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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
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New York Yankees play their
Kansas City farm club cousins
today minus the services of Short
stop Phil Rizzuto. Manager Joe
Mccarthy said that Rizzuto had
a charley horse and would be out
Of the lineup indefinitely The
Yanks beat the Newark Bears
yesterday. Il.
CLEARWATER. Fla. - The
BROOKLYN Dodgers and the
New York Giants play the
sixth game of their spring
series here today. The Dodgers
defeated the 81. Louis Cards,
s-s. yesterday while the Giants
gained a 5-4 decision over the
Boston Red SOY.
AN AHEIM, Calf. - Connie
Mack's surprising Athletics had a
spring training mark of 10 wins in
IL exhibition starts today after
an lie triumph which allowed
them to sweep their four-gam
series with the Chicago Cubs.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-The
Philadelphia Phillies met Rochester
here today after dropping a 10
decision to the Syracuse Chiefs in
a tilt at Fort Lauderdale.
HoLLYWOOD-RoolSie Al
don Wilkie and Veterans Bill
Clemensen and Oadis Swigart
were TO take the mound to-
day rs the Pittsburgh Pirates
met the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. Manager Frankie
Frisch was pleased with the
pitching Of Russ Bauers. who
turned back the Chicago
White Sox yesterday with one
run in the three innings he
pitched. The Pirate downed
the White Sox, 9-S.
LAKELAND. rla.-rhe Detroit
Tigers today drilled on fielding
after yesterdays a-s defeat by the
Cincinnati Reds. The deciding
run in the Reds-Tigers game was
scored in the eighth by Carlton
Del Salvo when Tiger First Base
man Rudy York dropped a throw
from the naftffn11 NA.-ls
led the Detroit attack with two
singles and a double
BRADENToN. Fla.-The cleve-
land Indians meet Louisville of
the American association here to-
day. The Indians broke loose
from their batting slump yester-
day with Is hits and defeated
Rochester. 10-4. Pitcher Bill
Zuber was the hero of the day
with a triple with the bases full
that climaxed an Indian rally.
Los ANGELES, CaI.-The
Chicago Cubs and their cross
city rivals, the White Sox.
square off today In the first
of series of spring training
exhibition games. Roth clubs
were whipped yesterday. the
Cubs by the Philadelphia Ath-
etics, lie. the So. by the
Pittsburgh Pirates. 9-S.
TAMPA, Fla. - The ST. Louis
Cardinals got seven hits and 10
bases on balls in yesterdays game
with the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Clearwater but failed in the
pinches and dropped the contest,
I to 8. The Dodgers got II hits.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-Johnny
Niggeling and Emil Bildilh will
pitch for the st. Louis Browns
today in the first of a four-game
series with the Minneapolis Mill
ers at New Braunfels. Tex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Ell CENTRIC, Cal. - An mira
squad game was scheduled today
for the San Diego Padres. Yes
terdays civil war again saw the
rockies drub the regulars. The
squad is prepping for exhibition
games with the San Diego Marines
Saturday and Northrop Aviation
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Anyway. George Poe this week
up jackets long trousers and long
l,,.e h.a HI. e.sa, carrying half
which he used oppor'un moments And not 10 ihro" Al the eaoo
WIN him Homer product of Eve9
aie swathed completely heavy that one little
won.aa golfer complete sh, summer attire and very comfortable
starosphere McchOrd neld'"
a Change Comes Over Them...
Anyway George and Homer headed up the first farway
On their second Shots the unpredictable guy know
Old Man Weather turned the heat from his sun furnace
ud,es function.
So into nearby ump of Homer depicting
torment body and while George tggers
He well he removed everything more particularly
He changed back into his clothes minu
smiling broadly, absolute, perfect relief
wooden indies while Homer kept
Al Ii. 18th hs. II chilled again nd the cold
Again ~oole original forms
18th tee the shone again. stronger than ever
And at the 18th hole fsvorins
They couldn't their hands to golf
zhey ~s ere needed e. ID. for or. ' ss,ss - M
AT the caddy house sgd Anderson club secretary yelled to the
Hey. whsrs'r. your your
There
sgd didn't mouthfu he had said
:. Kennedy and Football -.
John Kennedy riding comfortable seat at Lincoln
high.
He the Lincoln Abes their BASKETBALL
and moved them into the state tourney for the first
time
- Now, expects kennedys fine squad 10 win the
state
Sure the hoopmen have chance but they not among
= the favored few.
experts anything placed them dark
There chance for
Lincoln.
sun in contest Kennedy
= splendid job 1t Lincoln this season.
bags question football coaching
IAsAnaaa y . gid mentor.
Belarmine primarily TO direct the Bella on
= striped field.
. SPELL End school, where
uatsr1al u courageous O spirit terribly
- quantity
: Something In His Fovor...
No coach Bellarmne has found sufficient material
With which TO build . city title team
The enrolment simply is not there and under the cir
eumstances nothing short Of athletic miracle,
win permit the Bells to meet larger rivals $3.50
: basis
Time Disadvantages game kids
faced the beginning.
Howsvsr what meant to lead to this Kennedy and
~ gTid coaching future.
eutstandins II
as - win - svea major considsaon for the football
resigned
: lie spot
That however. win time
fast and win filled before fall
Kennedy. feel would those extra duties
And he'd many supporters
Aa hnakethAn Job has what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

