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Continue to fingerprini Aliens;
Those IA Years Old Must REGISTER

Registration of aliens 10 con-
tinuing quietly in this area. II was
revealed Thursday by special
agents of the u. S. department of
justice.
A total of 81 aliens have been
registered and fingerprinted in Ia
coma since the deadline Dec. 26,
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TT n nnN.
HAPPY
Rirthlay
THURSDAY. MAY %

THURSDAY, MAI u
RAY M. Gilstrap, 1410 No.
Fife IT.
Miss Waletta Hornchuh, SIS
SO. 2lst 1T.
Virginia May Brewer, 404s
30. ID ut.
Oscar A. X. Aus, Ss26 Mckin-
ley ave.
James I. Haines, 4si7 No.
roth ~.
Anne uphus. 22Os No. Alder.
Paul Ehnat, ar. Route 3, Box
$50.
Phillip NJ. Brady, SOC East
Morton ct.
Donald Rhodes, 72l0 No.
Adams 1T.
Lois Upton. 44S East 62d 1t.
A. II. johnson, 1927 So. G 1t.
MAY eli.
Mrs. Clarence Killing, Route
9. BOX SIS, Tacoma.
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/ WISHING AACHINE Repair. PaTts.
Al Makes. OTerlandz. 1888 BrdWy.
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Open Power Line
Bids on June 6

Bids for construction NJ = power
line from Grand Coulee dam 10
Covington. near Kent. have been
invited for opening June s. II was
announced Thursday by the Ia
coma Chamber Of Commerce.
The project calls for erection
OF sac steel towers and the string
ing of 1873 miles Of high tension
cable ia inches in diameter.
The new power line will be this
areas first direct link with the
governments monumental hydro
electric dam in the eastern part
OF the state. The Bonneville ad-
ministrstion Of the L. S. Depart
ment Of Interior is handling the
bids.
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James w. Slack. 1s-ysar-old ma
chine operator at Camp P-2le. at
Rainier. was held in the county
jail Thursday charged with drunk
en- driving. Ban was act By state
Patrolnsn Paul Psttison Al $500.
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Carl Raoke Was arrested We'd
nesday afternoon upon being found
In = box car IN the Northern Pa
ctfic railroad yards in South Ia
coma He was charged with be-
ing drunk
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cISs s1 Price, Price. FuTni.hsa BY
Investment Trusts
FoREIGN ExCHANGE

NEW Y0Rk-Foreign exchange
steady. Thursday 3 p. m. cable
rates on major currencies: Eng
land (poundl 4.0Sis: Canada idol
lar) o-s7is. off .o0H: France
(franc) .o2S1'. off .0oo1: Italy
(hra) .o5o5; Cuba gpesol 0.e7S /:
Finland lmarkksl .o215: switzer-
land Cfrane) -2s20is Sweden Ol<ro-
nal -2ss5: Japan tysn) -2s46; Mex
leo tpesol -2oTo.
.rrsnsfersois enly andsr L. q treas-
urf ilcenss
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Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Nay Is June2 june . June 10
data supplied BY y. 3 Weather
bureau. Department of Commerce..
washington's forecast - Fair
Thursday night. increasing cloud.
mesa Friday. becoming unsettled on
the north coast. Continued warm
with low humidity. Moderate
northerly wind off the coast and in
the afternoon over inland waters,
but occasionally fresh to strong
east In straits Of Juan de Fuca and
mountain passes.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the ~
hours ending AZ q a. m. Thursday.
none; since May 1. Ala inches, an
excess Of so inch; since January /,
11.co inches, a shortage of I'll
inches.
Wind at 9 a. m. Thursday In Ia
coma north IS m. p. h.; barometer
at sofa, steady. but slightly
higher.
Sun rises at 4:24 a. m. Friday
and sets At 7:4s ,. m.
Weather May ~. 1910 - Clear
and no rain. Maximum tempera-
ture was rs degrees and minimum
IS. Highest wind velocity for the
day was is m. p. h. from the north.
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Gloomy Reports From Crete
Cause Sharp Break in Stocks
Morkets Ut q
Glonce

