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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Child Found
After 4 Hour
Search Tuesday

Little Billy Robertson, two and
half years old, was the object of
an intensive four hour search by
officers and citizens Tuesday,
when he wandered from his home
on Harding Avenue and Third
Street at II a. m.
Billy's sister Dorothy, missed
him and reported his absence to
her mother, Mrs. Agnes Robertson
who is employed downtown. Of
ficers were notified and the search
began.
Four hours later, Mrs. Ernest
Buscher saw a strange child stand
ing in a side street near her home
crying. He was unable to tell her
where he lived, so she phoned the
justice of the peace office and a
short time later Billy was restor-
ed to his mother.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Record Crowd
Attend Opening
OF Montezuma Inn

A record crowd was present
Monday night for the opening of
MOntezuma Inn, near Picacho, un-
der the management of it's new
owner, Roy Clark.
Friends, some of whom hadn't
seen each other in years, gathered
from nearby towns and ranches
for the gala event and danced to
the lively music furnished by the
Inn. The crowd was typical of
the west, where everybody does
as he pleases and has good
time. Costumes ranged from din
ner gowns to Lewis and cowboy
boots for the feminine contingent,
while the men matched this vary
ing display of costume with busi-
ness suits, sport shirts, Lewis and
yes an occasional dinner suit.
Mattresses rusher hither and
yon with orders, the crowd stayed
late - the opening of Montezuma
| Inn was real success.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
MCDOWELL SCHOOL
DISTRICT LEASES
RANDOLPH Site

The Girls School at Randolph
has been leased to the Mcdowell
public school district number Al
and will be used by that district
as a public school building, ac'
cording to John ]. Bugg. Pinal
County School Superintendent.
During the past few years the
Mcdowell School District has been
increasing in population and had
reached a point where new
building plant would be required.
Rather than vote bonds for the
building of a new school, the board
of trustees, comprised of Frank
M. Watson, Mrs. II. A. Wolf and
Kenneth Laughlin, conceived the
idea that the Randolph School, be-
ing within one mile of the pres
ent school plant, would meet the
requirements for the district.
Both the school district and the
state will benefit by this arrange
ment, according to Mr.. Bugg, as
for the past six years the old
Girls school, operated and con-
trolled by the Arizona State Pris-
on at Florence, has been liabil-
ity to the state.
Negotiations were begun by
Bugg, with the governor of the
state and with the board of insti-
tutions, and the contract was sign
ed on June 80. The school district
may maintain a school there dur
ing the present administration.
Certain repairs will be made by
the school district. The plant
consists of building which will
provide at least four classrooms,
an auditorium, cafeteria and other
facilities, including rest rooms.
The superintendent house on the
grounds will be occupied by the
principal, John H. Burke and fam
lily.
The grounds are well arranged
for recreation, with a concrete ten
mis- court, swimming pool and
shade trees. There is an orchard
in connection with the grounds
and many shrubs, making it pos
sible for this site to become a
very attractive community center.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Death Takes
Young Chinese

Ong Yet Foo, clerk for a number
of years at Geo. Y. Wah's, died in
Phoenix hospital last week after
a short illness.
Born in China 10 years ago, Foo
lived most of his life in America
and, as small boy, came to Coo
lidge with relatives, where he at
tended school.
He is survived by his father,
who lives at Phoenix, his mother
and several sisters and brothers
in China.
Geo. Y. Wah's was closed Thurs
day in respect to Foo, whose
funeral services were held at A
H. McLellan's mortuary at Phoe
nix that afternoon.
lnterment was in Greenwood
Cemetery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Prison Terms
Melted Three

