davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

But says Graham, "the
ear s ittdtetuteHcB against
A leGfS greatly Increased
When he kHeW that he had
han once more Within his
pOWer.
THE car arose from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

bocchonolia Of Petersburg
TO 90 10 the torture cham
bers at M0gealn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

TILL Peter was not salts
- fled;
~ The clergy were asked
TO justify the death penalty.
They cited the parable of
the prOdigal son.
The Senate was asked to
endorse the death penalty.
They asked for more evil
dence.
So Alexis was knouted until
he was willing to confess to
anything.
Then Peter created n court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
TN ADDITION to being a
prHde TN Peters eyes,
- AlnNia ..tnS IN nnoifioi

~ Alexis was a pacifist.
At least Alexis did not see
the need for continual wars
and consequent burdensome
taxation and resultant human
misery.
But worse offense of all
Alexis did not think that st.
Petersburg was the proper
place for the capital Of Russia.
He preferred Moscow.
This was an affrOnt which
Peter could not tOlerate--al-
though most historians and
political philosophers have
agreed that Alexis was right.
Then Peters defenders have
declared that Alexis was wild
he drank--and that he
had a mistress. --,
1t Is deplOrable that Alexis
drank but there Is evidence to
show that Alexis was pur-
posely debauched by Ment-
chikov at the instance of
Ekaterina.
Indeed, Alexis himself in
his petition to the emperor of
Austria for protection. said:
II am not guilty Of d4y-
thiHg,-houe done nothing
TO proUoke my father's
dH0cf.
III am q freak man il is
due to MG7tchikoU 1oho
brought me up that woy up
setting my heath by drunk
eHHCSS.
FURTHERMORE. consid-
ering the conspicuous
facts that Peter was de-
liriously drunk almost every
night, and indeed died largely
as a result of his drunken
revels, and that Peter was
utterly promiscuous in his at
tentions TO women and had
had innumerable mistresses,-
the failings of Alexis were
hardly an excuse for his cruel
murder.
As a matter OF incontro-
vertible fact, Peter did not oh
ject to his son because he was
too wild but because he was
too tame.
Because he was not as wild
as Peter, as savage as Peter,
as warlike and bloOdthirsty
as Peter.
And then Alexis lyas the
son OF EudOxia whose peace
full and placid and phlegmatic
nature had always eXaSper-
ated Peter beyond endurance.
w THEN Peter had pub
w licly sOlemnized his
marriage to Ekatcr-
ina and had divorced EudOXia,
the mother of Alexis, and had
murdered cruelty EudoXia's
friends, Peter began TO pursue
Alexis with the fixed persist
ence OF a tiger stalking his
prey.
Peter wrote long letters of
interrogation 10 Alexis hoping
to receive some answers
which would justify the exc
cution Of his son.
Alexis discerned his father
object and hoped 10 avert his
Vindictive persecution nv Of
fering 10 become a monk and
retire from the world.
Alexis wrote his father:
II do not pretend (to the
! throHl and jn the future
/ 1rH MT pretend as God Is
HH rifpCSS.
n Cutrnst bY children n
yoU wH nad ask for my
Setf subsistence until
/ death -
desire m6Ho8tic rank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

There Alexis was compelled
to sign a document In which
he solemnly swore "by the
Almighty Glorious God in the
Trinity never at any time to
seek the succession" but to
recognize as the true heir
my brother, Peter Petro-
witch, Son of Ekaterina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

4 LENS returned to Mos
~ cow and to his father
and sovereign" VIII o
had promised TO show him
"his hest love"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
The Weather

The sur vii ssi A. s27 r m foes.
Ane rise tcmerreW a, s75 M
The moon will set TO-DAY a. 10 81 q m
ans use temeffce a. 81 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

IT I an q freak man II is
due to MGptchikOU 1ohO
brought me mp that 'Cdy up-
setting my heath by drunk
cRnCSS.'
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
Plumbers Official
Dies At Convention
Stricken With Hedrt Attack
At Age " After Going
To Seattle