stecks; Lower and quiet.
Beads: Lower.
Curb Stocks: Irregularly lower.
Wheat: OFF ~ 10 So cents .
bushei.
Corn; Down I 70 l cent
Soy Deans; orr 81 70 ! cents.
Cotton: OFF a. much ~ 80 cents
a bale.
Rubber; of about y cent q
pound.
Silver; Unchanged in New York.
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A cargo of ore for discharge will
bring the motorship Indra on the
local range Friday from South
America
Departures within the past "a
hours included the Washington
Express for the Caribbean. the
Portland for the Philippines. and
the Coasting Tanker of Standard
Service.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels In port: Henry d.
Wilton, Shaffer No. /; Coast
Merchant. shsffer No. 2; Cold
brook. Shaffer No. 2; Pat Doheny,
Milwaukee No. 2; HE Maru,
Sperry.
Vessels due; Indrs, smelter.
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BANK REPORTS
Thursday

Seattle-Clesrings xilo32 .es4. :
10; balances S4.67s.142.52: transac-
tons Sls.6S3. 10000.
Portland -Clearings 1888. T1e.-
IS: balances 1881 .o7l.0s.
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stock sales sppruximsted zoo. 900
shares. compared with $40. 600 on
wednesday. Curb sales were ~
900 shares against 1900.
NEW Yokk-word tina, Royal
Air Force fighter planes had with
drawn from Crete brought = sharp
hrsak In stocks Thursday Trad
Ing nkhtened despite the decline.
Automobile shares were down
frHctionally. Farm shares turned
down more than point On lower
commodity prices. Mail order Is
uuss followed the farm shares
down II . slower pace. Loft was
Off = point
Columbia Gas. Commonwealth q
Southern. Consolidated Edison.
North American and wrigley
equai>d their Iowa
Douglas Aircraft 81 its low Of
Is VS. OF = point Utilities were
lower. Pullman made . new high
for the year on announcement the
eoupay would buy some Of the
stock II -.
muRsDAr's 'ouorArioNs
sqposAs,ons ecurss~y Dean wltssr .
o. WAahlnrton Bldg. members
80 fo<k Stock kxehsnes)
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II you're not using II. sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad
When you need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
VIII bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
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Birds breathe rapidly because
they are unable TO perspire.
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Sit. Wanted, Male, Female

FAMILY WASHING called for and
delivered. reasonable and fast. Ma
s6ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

a ACC Glazing and Mirrors. sales
ana service Tacoma Glass
Co. 152e-i52s Commerce. Ma pm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

MI. VERNON wood burning hetrola.
large size, good condition. e25. 44Og
North 9Th
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RECAPPED TIRES MAIL ORDERS
Batteries s225: 1880 tires 81 up.
Ault Tire Service. 22O Plly BR 1888
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WALLPAPER remnants. lO-rol lots.
59e Up. JOHNSON PAINT CO..
lls2 Broadway. Broadway 3242
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

CARPENTER wants remodeling. pa
perhanging, kalsouining or ODD
Jobs Reasonable prices. GA 66eq
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. . : iz-Inch Galvanized As s5
= -fnch Galvanized 49,. 745
TACOMA JUNK co. NAN sio3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

DAVENPORT and chair. modern
brown and white. leather piping.
232 South 5sth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

GUITARS t sJTa 1895
TED BROWN MUSIC. il2i Broadway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

PINE TONED GRAND. as is el45
MAX MILLER PIANO co. =
7s0 Broadway an 1927
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Situations Wanted. Male

