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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22
GeDanfcn itn0 Grimnerungem
Bon Neo. 5ranS Guertaes

itan6. Der 2ebrer bebielt feline Steue
uno lebrte iueiter. Der Yaitor gao 5u.
oaB er eineu Jebler gemadt bate uno
nun par alIes ipieber gut. Mls iuir
gn6e Sftober 1883 bon gBisconlin
5uriidfamet, singen iuir &inoer gleid
bel ibm in sic 5Aule bis nod Oitern
1884, als sic Sdule aufborte, ioeil
ni6t mebr senue @efb ba ipar: Ser
sroBe Streit Iing balo a,t. Das ipar
sic bette fatboliide Sdnle 5ur, 3eit
nit 6em belten 2ebrer, Ben id ME
perseiien babe, iueil er 10 idon Inter
ridt erteilen founte; oann uns 10 fei>
ne 2ieber lebrte, Defenders fiir Beib-
nadten uno fit Sen @emeinbe> >gbriit-
baum, no ale lansen uno @elbenfe
befanlen. @r mar ein lieber Wann
,ln0 bate a,td einen feinen @eiang-
perein geariinoet fir oie 0elttiden
Sangesbriiber. 60 einen @eIang
batten sic Mn,erifaner nod nidt ge=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22

i'd, nidt:>, Seoeufans Grgerte er iid,
baB ct nibt bas @au5e in ser Sano
bate, b. CT bod BaItor ser Wtiiiiou
8udingbam lpar l1no sort slueinlal
int Monot Melle las Der 9ebrer
bielt iib on Sen 8orltauo, ser ibn
besablte. Gielleid)t 1rgertc CT lib audi,
,peil er feinen 2ebrer nod 2ebrerln
betommen fonnte lmo bier uar eill
feier, enropdiIder, ge6iloeter oelltlder
2ebrer, ser mirflid mas porltelte,
Der WuIifer, Gboroirigent lilu. mar
Die 2inher lerrten 0eltld lmo Gng-
liidL &atedisnn's uno @Ibelgeididtc
beutid.
Da FAM zines geabmittass ser Ba-
flor berangeritten, ging eiligIt in Sic
Sdule, riiionierte nit bent 2ebrer,
padte i'm beim Gragen lnb, iuarf i'm
binaus. Die 9in6er iagte er nad)
&altle. 9as IieB iib ser Sebrer lnlo
Der 8oritono nidt aefaaen. Sic
tuanoten iid an Sen 9ii6of Ser 9leid)
nad Corning fam; er bradte oen
8altor nit in sic @eriammll,ng 1T
Der Sdule. @eioe 8arteien bradten
ibre &lage Dor l,nS ser 8iidof cut
fdie6 fid fir sen 2ebrer uuo 0or.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22
Meine 6erfaaft
(Tprtipbll,,a)

60 sius es cine 3eitlans gut la5
alatt peiter Biz = ser 2ebrer fam.
1883. 8ir einsen nadJ 8iseoniin
nad Oitern, ,,no oarauf fam Ser
5treit iuesen ser Sdule, Ben mir
nadber erfabren baben, iuorin Der
2ebrer getpomn. 9ie @eid)itbte tit
furs bieie: Ser airdenoorltano, no.
su mein @ater eeborte oils Setter lmo
Ontel Sris Steinboff als Sefretdr,
bann nod stpei anoere @anner, Rarl
Sdrooer lmo Senrp 9uttler, bate
ben 2ebrer 9orl Arnoloi fonue'l
Iaiieu. Batter Setting bate bas aaes
nit Batter aruoloi iiberlegt uno be
fproden lno 10 tpar Ser frertnolidc
&err 2ebrer aus ser 5taot Ericr,
Deutldlano, angefonnen uno bate
bic Sdyule angefaneeu. @elpiB iuubte
Der Yaltor bapou, aber ipiepiel, ipciB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22
g,itt,pod, Ben 90. nftDber 1871