Washington, D. C.-Thomas f.
Burke, secretary-treasurer of the
United Association of Journeymen
Plumbers and Steamfitters of the
United States and Canada for 80
years, died October 23 in Seattle,
Washington, at the age of II. He
was stricken with heart attack Oc-
tober 10, after arriving in Seattle for
the recent American Federation of
Labor convention, and had been a pa
tient in the Seattle Providence Hos
pital until his death. Mrs. Burke, who
was at her husbands bedside in
Seattle, arrived in Washington with
the body. Funeral services will be
held here.
Mr.. Burke was born in 1864 in Ire
land. He joined the Plumbers local
union in Chicago in 1886. In 1904 he
was elected general organizer Of the
United Association of Plumbers, serv-
ing in that capacity until 1909 when
he was unanimously elected by the
General Executive Board of the
Plumbers to fill the office of general
secretary-treasurer, succeeding John
NJ. Love. The 1910 convention voted
to continue him as secretary-treas-
urer, which office he held until his
death.
In addition to his office as secre-
tary- y-treasurer of the United Associa-
tion of Plumbers and Steamftters, Mr..
Burke contributed valuable services to
the labor movement in a number of
other capacities. In 1929 he was
elected president of the Workers
Education Bureau of America and in
the same year presided at the first
New England Labor Congress. In
1882 he was chosen as a fratefhal
delegate of the American Federation
of Labor to the British Trades Union
Congress.
The stockholders of the Union
Labor Life Insurance Company elect
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
RED SALMON, PINK SALMON,
AND CHUM SALMON

The difference between red, pink
and chum salmon is first of all one of
price. Red salmon is the most expen-
sive, chum the cheapest, with pink
somewhere between the two.
There are five principal kinds of
salmon canned: chinook, sockeye
coho, pink, and chum salmon.
Chinook and sockeye contain more
oil than the others, have more deli.
cate flavor, are less plentiful and cost
more. Sockeye is red, chinook ranges
from red to white. Chinook salmon
usually is sold under that name. Cohc
is silver salmon that stands in color
flavor, and oil co"tent somewhere be.
tween red and pink salmon.
Pink salmon comes from the hump
back, has delicate flavor, but con.
tains less oil than chinook, sockeyc
or coho. 1t is much more plentiful
than the red samons and sells fol
less.
Least expensive canned salmon
chum comes from dog salmon. 1t is
whitish in color when canned, and is
considerably less oily than the othe,
varieties.
All five varieties are about equal il
food value and all are good sources OF
Vitamins A and ID and of protein
When you prepare salmon, remember
that there are valuable vitamins il
the liquid; don't pour it off.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY
TALLMAN, MGR.

after his name had first been placed
before a plumbers convention as a
candidate for secretary treasurer.
"No words of mine," said the dele
gate who nominated Mr.. Burke for
reelection, "can express the feeling of
the membership for him. He has been
associated with our organization from
its infancy and he has watched its
progress. In each convention we see
him present, ever alert, ever doing
things for the best interests of his
organization"
He leaves a widow, one son and one
brother.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06

ed Mr.. Burke as vice president for
three years at the first annual meet
ing of the company in 1927. Later he
became treasurer. He was also Il
trustee of the Mount Vernon Liqui-
dating Trust, which took over the af-
fairs of the Mount Vernon Savings
Bank in 1884.
Mr.. Burke was one of the veterans
of the American labor movement. He
was recognized as the historian of the
Journeymen Plumbers and Steam
filters Association. The high regard
which the entire membership of his
union had for him was expressed in
nomination speech made Ia years
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
A. F. Of L. Union Certified
For RdilwdY Employees

Washington, D. C.-The National
Mediation Board announced the GER
tifcation of the Brotherhood Of Main
tenance of Way Employees, AFL af-
filiate, to represent the entire craft or
class of maintenance Of way employees
Of the Pacific Electric Railway Com
pany. The certifcation was made on
the basis of an election for collective
bargaining representative held by the
board in which 43S employees eligible
to vote cast their ballots for the AFL
affiliate and only Ga for another Or
ganization.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06