PAINTING, papering: good work: rea-
Sonaole. L H Henry. Garland 1890
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Phone Want Ads 10 Main s1si
Masonic * Notice.
SCOTTISH RTE
REUNION
NOW!
Funeral Directors
81 Years in Tecome
MEIIINoER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Avenue BRoadSay 32et
TUKIL FUNERAL HoNE
The Chapel o. the Chimes
sixth ave a. Trafton main osso
PIPER FUNERAL HoME
s4ss So. Puget Sound. Ga et2e
BUCKLEY KING co.
Tacoma Az. At 50. ist sR 7iee
CASSIDY a ALIEN
1874 South street NAH 6sol
G o LYNN co-Distinotive Service
7I7-ls Tacoma Ave Main TI4s
so TACOMA UNDERTAKING CO.
storiis. eo5e 50. Tao way GA ll22
THEODORE GAFFNEY MoRTUARY
So. 10th and Yakima Main s4l4
Personals
ARRANGE NOW
FOR JUNE lST FUNDS
g. CERTIFICATES
AN IDEAL INVESTMENT
BASED on monthly payment mort
cages, assigned 70 each certificate.
and growing surplus that
strengthens the security eae
month.
CONVENIENCE
NO collections. taxes or other de-
tails 70 attend 70.
COSNERT1BILITY-
OUR Certificates bear a definite
maturity. but are redeemable upon
notice. We welcome your inquiry.
W N. DOuB
7i2 Rust Bids Main 77ee
CHRONIC AILMENTS
NEURITTs bowel trouble. kidney and
nervous cases. 80 years experience.
Consultation free. Office or Health
neeort care.
DR. s. A AMBROSE
Sani-Practic Physician
40S Rust Bldg Tacoma. Main 1898
TRADE-BUY-SELL with Times Want
Ads. JOHN STEVENSON. 4ll0 No.
32nd. call At The Tacoma Times
office for two free tickets 70 the
Temple theater. 5-22-4l
DO YOU buy groceries every day.
Save the labels and receive valu-
able premiums for our listed items
Pull information at Premium Store.
1884 Pacific Avenue.
IN DEBIT Pay your bills In one
place Easy monthly payments
Low cost credit service Not q
loan company. Federal Guaranty
Co. 32i Wash. Bldg. Main 3424
GOLD WE PAY TOP PRICE
WV WV FOX JEWELRY
MANUFACTURING CO.. e3i Bdway
SAVE 2os. on your fire Insurance.
through Geo. d, Poe a. Co.
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/ ORGAN Small 47as1 $3.50
TED BROWN MUSIC. ll2l Broadway
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WAEEl CHAIRS FOR RENT
ovKRLAND's MATT sl29
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

1910 GENERAL Electric ranges. Sew
eral models complete with deluxe
equip ment. Exceptionally low
priced Overland's. 1913 Commerce.
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wANTED-Farmer to work on ranch.
Must be dependable and able TO
milk. Wages. s75 month. house
furnished. light. water and fuel.
See Mr.. Buck Buck and Bowers,
ia Puyallup Avenue.
FARM HAND (singie) Must be able
to milk Steady Joe Flork, Route
No 1. Box ale. Buckley.
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS Of lost articles sdver-
tised below please take notice
After you have returned the
articles 70 the loser. so to The
Tacoma rimes office, ele Mar.
ket, where you viii be pre-
sented with two guest tickets to
the Temple theatef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

NV daveno and chair. blue other
flrnlluIe. MornlnEs 2sla So I2th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

PEHFIElD automatic Eas hot water
heater. Like new f35. Proctor 1900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

RI for vacuum cleaner parts.
~ reprs STA So. @ Gar 5ilS
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P A p Z r HANGING Kalsomining IS
nm. Ref. After 6 p m. Granite 5sz7
PLAs T z RING. patching. estimates
gladly GA 1854
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

8aplt pie oen M0nd, Sen &aiier pie
BEN irmiten 8ettler I'M groBen liter
bittli6en &laboerorati6 bes Sooes
uno Dor be,u Stuble eines gere6t lob=
nenoen lno ltrafenoer Hi6ters.
uSier ri6t' @ott na6 6em &e6ten,
9ie Serrcn licsen bel oen &ne6-
ten;
geun merfet bierbei,
8er Serr o6er &ne6t getpeien iei''
beibt es 5l,r @infiibrung in BEN &lein=
8aieler Sotentana, belien bemofrati-
i6e 8itterfeit bon @adernagel ber-
borgebobe,1 miro, 1no ser Sran5oie
Saint Giftor nenut 6en Soter1tan5
eera6e5u la Sacq,1erie oe le'eternite'',
ben @auernfrieg ser @tpigfeit.
9as lit driltlid=n1itte1alterlide
So5ialismus, ousgeipro6en in tief=
ernIter Spra6e. Seit 6em ID. Sabr-
br1noert, 6eu 8eeinn ser tpa6ienoen
Mabt bes &apitals uno ser fortidrei>
tenoen 3erfliiftl,ne ser nlittelalter-
liden @eieui6aft, b0rte man nidt
mebr allf oieie lln6 abnlid)e @e6an>.
ten bor5ubringen, ben l1nter6riidten
gum Eroit, ben folaen l1nteroriidern
8un1 Sdreden, alien our 8eiierung.
Die Hreoiger gingen boran, 6ie 9i6=
tune folste, uno nab ibrett Gorganee
ihuf bic biloenSr aunf Sen &oten-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