.Some again in Ohio; 1leper to leape
Ohio again, 10 bieB es INTO 10 blieb
es. gater lieB sid) 1T Gbio begrabelt.
9lls ct @isconIin DerlieB, Dattc er
iln Sian @elo 81, Deroieilen l,ao Damn
i'm Sriibiabr iuieoer5llfonlnlen mo
Damn n.f ieiueg. saao peiter 5u or
beiten. Gin geiuiiier Nann bon ga.
ben, Willpalttee, iuoIlte ib,n bebilflid
iein in a(leni. Aber ser CUTE Serr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22
bort. 0as iuareu sic 9eutl1eu bon
8udingbam, ..
9te 8r ii gs5eit

@ater Setting iaste einn,al: ~Ber
feline Yflidt erfiillen iuia, muB iider
Spfer brinsen" @r badte iider at
lib ielblt, oenn er ip,lBte aus @rs
fabrl.ng, ipelbe Spfer er sebradt, al.
lein ldon int Brielterleben an 3eit,
gequemlidteit, Miiben ,.no materiel=
len Wittelu. 8ar bod sic gauge
Bfarrarbeit III Bomerop Gin Spfer>
leben selueien, beionoers ais er lid
Ser arluen 8aiienfno6en angenont-
men. Damn als ct imlner mebr iolde
annabm um6 fir beren slusbiloung
ltno 3uf,nft Iorsen muBte. @elde
Opfer muBte ct brinsen an 8a6iam-
felt uno nddtliden Mrbeiten, inoem
er feline Jeoer bal.ptiadlid oes seadts
arbeiten lieB. Wanbmal rubte er
falm orei ober bier Stunoen uuo
oann iaB er Idon ipie6er am S6rei6.
pult ooer iudte 9iider nod in ser
8ibliotbet. ,,Wenn anbere Serren it,
re 8afan5 nebmen ltnb auf 8eiien
seheu, mub id 8u &ous bleiben uuo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22

I6rieh, .er .v.tlse ieBt anu llitbt belfett.
benn ieiu @elo lieee feIt. Mtn. >c
ipollte pobl perfan len lrno fonnte: lo-
gar nod ntebr befonumen ais mas
Sater 6afiir be5oblt bate, beult ols
Sano ftieg oas 9oppelte int Hrsis.
0od nein, eoou iuor ibnen 10 lieb.
lueil Ser quite Huitor ga mar llno 10.
piele quite 9eulld)e. s(ll6 botte ner
&ater l(ntraltt .'ieinen &onlnlllniprs'
unterridt angefalgen fir feline eri,e
&laile, auprin oll6 ie6 luar. .Gor1uu
nu,Bte id) oltd) blei6en. God Sic 9tot
preBte: ol(es mar lnls perfroren, lelbIt
im ,,9ueout'. 0as @leno iticg -
oarun orongte tie nlf u5llriid". >Sn
Sbio iuar's ni6t 10 bitter folt; Oauu
naren Oa ale Gerluaubte lno sSreuu.
oe lmo mebr Silie; oann quite Tr.
belt nit Geroenlt slu1 mar ia. n
Ohio iebt eine fatboliiUe Sdlllc INTO
Wtelie speilnal i'm Wonot, 1nno IN ser
onoeren 3eit f0nnc man nody Goru-
ing 4altfen.~ Selblt 6ron5 Rieper bat.
te balo genug BON @isconlin, sd Die
>Sol5arbeit IN Oeu ugineries" IN oclu
sSinter 19S3-S4 Itillag. gS6re er
nur nit inns gegangen! ST befon1 int
&inter 2ltngeuelrt5iinoung 11no ltorb
als mir fort waren. 9a fam bus
groBte gleno iiber Sic Srou ,mo Sin.
Ser. @ir iaBeu iebt ,uieoer morm lit
9udingbum lmo morteten olli cine
eigene Wubnllllg, Oie mir aud boio
betauen Wieine erlte &on,luluiou
ltabte ib ont 8eiBeu Sonntag 1884
in ser Miliionsfirde umo Shnle.
Dorauf muBte id sleidj nit in >ie
Otine, nod nidt 12 Sabre alt -
lullroe crit 12 Sabre am ~ 9e5eu-
Der. @6er Batter 6rallhte @elb, int
oas Sano slt be5ablen in &isconVn,
fiir Die Neilefolten lmo bam mltBtee er
alles ne,t fau fen. Ga fam nlitten int
Sommer 1884 ser grobe Streif in
beiSen Stilern oeren Splgen ,ltat
beilte nod ieben fam 1T 9teiu Straits
bile lnO llmgegeno, 0enu sic &ubleu-
ber9e bremen beute nod, iuelde Die
8erglelte alts Hade ange5iiuoet ba.
beil, neil sic Goal gompanies Iie lpie
Stlaoen bebonbelten unb Sic Breiie
ber,mterbriiften bon eiuen1 9ollar
auf 40 Gent sic Sonne. Die SHadtc
lagen itia uno sic 8ersleute tpareu
am @erbunsern; 10 in ser aon5en
SUNDAY Greet 8aaey. @elh eiu
@leno! 9as S6lintmite, mas nus
pailieren fonnte. &ein @elo Sunl Mo-
5ablen, nidt einmal gum 2eben. Ga.
mi! init oerlor Ser @ater pos ea"o i"
@isconiin.
(Jortlebuns folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22
8ur 0eri6t