The left halfback blocked out the
defensive right end while both of
our ends and the quarterback got
themselves into position to receive
a pass. When Fox reached the
point from which he expected to
throw, he usually had one of his
receivers in the open. Fox was a
very successful ball carrier and a
great reverse runner which contrib.
uted considerably to the effective.
ness Of his play. The opponents
were never quite sure Just what was
coming up.
drop this one, III take the coaching
job.
Florida Georgia &C Georgia too
strong.
Fordham- Pitt-If ever there was an
All-American it was Jones last Satur-
day for Pitt, but the Rams are
tougher than State.
F-M-Leb. Valley-F-M and it isn't
new radio.
Georgetown-Mary - Maryland
goes down.
Georgia Tech-Ky. = Tech should
win, but the tough schedule is going
to tell, so it won't be by much.
Gonzaga-E. Wash.-And who (be-
sides Newell Joyce) ever heard of g..
Washington?
Howard d-Tennessee-Oh, yes, Ten
nessee had one of her tougher games
last week.
Idaho Washington St. - State is
looking mighty fine.
Illinois-Iowa-Should be Iowa.
Indiana Northwestern-After three
tough ones in row, Northwestern
could let down enough to lose, but
won't.
Iowa St. t-Oklahoma-Oklahoma is
mighty.
John Carroll l-Kent-Carroll might
just come up with win.
Johns Hopkins-Blue Ridge-And so
might this John.
Junia t a-American Patriotism
counts.
Kansas w. Va.-The Mountaineers
take one if they're on their toes.
Kansas State South Carolina-One
! very weak vote for sc.
, LSU- Mississippi - LSU comes up
with some tough ones but not this
week.
Marquette -Detrot-Even. Make it
point for Detroit.
Marshall -Moorehead - Mar h a |
thunders on.
Miami-W. Va. Wes.--All Miami
| Miami-W Reserve--Reserve walks
, through.
Michigan t.-Purdue-Hoorah, Pur-
due.
Minnesota Nebraska - Another top
spot for an upset, but we are afraid
to call it.
Missouri-NYU-No contest, Mis-
souri,.
Navy-Notre Dame-Given hard
field, it should be the game of the
day. Both are tied. Dry, it's Notre
Dame. In the mud, it's Navy.
Nevada San Jose Stood old San
Jose.
Ohio State Wisconsin-State with
Graf in should be plenty good bet
Oregon-Santa Clara - Nov. IL. -
Santa Clara out of the slump.
Oregon State-UCLA - Sticking tc
State.
Penn State-Syracuse-Good game
with Syracuse on top.
Redlands- LaVerne-Redlands by Id
points.
Rhode Island State Connecticut
Can't spell Connecticut, so it's RlS.
Richmond North Carolina - Might
be Richmond.
Rochester -Union-Rochester does 8
Pegler.
Sewanee- Vanderbilt - Vandy goes
on nicely.
Southern CAL .-Stanford-SCU car
do it, but won't.
SMU-Texas A. & M.-The Aggics
are no longer undefeated.
Temple-Villanova-Pretty even with
Temple on the long end.
Tulsa-N Oak. St.-Tulsa easily.
Vermont Norwich-Norwich.
VMlW. & M.-Neat game. w.
M. too good.
w. & L.-Virginia-The latter takes
the former.
Wesleyan-W Wiliams-Williams in {
romp.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
TARGETS

A minister preached sermon on
the duty of wives.
"There is, alas, woman in this
congregation who is often guilty of
disobedience :, to her husband. To
make an example Of her, l will fling
my book at her head"
He lifted up his book and instantly
every married woman ducked.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06

Prospective Father-in-Law: If l
give my daughter a large dowry,
what have you to offer in exchange =?
Prospective Son-in-Law: / can give
you a receipt.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
ON THE AIR

Consumer Time is produced by the
Consumers Counsel Division of the
u. S. Department Of Agriculture and
presented in cooperation with defense
and non-defense agencies of the U. S.
Government working for the con-
sumner. 1t is broadcast every Satur-
day at 1915 p. m., Eastern Standard
Time, over the Red Network of the
National Broadcasting Company.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06

TINE diagram as shown above lis
LOT a play which we have used
with very good results. We have
not used this play as frequently as
some others and perhaps that &C.
counts in some. part for the success
of 1t.
The ball was snapped to No.
back who gave it to Bob Fox, the
No. 2 back, who continued to the
left side as though to make an end
run. Fox was a man with all around
ability which was another influence
that worked toward making this
pass play a success.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
BUDGETING YOUR INCOME