+ int 2aufe bes IA. Sabrblmoerts Sen
San5 bes Sooes ais 0fientliebe 5doll=
itellung, ols 9ranta, ins 2eben. SSett
gei6ab es audi, boB ser Sotentan5,
bisbef III Sresfen oOer plaltiiden
8erfen Elm 2ieblingsbilo ser &l1nlt
ser 9roben Seffentli6feit, ais 8ud
al6 alrn felteren @igentllnl ser &l1nlt
6es belltl6en Seroes paro.
9ieies srobartiee 8oltsbiloerbud
bon Ser 8ergdneli6feit aues @roen>
6aieins uno ser &usgleidung aller
Sdronfen ,1no llnteridieoe lit be5eib=
memo fir 6ie tiefreligi0ie s(uffaiiung
ser bomali9en 3eit 1tno sic @eldi6te
oes Sotentan5es lit ein Stiid 5itten-
uno @eiltesgei6id)te 6es elaubieen
Mittelalters. 9as 3eitalter Ser ab=
ioluten &illtiirberrl6aft 1,no ser 8er-
fne6tl,ng tpeiteiter 8olfsfreiie, bes
@otterbiinfelS unb ser Spei9ellede-
rel, Der ieidten s(ufflarung uno mo-
ralii6en Gerlumpftbett int groBen uno
gan5en tpubte nit oem Sotentanae
ni6ts &edtes mebr a,5ltfongen. Man
fat 5tuar nod ein5elne Geril16e BON
driltli6en &iinitlern eriteben ieben,
olein ser Sinn fir 10 ernlte Daritel>
lrnsen eebt unierem leidtlebieen,
flatterbaften uno fribolen @eidledt
ab. 4ber ber Sote,,tana lit in 8irf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

telalters riebt bon Dem ritbeloien @el-
lenidlage irbii6er @eitaltltngen iuto
einem allgemeinen 3nlammenbrube
Der geieaibaftliden Sronliug a Ia
So5ialisntrs bon bel,t5ittage, ionbern
bon bent ale gleid) 1labenben gooe
uno ser bergeltenoel1 gtpigfeit. gr
traumte nidt in fieberbafter ltn5,t-
frieoenbeit ben perloeenen Sraum1 bon
einem irbiiden Haraoiele (Soaiali=
itenbimmeD, ionoern Sen biel mebr
begliidenben bon oen1 bimmlii6en
Barabieie, ,,no man i6iirte oc1e Neio
uno bumpfen @roa ser Maiien nidt
ourd bdn1iide Sinmeile ouf oie Gro
be uno Serrlibfeit ser @liidstinoer
oieier @roe, ionoern aeiete ibuen Sen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

tans. 3nerit paren es MIR nerein3elte
Yerionififationen itnb Gergleide, in
ber Hreoigt ober ser einen ODER anoe>
rem, 9i6tilng bertpenbet. 8alo nlalte
man :iie breiter aus. 9onte, 8etrarca,
oas oeutidbe 8olfslieo ,,no 5altnadtss
ipiel benta6tigten itd oes Stoffes,-
1lno mebr ,1no mebr soe auh sic
ar,nit sic decentralization bes Sobes
in Ben &reis ibrer 9oriteIl,tngen.
@ar aber ser Soo suerlt peri6ieben=
artig al1fgefaBt tporoen, ols S6nitter
uno adersmann, ols getpaltiger So
mig, als Hidter ooer obiieeenoer
Sda,ipieler, 10 ltellte man i'm all=
lndblif INNER balfiger nit Wtuiit
,.no Sona a',iammen l,no rief enolib
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

