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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

CMALL windows and book
~ shelves at the sides of a fire.
place often create a monotonous
series of rectangles. Watch out
for them for they play an impor-
tant part in decorating plans. You
see them here in the small sketch
six of them-window; over
mantel space; window; book
shelves; mantel; book shelves.
The only architectural change
shown in the large sketch was
mantel facing built of three boards
and simple mouldings. This broke
up one rectangle. Irregular lines
for swag Grapes over the windows
softened the angles of two more.
A large picture or mirror over the
mantel just added still another
rectangle, so small prints were
hung with ribbons. The arrange
ment of vines, books and bibelots
on the shelves took care of the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
ONLY SIX WORDS NEEDED
FOR NATIONAL PLATFORM


TO THE VAST MAJORITY of the
American people-democracy, our
American democracy - represents
more than a way of life, more than
a philosophy of government. We as
sociate with democracy system,
our American profit system of free
competition.
When we apply democracy to our
selves as individuals, we more often
think of the opportunities offered by
that American system, than of the
privileges provided by our form of
government, and to US they are as
ISOLATED, if not synonymous.
Our democracy, our form of gov
eminent representing the privileges
we enjoy, is endangered by subver-
sive elements operating in this coun-
try. But in even greater danger is
our American system of free COM
petition through which opportunities
are provided for each of us who has
the energy and ability to grasp and
improve them.
That system is being seriously
undermined, and it is being done in
the name of democracy.
To be sure, we might retain our
democracy and all the privileges it
offers, without retaining the Amer
lean system and the opportunities it
provides. To lose the opportunities
would be as serious as to lose the
privileges, except that so long as we
remain masters of government,
rather than slaves to government,
we would be in position to in time
"a very long time-restore the OPP
portunities.
I should like to write the platform
for both major political parties and
could put it all in these six words:
Maintain Democracy and the
American SvSfaDo
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
Little Herbert Vas There
To Glue the Game A,Uayi

On arriving home father found
a foreign coin resembling quar-
ter in his small change, so he
went out to do a little shopping,
taking Herbert, aged five, along.
He went to the grocer's, and the
grocer, looking at the coin, said
with an air of surprise, "Why, this
is not United States money!"
So the man went to the drug
,gist's, and there rendered the coin.
The druggist informed him that the
coin was of foreign extraction.
Good heavens, so it isl" ex-
claimed the father. 81 wonder
where I got that?"
Don't you know, dad?" spoke
up Herbert. That's the one the
grocer wouldn't take!"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

rest. It required lot of expert
menting but as soon as it was
discovered that irregular lines
were the key to the problem all
went smoothly.
NOTE: Directions for cutting and
making the swag draperies shown in
todays sketch may be found on page II
of Book /, in the series of service
booklets offered with these articles. Also
book z is now ready for mailing. II
contains more than 30 of these home
making ideas with step-by-step directions
for each; as well as a description of the
series. Booklets are 10 cents each
and should be ordered direct from:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
Ask Me 4nother
g A General Quiz


/. How far apart are North
America and Asia at the narrow
est point of Boring strait?
2. What is thimblerigger?
8. Why does a polar bear never
slip on CLASSY ice?
4. St. Paul's epistles to the
Thessalonians were written to the
inhabitants of the city now called
what?
S. What is the smallest deer in
the world?
6. What is the principal con-
stituent of pewter?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
GIVE THE FARMER
THE HOME MARKET

TO-DAY WE ARE IMPORTING
millions of pounds of beef and mill
lions of bushels of corn from Argen-
tina. We do that with the hope of
selling Argentina automobiles, type
writer's, sewing machines and many
other manufactured products. We
sacrifice the American farmer in
the interest of the American manu-
facturer and to maintain wage scales
in American factories.
Before the present war in Europe
began, we were buying millions of
pounds of pork products from Po-
land that we might sell to Poland
the products of American factories.
At the same time we would not per-
NIT shoe manufacturers in Czecho-
slovakia to sell shoes in this country.
We prevented that by a tariff wall.
To have permitted the sale would
have taken orders away from Amer
lean shoe factories, and employment
from people who worked in those
factories.
American farmers could, and
would, have produced the pork prod
ucts imported from Poland if they
could have had protected market,
and that production would have
helped to maintain the living stand
ards in American farm homes.
Instead of giving to the American
farmer his home market, we make
of him charity subject by paying
him for not raising food products
we can buy elsewhere. To do that
costs us well over a billion dollars
year.
The American farmer would pre-
fer to make his own way. What he
asks is a fair treatment as is given
other American industries.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
The AnsDers