Here's some advice experts give
consumers on making budgets in these
days of rising taxes, rising prices, and
looming shortages.
If your pay increased recently or
is increasing, try to save as much of
the increase as possible; put it into
Defense Savings Stamps or Bonds
Make your savings first when you get
your pay check, so it won't all drib-
bic away before you know it.
Before you make any purchases
budget your income. Base your pur-
chases on your needs and not on fear
of shortages. Don't weigh yourself
down with instalment purchases. In
general, if you have household APP
pliances or car that can be repaired
economically, repair them instead of
turning them in.
Buy what you absolutely have tc
buy, buy for cash if you can. Where
you must buy on time, find out exact
ly what the time payments are costing
you and compare the cost with that OF
DoIIoWlHS lIOill a circuit uIllOl.
If you can, stabilize the rent you
pay for the next year or two by sign
ing lease if you don't already have
one.
In general, buy carefully and check
prices. Make sure you know the
quality of what you're buying Buy
when you can in quantities where
quantity discounts are offered. An,
when you can, pool your purchases
with your neighbors or fellow work
ers and get quantity discounts tha
way.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
3 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY


M 6R @ M HSPpY T HAVE THE PLEASURE OF PRESENT
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-11-06
Consumer Notes
Issued Weekly by Consumers
Counsel Division, A. A. A.
Washington, d. c.

THERE'S VICTORY IN VICTUALS
"Food wins wars. Food makes
peace. There's victory for nations
where food is plentiful and meals are
good.
"That's why American farmers are
pledging themselves to work for more
food. They have set new goals that
should yield more food than America
has ever before produced, goals
pointing toward the kind of meals
nutrition experts say will build a
healthy people. Farmers are taking
their first steps toward these goals
now, in 1941.
"Mrs. America, too, knows there is
victory in victuals. That's why she is
volunteering to do her part to work
for better meals. On the land, and in
the kitchen, she is at work, planning
meals that will build abundant
strength, conserving food values that
will make spirits sturdy and bodies
radiant with health, preparing foods
that will be fun and good to eat.
"Mrs. America has enrolled Do
you want to join in making our nation
strong? You can begin today, in your.
own kitchen, on your land. That's
where one frontier of sound health
lies, within the reach of your own
hand. That's where you, too, can start
to work for victory."-Consumers'
Guide, Mrs. America Volunteers, Vol
ume VII, No. 20, October Is, 1871.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

fan bon ser beutiben Senoung be-
gann, als NIT Ser ginbeit bes @lal,-
bens a,1b ber ein5ige -iiberItaatlide
@ebanfe berloren ging Der fabig ge-
tpeien lpGre, oie> nationaler 8eridie-
oenbeiten l1nter oem 3eiden bes
&reu5es at bereinen. Oie Solge par
Ger 3iuielpalt ser oeuti6en Stamne
llntereinanoer Bis 5u ibrer i6lieBli=
de,t Intervening lnter oas 8is=
ard'ide Yrin5ip, ugreuBen 10 fart
81 MAIDEN, baB nidts in 9entidlano
geideben f6nne obne BreuBens Gin
tpilliglng'' (gisnards uGeoanfen
unb grinnerlmgen"). 9as @noe Die
Ter gntpidlnng lit bas 8rin5ip bon
nWeiit &anpf'', Delttidlano 10 itart
81. MAIDEN, oaB nidts in Ser Belt
geIdeben fann obne 9eltidlanbs
ginnilligung:: aoie geberrldnng Der
@eIt 6nrd oie 9eutiden". tpie SIT
lers 5ormel lautet.
gs 1T nlr looiih, ooB bieie Ieste
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
--3aeAN-
fHnTs FEATURES

antioeutide 8etueellng entbiiat. uno
barl1n lebnen mir i'm a6, gon5 l1no
folnpronliBlos - uno lebnen init
ibm al sic 8ebauptllng, oaB er oas
oeutide @olf repro aientiere, oab Sit
Ter DelltI6lano iei. Sitler fat, ais
lein erltes Spfer, oas oeutide 8olf
unteruorfen, 10 ipie er ipater nidt-
oeutide @olfer l1nteruorien fat. llno
ni6ts benefit beiier Sic @abrbeit 11n=
ierer 8eba,1ptung als ser &ompf
BEN Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0ffent-
lid felt iieben Sabren eegen oas oeut-
ide golt fiibren muBte: geaen bie
5oaialiiten, Sic Ba5ifilten, oie Yro-
teltanteu oie aatboliten, Die Stuoens
ten, oie 8e6tsoppoiition, oie Sntel-
ligena, bie 9iirger r... s46er oas
bringt nns 51riid 5um Musgansss
punft unieres artifels unb 81 Dem
MnlaB, lparl1tn mir an 6as iagen ;.
giner gegen fieben. Mdt
9nnfte baben 8ooIepelt ,,no gbur-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

gntartl,ng bel,tiden sSeIens, Sic iid
neutrality-suspicious. 1ennt, Bel Ser
beionilden 8ersottung bon Staat
ltno Station o,teelanst lit, l.nb betuubt
Sic driitliben @uraelu oe,,tider
9raft 5erfbneibet. 9anit aber bat
Der neutrality-suspicious. it1 nidt nur
als antibriitlid)e, fonbern altb als
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

