davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-17
V Lewis Facing Army Draft Next Month"; Considering Plea for Deermnt
League Statistics
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, I94I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Boston, s: WASHINGTON, 7 12 innings.
Philadelphia, 10: New York. z.
st. Louis, 8; Detroit ].
Cleveland, O.: Chicago, o.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at Boston. N Y at Wash, 3:15.
Phila. at New York. Boston at Phila.
Chicago at Cleve. Cleve. at Detroit.
Detroit at st. L. st. L. at Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 3; Brooklyn. ].
Boston, 4 Philadelphia, |.
ST Louis, 4 Cincinnati. ..
Pittsburgh Chicago, rain,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
ST. JOELE:AD
PREPARING TO
RESUME WORK

It became known in Great Falls
this week that the st. Joe Lead
company is preparing to reopen its
Block P. mine at Hughesville, to
help meet the national emergency
by the production of lead and zinc.
The company has ordered some
steel for a bulkhead in the shaft,
preparing to enlarge the one com
partment shaft to a two-compart-
ment shaft. This will be done by
raising along the present shaft and
connecting the two. 1t is reported
that a new steel ore bin will be
erected, also.
A small crew of men is at work
and Roy Thorson is shift boss. The
power line and transformer are
ready so that the mine can be I'M
watered. Company officials are ex-
pected to arrive during the next
week or ten days. Frank Skeels.
mine superintendent, is in charge
of present work. The repairs, new
and improvements will require
about three months.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

American Petroleum Industries
Committee declared, in announc-
ing the action taken by the Iowa,
Oregon and West Virginia legis-
latures. 1.-THE only method that
has ever successfully provided a
permanent safeguard against raids
on the highway funds is the adop-
ton of constitutional amendments
outlawing the practice, similar to
those now in effect in eleven
states.
Farmers, motorists, truck own
ers and others interested in high
way transportation in all parts OF
the country have been impressed
by the success and popularity or
this method of insuring the future
Of highway transportation, and
they are anxious to obtain similar
protection for their own states.
That Is why the diversion amend
nent movement is sweeping over
the nation like q prairie fire"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Lexington Pays Dividend

Lexington Mining Co. operating
mine and mill at Neihart on Thurs
day, May 1, paid a dividend of
one cent a share to stock OF rec
ord April 1, tOtaling $27,50O.
This Is the first dividend since
1889 as the company expended
100000 for mine and mill i'm
provements in 1910. Shipments
thus far this year have been 40To
higher than in the corresponding
period in 1910. One hundred men
are now employed. Charles NJ.
Trammell of Washington, d. G. is
president and H. J. Evans Of Mel
hart is general superintendent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
ALIAS SUMMONS
Defendants.

THE STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND
TO ALL OTHER PERSONS unknown.
GREETINGS:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint in this action which is
filed in the office Of the Clerk of this
Court, a copy of which Is hereto served
upon you and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service of this Summons, exclusive of
the day Of service; and in case of your
nature to appear or answer, Judgment
VIII he taken against You by default
for the relief demanded in the Com
plant This action is brought for the
purpose Of quiehng title to the follow
ing described land situated in Cascade
County, Montana and described as fol-
lows
Lot One (1) and the Northeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
(NE3NW4) of Section Nineteen (19}
Township Twenty (20) North Range
Five 90 East, NJ. NJ, Cascade Coun-
ty, Montana less all rights Of way
for roads and highways conveyed to
cascade County, Montana and the
State Of Montana
witness my hand and the seal of this
Court this 30th day of April, 1871.
COURT SEAL)
AGNES SCHRAPPs. Clerk
BY H. J. SKINNER, Deputy Clerk.
X. X. WEST
for Plaintiff.
1906 First Natl Bank Bldg,
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of first publication May 3. 1871
At
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Battle Butte Working

POLSON-Work on the Battle
Butte mine, west of Poison, will
start next week under the supervi-
sion of George Phalen of Wallace,
Idaho He is a geologist and mining
engineer. B. F. Crogan, who was
formerly associated with the Flat
head mine, which adjoins the Bat
tie Butte mine, will be in charge
of mining operations.
The ore from the mine, it was
said shows much high grade sill
yer and lead.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