FULLERTON, Cal. = sacra-
mento met the Seattle Rainiers
today in an exhibition contest.
Pilots Pepper Martin and Bill
Skiff began pairing squads in
preparation for the seasons
opener. The Rainiers won from
Portland yesterday. to !.
PORTLAND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

ONTARIO. Cal.-The Los An
geles Angels clashed with Oscar
Wits Portland nine today. Jigger
STATE hoped that Bob Weiland, the
big left-hander who just came to
the Angels from the east. would
be in shape to pitch few inn
ings Yesterday the Angels mp
ped Sacramento 7 to g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

LOS ANGELES. CaI.-The
Chicago Cubs and their cross
city rivals, the White Sox,
square off today In the first
of a series of spring training
exhibition games. Roth clubs
were whipped yesterday. the
Cubs by the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, lie, the Sos by the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 9-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

AN AHEfM. Calf. - Connie
Maeks surprising Athletics had a
spring training mark of 10 wins in
IL exhibition starts today after
an lie triumph which allowed
them to sweep their four-game
series with the Chicago Cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

VI a VI I BEACH, Fla.-The
Philadelphia Phillies met Rochester
here today after dropping a 10
decision to the Syracuse Chiefs in
a tilt at Fort Lauderdale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

BKADFNION, FIa.-The CIeVe-
land Indians meet Louisville of
the American association here to-
day. The Indians broke loose
from their batting slump yester-
day with Is hits and defeated
Rochester. 10-4. Pitcher Bill
Zuber was the hero of the day
with triple with the bases full
that climaXed An Indian rally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

TAMPA, Fla. - The ST. Louis
Cardinals got seven hits and 10
bases on balls in yesterdays game
with the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Clearwater but failed in the
pinehes and dropped the contest,
I to 8. The Dodgers got II hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

CIEARN AFTER. Fla. - The
BROOKLYN Dodgers and the
New York Giants play the
sixth game of their spring
series here today. The Dodgers
defeated the 81. Louis Cards,
s-s. yesterday while the Giants
gained a 5-4 decision over the
Boston Red SOY.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

all being eaten as they ripen because
people are to hungry. While in other
counties orchards that were laden
with fruit year OF two ago ale only
waste lands now.
But it is more than a sense of thrift
that makes us pull down the great pre-.
serving kettles from high pantry
shelves and 60 to the cellars lor an.
other dozen jelly glasses. Every one
of us wants to be useful these fatefu
days, as Industry digs in to the colos-
sol job of defense production. We want
to do unusual things for our families
as Industry se,ves the country in its
unusual way. So we 60 back to simple
earthly things; to the canning and
preserving of vegetables and fruits a
gainst the bleak days to come.
Dinners will be important this win
ter and dish of homemade preserves
will be something to fortify the heart
as well as satisfy the stomach.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
TO FORTIFY THE HEART