l(rias bat cine llbr geiteblen. >
uBie famen Sic ba5u?" ~.
uDas @etter mar id0u. Sd gitts
fir mid bin. Sd iab oie ll6r, sic
ging AUDI. Da Iaste id mir: @ar,itn
iollen tuir nidt 5uiamu,en seben2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-22

9ergaugene 8ode iul,roe bon
aaroinal 9ougbertp, gr5biidof
bon Bbila6clpbia, Sic 81. @rloler-
firhe in Ybilaoelpbia, oie erlte
Stride fir oie diueliiden &otboli-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
STRIKE PUTS
 SCHOOL KIDS
 ON VACATION
Tacoma Pupils Leave Cold Room as Janitors De-
 mand Pay Increases

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 2-Seven- teen thousand school children in thirty-eight public schools began a forced vacation today because of strike of janitors and furnace maintenance men. Several thous- and pupils remained home, and others who went to class were being sent home during the cold and rainy morning as the rooms got colder.
 No fires were reported in school house furnaces. The School Board said about 75 men of the AFL En- gineers Union are on strikes .s
 Ray Moisio, AFL Tacoma Build ing Trades Council official, said the. union was demanding twenty per cent increase in pay. Strikers contended the pay still stood at the Depression level, and varied from $75 to S1e3 monthly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
60 ITALIANS ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY
Trieste Group Is Charged with Munitions ExpIo-
 sions and PIot

ROME, Dec. 2.-"A vast anti Fascist conspiracy which included an attempt on Mussolinis life and sabotage of Italian munitions plants was discovered yesterday at Tri- este" the official Italian news agency. Stefani, reported here to- day.
 Trieste is a seaport in northeast ern Italy, near the Yugoslav bor- der, formerly the old Austrian Empires principal port, with a population of 248,OOO persons.
 Sixty persons were arrested there and put to trial before a special tribunal for national defense, the state agency said. Terroristic att tacks attributed to the conspira- tors included explosions in muni- tions factories at Piagenza, Be- logna and Clana, which were said to have killed and injured nun dreds" of persons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
THINNING WINS FIRST
 LEAGUEGAkE
Birds 5 Field Goal in Closing Minutes Edges Out Fire
 Department, 46-45