Denfer gemaht, 6ie alles oas sefdaf-
fen bat, mas bie 8elt be,,te nod als
oeati6e Rultur fennt: bie belltiben
Dome, bie Sdopfl1ngen Der belltiden
Spra6e, ste beutide Muftf. Der Mbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
1tllpplitiicbc 3eitldufte

ssn1 eoitoriellen geile feiner Iekt.
tp0digen Mnsgabe bat bas ,,St. So.
iepbs-Blatt' in elmer iebr fadlibet,
eriinoliben ilnb flaren, BON Otto Mi-
dael geaeidneten abbanolung Die be-
fa,,nten Mdtpunfte Ser gfooiepelt-
gbnrdiG- G-abmadlng bele,,dtet, tpels
DE fotpobI ,tniere Mnlibt bariiber,
als aitb 5tpeifellos sic llnIerer 2eler
sunt Mus6rud brinat. 8ir geben Da-
Der bieielbe portlib tpieber.
n@runbidbe M6t '@rl.noldke
fiinitiger amerifaniid -eneliider gu
falnnleuarbeit fino ioeben als grgeb=
mis- eitter 8eaegnung atpiiden oe,n
graiioenten Ser Ser. Staaten, 5ranf-
lin 9. @ooiebelt, unb benz britiiden
Minilterpraitoenten Biniton Gburdia
Der Nelt befanntgegeben iporben.
uniere Saltnl1e au Dielen adt 9eitidt-
senL Die ariegs5iel i1no 5riebenspro-
gra,llnr ser. -beioen Nationen allf cine
gemeiniame po litiid-moraliihe
@runolaee itellert molten, barf lib
aber 1lidt NIT elmer illntmariiden
8eridteritattlng erihopfen.
ShlieBlid itno es ltniere an-
ge1eaenbeiten, lim beren Hegelung es
bier gebt. nnier benn anne
rifanilbe 5taats sbiirger ieoer, allo
alld) oenider, Mbitan1lltll,1g iperoen
5l1 elmer aftiben geilnabme an Der
Dilrhfiibrlng oieier erilnbidsliben
amerifaniiben 8olitif berangesogen
iperben in Ser Jorm BON Spfern, lei
es OH 5teueri1 ober, i'm erniteitets
5an, an MenidenIeben; unier e
Mage1egenbeiten iino es aber al,d in
benz meiteren Sin1, als mir, oie
Sdreiber nnb 2eiera bieies 8lattes,
Der oeutiden golfsfamilie entltan-
1tten ,lnb lns bie'er 8era,ltiuortrng
gegeliiber 1lnlerer alten ipie lnierer
neilen &eimat betpllBt iino; rnb enb-
lid gebietet inns nnlere d riitlib G
Snlt1tltg, ,tnbefiinln1ert ,tn1 Sob ooer
9abel bon irgerotpelder Seite, Der
@abrbeit au oienen, tpie infer DRIFT
Iibes Geipiiien fie uns erfenren IaBt
Ais oieier oreifahen greuepflidt
Derai1s, be,l 2ebensintereiien llniercr
sellen &eintat geredt 81, peroenl bas
tpabre i1no etpige Deltidtun aud in
Dieien 3eiten Der angemeinen Ser
iuirrung rein 81. betpabrenL ltno oiele
beioen Hflibten aus nnierem DRIFT
Iiden @etpiiien beraus 5u erfiillen,
aeltaltet iid 1lniere Saltltng. sSSn sic,
Ter @eiiltnung iteben mir nit aller
Deutlihfeit gegen oie @leidleb1ta
bes observation-disclosures nit BEN
bentIden golfe.
Das 9entidtunt 1T entitan6en alls
Der gerldmel5nng Der ger1naniiden
{ Natnr nit oen hriitliden @eiit. Die
fe geridmel5ung NOR es, aus Der Sic
politiihe Miiiion oes oeltiden 8oI-
fes eeboren tpnroe, bic cine Der gi-
1,igln1g 1,idt Ser 8eberrfhnng lltlb
1tnteroriidnng mar. Dieie geridmel-
