifen eiu beiieres
Berit1nonis fir SEN 8ert ser pdpit,
liden Sdreiben su erldlieBen be-
sinnt. Mber gar Dieles miro nod &C.
idebeu ntiinen, nm oie bon oen Rap>
item perfiinoeteu @runoldse iu sic
Eat lun5uIesen.
Inter Sem 0rl,d ,bieler @retgnilie
empfeblen mir, baB sic 1uierm Ser
BANJO angeb0renoen 8ereine fortan
in nod ipeitsebeuoereut YtaBe als
bisber iid io5ioler 9dti9feit befleiBis
gen, einseoent ser @rflaruns Baplt
Bius' bes glften: ,,ltn oie io5iale
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Neiolutionem Der Sc. 6eaeralberl lammlung
DeS gcutral=YereinS -.

ten. oarum orinseno, flei6ig Yrief'
iuediel 5n pflegen.
autbolilbe iunee Mdnner inn Ni>
litaroienit miiiien ein autes 8eiipiel
sebelL no INNER iie lueileu. SSSn Ben
Waelitrom ser Sanoesoerteteiguns
seldleuSert, brinsen iie groBe Spfer
Yie1e, baben Bertrauens- mo @bren-
Iteaen aufgeseben, ,,m eineu beidei-
oenen Blas in Gienite ibres 2onoes
3u be5ieben. 8ir tuiirbigen ibr Opfer
uuo ibre Yfli6ttreue lno oanfen ib-
nen bafiir. Bir boffen uno beten,
oaB> o,,d iuenn iie in sic unerquid=
lihlte llmgebuna setuieien lueroe',
uuo idlpere 8eriuduneen ser MT
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ser 2atbolildeu aftiou in Der Eat
g,auiammenarbeitet nit Der Sierardie
Ger airde", iolte bic Wabnln,s oes
81. Baters bon belonoerer 8eoelttung
iein. ltno Tie oarf nidt ntiBadtet
meroer, tpouen tuir unlerer Aufgabe
treu bleiben.
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2at9olii9e SnasmGaner nnb bic
- 2am6esperteibigmng

" 2ambesnerteibisaag
Das NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i,n-
feres 2anoes bat einen groBen 1ell
Der alnerifaniiden Sl,sero in oen
beridieoenen 3peigen bes 0silitar-
bienites auiammensefiibrt. 9os bat
biele por5iielide @igenidaften unite
rer i,rngen Mdnner IN sic @rIdei.
n,lna treten lailen, Dor allent ibre
Rflidttroeue gegenii6er bem Batter
lanoe offenbart. @s lit aber unuer-
meiolid, bab Sic @rfiilluns ibrer
Biirserpflidt iie forperliden lmo iitt-
Iiden &efabren bon srober iosioler
@eoeutlng fir oie 3uf,.nft ausiest.
SSsn boiler @rfenntnis Der S6iuies
riafeiten, benen Die aus ibrer baus-
Iiden llmtuelt gerilienen illneen 2el,>
te Iid gegeniibergelteat ieben, Orinet
Der 9atbolil6e Gentrol .Serein bon
Mmerifa barauf, boB nidts 1nterlaI-
fen tperoe 5ur S0roerlmg ibrer @obl.
fabrt.
@r empfieblt sic marmIte Witarbeit
feiuer Sereine 11no 8erbanbe an BEN
8eltreblngen bes National Catholic
community Serpice, ser bon 1nlerer
&ierorbie beItimruten beionoern To-
tboliI1eu 3entrale. .,
*Gr empfieblt bent anerifaniiben
8olf insbeiant uno Oen Wtitglieoern
ieiner 8ereine llno Gerbdnbe int be.
fonoern, 5u beten fit oie sngeborls
gen 1ulerer @eDrma6t. St empfieblt,
Dob Gorge getra9cu peroe fit ipei-
teite Gerbreit,ug ieiner 5lpei freien
Hampblete ,,@,lioe Higbt' lnO uSbe
Nanle Of @oo', sic eieens perfaBt
tplroen fiir Sic ilngen 0fanner i'm
MilitGroienIt. 9ie flltge rno erprob-
te sSitbrlng, sic n@uioe Slight" bic
tet miro nidt allein ibre geiItige
@oblfabrt bebiite1, ionoern ibnen
audi bebilfli6 iein, in bas @lternbous
suriid5ufebren> obne iittlibe 11,o for
perlde 8efledung, iueld)e sic @riitt>
buna elmer eelunoen 6onilie per=
eitelt.
Giidbaltslos berurteilen mir Sic
@eflogenbeit ser anerifanilden Wti=
IitGrbebGroelt Sorbeug1ngslnittel altf
Eager 5u balten ,tno ben 2eltten I'M
Wilitdroienit sur gerfii9l,ng 5u Itel=
len lno 10 tpenigItens inoireft Ser
Tn littlidfeit @oridub 5u leilten. @s
lit be6olerlid, baB nan nur oaranf
beoabt lit, sic s(usbreitl1ug BON
&raufbciten 5l1 perbiiten, obne &iid.
1idt ooral1f, Oh Sic 8eobad)tl1ng bes
Sittcngeieses barl,nter 1eioet.
9ie Muigabe oes. Militdrfaplans
fou podes @eritduonis finben BEL Sen
2elsteu I'M Militaroienlt iomobl ols
audi bel ibren Mneeboriaen oabeim.
Sen &atbolifen int Wtilidr6ienit le.
gen mir nabe, iid iofort init Sen
@eiltlieben ibres Sruppenteils in
&erbinolng 5u iebet. s(u6 en1pfeblen
mir, oaB bie Nal1en ser 9atbolifen
inr Militdr6ienit benaapldnen 5uae=
ftellt lueroen, bornebmlih bon Ben
Yfarrerl1, benn es lit redt i6lpierig,
Die 9atbolifen milit1rii1er ,3entren
obne Wfitbilfe felt5uitelletL uno pirf=
IiAe. Seellorgearbeit miro oaburd &C.
benrnrt, uenn ,lidlt gan5 unnoglid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
3.uiidemitaatlidje !OanbelsIdraufem