1. Fifty-six miles.
2. One who swindles with the
aid of three small cups, shaped
like thimbles, and small ball or
pea.
8. The soles of the polar bears
feet are covered with thickly set
hair which gives him perfect trac-
ton.
4. Salonika.
5. The mouse-deer of Indo-
China. 1t weighs about four
pounds.
6. Tin.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
NEXT WEEK
Axotkss AdAosdl~s 9'sAzaA~s~t
D O Mt MISS I'll

Falling in his mission TO sape the
Panama Canal, Benning determines
to take revenge on The men respon-
sibLe FoIlotg him to MeIico as he
brGueiy risks his life to carry out his
daring planl
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K 4 x x x 4 q
his voice a raucous sheer. Murder
burned in his round green eyes as he
covered Benning with a long-bar-
relied Luger pistol. Behind Schmolz
were his mate, steward, and a men,
Der of the crew. With an oath he
unstrapped Smidt's hands and
kicked the operator to his feet.
Srnidt took Behring'S pistol and mes
sage and passed them to Schmolz.
"Ei, himmel!" Schmolz gasped,
as he read the message. "a spy
aboard"
In surge of savage fury Schmolz
seized Benning by the collar and
ierked him out on deck. With sud-
den swing of his ham of a fist,
he dropped his prisoner and crashed
down upon him with his two hundred
pounds of beef and Drawn.
"Got here-just in time-didn't
II" Schmolz beloved. ''Not for
nothing-did I have you watched"
Schmolz' beefy fists pummeled
emphasis to his words, failing Ben
ning's face and head.
''Chuck him overheard to the
sharks!" he roared.
Benning was driven to the rail.
He gripped the rail with his hands
and held tenaciously against the ia
tai plunge into the Atlantic. One of
his assailants clutched his legs, an
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

THE STORY so FAR: More than
100000 foreign troops secretly assem-
bled in Mexico by Van Hassek suddenly
invaded the United States. Vastly supe-
rior in numbers and equipment to the
American forces which opposed them,
Van Hassek's troops pushed relentiessly
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
USUALLY THE WEATHER
Is A BIT UNUSUAL

| FOR YEARS A FRIEND has writ
ten me of the glorious climate of
California. l spent three months in
| that climate this winter and have
| listened to his frequent explanations
of how very unusual the climate has
been, more rains than the state had
ever known before.
| I have been in Florida during a
! period of unusual weather condi-
tons, colder than was ever known
before. I have been almost suffo-
Gated by heat in the hottest weather
Minnesota ever experienced. / have
been snowbound in the worst biz
zard New York state ever knew.
Yes, the weather is always I'M
usual when it is not ideal, or at
least, so the visitor is told.
| The weather is much like fishing.
Before you arrive the resort keeper
assures you days of fine sport. When
you get there, something very I'M
usual has happened that never &C.
CURED before, and the fish are not
biting that day, if you are staying
for only day; or that week, if you
are to be around that long.
The philosophy of it all is to take
it as you find it, and look happy.
Possibly the conditions are unusual.
At least the natives like to tell you
they are, and that is not true of any
one locality only.
|
WHAT TO RAISE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS in increased sales for
each of Americas 5000, 900 farms
! each year would mean a total of
| IL billion dollars. That represents
the amount of agricultural products
we are now importing from foreign
lands which can be, and to some
extent are, raised In this country.
| American farmers would like the
opportunity of raising those products
and a bit of governmental encour-
agement to do so would 60 far to-
ward solving our farm problem.
Let's pay the farmer and give him
a protected market for raising what
we need, instead Of paying him for
not raising what we do not need,
and at the same time increase farm
| revenue.
BEEF LUNCH
THE LUNCH of Vice President
Wallace which cost Argentina an
American navy order for its canned
beef might have proved beneficial
| to the American farmer had the sem
ate not reconsidered and passed the
bill. Now our sailors will eat Argen-
| tine canned beef.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Ginlaoung 3um 5ab(entag
Derbunoen nit 8Oodhreer Gnwanoerneseier Der San na
Siebenbiron Ole 2 1ul in Gepelanol Ohio fattnoet