! Its canning and preserving time
once more and all over the country
fragrances from bubbling kettles steal
out from open kitchen DOORS
There are peaches bedded down in
rich syrup, cloves stuck in their fat
sides, slowly turning into pickles, del
ectible with roast some cold day to
come. There a,e tomatoes cooked
whole, carefully so they won't oreak
when they're ladled into the waiting
mason jars. There are grapes SIMMER.
ed for long hou.s and now tied up in
lags and hung over broom handles to
drain into yellow crooks a drop at a
time. They III make ruby jelly to store
in rows of glasses on cellar shelves.
Well open them one at a time-grate
fully-on winter nights and remember
and taste the sunshine of summer.
Soon, after frost comes and the
vines are withered, there will be the
prngent smell of green tomatoes chopr
ed up in tiny pieces and mixed with
onions and g cen peppers, cooking a
way in vinegar mixture that makes
them one of the fastest relshes that
ever graced an American table. There
are little sickle pears and bushel bas-
kots heaped with apples to be squeez-
ed for cider or made into apple butter
or stored in bins in the cellar for win
ter eating.
They say there will be more can
ming and prese wing done this fall than
in q decade or two. For this is no
year to let food of any kind go to
waste; no year to let peaches rot ON
the ground, or give the bees their way
with the pie grapes, or even throw
away the thick rind of watermelon3.
In much of the world the fruits are
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
A1Do,.
YOU
KNOW?
~
" Vssshtnsfon &ssss Progress es0aisES~

Continuing with the second ds four
features on the derivation of names
and dates of organization of Washing
ton State s thirty-nine counties:
Ferry: to honor Elisha p. Perry
first governor of Warrington, Febru-
airy 81, 1899.
franklin: Named after Benjamin
Franklin November %, 1888.
Garfield: for President Garfield
November 80, 1881
Grant: for President Grant. Febru
airy "a, 1909.
Grays Harbo, for Captain Gray
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

discoverer of the harbor, March is,
1915. (Known first as Chehalis coun-
ty, April IA, 1854.
Island: composed entirely of islands
January 6. 1853.
Jefferson: to honor President
Thomas Jefferson, December %, 1852.
King: in honor of Vice-Presideht
Williem R. King, December %, 1852.
Kitsap: for Chief Kitsap (name
means "brave") whose waning to
the whites saved settlers from mas.
sacre in Puyallup Valley. January IL,
1857.
Kittitas Indian word meaning;
"gray gravel bank November "a,
1883.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
BRAKES SET CAR AFIRE

Red Martin. ~, Grand Coulee
truck driver, lost his car when faulty
brakes caught fire On the Almira hill
about four miles souh cr Grand Cou-
lee. Martin was ba ely able to escape
before the full gas tank exploded.
The accident occurred at noon during
heavy traffic and passing motorists
stopped and after desperate fight
extnguished he flames. Martin lost
his personal belongings, including
cash conained in a suitcase. The car
was total loss.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

INSURANCE-of all kinds; crop,
fire or auto.-Douglas Goodall, Coulee
City. adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

WANTED-Cash for six Or eight
good loads of straw delivered to ranch
Il mile north of Coulee junction, on
Speedball highway.-M. Trout. adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