THE legislatures of Iowa, Oregon
L and West Virginia are the first
in l941 to approve constitutional
amendments designed to preserve
the integrity of their highway
funds. but a nationwide survey
reveals that ii other state legis-
latures are currently considering
this method of protecting their
highway revenues against misuse
and diversion.
In air three states the proposed
amendments now require only the
approval of the voters before be-
coming effective. In Wisconsin a
similar amendment has been ap-
proved by one legislature, but the
constitutional procedure of that
state requires a second passage
before the question is submitted
to the people.
'Public opinion definitely is re-
pudiating the misuse, and diver
sion of automotive tax funds" the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
OVER THE COUNTER
Sill YER BEL At
HUGHESvILLE
is RESUMING

HUGHESVILLE - Silver Bell
mine is installing new equipment,
new hoist, and new sinking pumps
in preparation to pump the mine
as soon as the equipment is ready
to operate. A crew of eight men
is at work. LedIbetter and associ-
ates are starting operations and the
plans are to pump the old shaft
and start sinking on ore. The
mine is supposed to have some very
good ore at the bottom of the
shaft 1t produces silver-lead ore.
It is on the west side of Galena
creek, in the town of Hughesville.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Mine Loan Law
Allows $4,000 For
Development Work

WASHINGTON-A group of SEN
ators introduced in congress a
measure authorizing the Recon
struction Finance Corp. to make
mining loans up to $4,000 in order
10 finance preliminary development
work. Signers of the bill included
Senators Murray, Montana; Chavez
and Hatch, New Mexico; Johnson,
Colorado, and Schwartz, Wyoming,
all democrats.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Hecla Goes Ahead
In Development Of
The Helene Mine

NORRIS Hecla Mining Co. OF
Wallace. Idaho, has acquired con.
troll Of the Helene mine and is now
going ahead with development, fol-
lowing testing. New equipment and
a larger crew is being added L.
e. Hanley. president of Hecla Min
ing Co., and Leo ]. Hoban, sec
Rotary, have been elected to SINH
lar positions in Helene Mining
Co. Bliss Moore is the only old
memher Of the Helene board re.
tanned. The mine adjoins the Boaz
Earl Hazelwood is in charge Of de-
Yes0Dment work
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
TO HONOR sTEGERIEnr

RED LODGE-Honor for the late
DR.. J. c. F. Siegfriedt of Red Lodge
will be accorded by the Society of
Vertebrate paleontology, according
to DR.. Glenn L. Jepsen OF Prince
ton university and head of the
Princeton geological research camp.
DR.. Siegfriedt's archaeological
hobby proved so valuable to the
science that he achieved national
recognition.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
ElectrOthermic
Process Evolved
For Magnesium

TORONTO-A new process of ex-
tracing magnesium metal-vital
to defense ndustries-from dolo-
mite limestone, which is deposited
abundantly in the United States
and Canada, was announced today
by Ralph Keemle Hamilton metal
lurgist. The process involves cleo
trothermic reduction.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
YORK NINE PAYS PROFIT