In a nip-and- tuck introduction to l94l Channel League basketball the Henning quintet last night de- feated the Juneau Bremen, 46-45 and the Elks took the Douglas Eagles, 39-22
 The opening game was the thriller, with the Bremen closing fast in the last half after trailing 27-le, then losing the game on Joe Birds final tally in the closing minutes of the fray. The Ladder Laddies went into the final quar- ter behind 4i-37, but with all eyes on the clock, they took a one point lead, 45-46. Then Bird shared the leather and looped it through the twine.
 Once again the Bremen had a chance to tie the score in the last few seconds when Tommy Powers stepped into the keyhole for a free shot, but he trimmed the hoop and the game was over.
 Cragen led the victors with l3 points, with Kinky Bayers and Powers top men for the Bremen with II.
 Fred Lindenmeyer, coach of the Crimson Bears, provided the wide margin of victory for the Elks, his rangy frame being too much for the stocky Douglas team. He sank three baskets in a row to start a slow first half and then kept the Elks ahead all the way Without Lindenmeyer in the Pur- pie lineup, the Eagles might have had a chance, but it takes tall man to stop a tall man. All the Elks had to do was feed Linden meyer-and he was hungry.
 Next games on the schedule are slated for tomorrow night, with the Crimson Bears meeting the Juneau Bremen in non-league opener and the Elks meeting the Hennings in the nightcap. f
 Scoring: kt t .F
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02

Roosevelt had the vision to see this. He wanted the buildings built so they would fall down in seven or eight years at most and when nobody applauded his foresight, he suggested that they be built on the south lawn of the White House That, he felt, would assure their temperatures. President Wilson objected, not on the wisdom of making them temporary, but be- cause he felt that no President could work with so much noise going on just outside his window.
 There hasn't been the least
 hint that President Roosevelt
 still feels the same about clut-
 tering up the south lawn, but
 there has been more than
 hint that he feels the same
 about temporary" eyesores
 marring the national capitals
 beauty in the years when peace
 has come again.
 That has the architects and con- struction engineers fretting over their plans and it is likely some of the new temporary structures by Congress will be built
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
ARMY IS SEEKING
 CIVILIANS FOR
 WORK AT K0DIko.

Several Civil Service jobs in the utilities division of the Quarter master Corps at Fort Greedy, Ko- diak, must be filled immediately and candidates for the positions may secure application forms at the Ter ritorial Employment Offices in the .Sommers Building, 1t was announced today.
 *. Among the jobs open are those of principal clerk, s2,3o0 per annum; associate engineer, to supervise con- struction, maintenance and repair, ss,2oO; clerk, $l,800; chief operating engineer, to operate oil burning steam boiler plant, $2,600; foreman, electrician. $2 1000; foreman plumber, 5000; foreman carpenter, S20o0 senior general mechanic, $l,86O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
Juneau Scenes For National
 Geographic
Magazine Will Use 16- page Color Section on
 Alaska, RotariansTol 1

Photos of snow-blanketed Juneau will appear in the pages of the Ma tional Geographic Magazine within the next few months, 1t was de- clared today by Amos Berg, staff member of the National Geographic Society, who is now in the Capital City completing a survey of Alaska for the magazine.
 Berg spoke briefly to the weekly luncheon of the Juneau Rotary Club at Percy's Cafe, telling of his work in the Territory preparing the Geograhpic article as well as taking motion pictures of Alaskan resources and of Eskimo family life on Nunivak Island and making photographic recordings for the Library of Congress of tales of AL aska pioneers.
 Berg pointed out that the Geo. graphic article will use 16 pages in natural color of Alaska scenes, at a printing cost of S32,000 for this section alone. He stressed that the magazine has a circulation of some million and half copies, and goes to virtually all the schools in North America.
 A feature of the meeting was a skit presented by Chatfield Knight and Bill Forward, boys from the Rotary Cub Scout Pack, in which they expressed their appreciation of Rotary Club sponsorship of their pack, said to be the largest group of either Cubs or full fledged Scouts anywhere in Alaska.
 Two new Rotary members read into membership by Howard Stabler were Dr. Courtney Smith, Assistant Commissioner of Health, and Mich ael J. Haas, Territorial Commis- sioner of Labor. Also introduced was Bill Dapcevich, who will rep resent the Juneau High School with month-long Rotary membership.
 It was announced that the annual Rotary Christmas Party for Juneau children will be held on Tuesday, December 16.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02