THE DISPATCH, $500 A YEAR
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llebcr oas gn6reInltat bes eigan.
tiIden Aingens Der NiIlionenbeere
inn Often @uropas ergeben iib mili..
tGriidc 8enrteiler Der gan5en aSelt
in Ben peridieoeniteu Nntmabnnsen
1,nb 8erebnuneen. Die nun ieit tbrei
Nonaten tpiitenbc Sitaneuiblaht
stpeier mddtieer @eener bat, tros rie-
Tiger 8erluIte an Menidenleben' nno
enbloier I,linen IN ~Stabt llno 2ano
big jeet feine gntibeibung eebrabt
nno iteilt Die Noeli6feit zines lan-
gen, nod piel moroeriIhern &ies
in Ausiidt. SeoenioIs miro ser aus.
fan oesielben eine perIhieoene @enoe
0es geeentpdrtieen &rieees berbeiiiib>
rem.
Cine erobe Sodfenntnis berratcn'
be 8etrahtung iteut ooriiber nnter
Der auilhrift uBeltenwenbc" Ger
8anoerer" in ieiner lesttpobigen
Ausoobc on:
,SsSn Hublone gebt barum bet
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&f INT ,pcit mebr als bie Nus.
bebnnna bes oeuti6en Nahtbereid)s
nod Sitr,r. Sic 3nfunft Aiiens BON
ben 9aroanellen bis nah @laoimos
ftof uno bon Sibirien bis s,,m Snoi~
iben S5ean itebt auf bent Spiel. Oct
bisberiee Wioerltaao &ublanos eeaeu
Die getpaltieite lfilitormaht auer
3eiten entiprah burdalls nibt Den
@r,uortlnaell sic iih auf sic fultu'
relic, politiide uno Wirtl6oftlibc lln'
fGbi9fcit oes 8olideiuisnn's nnb oel.
fen militoriibc Heiit,n9en 1T 1Sinns
lamb ltiittcn. W,au miro lid) aber er>
inuerm, lpic ibuen es oem Chaos 3lt-
ainH ais im eriten Weltfrieg Die
Nilitdrmabt bes 3arent,ms burd
cine &eibe id)merer Nieberlaeen 3er-
miirbt ipor. @elinet es ser be,,tiher
@eeresleitmg, oas in Den letteu 60
gen Wieoer anfeenornmenc Eempo bes
rnliiibem Jelb5ues bei5ubebnlten nno
ben @rcbteil ocs bem GulIem nod
berbliebenen Snbuitrie9ebietes feit in
bic @ano 5u befcnlmen, bann miro lib
bic r,,iiilbe &iOerltanbsfraft init 5us
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Dsiifinodj, bea 5. Dftpbtr 1911
YrsftiIionelt s6min0ltr