Golden Messenger Corporation
mined and treated 44,152 tons of
ore at its mine at York and show
ed a net profit of S44,O56 for 1910.
The ore averaged 81 a ton. Core
drilling during the year totaled
5,287 feet. Seventy men are now
employed. ]. C. Archibald of Hell
ena is general manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
Charles Bovey, Plaintiff,
Herbert Holloway and Mary Doe Hal
loway his wife. Mrs. Mae L. Holloway.
Cascade County a Municipal corporation,
Or. William A. Spitzley also known as
Dr. ", A. Spitzley and Mary Doe Spitz-
ley his wife, Mrs. George Ringwald,
1lathilda Rice, Lena Jones, Josephine
ley and Mary Doe Sphzley his wife,
Carl J.. spltzley and Mary Doe Spitzley
his wife, kasper Kaiser and Mary Doe
Kaiser his wife, Ferdinand Kaiser and
Mary Doe Kaiser his wife, Mrs. Emma
Nehls, Walter kneck and Mary Doe
kneck his wife. Clarence Kneck and Mary
Doe kneck his WIFE Florence Kneck
Hurd, Ida Goebel, Hermine Wanicek,
Theodore Boil and Mary Doe Boil his
wife, Steve A. Boil and Mary Doe Boil
his wife, Beatrice Chowen, Aline r. Che
wen, Minnie Gebbard, j. Alfred Pip and
Mary Doe Pip his wife, Mrs. Agnes Chris
ia, Curl Dick and Mary Doe Dick mis-
wife, William Dick and Mary Doe Dick
has wife, Edward Rogers and Mary Doe
Rogers his wife, Clarence Kushler and
Mary Doe Kushler his wife, Charles
knshler and Mary Doe Kushler his wife;
all unknown heirs and deyisees Of Steph-
IN SDttzley deceased; all unknown heirs
and devisees Of Mrs H. o. ChOwen
deceased; and all other persons un-
known, claiming or who might claim
any right, title, estate or interest in or
lien or encumbrance upon the real prop
erty described in the Complaint or any
hereof. adverse to plaintiffs owner
ship or any cloud upon plaintiffs title
thereto, whether such claim or possible
claim be present or contingent includ-
ng any claim or possible claim Of dow
r. inchOate or accrued;
Defendants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Martin Handles
125 Tons Per Day
Of Old TaiIings

SILVER-Martin Mining Co. is
handling 1875 tons daily in its plant
15 miles northwest of Helena. The
mill feed is tailings from the Drum
lummon mine at Marysville, swept
downstream by floods years ago and
deposited on a meadow. Accumu-
lation of organic matter in the
tailings makes roasting necessary.
Tailings are excavated with a pull
shovel and trucked to a stockpile
from which they are fed to a roast
er fired with natural gas. The cal
cine is then ground in cyanide So
luton and treated by countercur-
rent decantation. Carl Martin OF
Helena is general manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
MINING SURVEY

WASHINGTON senate un-
animously voted to investigate min
eral resources on federal public
lands and their development and
use for defense. The investigation,
sponsored by Senator Joseph G.
OMahoney, democrat, Wyoming,
will be undertaken by the public
lands and surveys committee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA CRUDEs UP 10,

CLEVELAND-Ten-cent per Dbl.
increases in their postings for all
Pennsylvania grade crudes were an
nounced by leading purchasers April
%, with to-grade oil bradford
Allegany) at $240 per Dbl. Last
previous change was 15c advance
Jan. 81.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Zinc Output Is Up

ST. Production of zinc
in the United States has increased
about so percent during the last
year, it was estimated today by Of
ticials Of the industry arriving
here for the annual meeting of the
American Zinc institute.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
MONTANA N1NER DIES

SEATTLE Ferdinand w. Ep-
pinger, 90, vice president of the
Bimetallic Mining Co. of Troy,
Mont, died here at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. r. H. Morrill,.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
Flatbow Mine Near Libby
Plans Mill Installation

LIBBY-FlatbOw Gold Mining Co
is operating a group of claims near
Warland, % miles north OF Libby
an the rorth slope of the Kootenai
river water shed, in Lincoln coun-
ty. The company is headed by Lee
Lewis. president. OF Kalispel, and
c. W. Hoyt. secretary Of Great
Falls. The property comprises sew
en- claims. 1870 acres, and 40 acres
of patented land.
Capitalization is 100000.
The mine deYelOpm ent consists
of tunnels. cross cut and drifts. The
mineralized zone of the vein has
been proven and developed on sur
face, for a length of 5000 feet,
along the outcrops. On the north
end the nineralized zone has been
developed by two crosscut tunnels.
The upper tunnel some 60 feet long
is an incline and cuts a vein six
feet wide. with 200 feet of backs
TO the outcrops on the surface. The
second tunnel is also a crOsscut,
$50 feet long and is 100 feet be-
low the upper tunnel. 1t cuts 10
feet of the vein but the hanging
wall has not been reached.
Above the upper tunnel the ore
has been opened in a shallow open
pit which disclOses a vein six feet
wide The values are in gold and !
silver, ranging from $40 to $12 a |
ton. The ore cut in the upper and |
lower tunnels gives the following
Values
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