Sentences ranging from one to
seven years were meted out to
three Coolidge men in a Marico-
pa county superior court WedRes-
day, who previously had been con-
victed of robbing the Southern
Pacific Railway Station in Tempe.
Heaviest sentence was given
Herbert Bechtel, "a, 5 to Z years
while Donald Peters was given 4
to 6 years and Clarence Hammons
"a, who turned states evidence
and testified against his two COM
panions was given a term of from
/ to 2 years.
The sentences were passed af-
ter Judge Dudley Windes had de-
MED a motion for a new trial.
Bechtel and Peters were released
On $4,000 bonds pending appeal.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
WIDE VARIETY
HOLIDAY DATES
OFFERED IN STATE

A wide selection of holiday
amusements ranging from fire.
works displays and rodeos, to In
dian pow pows, is offered the
Fourth of July pleasure seeker
For those who enjoy riding and
roping contests without long trips
on crowded highways, there is the
Santan Rodeo, four miles north of
Sacaton, an annual all Indian
event which is enjoyed yearly by
many from here.
There is also the rodeo at Plea
chO. Friday night.
At Flagstaff 1000 Indians will
gather from the reservations of
the southwest to stage their an
nual pow-wow Friday, Saturday.
and Sunday There will be daily
parades followed by an all Indian
rodeo in the afternoons, and In
dian ceremonials at night.
Prescott offers its annual
Frontier Days" rodeo Thursday
through Sunday. Many westerners
will gather here and Coolidge cow
boys will compete in some of the
events. Such a keen interest has
been shown by the "waddies," :"
since professionals have been
ruled out, that A. T. Spence, arena
ulrectCr, is beginning TO wonder
if there will be enough time for
all contestants to compete. This
is the worlds oldest annual cow
boy show.
Springerville is putting on its
annual Round Valley Rodeo from
: thursday through Saturday. top
led off by boat racing on Becker
Lake Sunday.
A free Barbecue and dancing
will feature the festivities at Pay
son Friday.
Phoenix offers a flying exhibit
tion by army air pilots, (from
Luke Field at sky harbor, with
KOY's fireworks display at the
state fairgrounds Friday night
Tempe will put on a fireworks
display from the top of Tempe
Butte and there will be fireworks
in Rendezvous Park at Mesa
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Reckless Driver
Narrowly Escapes
Death On Highway

Carl Horn of Mesa, who was
speeding rs miles an hour eight
miles south of Coolidge on High
way 81 Saturday, narrowly es-
capped with his life, according to
highway patrolman Roger Gates,
when his car overturned and was
carried by it's swift momentum
from one side of the road to the
other in a series of five or six
revolutions. Horn miraculously
escaped with minor cuts and
bruises.
He pleaded guilty to a reckless
driving charge in local justice
court Monday and was fined $25,
which he paid.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
ROTARY HEADS
OF COMMITTEES
ARE ANNOUNCED

Wesley d. Kirby, Coolidge ele
mentary school superintendent,
completed his initial meeting as
president of Coolidge Rotary Club
yesterday noon following his in
duction into office at the conclus-
ion of last weeks meeting.
Selected to serve as club offic-
ers with President Kirby by the
board OF directors were Bill Ur-
ton as vice-president; Matt Dodge,
Secretary; Dick Keith, sergeant
alarms and j. j. Jones, reappoint-
ed treasurer.
In recognition of his services as
club president during the past
year, Matt Dodge was presented
with a past presidents pin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Springfield
who will have charge of the week
ly swim for children at Waikiki
Inn sponsored by the club were
guests as were Ross Cleeland,
president of the Wickenburg Ro-
tary club and Pete King, Florence
club president.
Plans for the club year were
outlined by President Kirby in an
address which covered every
phase of Rotary activity.
President tKirby announced the
selection of club committee chair
men for the year as Martin Talla,
Club Service; Art Kempton, Com
munity Service; Charles Cohen, In
ternational Service and H. II.
Wrenn, Vocational Service. These
four committee chairmen together
with the club president and secre-
tary comprise the Aims and OBJ
jects committee with the president
as chairman.
Other committee leaders include
Membership, Bill Urton; Fellow
ship, Bob Taylor; Attendance,
Park Soule; Program, Phil Clar-
idge; Classification, Nate Murray;
Public Information, Paul Loucks;
Rotary Information, Leon Keith;
Rotary Projects, Hugh Miller
and Youth Service, c. J. Moody.
Preparation of the weekly club
bulletin will be directed by Matt
Dodge and Bob Taylor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Rites Held In
Florence Sunday