@zz ~
Ilibfeit bo1 seblieben, er bat itd) ouh
al,f itnIere Generation bererbt; mir
alle miiiien teilnebmen an oem eno.
1oien sieigen bes Sobes. Ser Soten-
tan5 ser Geibid)te, ser Sotentqn5 Der
Nat,lr! sSSi1 taliienoerIet @eItalt iiber.
Iebt a,tf Maiiengrdbern tbroneno ser
Soo aanse @eihlebter, gef6rniidt nit
oe11 Gnble,nen oes &rieges, ser Helt.
ser Sungersnot nno ser entfciielten
9satlrgetpolt. Gent Meni6cn iener
3eit ipar iein 8ilo fcin ,tngeipobutes,
ipie bcl,t5utagc sen Weilten bon llns,
sic mir ood) n,r ielten cinlnal Dem
Sooe lmo icincu Spfern ms 9lnee.
iidt 5lt ifouer ipagen. CT pcrlor
frcilid) oltd fir ,'niere Gorfobrcu iei-
ne Shreden nid)t, ober 10 groucnboft
er oltD oonnalS oni5lltreten pflc9tc,
er mor ooG fem BLOB i6rcdbore5
9ilo. ga scr llnal0,lbigc luoocrne
Mcuid) fam MIR Gntlcbeu ppr Dem
500 cnpfinocu. 9ics Gnoe circ3 Ga-
Iicins, bintcr bcu1 fein 9(nfon1 cines
ncllcu licOt biccr 3crnolmcnoc Srtt
ciner III ibrcr ltlgcrc6tigfcit gcrooe-
5lt lul9cbclerlidcn 9tatllr lit, loS1e-
lolt bon bem Grlolrngsgebonfru, Gin
Sdredni5 ionoeralcidpn 1no mlr Elm
S0rcdni3. Sc5Dalb lud)t luon Die
Spurc1 0eS Sooc3 10 picl ais moo.
lid) 5lt periuiI6cn; Oesbalb malt mon
ocn Spo nno sen Sotenton5 bcl,te
nid)t ncbr an sic &ir6b0fc. Torl,n
iinoct 1nolt oni 1nicrcn 6ricoboicn,
anltatt oiclcS ,,&inoeridrcd uno 2cu.
tcld)ellhc' ictt sic icntinnentolcu uuo
frottlolcn SoNc5gcnil,ilc nit prrIold).
ter 1Sodel llno triibieligcr Micnc; oor.
lun berrld)t fnlt ii6erou sic glollbcns-
IRE slntife Dor, lpcil lnon nit oen
ortlfcn nno ntoocrnen u9luffldrcrn'
lid) filrd)tct, oem Sooe ins Muocldt
5u lholcn lmo nid)ts pnn ibm SIT ia.
gcl1 ipciB. Sorlun nollen lmlcrc irci.
nnalrcr1ld)= 1no lojialiltild ourd)s
lcltDtcn Wtooerucu sic sSclcrbcltottlnq
(&rcnotion) rinfiibrcr1, ,1n1 ni6t uur
oct S0rcfen oc5 Sobcs, ionoeru coe
Spllr at pcrlpl6en; oorluu oicie
ELECTROMAGNETIC Erohtentfaltlln1 rno
Vlunncnlpcnbcn bel 9cgrGbniilcu. ,sa.
lpobl ibr 1noocrnen @eioen, nit 9l,.
men 1llo @obIgcriibcn, NIT proio1en
Vclongcn lulo tlin9enocm Spicl, nit
faocnL nidtSla9cnoen1 @efoiel cincs
geolngtcn Sei6cnpreOigcrs f0rnt Shr
oen 500 uno iciuc S6reden oof) nid)t
peroedcn 1lo nid)t cine ein5igc SrGne
trodlclt. Gin beioniider 2irn1 -
10 perltebcn e5 olld) Sic 9Silocn in
Nirlfa nllo Sic Del1lenoen SSnoioner.
>pclbcr - foun fciuc betriibte Mtutter
iibcr ocu 500 ibrcs 2icbIings, fciren
trolernocr @attcn i6er ocn &crlult
Der blngei6ieoc1e,1 Satin tr0lteu.
SoS perlnog MIR ser briltlide Bloube
at oen ei1l5igen tpabren Sr0lter, oen
SpoeSiiberipillocr Seius Gbrilt1ls, ser
oie sluierltebl1ng ,lno bos 2ebcn lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
9sittnod, ben IL. MARS 194i