Picked ore gives around $50 per
ton in gold and silver.
Average mine run assays give
from S12 to $40 per ton in gold
and silver only.
The south end tunnel is an in
cline for 20 feet and cuts a vein
II feet wide with backs of so feet,
ore samples giving the following as
say:
Cold Silver Lead Copper
OF. per ton % per ton
Ia 0.16 11.9 63
The ore sample taken in the very
heavy mineralized part Of the vein
there gives $50 per ton in gold and
silver, lead and copper
The ore is composed of free
gold and oxide of iron carrying free
gold, also copper pyrites, as chal-
coDyrite, lead sulphide, galenite and
bournonite and anthony sulphide
of copper and lead. This sulphide
in some of the samples has the APP
pearance of gray copper or tetrahe-
drite which is an anthony of cop
per The ore shows some teaching
with much silver chloride and
some malchite or copper carbonate.
The gold is revealed by pilot
mill test to be free in the oxi-
died ore but it is coated and will
not amalgam.
the vein IS in a granite lorna
ton with a dyke contact and in
the wall of the vein some sui
phides are found. Tests will be
made to determine the extent OF
the commercial values in the walls.
The vein filling or matriX is a
hard quartz which is a good ma
terial TO mine as it breaks we'll
and the ground so far opened under
ground stands well and requires
little tlmbering.
The company has already a sub
stantial tonnage of ore proven. with
some ore broken and the vein has
been opened by several surface OBJ
en- cuts besides a small open pit.
The company has a small pilot mill
consisting of ball mill and ANAL
gamation plates. This was used
for preliminary tests on the OK
lde ore from the outcrops. Ore
tests for a mill flowsheet have
been started to determine the best
and most economical process to use
to mill this ore. 1t appears that the
flowsheet will be a combination of
flotation and the possible cyanid-
ing of the tailings, to be establish
ed by laboratory tests.
H. J. Kelly of Kalispell, is in
charge of the mining development
underground. Beside the pilot mill
the mine has several camp build
ings, or bin, a 220-cu. #. Chica-
go Pneumatic gas engine-driven
compressor; two jackhammers and
one drifter. rails. mine cars, black
smith shops and tools.
Engineers who have inspected
the property say is gives prom
Use of becoming a good producer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03
BUILD MANGANESE PLANT

WASHINGTON Dakota s
congressional delegation was mott
fled today that a contract had been
awarded to the Fred T. Kern Co.
of Milwaukee, Wis. for construction
of a pilot plant for treatment of
manganese ore at Chamberlain, S.
d.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or 4
TIE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND Il
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-03

''is the process Of obtaining from q
Lot Of ore q smaller quantity that
contains, In unchanged percentages,
all the constituents Of the original lot
u. q. BUREAU OF MINES.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

enelanos arieg faupfen. Mosfaus
Stlferufe iino in guslano auf taube
Sbren gefallen. Nidt ei1ntal sic bril-
tllde Brelie, nnterltiibt bon ser 0i,
fentliden Wei1ltng tpar imitanoe, sic
Gburdia=H a=Hegierung 5u einer pratti-
iden Silfsattion su betpegen. @es-
balb, 10 bat man iid sefragt, nidt
iett, 6a Sic bette @elegenbeit lid oar-
bot, cine britiid)e Subaiion Norme.
gems, Ser Nieoerlanoe, Sranfrei6s
ooer Staliens perillden, tpdbreno sic
SauptmilitarmaGt Sitlers i'm Often
fon5entriert ilt? Cine oerartige Sn,
oaiion uare nod biel ausli6tspoaer
uno effeftiper selueieu gfeid at stn-
fang oes iotuietrullil6en Aneriffs.
0filitariid)e 8eobadter iino ser
anii6t, oaB gnelan0 imner nod
ni6t geniisen6 borbereitet lit. sn-
oere iino ii6er5eust. 0aB Sobn 8ua
fid etnbil6et, ser naibe Snfel Sam
tueroe linn Die beiBen aaitanien tpia.
Der aus Dem Seuer bolen. Mmerifa-
niide Grenn6e gnglanos benebmen
fid triesstpiitiser, als uniere tanaoi'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