5ung germnniihen H. drift
Lid en- @eiens mar es, Sic aus ben
DeutIden oas Bolt Der Didter uno
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rer beioen 2dnbcr be5ei6nen. 8ir
ipollen es 1,ns rid)t 70 Ieidt maden.
! iie einfa6 iiber Den Siid) binab5u-
tpii6eu ol,r6 eiuen Gerglei6 init oem
uugIiidli6en Sdidial Ser IA Slnfte
@ilions. 3meifellos iinb s&bnlid-
feitcn ba - aber au6 llndbnli6fei.
ten. 8illon bot feline 8lrnfte in ei-
ner 8otidaft at SEN 3ongreB Difent-
lid eentadt, &ooieuelt in ltebereiu-
f,nit NIT Gburdia. slls 8ilion NIT
ieinen IA Elutten auf Ser Srieoens-
fon nferens bon Seriailles nidt burd-
gebrungen mar, lcbnte ser amerifani-
Ide &onereB Sen Srieoenspertrag a6.
Diesmal bat ber &ongreb SIT Sen 8
Buntten &ooiepelts ,mo Gburdil(s
nod gar ni6t Stellung senonimen -.
uno mir Dalten es nidt fir ,1nn0s-
lidL oaB Der QonsreB Bis aur Or.
fiiaung oieier Bllntte, tpenn es emit
oasu fomn1en ion, iein @etpid)t int
5inne einiser srnnbiaslider Aenoe.
runsen selteno MAIDEN mirS. Bir
miiiien oas iogar ipiiniden.
.9enn tpenn alld bie feierlibe gr-
flarung @nelanbs 11no Ser Ser.
5taaten, feine @ebietsermeiter,ngen
5n erltreben, ais noralilbe Settle.
alna Mniprud auf @laibmiirbiafeit
! bat, Ipear aith bie @elpeftiern,,g oer
Nebte "a Her g6lfer, iid ibre gie-
gierungsform fret 5u pable,r, ood Of
fenbar beioe Seiten ser beute &rieg.
| fiibrenoen meint, ipenn aud ans-
oriidlib oas ,,8emiiben" (aneroings
MIR bas u8emiiben') periidert miro,
allenStaatell uiiegreiden pe belies-
ten, 3ngang 5um &anbe( mo at ben
3obItofien Ser 8elt Su perI1affen
- 10 gibt es ba oo6 cinen Yaiius
in oieier abmadung, ser enen &C.
fabrli6en Grrnoiat bartlett, cben
neil er ais @rltnoias profloniert
miro. 9ieler Haiius lit nidt oas &c.
lobnis ser "3erItorung ser Naoi.
tprannei," Ionoern es lit Scr gunft
s.. Der ale iieben boral1sgebenoen
gunfte entperten fam burd) oie
Teltlegung auf Sic ugntpafinung
lolder 9eationen'', sic Init stngriffen
oroben ooer 0roben fonnen'.
9as aielt in erlter 2inie auf
Scntldlano. @enn aber sic Ser
itorltng ser Na5itpronnei" luirflid
erreid)t miro, lit sic 8eorobnng ol.rd
lie oaOurd obneoies beieitigt. 9ie
politiIde Seitlegllng ieood anF cine
5 + e 3 en baits, oie altb iiber oen
&rieg binaus sic @eIt in grllnolak-
li6e sngreifer uno grunolGbli6
frieofide Nationen teilt, peraiftet
bom eriten s(ugenblid an jene Isrie-
oensarbeit, Ser bas ean5e adtpllnfte-
programm> ood offen6ar bienen tpil.
9a5u fommt ettpas an0eres: gS enn
es 10 ettpas tpie @ngreiier a i o.
men iiberbaupt gi6t, Damn fann man
nidt umbitt, altd &llBlano einsube-
5ieben, oas idlieBli9 iein bal6es
9ubeno Staaten nit genau 10 iuenig
Nedt angegriffen bot, tpie 9eutId-
lano iein bolles 9uteno - ebe es
ielbit Opfer zines Mngriiies tpuroe.
! (Jortiesung auf Seite 12)