without stone or steel--little more than elongated shanties that will fall to the storms or termites be- fore a decade is two-thirds done.
 Under construction now are a series of low temporary" buildings in the morning shadows of the Capitol, but a block south of the Mall proper. Some of these are to house offices of the Navy. (The Army has it's brand new and pretty nice stone office building and a good many other permanent struc- lures around Washington, but the Navy seems always to be drawing temporary" quarters) These build ings have some concrete, but I wouldn't call them PERMANENT don't think the President would either-or he never would have okayed the plans.
 An interesting sidelight on this temporary buildings" business is just how long does the President think the buildings will be neces- sary You'll never find that out for certain, but the closest I can get is something more than five and something less than ten years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
PIONEER SERVICE
 WILL BE GIVEN FOR MRS. CLAUS0h

Funeral services for Mrs. John Clauson, who passed away here early Monday morning, will be held under the auspices of the Pioneers of AL aska, Igfoo No. 6, and the Pioneers ritualistic service will be conducted. Services will be in the Charles w. Carter Chapel Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and Dean c. E. Rice, Chaplain of the Pioneers, will read the prayers.
 Interment will be in the Pioneers Plot of Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
! RUSSIANS
 ARE KILLED,
 BORDER TIFF
Japanese Force Clashes with Patrol Near Man.
 Chukuo- Siberia Line

TOKYO, Dec. 9. = Two Russian soldiers were shot dead when a patrol of five crossed the Eastern Manchukuo-Siberia border 40 miles northwest of Vladivostok yesterday, the Domei news agency reported in dispatch from Shrinking.
 Domei said the Russians crossed the frontier 25 miles south of Tung- ming and clashed with a Japanese force.
 Survivors fled back to the Soviet territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
NY. GIANTS 5UB0TTF0R
 BILL TERRY

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 2.- The New York Giants today made Mel Ott the playing manager. of the squad and placed Bill Terry in charge of farm operations for the club with the title of general man ager.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
U. ]. MARINES FROM SHANGHAI
 REACH MANILA
Navy Dept. Announces All DeviIdog Troops Evdeu-
 dted on FDR's Orders

MANILA, P. l., Dec. 2 All United States Marines have been evacuated from Shanghai on the Presidents order, the Navy an- nounced today.
 Along with number of civilian eyacuees, the Marines crossed from Shanghai to Manila in two conting- ents on the liners President Madi- son and President Harrison.
 Officers said the Marines will remain in the Philippines and be assigned to the 18th Naval District.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
HIRST RETURNING

Claude Hirst, Alaska superinten- dent of the Office of Indian Af- fairs, will return here late this week on the southbound Yukon, it was announced today Hirst, who has been on a short trip of in spection to the Indian service boarding school at Eklutna, was due to leave Anchorage today en- route to Seward, where he will board the Yukon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
PIONEERS ATTENTION,

Pioneers Auxiliary No. 6 of the Alaska Pioneers will meet at 1:45 pm. on Thursday at the Carter Mortuary in order to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Clauson.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
TEXAS CHRISTIAN T0pLAY GEORGIA
 IN ORANGE BOWL

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. D. Texas Christian has accepted the invita- tion to play Georgia in the Orange Bowl here on New Years Day.
 The Texas University squad an- nounced that no Bowl bid is to be considered this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02

George Anderson, piano tuner, is in town for a few days. For expert piano tuning, call Anderson Music Shop. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-

Without Calomel-And You'l Jump Out q
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely. your food may not digest. It may just decay in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get consti- pated. You feel sour. sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good. effective Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these 1.-two pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel "up and up." Amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else. Price 25s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02
Some of the New Capital Buildings Would Collapse
 Within the Next 10 Years

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-02

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Washington Journal., 1941-09-26

|erwalter fiir Wereinss
5aae. Mtuk Slide mn
Mnsi6ant berieben f6ns
men. 0ebalt unb @rObis
%iionstontratt. 4 Wsonate
Mrbeit g%aramtiert, ebtl.
aud Oanerno. MmgebOte
nnter ss122 finO an bic
@eOattiOm bieies 8lattes
81 ri9ten.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-26
Gbriit. sdmiOt /