Dariiber erretden iest nabere gin-
8elbeiten Dos Muslano lno es miro
befannt, 6aB Der StofferoiebItabl bel
Der geoolferrns fait iiberau ouf ltar.
fen BioerItano itieB. @emaltise Bro.
teite ieitens Der fatboliiden 8eoolte'
rung tullroen Ia,tt, ole bon ser Sc.
ftapo bie SabIreiden 8eneoiftineritift'
aitfeeboben nnb. beren giaentum ton.
fis8iert tuar6e.
als 6as 9efret ser Beidfagnab-
ntung bent abt bon st. Sttilien bon
ser @eitapo boreeleien muroe, Der.
larste Ger abt 8etpetie fir sic porse.
bradten Jeinoieliefeiten gegen Ben
Staat. Ct tuuroe an bas Yoli3eiamt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

in Berlin berluielen. slls oaS &C..
fret porgelelen luuroe, proteItiertc ci=
ner ser 8ean1te1 lmo tpl,roc ocs6al6
bon oer @eltapo allsgeltoBen. Sic
@eltapo geriet ilt @ut, ol5 pou ciner
l1befannten Eerion ale s((arlulignal,
inn &lolter allgebreDt nurocn. Gar
auf erIdien Sic 9ep0(ferung aus oeS
gal15en Ta6barI0aft, mas ser @e=
ltapo lebr un9ele9en fam, oo oieIe(oe
ple itblid ibr ialtberes Sonolperf
ltets moglidlt beinllid INTO ,maui=
faQig aus5uiiben iiG benliibte.
Sie Menge fiiate sic Stride lno
belt eilen @ottesoien1t NIT Sc Gculu.
tporauf iie oie @eitapo ouarifieu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

l(ebcr cine MiQion Gollars ulr.
oen III ben perldieoenen s(6tci(luoeu
Der "Gat6olic Glurd GrtcnIiou 5o.
cletY I'M persongenen 6istaljabr ae.
lamnelt lnsO oen Miiiionen sur Ser.
fiiellna aeItelft. II. a. fonntcn bamit
125 @fillionsfirden erbaut tueroeu
nno 100000 MeBintentionen ait 40
berI1ieoene 9io5eien geididt ueroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
I9ie sepaltiamem &leferaus6ebunsen int &a,ireid)

als Damn nod auf Sen sllarm Die
Offi5iere bes bena6barten 0tilitiir.
boIpitals eri6ienen 1mo ebenfaas &c.
gen Sic slufbebung bes alolters 8ro.
telt einlegteu nit ser 8egrimonng.
oab bie 9loIterleltte Itets MIR @utes
in Der umsegeno berbreitet unb itets
fiir oas Saterlano III 8rieg nuo 5rie.
oen gear6eitet bdtten. Gin leiteueec
Seomter bon augsburg ging perlon-
lid 5stu @auleiter llno iteate ibn pie
l1ngerehtigfett oes Sorsebens Dor.
oa oo6 oele Sniaiien oes floiterliden
Berlonals in ser Nrmee oieneu. Gar.
ouf pnroe bon ser @eitapo ser iaoeu.
Id)einiae @rlno ooreel6oben, oie aip.
ltergebaulid)teiten Ieien notlpenoig fiir
Sic 8ebaliltng euafuierter Gi.oer lmo
- nlan bore uno ltatue - oas &lo.
ltercigentltm .peroe lorgi1ltig inItano
gebalten llto nud Sem Grie1e suriid.
erl ltattet.
Stelelben abgeoro lhenen 8prlutiuoc
lpuroen bel ser 9eiblagnabne ser
abtei Wfiiniterldppor5od bon ser Sc.
ltapo porgeidiibt. 9ier pl.roe Der
abt olllgeforcert, cine grobe Sluulne
@cloeS 5ll entrid)tcn fir ouqcblibe
Sbnlocn, Dorauf ser 9l6t nit Sc.
ltlnnltDcit nno gSitroe erluiocrte, oos
Tlolter ba6e feinc Sd)ulocn. sl(s
trotoenr Ser stbt, I'm, oo5 Glolter 5u
rettelt, bInne1 orci Sogcn sic Der.
lan9te Slnmnc einbunoigtc, m,lroe
Die slbtci troboen fonlisjiert, rno ocr
Nbt nit lcincm Vcgleitcr mad, gSitr,.
burg abtransportiert, bon mo- lie ME
5urllffeDrten.
&lr5 oarauf crldienen POO Naun
mt ourgepIlan5ten 9oionett lmo er.
brahen Die 5iireu oes &loItcr$. Nct
o1elem slnblid ian,nelten fih Die
8ol'ern Der NadbarIdJaft SIT niad)ti.
9en BroteIten. Inter i6neu beionocu
l1d bellrlanbtc Soloatcn, oficnbor
al1S9eDobene Sroensleutc. ga sic Sc.
ltapo etnen 9cfaDrliden s(ufltano be.
fl'rbtetc, ipanote lie iid an sic mill.
tarllbe 8eboroc> iueldc ocn a61pci.
lenoen Vcl1eio aab> nan f0nue es
oleNcl' Seuten nidt beriibcln, menn lie
l9r @a1S uno Seim pcrteioigteu.
Slelc 1mo ibnli0e GrcigniNc fins
IN 9onj Seutldlono befonnt gcpor.
oeH. Sle lno offenbar niNt geeignet,
ote oelttlbc Nation SIT elmer 10 fritz.
ltt)en 3eltperIooe 5u cincn uto 3lt ltir.
fen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