Vmtfdjem,tdatltd)e Yanoels'd)rdnfeH
@elebrt blrd Oie eriabring be-
lonoers in elropdiideu Sdnoern, 100
Suuoelsibranfen pielen Saoer rno
Streit lmo ielblt &riege berbeifibr-
ten, nobmeu bie llrbeber ser antert-
faniiden Seriallung in bas @rune-
geies llnleres Sauoes cine Weiie Be-
ltimmllng a,.f, Ourdy iueld)e elnent
8unoesltaat lmterlagt ipiro, Die Bro-
oufte eines anoern 5taotes, sic iibcr
leine StootSgrel5en beforoert luer-
Sen, nit slb9abcn l,uo 30lcu 81 be.
leacu. Der rolcbe pirtIdynftlidye Itf-
id)lulng 1ulIcreS SnnocS lit iu nidt
aeril,acun Wobc bieler lueititGoleuoen
Ycltin,ltlng 5lt Oonteu.
SSu SEN iiiualteu ,Sobrcu ieood) ba-
beu Diclc Stnoteu iulncr bOhcre
S5auoclSdrolfcu rings lln ihr Ce'
biet crrihtct, 1mt sic Gr5cuNnilie iG-
rer Sdlucltcrl rltnutcn ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Gini1c Stontcn hobcn lpgor uYorts
pi Gntrp' errihtct, lluo cit Stuat
Got gar bercn 60 AT leincn Srcnjcu
cntlnng.
S>u aciuiiicn SS0llen perocn sll'to'
nobilrcilclloc ne5lulunnelL cine Stener
allf ooS Wololin int Sunf ibrc3 Mu-
9cuS 5u el,tritbtru, beSglcirGen ouf
9irae luic Gobof IT, bNl., sic ld, be.
rritS 1T i6rcm 0eliB bcfiuocn. Ginl1e
Stnntcn bclcgen ollc bon onocrt
Stootcn ,,in,portiertcn' @orcn nit
elmer ,,@cbrothsltcler' noer crbchct
an ser StnotSgrcn5c cinc uNcrfutfS-
ltclcr".
Stootcn, sic licG i'm @ioerlprltN
SIR &erfalillna lolNe Ncdte ounlu'
Ben, l6oocn ibrent eigeueu 9tIbelt.
&ein ciu5igcr Stoot lit olth nl.r ent.
ferllt ipirtldnitlid Ielblt9cnii1euo lu,o
l,no6b0ngig bon Ser Ginh1br. llno,
ruuS nod ui6tiNcr lit, Sic Mobliobrt
ollcr 9iirger lmlcrcS SonOeS perlnnnt
Ireicn SanoclSurrfebr aluIlhcn bc,t
Stnnteit. llncnolih picl Sbooen funu
nm9eridtet mcrocu> lpcnn lnuu sic
3eitenllbr lm $50 Sabre Suritd.
Itellt 1uo Sic 4S @licocr zines eiu-
heitlideu Stootc5 iu cbeuIo piele
&lcinltooteu o,ftrilt.
Wir 1enfcn sic ol1elnenc Muf.
mcrtlonfeit oui oicic Wti6ltdnoc, iu
ser Spffnna boG S6rittc getau
uerrcn sur Gllrtfiibrl1ug ser Scr.
falillNSbcltilnnulng iiber 5luilbeu.
ltootlidc 9c5ielunaen.
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