Miss Margaret Gibson of Flor
ence and John Tuttle of Tiger
were married Sunday night by
Judge II. G. Richa. .dson at a quiet
ceremony in his home witnessed
only by members of the family
and close friends.
Mrs. Tuttle was graduated from
Florence Union High School and
met Mr.. Tuttle at Tucson, where
she was training, at Saint Mary's
Hospital, to become a nurse.
The ceremony was witnessed
by the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gibson, Miss Frances
Gibson, Mrs. Nelson Borree, Mrs.
Richardson and Fred Gibson of
Phoenix. the brides brother.
Mir. and Mrs. Tuttle will make
their home at Tiger, where Mr.
Tuttle is employed with a mining
company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Work Starts
On Long Staple
Cotton Gin Here

Work has started on the erec-
tion of a long taple cotton ginning
plant by the Farmers Mutual
Manufacturing and Ginning Com
pany, which will be the first of it's
type in Arizona. The building, to
be of all steel construction, is be-
ing erected in the cotton yard ad-
joining the short staple gin and
will be completed, according to NJ
M. Ware, manager, by September
1st.
Machinery and equipment will
be shipped ready to assemble and
will be an eight-stand, all-steel roll
er type, with a 80 bale per day
capacity. The building will also
have all steel cotton storage space.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Rotary Sponsors
Free Swim Parties
At Waikiki Inn Pool

Free swim parties for boys and
girls IA years and under will be
sponsored weekly through July
and August at Vah-Ki Inn pool by
Coolidge Rotary Club. The pool
will be open today from 1:30 to
5, and thereafter on Friday after
moons between the same hours. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Springfield will
be in charge.
Children must bring their own
bathing suits and health certi-
ficate for eligibility to enter the
pool. All Coolidge doctors will
give free health examinations and
certificates to the children.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Superior Fire
Fighters Seek
Information Here

Coming to Coolidge Tuesday
night TO meet with officials of
Coolidge Volunteer Fire Depart
ment was a delegation of Superior
citizens seeking aid in the forma-
tion of a budget for their own
fire fighting unit on which the
residents of the mining camp will
vote tomorrow.
Included in the group were P.
A. Blackweilder, Abe Williams, C.
h. Canfil and E. C. Walker. Meet
ing with the visitors We're Fire
Chief Snider and secretary, Bill
Elliott of Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Meet For Conference

Hugh Miller, superintendent of
Southwestern National Monuments
left Sunday for northern Arizona,
on a field trip that will include
stops at several of the national
monuments.
Ronald Lee from Washington
branch of National Park Service
historic sites, will meet Mr.. Mill
er for a conference on the present
and future development of Nation
al monuments.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Fire Destroys
600 Tons of
Hay Sunday

Fire of undetermined origin but
which is believed to have been
started by youngsters who earlier
had been seen nearby, destroyed
600 tons of hay Sunday on the
Adamsville ranch of Clemans
Cattle Company.
The fire, which started early
Sunday morning, burned through
out the day, completely destroy
ing the entire stock. Valued at
approximately $4,000, the loss was
covered by insurance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Former Residents
Receive Promotions

Robert Moody of Tucson, assist
ant in the agricultural economics
department at University Of Ari-
zona, has just been appointed as
sistant county agent Of Pima
County. He and Mrs. Moody stop
ped here en- route to the White
Mountains Monday for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
]. Moody.
Miss Margaret Moody of SAT-
ford, who is junior case worker in
social security there, will be sen
ior case worker after July 18th
according to letter received by
her parents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
B And B Drive In
Leased By Hers