SIN Mlter BON 81 Sabren perltorh
am Montag, Ben %. September,
nab lqngerer &ranfbeit Der bier be-
items 6efarnte SEER gbriit. S6miot
ST fam Dor ungefdbr 60 Sabren
na6 @albington uno pobnte pielp
Sabre i'm N~oroolten Der Staot, tpo-
ielb1t er elm Bottle" =gel6aft betrieb
Nad Dem Sooe ieiner Srou Derbeira-
tete er iib nit Ser @itme @briitinq
&raftbooer uno po6nte 8nleb an Der
2ongfeaotp StraBe. AltBer oieIer
binterlaBt er cine Sodter, Srarl
Carp 8opo, 1tno einen Sobn Gbas.
S6miot aus erIter @be, iopie einetl
@nfel Bob S9miot ulo cine gei6te,
Srau &oie Steele. Sein 8rlloer Sobn,
mel9er n8ulineB Mgent@ I'M lofalen
8Gderber6ono NOR, ltarb Dor eini.
gen Sabren. 9eiien 8ittpe, tDel6e
nod lebt, lit leitoem total erblin6et.
Gbriit. S9miot no. Elm langiGbriges
Mitglieo Der 3ionsgemeinoe. 9iq
8eiieBung mar arn 8onnerstag I'M
@rolpect Sill Srieobofe. Gem alten
trelten Sournaaeier rufen mir ein
u&ube ianft" 5u.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-26
800 MnmelOung
bis 81. DIT. berldngert
@sr 1T melbepflidtis?

9ie @nmeloung oes 8eiiBes bon
@uslGnoern in BEN 8ereinigten
Stooten tpl1r0e bis 81. 9ftober
perlGnqert, uie bonn S6oBamt be-
fonnt gegeben tpuroe. uripritngli9
mar porgeieben, 6aB Die notmenoigen
6ormulare Bis 80. September elm
3urei6en itno.
Gormulare fir oie 4nmeloung
Iin0 befanntli9 BEL ben ein5elnen
SeoeraI @elerbe 8anfen, oie in allen
QroBeren Gt1oten 0es 2anOes 81 fin-
SEN fino, erbaltbor. @usldnoer, Die
gemdB Ser 8~eitimmungen meloe-
pfli6tig fino, baben oa5u Die 5ornllt=
lare ES&=300 3t benusen.
Som S9aBamt miro betont, Dob
i6on febr biele gnmeloungen einge-
laufen lino nno oaB bisber Oas STE
iultat o0aig befrieoigte. @s miro
gebofft, oaB es our6 oie gerldnge-
r1tng m0glid miro, Die @enantgfett
Ser Anmelouneen at for0ern.
@ona nGaemein fam geiogt per-
BEN, bah iene ygeationals" (alio @us-
lGnoer) BON Der &egiitrierung aus
Qenommen iino, Die i'm %aagemeinen
Dor Dem II. sunni 1910 ibren 8obn-
lib in ben @ereinigten Staten ouf-
qeI6laqen botten. Ser II. SUM
1910 lit 6esbalb gep4blt moroen,
neil es fi1 babel INN BEN Sag Der
&apitulation Sranfreids banoelt.
Sci 0anen nno 0orpegern tit Ser
Stidtag bereits auf s. @pril 1910,
BEL SouGnoern 8elgiern uno 2ltrem-
burqern auf 10. Mai 1910 ~feItgelebt
moroen. meroings lit Die Sperre
iiber oie bellti9en, oiterrei1ii6en,
i6pei3erii6en uno Oielen anoeren
@utbaben erIt am IA. Stunt in &raft
getreten.
Gin @inipanoerer oeuti6er 9atio-
nolitGt lit alio obne meiteres meloe=
pfli6tig, tpenn er erit mad benz II.
Stunt 1910 bier einpanoerte. Gin
9eutl1er-um nllr elm nabeliegen=
oes 8eiipiel 81 nennen-iit audi
bann meloepfli6tig, menn er Dor Dem
IL. Stunt 1910 bier anfam, aber nod
am 10. Mai in Soaano, 8elgien
ODER 2urembure, ooer am s. @pril
in OGnemarf ODER Norpegen pobnte.
ltno iene 8erionen, Die anfGnglif
nur alf 8eiu9soiium bier meilten
uno erlt nod benz Sti6tag ibr Gin
manoerungsDiium befamen baben
iid ebenfaas 81 meloer.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-26
8riefafen