Sur nod einiae @odRn trenner
uns bonn Sahientag oieies Ssabres.
Der in Der 8eibibte unieres Sa6.
enpolfes elmer Scr ,uibtisiten lit iuno
bleiben miro. Tenn an oieiem Sag
Iuollen mir 800 Sabre auriidblider
uno unierer s(bnen aeoenfen: nidt
nur oas. ionoern mir luollen 81 elei.
der 3eit a,lh unierer Yioniere ee.
oenfen, on oie Gin,uanoerung Der
Sadfen nod oen 0ereiniaten Staa'
ten. llniere 2anoslellte baben nod
INNER betpieien, oab iie iid ibret
Bflidt als Nahfommen oes cole,
Stammes betuubt iino llno baben i'm.
mer, euena es galt cine &un6gebnnq
5u peranltalten iid nnterm Sab'
ieubanner 5uiammengeflnben.
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petains JNce ucn,
nc,sen Sranereih

&idp SSn elmer grfldrung an bas
&omitee, Dem ser Gntlpurf elmer
neuen fran5oiiihen 8erfaii,lng iiber.
tragen morocn lit, bctonte Mari6aa
Getain, oaB uein aus elmer uationa.
len Henolltion geborener Staat ait.
toritatGter lno bierarfil6 ieiu
mlB." e..
Gr oeutete oamit an, oaB er oas
nugemeine mGnnlife @ablreht, tas
bisber MIR Der 3abl uno nidt audi
ibrem 8epid,t uab Sic offentlihe
politiihe Meinllna eeleitet babe.
babe, ourh Elm Snitem eriest laiien
pole, in Dem Die perantmortlibeu
8ruppen I'M 9eben ser @emeinl6aft
81 @orte fommen ioaeu, obne Die -
natllreegeben ipie iie iinb - elm
Solf peber 81 einem Staat nod 3li
elmer Station lperoeu fam, lpie ct
ertlGrte.
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Das problen, 5prien
BON 1rit pun 8lobig.

slnfara, 1iirfei. Tas Yroblem
Spriens beltebt aus eiuem gansen
andrel bon Hroblemen, Die iib nit
oen Sabren 10 periilst baben oaB
sic GnEpirrung cine Scr lhlpieria.
iten sufgaben oes 9taben SltcnS
biloet. ga lit 5unGbit Der 8egcn.
lab sipilden Dem llnnbbdngiefeits'
orang Der 8ep0lferung ,lno ser
iran5oiiihen Manoatsmabt. ga 1T
oie -sltcmiiierung, sic bier 10
anf Die Spite getrieben lplroe, oab
Ole 2.S Millionen Ginlpobner Sp.
riens ied)5ebn pericbieoenen drift,
lihen 9efenntniiien nmb ebenlopiel
iilamitiiben Seften anaeboren. Sa
lit oas butte 0toiaif Ger StGmme
uno &aiicn ser slraber, armenier,
sliiprer, &uroen. Gruien uno Siir,
fen oie iih teillueiie in iabrbunoerte
alter sseinoihaft geseniiberlteben.
"a tit Der eiferiiiebtiae Yartifula,
rismils stuiiden 9amasfus mo 8ei,
rut, Der 8caeniab stuiihen Ser nod
patriarbaliihen 8e'eulhaftsoro.
nllng i'm eSnneren uno Der lhon
tpeit fortgeihrittenen 2ipiliiatiou
oes aiiitcngebietes. 3u alleoeM III
III iiin9iter 3eit nod oas ariees.
problem aetreten.
Sdroffe siniliiatoriihe 8egei,'
iabe stpiiben Staot uno Qano, 3tpi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