Mrs. Eddie Her, leased the
b and B Drive In from Jack Fer
guson last week and took over
management Saturday.
Mr.. Her, who has not been well
for some time, is touring for his
health and Mrs. Her will manage
the restaurant alone. She intends
to specialize in barbecued meats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson left Fri
day for San Francisco, where they
will make their home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
Reckless Driving

Daniel Lewis, Pima Indian, was
cited in south Coolidge Sunday
for reckless driving.
He was tried in local justice
court Monday and fined $25. Since
Lewis works for the government
he was allowed to return to his
job and given until Saturday to
pay his fine.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04
154 Register

With all registration Officers
throughout Pinal county reporting
with the exception of Sacaton, 154
young men who attained he age
of 21 since the initial registration
day last year were registered
Tuesday for military service un-
der the national selective service
law.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04

Q Mary Gardner, Margaret Nc
Grath from Kansas City, Missouri,
and Jimmy Urton were in Phoe-
nix Thursday on pleasure. While
there they went out to the airport
and took plane ride over the
city.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04

. Carl Anderson, who has been in
Los Angeles since Tuesday, on
business, is expected to return to-
day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-07-04

q Marilyn Elsberry is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Elsberry at Gilbert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

iiide Seere, in1n1er tiefer fii6rt Set
8eg nod 9tuBlano bineilt III bas
bonn SerbItreeen olr6tpei6te, nnter
Ben erlten 8interltiirmen erldauernbe
&uBlano. Die Soloaten, sic in Der
Sitleriugeno ben Sanatismus uno
Jatalish1us 6es Na5itlilus in 1i1 ol,f-
genomnlen baben, tuerocn iid) feline
@eoanfen MAIDEN. M6er Sen alteren
Sabreaugen, in 6enen sic grinnerung
an oe't erlten @eltfrieg un0 ben
fiir6terliden 3uIanluen6ru6 lebt,
Ueroet oft genug 8eoenfen al,fltei-
gen uno iie ner0en ii1 oft gcnl1g Sic
Sraee iteuen: Limo mas 6ann?'
lln6 Sic eleide Grase miro iid int
@aden ruo Srdumen benen ba6eim
in Sic Seele fdleideu. s(u6 tpenn
iie geraleide nit oem eritcu @eltfrieg
bon iid) abtpebren, luer6en iie iid ia.
gen miiiien, oaB ser &rieg nid)t ser
Dauer5uitano lit, ooB einnol Elm
SrieoensibluB fommen 1nub, 70 ooer
10, nno oaB ie16lt BEL gliidlidem 1ni-
litdrii6em auseang 3robleme bon
gang ungebeuren susmaBen iid er>
beben uer6en. Yrobleme, sic idon
aus oem rieiigen llmfang bes ero6er-
ten @ebietes iid erseben iuerben, oas
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Mufrollen Ser ltralfront, tpenn es sic.
len rotten Seufels6raten gelingt, nod
lc ettuas sultanoe gu brin9en. aaufa-
ius, srat, BerIien, Snoien! &an at
gnslano!" uun6 bann?" fraste Ser
eiseniinnise 8eitfale nod einmal, er.
belt aber feine Nnttport. Cine @eile
ipdter fnurrte er, laut senug, Bob
trot bes flirrenben 2arnts ser bon
elmer tiefen aotlade in bie an6ere
taumelnoen @asen -bie ean5e Mann-
idaft es b0ren fonnte: ~@nslanb!
Da lit @eidsmariban @oring iult
Dor einem Sabre eetueien!" llnb &C.
6dnpfter iebte er .bi,,5u: Limo SeB
lit ibon felt Monaten in gnslano!'
Damit sibt er ser Dor linn onldtuel-
Ien6en aotididt einen Sritt, 6aB iid
on Der entltebenoen 8rudlteue Sic
,,Sabresrinse" 5eigen. l1nb Damn
itarrt er briiten6 in sic en6loIe @eis
te, mo- er @oltoip unb SEN &aufaI1s
bermutet, un6 san5 in iid binein
fragt er tonlos: limo oann?" l1nS
Damn ipudt er beradtlid in Sen ruiz
iiiden Dred. 49,: =" .'
.l1no bann2 gin, 5timmunssbilo?
Gin bloBes Rbantaliesebiloe? 3iuet.
fellos. 9enn eiierne 9ii5iplin lit bent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