@creinsprGfbent: SIR langes
S6reiben erbalten. 4ber miiien sic
oenn nidt, ooB Die 9. 81. 8. nuf Gin
trag oes @aibington Sdnger6unOes
nit llnterItiitung anoerer 8ereine
aufgeloit muroe. @enn sic oieielbe
mieoer gum 2eben 6ringen molen,
oann ieben sic ii6 nit ben &ereinS-
poritGnoen in 8%er6inoung. Die
Soaenfrage lit nobl fir Die oeutlde
@ereinSmelt elm auBerit mi6tiges
9roblem. So0te ii6 Der @aibing-
ton SGngerbulO peranlaBt ieben, Die
iebige Safe am 1. 6ebruar 81 rdlt=
men, Damn lit MIR folgenoes 81 tun:
Ser Sangerbuno gibt Die Saae mie=
Der an ben Concord Club 5rriid, bon
Dem er fie obne irgenopel6e 8ergii-
tllng befommen bat. 9as lit bod
logil6. 9ieIer Stub ioa iid nit Dem
Broblem Ser @rbaltung elmer @aae
befaiien. @r murbe ieiner 3eit fir
BEN allsidlieBlihen 3tped Der @rbal=
tung zines @ereinslofalS fir oeuti6e
8ereine @aibingtons ms 2eben ge-
rufen. @enn er in oieiem Inter
nebmen na6 Dem 8erfauf ieines
&lnbbauies an Die &egiernng er.
folglos par, 10 meint oas ni6t, oaB
er es ni9t mieoer periu6en ioate.
9esten @noes iino nod INNER
$40, 900. 90 @ermogen an Sono, uno
oieies 9apital lit ausi6lieBli6 fir
elm 8ereinslofal oa-oaran lit nidt
81 riitteln. sic tper6en in einem
Sauie nidt biaiger bran iein als mo
Sic iebt iino. Qaiien Sic ii6 Oie
llnfoiten porlegen, Die man i'm alten
&lu6baus batte, berglei6en sic Die
iebigen uno iiber5eugen sic ii6. 9a-
81 miiBten sic fir ie6e a6enounter-
baltung bod cine Snae mieten uno
oie lit i6tuer erbdltlid. Alio frii6
ans @erf!
Washington Journal., 1941-09-26
2 0uiz
BOND VUG&

5roge: @rbalten Die 9etailgei9af-
te, Die Ben 8erfauf Der uDefenie
Sapings Clamps" foroern, cine
&ommiiiion?
Mnttport: Neinl 9ie beri6ie6e-
men @ei96fte, 8anfen urto Sparfaf-
len, Die benin 8erfauf Der Sparmar-
fen uno @ebrbonos belfen, molten
leoigli6 einen patriotiiden Dienit
lei1ten.
Srage: Sie fam i'd oeun am
einfabiten regelmaBig 8ebrbonos
faufen uno oamit glei65eitig Der
Gegierung belfen2
Mnttuort: Sim einfaditen lit es,
tpetln Ser Mrbeitgeber ooer elm 8an-
fier aufgeforoert miro, reselmdBig
einen beitimmten 8etrag 8lriid5ule-
gen. Inn Damn 5ltr gegebenen 3eit
einen @ebrborb i'm 8etrage bon
$t8.75 ooer mebr 81 faufen. Sc
mebr man ipart, INN 10 GROCER iin0
Die &auf- uno GRANDDAUGHTER.
8.S.-0ie nOefenie Bombs" uno
nStampS~ fonnen beim nGbften
BoItamt ODER a1lf elmer 8onf ertpor.
ben peroen. 8rieflid erteilt Der
.Greaiurer Of tie limited States,
@aibineton 9. g.. serne ausfunft.