iden aiiite uno Wiiite eibt es audi
in anoeren naboitlihen Staaten.
Gas iino feline ipe3ifiid ipriihcn
Sorgen. Cine Seften5erIpIitterung
aber, niht ais pripate Bepiiiensan.
aeleeenbeit oes ein5elnen, ipie in ocn
@ereinieten Staaten, ,po oie slnge.
borisen 5ablloier Seften uno GIau.
bcnsbcfenntniih nebeneinanoer le.
ben, lonoern als ernites politilhes
Yroblem, sibt es nireenotpo in ser
@elt anf einem 10 fleinen @aum in
lolhem slusmab. Die ssrage Ser
Seften lit in Sprien nid5t BON Der
Trage Der Solfssrllppen su trennen.
Sn pielen ssiiIlen oeden iid oie elm.
5elnen Observation-Disclosures nit
Den ein5eluen 8olfsgrllppen. @eil
es elm abaeionoerter Stamm mar,
biloete iid iiberbaupt erlt has eigene
Vetenntnis beraus, ooer auf) tpie.
Der nmgefebrt: pegen oes eigenen
gefenntniiics erbielt iib ser betref.
fenoe Solfsgruppe ais geionoerter
Stamm nno miidte iid, nidt nit Der
llmnelt. Sn manden 5dIlen lit es
bcute ldper 81, iageu Oh bel Der
&ipalitat s.peier 8olfsaruppen Der
ltammesnldbige ooer Ser religiSie
0egeniat iiberlpiegt. Nbgeleben ben
Den Miniaturieften obna politi}1ea
Shlub auf Seite 2.
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Ssn oieiem Sabr mebr oils ie pors
ber lit es ooppelte Hiliht 81 betuei.
fen, bab mir luiiroiee S0bne uno
90bter bon tapferen, fleiBigen. chr
lihen mo fllrdtloien Mbnen iino,
oie fir 800 Sabre iih trob aaen
&inoerniiien, oie ibnen in oen @eg
geiteat ipuroen. Ourcb &i erbal-
ten baben, iueil iie treu paren uno
in ieoer Siniif,t ibren Mann itellten,
san3 eleid ob sQrbeitsfelo, Batter
lanbspflit)t ooer 8eidiibung Der
tueitliden aultl,r mno 0ateralauben.
ltniere 0orfabren iino INNER aui
ibrem Yoiten seitanOeu, gang eleid)
,pas fonmen mad. Man leie nur sic
sadienaeldid)te, cine Geidihte luie
iie fein anoeres fleines VoIf Der
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Groe auislrreiien bat. Sic iino I'M.
mer uuter oen trel,eiten 8iirgern oes
2anoes 81 finoem in Dem lie Inter.
tanen paren. @ir glallben, oaB mir
gIeib unieren llrabnen, unierer Gor.
fabren in Siebenbiirgen, quite Sob.
ne uno So6ter oes beloenbaften
Gtammes iino. @ir baben oas in
oen lebten 60 Sabren IN unierem
ne,,en slooptippaterlanb, oen Ser
einigteu Staaten bon Noroamerifa,
lbon 5ur 8eniiee betpieien. Wir Ia.
ben pcril,d)t uns an sic 8erMltniIie
bier an3upaiien; mir baben beriuht
uniern Gorfabren feline Shanbe ail
MAIDEN, inoem mir, 10 lpie iie, Dem
2anbe unlerer @abl treue 8iireer
ShluB anf Seite 4.
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ilmitten Scr bon Seltiblano gegen
@roBbritaniien pcrbdngtcn 9lofa.
oe3one lieat, oab allo bie amerifa
niiden Shiffe, sic sic Gerbinomq
NIT ser ncllbeiebteu Ssniel a,fredt
erbalten, ourd) sic &riegssone fab'
rem miiiien. Gs miro intereliaut ieiu
Sie Meaftion aui oieien amcrifaniih
en- Sdritt IN Berlin 81 periolgen.
Gs lit ielbltperitGn0lih, oaB IN.
ierem 2unoe nihts ferner lieet, oIs
irgenopelde imperialiltiihen Mb
lihten. Ger Yrdlioent bat als Sber.
fonlmambierter Ser amcrifaniidrn
Streitfrdfte bie MaBnabme perfiigt
neil iie linn 3ur Siberung ieine,
aubenpolitiiden 3iele: Shub DC,
lpeitIiden Scmiipbdre uno eide
rllua Der @afienbilfe an 8roBbri
tannien, notluenoig erlbeint.
Mus oen Sofllmentcn, Die ocn
Gonareb unterbreitet plrben, lit er
iidtlif), oab sic 8ereinieten Staa
ten alf Grinhen ISLANDS Sen Sd)ut
bieier Sniel iibernommen baben. 9it
Serillhung lit groB, bariiber gu ipe
flllieren, apas geibeben piirbc, lpenr
Maribau Yetoin Ole @ereinigter
Staaten INN oeu Sbub bon Iafar
ooer Yortllgal Inn Sen 'Shub Ieine1
atlantiihen Snieln, ODER Canon o.
Galera oas Sano ieiner @eburt III
oen Sdub bon Gire eriuhen ioate.
Sonbon. Gen Con ocs ,subels
idltigt bie geiamte britiibe Yreiie il
ibrer Stelll,nsnabme su Ger peies
ung sSsslanos ourb amcrifaniit
StreitfrGfte an.
Berlin. Tie Wonroe=I Ioftrin ii
bon Mmerifa iiber 8oro geiporie,
uno YrGiioent Noolepelt bat nit Sc,
geleblma Sslanos se5eist, Dob er il
europGiibe 9lnaelegenbeiten iidb Elm
miibt.
&om. Die 9eiebuns Sslanbs ii
ser slnfang gum &rieg. Moolepelt il
iiber Elm fleines 8olf 6ergefauen G;
tann iih nibt pebren.
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@nabbangigkeits Grklarung