eeufiden solbaten altr slueiten Natl,r
getporben. Gas bat iid unter oem
ne,len aesime nidt sednoert. Gie
2egionen Sitlers 5ieben ourd 3uB=
Iano lpobl falm i,1 ser sebobenen
5timulng, Sic iie auf bem. sieses-
5lig ollrd Sranfreid besleitete ,mo
ond in Sen DISQUALIFICATION I'M Slten
sic einen balbigen 3ulammenbrud
bes @olidetuismus 5u pcrbeibcn
fbienen. Sic tpiiien beute, bab aaes
@ereoe bon einem f,tr5en 2rieg, bon
bem 5iegesiabr t941 eitel Dunit un6
Nebel ,uar. @6er sic 3uperiidt bdlt
an. Cine ser pidtieIten Snouitric=
itd6te 8ublon6s nod ser anoern fdat
ibnen aur @el,te. aber binter ieocn
eroberten StaSt, binter ieSem @ou=
bernement ii6er oem sic &ofenfreu5=
flagge lpebt, iteben i,nmer pieoer rui.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

5ebniual2 gas Rad5abIen perIobnt
lid gar niht mebr. gor 2eninsraS
baben iie sefanpft, Dor 5molenif, ber
Mosfall, Dor 2ietp, - erbitterte, blu-
tiee Sample, in benen gar piele 2a-
meraoen blieben. Sic tpiiien, sort
oben, Dor Der alten 1mo Dor ser nel.en
Sauptitaot 3ablanos, eebt oas &in-
gen unabldiiis tpeiter nit bin uno
Der flutenoem erfols. Sic ielber iinb
Dor 8oden at Der iiioliden 5ront
ii6er aie,u boreebroden, at Soeiia
porbei ont Noroufer 6es Sdmar5en
Weeres borseitoben. Gin fdneioieer
Sffiaier bot SoItotu ais nadites 3iel
6eseidnet. vllno oann?" bat @tner
gefrast. es lag 70 ettpas mie Eroe
in leiner Stimme. Cine iteile Salte
grub fid in sic Stirn 0es Sffisiers,
aber er beberri4te iib. "l1no oann?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

bie grnte5eit. in Stalien, @rieden-
LAMB, Bortusal, Spanien, in Miiiolt.
ri. gatifornien, sllabama lno nob
in einigen on6eren 2anoern. gs oiirf-
te :faum einen Sag i'm Sabre seben,
on. benz nidt an irgenoeiner Steae
Ser gr6e @etreioe eingefabren miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
MittDod, Sen 10. Mobember 194f
1tapolitiide 3eitIGnfte
(Sortleklllta bon 9eite 1)