Man fnnn iid Ieidt errednen, ipie
piele auf bieic Beiie in nnierm 2anbe
beItoblen iperoen ilno iie 1tnfoften ia.
ben, fiir Ole fein an6erer @rnnb por-.
bonben lit ais Die 1tnebriihfeit ibrer
Nitbiireer, oeuen tie in ibrer eigenen
linfenntnis Der O,ehanif bon Nnto,
Rabio ,,nb ltbr blind .pertra,ten milf.
feu. @s lit ia .uoslid, ourd beionoere
8orlid)t ben 1llateriellen 5daoem in
etipa au berninbern. 8iel bebai,er-
lider aber, l,no fir ben gbarafter
unieres 2anbcs lnb ieiner Biireer
umio idmablider, lit oie JolgerrnG
sic iid) aus Der 8raris oieier profei.
iionellen ShtpinbIer ereibt, namlid).
oab offenbar oie reliei0s -iittlide Sci.
te eiues eroBeu Seiles unierer Nit-
biirser iib eir ,maemein fdble6tes
3eaenis ouslteut. Chen elm tpeiterer
8etpeis oafiir, ooB ipir ipeit entfernt
iino, ei,t ipobrbaft ebriftlihes BoIf 5u
iei1t. - gtep ST.. Narfert, $50. ~
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3u sen toulten 4rieesbesern in
,lnierem eigeneu 2anoe eeb0rt, nod
oer Auiidt bes ,Sbio State Sour
mar, 5euator CLAUDE Sepper BON
6lorioa. u9as ltuiinnie1te nno Di-
oeriinuieite, ipas ic ieiuem Sirn ent-
iprlmeer iit'', idreibt Dos eenonnte
9latt, uiit ieiu Goridlae, bem Gene.
ral @epgauo in airifa &rieesuate-
rial 5u ienoe,,, oonlit er inltano ee.
lett 'peroe, 9afor seeen Sitler su
beid)iiseu.
SSeoer,nann ipeiB - nnb Senator
8epper iollte es ,uiiien - bob @ep-
gono nit 8etaim, 9arlan nnb oen
Gibp= 6oidi}ten inter elmer Gede
itedt. @r lit ielbit eiu cil,gefleii6ter
,SaIdiit. @s bat iid) ibm mebrmals
cine @elegenbeit eeboten Ieine Ar-
ntee apleite Der 9emofrotien 5lt ltel.
len ltno eine Gntiheioune i'm Mittel-
ldnhiIden 0feere berbei5,,fiibren, 10
3. g. bate &ep9ano eineesriffen, als
&opells Sruppen mebr ols Die SGlfte
2ibpers erobert batteu, ,piiroen bic
AdieHportner lidt ipieoer einen Cell
9ibpens erobert baben. @s tpGre
fein &riee int Sprieu ouseebroden,
oenn @epgauos ginflnB nn6 Nait
lpitroe @eneral Dens permanent on
sic Seite ser aliierteu eebrasbt ba-
ben.
gs eab eiue 3eit, oa 2ente, bel
oenen ser 8linlh- ser Batter oes sc.
oanfens mar, 8epeanb. als einen
n1adtpouen @eencr !Sitlers betrabte.
ten, ober oieIe Belt lit boriiber. 8eD.
gano uuteritiist 6e,,te Betain, Der, Oh.
ipobl tpioer ieiueu Billen, 5ranfreid
iu oie !Sdnbe Sitlers Iiefert. Bep-
sano lit ebenio ipenig Elm ,uobrer
5ron5ole, ais Eepper ein> mabrer De-
mofrat it,
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Eopit Yius Der 3molfte bat nod
altem 8ralld audi in bieleln Sabre
anc &atboHfeu Ser ean3en @clt 3u
einen1 @ebetsfre,l53lg fir ben
&eltirieoen o,lfgcforoert ,nb sic
@l6ubigen ermobnt, I'M Monat Sf>.
tober bas &oienfron5ecbct auf5u-
opicrn, bon1it fir sic Stride @ottes
nno sic ormc Meni6beit sic Gage
Der ibperen Eriif,rng abeefiir5t
,peroe,l mohten.
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Gin 3eituuesihreiber bot ausee.
rednet, bob oie Sonp'poob Sban-
ipieler in 5ebu -sSSabren nm $4,000, 900
fir Stolins &ote am9e5apft iporben
iino. Oas lbeint sic alte :grfabrung
5u beItati9en, oaB nar elm 1oier 81.
Iammenbong beitebt 5,pilhen einem
Narreu nuo ieinem @elo. - @lpbe
Noore int uObio State Sournal'.)