9lmerifanismus lit elm Yrinsip
lrno nid)t eiu @eburtstcmpel. Gs
gibt biergcborene sluslGnOer aeraoe
lpie es i'm s(uslano eeborene 9lme,
rifaner eibt. @eoer 8eburtsibei,'
nod Gamilienbaum qllalifi3iert oel1
Snbaber ais einen Mmerifaner. Gr,
fabrung bat beipieien, oaB es nifi
llnm0alib lit Dab Mdnner in bobel'
slemtern berausioroerno geaen al
les tuofiir slmerifanismls ltebt,
banoeln. gs 1T nid,t leidt, 81 oefi'
nieren ipas 9(merifanismus meint.
Ser flammenoe 1OO% Mmerifa.
ner erfldrt nod nidts. Gs gibt
feine S6Gsungsipage. Die einfabe
8ebeutlma lit nirge1,os mebr auf'
falleno feitgeieA, als in oen rim
genoen @orten Der vllnabbdngig
feits. .grflGraln9". @ir balten oieit
@abrbelen aIs SdlbitbepeiB; oai,
ale Meniden sleid) eeboren iino,
oab iie bceabt iino BON ibren
sd0pfer nit eelpiiien unuerGuBer
lid)en Mehten. 9ab ,lnter oieielber
2eben 6reibeit, Streben nad Slid
aebort. Tim oieie 3edte 81 erbalter
iino Mesierllnaen eineeridtet tpor'
oen inter Menid,en, Ole lire aereh
te Madt umo araft ourd) 3ultim
mune Der &eeierten erbalten. Gi'
gdlub auf 5eite 2.
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@an>hi ,piQ 2sriten eeit,e
perleeenkcitcn bereitcn