Tatiade, oab feline Sirn1a, Die gr,u,-
boff manufacturing 60, ioeben flint
@aggonluouneen StabI bon @uglano
beiteat babe.
SSatnes g. Dalp referierte, oaB elm
fiioamerifaniider @eibaftsmanu ibm
onserate1t- iid nit ensliiden 5irmen
iii gerbinouns gu ieseu; er ielbit ba-
be bereits bon elmer Stablfabrit in
Birmingham, England, einen Stabl
besosen ben er bier lit Il. g. tpegen
bes Brioritatsredts nidt erbalten
fonnte.
3um SdluB tpur6en oie tpoblbe-
ariinbeten @eid.perSett ser $50 Ser.
treter fleiner @eidaftsle,tte eiuem
Genatsfomitee einseianot. Sn5pHden
uniiiien oieie amerifaniiden @eidafts-
leute, tpenn fie nidt lire 9iiren idtie.
Bett pouen, ibr 8erbra,dsmaterial
BON @nglano< be5ieben.
X
Gin ergreifenoes Stiinmunssbifo
bon Sem in ser @elt. uno MenIden-
geldibte ein5ig 0aItebenben sieanti=
f6en 8olferringen ,,no 86lfermorben
int Siten @uropas enttpirft Ser
@anoerer". Mit narfigen 5triden
uns ergreifenoer Healiitit aeidnet ct
in ereuen Sarben bas blutiee 8insen
bon Willionen menI6liber 8eIen in
ben pinterliden g6enen SitruBlanSs,
TOO bereits Millionen ibren lestel,
3ampf gefampit. Scr @anoerer"
fdreibt: ..
,Stampfenb un6 feu6eno idleppt
fid Sitlers &rieesmaldine' ourd oen
booenloien 9red bes frib bereinbre.
denoen rltiiilden Binters. 8iele
Glta6rattnetlen fremben 8ooens bat
ite ourdpfliiet, Stdote uno 9orfer
5ermablen uno sermalmt, 6aB nur
nod bie geidipar5ten, bon @eidoiien
serriiienen &amintriitnmer su oem
bon Nau6l6paoen perbangten Stint
1tel ragen glei6 fablen 8aumitriin-
fen nod berbeerenoem @alo6rano.
MHbiam idieben ii6 oie Sanger
tpagen boran, auf oenen Ser lueibe
.@6lamm lm Sic berfruiteten. Sd)id)>
ten aus oem 8ooen ipeiter iueltlid)
gelegener @oupernements iid
i1miegt. Bie sic Sabresringe I'M
Baum itan,m iiebt sic 8rudItele iid
ali, tpenn betm Stantpfen uno Sto,
Zen Ser etiernen ltnsetiin1e 5utpeilen
ein @lrmpen ser &otididt abbridt
uilo polterno sur @rbe iinft.
WiBn1utig, ntiioe, bungrig, frie-
reno iiben solooten o,f ibren Mo>
tertpaeen ,.n6 SEN 2afetten uno Prot.
5eit ser @eidiite, in fdweren @eoan-
fen in Die troltloIe, unenolide Weite
ftarren6, Sic Dor ibnen lieet. 2ange
Woden lit es ber, baB iie Die Seimat
berlieBen 1,no iid) ourd oas 8alti'
fitm, bttrd Bolen, burd oie Ukraine
toranfGnpfte,,. &eute, morgen, ndd-
fte Wode, nddlten Monat iollte Ser
5ieg, Ser eroBe. ehtideioenee Sieg
fomneit.. 60 bate es ser "6iibrer"
berbeiBen, 1tn6 ser in Sen Auartieren
1ln6 audi int Seloe eeb0rte Nunofunf
bate ,,e,ter Sanfarenseidmetter Sen
n1nrittelbar beborlt ltebenoen Eriumpb
intnter tuieoer bon nel1ent angefiin-
bigt. ::@ie oft lit bie ruiiilde @ebr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