Ser 19jabri9e George Mcoroou,
Sr., aus &onlaS Gitp, @to., ser ais
~6irlt Glass Seaman" iid oltf cinent
II. =. &riegSltiff 5lpii6cn cinem lu-
lerer Scebofen lr1o S5lono befono.
pat ertlort, oaB cin oas Gricaslf)iff
be9leltenoer 3crItorer Dor bier Nfo.
noten cIt oelttl1e5 lt-9oot perIenft
babe.
"H1i llnIercr Jabrt nodj Ssslano",
ertlorte &eoroon, rlibteten sic 5luei
ln5 be9leltenoen 53er1t0rer Elm It.
Hoot. sslr ictlpcnftcn ob lmo elmer
Der Scrltorcr perfoIgte oos 1t-@oot
Ser 3crItorer bcuegtc iib icnfrcdt
ltbcr oc11lclben, llno ais oosIcl6c at
Die Sberfl1de fam, 5erI bmettertc es
an aiel oeS SdiIcs lno perIant iu
Sic Siefe.
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,.@s 1T oieieIbe aIte Erae6oie-
idreibt elm .golumbuier Eaaeblatt,
.sab enelanbs militdrifde &ilfe
tets gu idsuad iit ,snS au ipGt fommt.
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aism outenoiten @ale felt Besinn 6es
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lden. Nadbaru, Sic oftueu lid inn
&rieae befiaoen, ia als sic Gngldn=
Der ielbit. &orreiponoenten aus Sou-
oon beridten, 0a6 sic reidcn Gu1~
lanoer nit setuobnter &altbliitigfeit
ieoes ;,8eefeno" iid auf i6re 2auo>
glitter auriid5ieben llno iid bel Ssaao
uns @eielfidaftsipielen amiiliercn.
,0et tie ganfs 90 III"
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9ie 9ionae.6iiafliase febren betm
3ieIt tpor0en."

5ielt tporoen."
9ie grbaltans Der driftliden So
Mile 1T nidt nl,r bas Gunoament ie.
Der @elision, fonoern a1,d Ser menid-
liben @efeuidaft uuo 6es Staates.
Gegen 6ieie Jefte fiu6 bic berbeeren.
Den arafte. bes Qonu,antsm,ts uno
Nasismus seridtet.
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9r: erneit .. 2aprence bon ser
uniberfitat California fagte IN oielem
3niamnrenbanse, Die ausnutung Ser
atemenergie iei 6urdaus fein Ieerer
Frdum mebr, l,no sic Gage fei a6n,
lid iuie bor SO ssaBren, aIs 3. 9. bas
arobe RrobIem bes ntenfdliAen Sln.
ges nod ,tngeloft mar.