@ombap. Mobonoas g. 8anbbi
lpanote iib gegen genldnselunsen
ieiner Saltl,ng ieit arieesm,sbruh,
sic in Sen Meiben ieiner eiaeucn ua,
tionaliitiifen gepealma laut eepor,
ocn maren, NIT elmer GrflGruna, in
Ger er 5lsibt, oaB cs ibm, iolange
iih oos 9riteureit in einem Grieae
befinbe, IN Dem es INN Sem ooer
Nibtiein gebe, oarllm 81 t,ln,, Sen
8ritcn 10 wenig Shpieriafeiten lpie
moslieb 5u bereiten. @oroui es an.
fomme lei ni6t. "oic Gei6ngnilir
nrit Maitatoren 81 iiiaen," ionoern
oas inbiihe Golf in ocn vCuaeuoeu
ser 0is5ipliu, Ser 2eiocnsiGbiafeit
llno Selbitaufopferlm0 81 ihulen
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DaS 5ternrnbanmer
mebt in 9Slano

,Naibinaton. Senator @beeler
batte quite S'liormationen, als er
lette Wohe mitteilte, es iei geplant,
Sslano ourf) amerifaniihe Srup.
pen 81 beieeen lmo Die iebt sort be.
finoIibe tanooild ,britiihe Garni.
ion abauloien. Nur ser bon ibm an.
aegebenc 3eitp,.nft itimmte niht
@beeler iaste, baB iif uniere Trup'
pen am 90. unb "a. Suli einihifier
ipiiroen. Sic miiiien aber pergange'
ne @obe ihon unter,uegs geipcien
iein, oenn BrGiioent Mooiepelt mad,.
te bereits 9tontag oem &ouarei
bapon MitteiIllng, oaB amrifaniite
Slotteneinbeiten bereits 5ruppe,
aui Der Sniel aelanoet bdtteu.
Wan erinnert iih I'M 3uiammen'
bang nrit bieiem iiberraibeuben
Sdritt, ser bas Sternenbanner ,pei
ter oittuarts trdgt als iemals 5,lpor
in Ser Bcidihte lnieres 2anoes
oab General Marihan, ser Stabs
def, Ser Nrmce. crit Dor einiesu
Taaeu bonn &ouareB sic 8eiuenis
nerIanete, Srlppen audi a,,berbalf
Der tueitlihen SemiipbGre 81 ibif
fen. Nir batteu in ser Sdule &c.
lernt, oaB oie 8ren3e 5piid,en lueit
lider unb 0itliher SemiipbGre lln.
gefibr aipiidJen 8ronlano ,mo IS.
lano nerlallfe. Slber ibeinbar gibt eS
bod Beoerapben, oie SsIano nod
CUR prItliden SeniipbGre rehnen
2ie 6rage lit ieoob nun rein tbeo.
retiib. Ger HrGiioent bot Dem 8on'
greB s(dhnlid) tuie icinerseit bel ber
slustauid bon so 3eritorern sesei
Stiitpuntte alf britiihen 8eiisun
gem Dor Die pollenoete Tatla6e ee
lteqt
9agegen lit bie Satiad,e bon INT
abiebbarer 8eoeltlng. oaB Sslan>
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r@or t65 Sabren famen eiue
banopoa bon fllrdtloien 0elesatea
Der aolonien in Ser Snoepenoencs
&aa in philadelphia auiammeu,
Inn oas biitoriidbe 0ofllment r5be
Declaration Of Snoepenoence" -
llnabbdnaigfeits- -grfldrlmg al,
5llnebmen lno 81 umterihreiben.
Sm aampf, UNI ibre politiide
ssreibeit 81. etablieren, ietten I'M
iere lr.@robpGter in Dem uniterb'
liben 0ofument ibre 8eihperben
uno 8erlaneen felt. Damn periut,'
ten iie nit aaen ibnen su 8cbote
itebenoen Mitteln ibre Mehte trot
aller &inoerniiie, Ole ibnen bon @c'
gierungstpranei in Den @eg seleat
,uuroen. 3u er5tpingen.
Gs 6iirfte au oieler 3eit interei'
iieren ou tpiiien. oab bon Mnfans an
gIeih 100000 9lmerifaner oellt'
ider Mbitammuns in oeu aolonier
tpobntcn uno Dab oieie in oen Solo
nialen 2onpentionen pertreten tullr
ben .burd gbriitopb 9uoluis, gngel
Sdloiier, Midael. SiQegas, Barge
MoB, sserrer Shlald), 6udlein
Grepin, Sdllb, 8otts, Mrnot, @eit
3el, &aiencleper, Nelher, @aauer
@raf, gihelbereer, Speiier, 2epa'
nno @ebr. Die oft b5ren Sic but'
bon 6ieien Namen9
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pattan,as pcli3ei
eristiebt 3etn Geute