lluter cine ,teue Srbnllng gebeugt
iueroen iou, ser piele Millipncn Mcn.
ldal oblebneno, berbittert, hoBer.
fiillt 9egenii6erlteben, mo lnt sic ge.
gen feinolid)e Gontinel,te eefGmpit
perocn ml,b. @ielcidt pielc Sabre
lang! llno ob iie'S pollen oocr niht:
bcGngitieenoe 8cralcid)e nit bem er.
lten gHeltfrieg laiien li6 nid)t per.
ideltd)cu. ga lit Guglano, bos 5luor
idluer geldaoigt uno aeldpdd)t abcr
nod 1anac nidt beIicat lit. Ga iino
Sic Ser. Staatc,,, sic I'M crlten @clt.
frieg einc entfdeioenoe Noac ipiclten.
nnb heren Megier,.na bellte ihon cine
iddrfere Sprode fiibrt OILS Sic @il.
ions, als ser forntellc 9rl,d ldon
pou5oaen NOR. =,
llnb ipenu Souu in bieie Soraen
ser @eoanfc lidj ori''at> oab iid) ,,oer
Siibrer' bieslnaI bod perrednet boz
ben fonnte, 0ab Ser luabnluisiae
9rieg in &uBlanS tros aller setpon.
neneu S6ladtcn alld I'M HouIn oes
sliotpiden lno 2aIpiiden Meeres oie
G,tideioltng nidt su er5lpinacn Der.
mag lmo in bas Sabr 1912 6iueit
iid idblcppen iucrbe> uno baB oann
Gelttldlano INNER nod Dor ser sb'
redu,ung nit Guelano ltcben miro.
pdbreno icnleits bcs S5cans Gin ltar.
fer Staat nit pahlcnbcr TeinoIeli9.
felt sic Gntpidllngen bes 8riegeS
perfolgt, - So miro in mondeu Ser.
sen Sic bonAe 6ragc ol1fltcigen: ultno
mas oan1?'
Die ,,Gbicago Sribunc" finoet, oaB
mir ,,oic gr0Bteu @iInpel aller s3eiten
iino'', ltno 5tpor aus foleenoen Grin.
SEN: u@ir fabri5ieren nid)t allein
aregsnrateriol fir Gnglano, mir
babcn ol,1 eiuelt groBen Sell ihrcr
normalcn sSriebensofonon,ie iiber-
nommen. @ir bouen ibnen Slotten-
1tltbplnttc lm belnlld)en Sa1o. Mlr
babelt inns au6 - in Sen @orten oes
9lubennriniltcrS gbcu - ,,0l,berIt ge.
ncroS' SIT iGrer 6oroerun9 geltellt,
oaG mir ibneu ein poar Giienbobn.
linien lu1o StroBen bouen @ir
ld)iden ibneu Nobr,,nesmittcl, oo.
nit lie Sic britiide &egicrlrng Der.
fauieu llno Sen Grlos ilt ibre eigene
SaId)e .Iteden fam.
@ir geben mebr fir ben 8rieg aus
olS sic Gugl0noer, o6tuobl oieie int
9rieg iinO uno mir nidt. @ir iino
sic groBten @impel oller 3eite,,, uno:
mir ipcr6en nationolen Gelbitmorb:
begeben, ipenn mir nidt balo gu Ser.
ltano fon1men. ..
limo nln iollen mir SEN Gugldn.
Bern audi nod Sic SSraf6obn baucn.
Or. 6. Bates bon Ser Cornell
ltniueriitat tuia Sic Srase eel0it ia.
ben: ,,8ann besinnt ser SSSn0ianer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

Mus unofii5ieller Suelle perlautet,
oob 8apIt Ei1s megen bes 9rieges
alle Seilig- lmo Seligipredl11es5ere.
monien auf Before 3eiten aufaeid}e.
6en babe, ba Oieiel6en ia bo6 uid)t iu
gebiibrenoer 8eiie porgenomne1t
per6en f0nnten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

Or. 6. Bates bon ser Cornell
ltniueriitat luia Sic Srase eeloit ia.
ben: u@am besinnt ser Sn0ianer.
Iommer?" Gr bebauptet: Ser sSn,
oianeriommer beeinnt alter lleberlie.
rllng genlaB immer nit bem erlten
@ollnulno int Nobember 0ies p0re
in oielen Sabre ser 3. Nooember. Gie
Snbianer nennen bielcn @ollmonb Sen
,,Mono oes faulen Jarmers' neil
0ieiem Damn sic lette grnteeeleeen.
belt gcboten miro. 9ieie eigenartige
8e5ei6nung lit bel oeu &enuebec -eeSn.
oianern 1T Waine gebrdudlid). bel
Sen G9ippeluas int n0roliden Mihi.
gan, bel Sen Menoninees in @iscon.
fin nno bel SEN feds SSnoionerltdm.
men IN Neip Dorf llno in Ontario.