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2ellten allerbano @eipinne poripiee
gela ipenn tie ibr. @elb fir bieles
ober jones l1nternebnlen bergebei,
uno oann bas sadieben babe,,, lpena
sas Gauge iid ais eitel Duuit erlpie-
ieirbot. Dieie 8att,lng lit alt. aber
nit .neuen @ctperben, ,,e,,em 3peieea
n,enihIiher Edtiefeit int 9ienlte an&
berer, ift offenbor cine 5u itarfc Ser
i,ub,ng fit nielc aufaefommen, bic
iih oarill betdtieen, als oaB iie ibr
tpioeriteben fonnten. Sffenbar -
unb oos ift bas 8eoauerlidlte bar-
an = ift 10 tpenig @etuifen porban-
oen, bab iuir IN bieier @eii,,n,ng ser
@eiuiiiensloiigfeit cinem in,mer all-
eemeiner tperoenoen 3uItono ser ltn>
tbrlibfeit 5lltreiben, Der lblieBlih luie
ci1 &rebs nid)t ui,r bas Golf in ,na=
teriel1ea 9ineen beranbt, lonoeru al
le @eiinm,ng hes Gertrauens ger
-Iest imo oamit ei,les ser 5unbanlcntc
eirtes georoneten 3uion1menlebens Der
Mcniden eriinbli6 5erlt6rt.
Die 3eitidrift uSbc Gcaocr's 81
aeIt'' bat fiir3lid 5tpei Yerlonen a,f
cine iid iiber bas gon3e 2ano .erltref=
fcnbc Sour seianbt, nm oie ebrlid)=
felt ober llnebrlihfcit nerl6iehe,ter
@eibdftsstpeiee a,,s5uprobiereir, nit
bencn es iu leinem Sertrauen a,lf oe=
rem ebrlibfeit abboneig lit. 9ieie
ltnteri,ihung bat eiilcn Stamo Ser
llncbrlihfeit ans aiht eebradt, Der
ni6t MIR bie materielle Shdbignng
ipeiter golfsfreiic seiet, ionoern nidt
rnil,oer ein 8etpeis bafiir lit, ba6 bic
geluillcnleie >ltnebrlibfeit 5,l einen
llebel anaelpahien lit, bas fir ipeite
Greilc ,inieres golfes ais ,iclbItner-
.ltd,olih ailt. Ga6 init bieier ntate-
riellet 5haoienuig ein oircft fifth
der. Mieoerealtg Sal1o in Sano eebt,
lit nod bcoauerlider. ltno oas lit
bieIc allee,teine llucbrlibfeit, elm
lIttl1t)er N1ebergalg, ipenn nld)t l6on
cin birefter Sicfitaub.
Die Stihprobe fir gbrlihfeit ober
ltnebrlidfeit madten sic beiocu Ser
treter ser 3eitihrift al brei 8erufs-
3lpcigcn: Sci oen @ara9en, Die Imtos
rcpariereu, bent 9iubip Heparatellr,
rno be,n ltbrmo6cr. Muf elmer sSabrt
bon beinobc $1,000 Mcilen: iiber bos
gan5c 2ano prolentiertcn iie in n,ebs
rcren Sunberten bon Stdbte,l mno
fleineren Sieolnneen ibr slnto, &obio
uno llbr gum 8eparieren. Mnto, &as
bio nno llbr iparem INNER ut crit
flalii9em 3l,itarb. 9tnr mnroe am
auto miner obiidtli6 ein Serbin-
ounesbrabt loseeu1aft, ioba6 Bic
Maidine MIR nit ber einen 9olftc
ser 3plinoer arbeitete, lnS bcim &a-
oio. lpuroe INNER bieiefbc Cube, nno
an scr llbr Die S1ralbc an Der sSeber
losgeihroubt.. 3pei 0inee, oie ieoer
.sluto- reipeftipe &aoicreparatenr 10
fort ~bemerfcn mubte, nnb ,pobl bon
ben lneiiten lofort bemcrft ,paroe.
Nbcr "a Yro5ert aller 10 auf ibre
@brli6feit aepriiften Heparoteurc
Waren nnebrlid senng, san5 anoere
Eeparah,ren porsutduihen uno BON
oen beioen gr0Bere BetrGec a,t ers
laneen. Gon beu ltbrmabern iparen
40 Gro5ent spiebuben. Die ltnebr-
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Fibreitenbem Monsel an 5lueseligen,
Ean5eripngen, @eibiiten ,,no: 2ebens-
mitteln Die Mbipebr ermattet nno Der
Riidaug INNER tpeiter negiiibrt bon
ben araftaentren oes &eibes, fann es
eeibeben, oab fiber ssadt Die @nf<