Banana. Sie panameniihe 8egie,
rlng bate ifon felt @oben Der.
illbt alf frieolihem @ege oie SSn.
iniien Ger Taftfultllrfolonie in Ya.
mama 81 peranlaiien, iih 5u reeiitrie'
rem. Oieie aber lcbnten es ab ,nter
Dem Scdmantel, oaB iie cine, DRIFT
lide Sefte ieien mo nad) bem Sc,
ieb nibt uerpflihtet pGren iih sll
regiitrieren. 9arallibm puroe eiut
Eoli5eiabteillng in sic 8erge ge,
ihidt, ,m Gerbaftungen por5uneb,
men. sls iie iib Dem Eager ndberten
lpuroe bon BORT aus elm 8elpehr.
Tcuer erofiuet lmo Ole Ypli5ei er.
lpioerte nit elmer Salpe. 10 Berio.
nen plrben getotet uno ied)s ssrauen
perluuuoet. Gs banoelt iih I'm
oelltib-idgpei8er aoloniiten.
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mkeeler miro ietari
eriti(icrt pcit SeeretGr

Naibington. Yrdiioent &ooiepel1
Ieate in elmer Yreiieonieren3 flar
bab pieaeiht nod anoere MaBnab'
men ersriifen iperben miiBten. I'M
Die iueItlide SemiipbGre 81 idiiten
Stepben Garlp. ser SefretGr bes
WeiBen Sauies, 9ing nit Senatos
@beeler ins Beribt uno be3eihnett
feline Mnti.&eeierumesreoen als eint
8ciabr fir oas Seben Ger 0ebr.
,naht. Gs tpGre zines Senators IN
tpuroig, 8ebeimniiie preissugeben
Die oas Qeben BON glmerifanern ge'
fGbroet.
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GttelanHs Sliceer
a,,ablGbli<t tGtie

Sonoon. Slnoertc britilbcr 8onl
ber baben mebr als 81 Stuuoen lanl
falt nnlmterbrohen ieit orei @oder
Die fran5Oliibe &iilte lmo 9cutit
lanos sSnhlitriegebiete heimacild)t
Sctte @phe iubren iie nah Maaoe.
burg uno gcitern ,uaren tie in 5bii
ringen, Dem Ser3 Geutihlanos. &c,
Terlllt an Menlbcnleben lit enorn
uno nidt 81 reScn bon sem MateriaI
lhdoen. Sic Selltlden babcm mn
ibre sslug3ell9c teilen miilien nnl
baben mieoer iolbe i'm @eIten lta
tioniert.
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III. Gittpiftep oclebt
Kantpi bis 3unt GnHe

Sonoon. Ger cbcmolige ruiiilht
MuBcntommiiIar Wurim 9itlpinop,
Ger fiir Sabre fir Elm 3uiammcn.
arbeiten nit england mar, lit aus
Scr @crienf,lng ailfaetauht umo biclt
cine Maoioaniprad)e an oas eng
lilfe &olf ilnS Mmerifa, in ser er
propbc5eite. Bob Sitter nid,t cincu
Mngenblif gltempalle erbGlt poniei-
ten Sotpictrublanbs. Gr forSerte sic
GnglGnoer auf Srllppen i'm @eitell
81 lanoen, ocnn nod, ME tpdre sic
@eleaenbeit fir grfolg better gene.
len als iebt.