Ioinng einiett unb bos @ebiibe Der
Solpietrepublifem suiammenbribt.
Sberflablibes llrteil mag cine iol-
DIE Noalidfeit als bas @noe bes 8ol-
ide,pismus beeriiben. Nas aber 5,,-
nadit fol9en piiroe, lpdre 5tueifeIlos
polleuhetes @baos in oem &ieie,,reid,
nod melt idlimmer als oer ltmitur5
bon 1917, in bent tpenigltens Snieln
bes 8iberltanoes aeeen bie anse=
meinc aufloiung perbiieben tparen
Seute ober, nod iabraebntelan9cr
9erridatt oes 8olibeipisnlus, tpiirSe
oie eliiberoe 2apa bes ltmit,tr5es
berbeereno iiber aIie 2dnbcr bes iuic
nod ME snbor aufeeipiiblteu aiiatis
iden Sentiments iid) ereieben ,lnb
aud nod bem @eitel1 iiberIb6umen,
ipo oie SSS,,geno -ourbieudt lit: poa oen
lpitematiib sepflegtcn sSoeen oes aeu-
beioentums, ,,nb feline Vsilitor,uabt
oer @roes iparc auf oie 9arer itarf
genl,g, Dem unbeimlib iib ousbrei-
tenoen 8eltbrano AT Ifeiicrt. -...
Sn 2onbon ,,no. @aibington iIt
mon ipobI an erfter SteIe, menn nidt
oilsibliesIid, bon militarilben @e-
iihtsplnften aus rm Ole @nt1pidlitns
ser Ginee in Mublan6 beiorat. Aber
menn man bort bon Ser 8idtigfeit
fortgelesten r,,iiiiden 8ioeritanbes
iprid)t, ibtpinseu bod 5ipeiielfos,
penn aub ,idt flar foriin,liert Sc
oonfen nit, ,pic .iie oben alseeIpro
ben ,pltroen. ginen Sieg hes bols
idelpiitiiden .S,iblanos fan1 ,lie,nauo
ipiiniden, Ger iiber ben aligenblid=
libeu &orteil biuausibaut. Gin iol-
der Sieg ,piirbe europa in BEN
,Sumpf bolidetpiltiiher 9arbarei
itiir5cn uub in allen 26nberm ber ,,n=
beilpollen sSbecn,pelt bes seienid)aits=
feimbliden &omnunismlts unabIcbba=
ren &orldub leiiten. slnbererieits
aber ipiirbc ciu pollItonbiger triumph
bes Sitler'iheu 9entlhlonb nibt al
lcin militdriid, politiid) ,mb ipirt=
idoftlid) Iih a,slprfer, ionocrn. a,t6
Dem nit bcm 9olibelpismu,s tpcienss
perponhten Notiouol io3iolisnus ei<
men ,luaebe,,ren Anftrieb aeben. Sm
Sieg ,pie in oer Nieoerlagc iuiiroeu
8olide,pisnlls nno Nationalio5ialis>
mts pereint europa ,mb sic 8elt
aus oen Nnecln bcben. 8eioe linb
sSl,,ten eines in getrennten 8etten
fliebenocn Stromes. Sieg uno 9tie=
berloac merben Tie 5',lom'nenfiibren,
BOB lie ipie cine clooca marima ollca
llurot elmer gottentiremoeten Belt
ourd) bie 2anbe ipd1sen rno iie nit
ibreu Miosmen pcrpelten.
Darmnt fam ,tan nmr boffcn, ha6
lid in &ublono pon5iebt, luos man
fit beu Nusaong ,bes eriteu &elt
frieees ipiinldtc umo tpas ouh fir
bieicn a'peiten 8eltfrieg in iciner
@eiomtbeit piinihensipert lit: Dob es
feinen Sie9er nno feinen 8eiieaten
aibt. 9ann mag es einmal, ipenn Der
&eltenlenfer oem fiirhterliden 80
tcutnua init Se,r GSIofenir,fnn. NiS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

Sas iapanilde Snnenminiiterinm
fat Die geroffentliduang aus fremoen
Spraden iiberiester perberblider
2iebesromane ,,nb beIonbers fran50'
iiider gsooeneu nerboten. gs erflGrt.
.6ie Mabnobme lei 5,m Sbns Der
Noral oer iiineeren Generation not.
tueroig geiporoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

ioIinis ,mb uibt Stalins uSromng'
lit, Ionoeru alleu Golfern nno allen
Staateu ibr Ged)t ,perben lGbt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

entered - Seeons: Clas.
Aet ~ October = 1877