es in neutrality-suspicious. gerien
beibt:
9urA ale Siiren idreitet 1lno iiber
Meere bin
l1no nit linn, bleid bor Sdreden,
ldBt Sic Menidbeit 5ieb'n.
nGor mir lit ibre 8eisbeit nidts,
,,idts Sdonbeit, Madt-
8etraht' mein 8ilo, o Climber, id)
1nabn oid, bab adt!''
SIT Dem Sos bod ielbIt Gbriitlls
'{freiIid, tpeil Gbriitl1s ibm oa5u sic
Mabt eeeeben) erleeen.
u@ie 'beine Mrbeit, 10 bein 2obn'
fino sic 8orfe, nit oenen bieier longe
Sobes3l1g beriiBt miro. limo tie trete11
beran il1 Satte ser Sooeslnl,iif, oo6
nibt in einen eigentliGen San5e, ion-
bern in elmer ,nebr gemeiienen S6rit-
tes einber5iebenben Ero5eiiion: goplt, |
&aroinal, 8ildof @eltprielter,
Mond, &aiier, &aiierin, Ser5og, |
9fe6tsgelebrter, Sitter, SrltdieB, Suit
fer, 8ettler, 9sonne, 8iireersfrau,
8ettlerin 1u1b &ino. gSie jebe bieier
8erlonen SEN gfeiI bes Gooes in ser
8rl1lt trdet, 10 miro ieoe alh bon Ell
nen Solder uno 8ogen ooer StllnOcn=
9las ober Sprl1bano perlebcucn 80
tengerippe an @ano oocr Nrn eelei=
tet, balls Ieid)t gefiibrt, balo gelpolt=
fam ge5ogen. 3mei @eoanfen iino
bornebn1li6 0arin ousgeiproden: 9ie
llnipioeritebli6e Madt bes ale St0n=
be nno 2ebensalter glei6ntdBig er-
bar1numgslos babinraffenoen &0nig5
500 unb ser troltlid)e @ebonfe, ser
alle ,tmfaiienoen @rloiung uno &et-
t,ng ser pom Sobe 5rln Ton5 ge5luun-
genen o,rd SEN ebenf fals geltorbencn
Sei1ano.
Stir bos Mittelalter batte Ser 500
cine religiolc 1,nb cine lo5ale 8eibe.
sSSene erltere lit am pr0gnantelten ans-
gebriidt in benr lotei11ii6en Sprll6e
bes 12. oOer IS. SabrDlrnoerts: :
u0iorte nibil 1nelius, pita nibil pc
JUS
uNi6ts beier ais ser Sob,
gei6ts iGlintnter olS beS SebenS
Not."
Ofan oenfe aber ia nibt, baB bie5 |
etlpa troitloier 2ebenspeiiin1iSmlls Jet
int Sinne eines sllten, ser ipiilibt
ME geboren 5n ieir, ober eineS 0tooer=
11elt, Der i11 ser Gernein1tng Oes 8il>
lens 3un1 2eben SEN grl0iltngsgeoau-
fen fiir iid) uno anoere alls5uipre6en
ela,1bt. geir, bas 2eben lit bier 10
bitter daratteriiiert, neil es oen Melt=
itben oen1 Gooe ieiner Seele 5ufiib=
rem fanu, uno Ser 500 10 lebr eeprie=
iett ipeil ct bie Bforte alnt etpigen
2eben 1T. 9aber leiten ein Soten=
tan5bil0 Sic ernlten aber troitpoaen
Worte eil1:
80 ou, ser @ott 9eoient aus e,.tem
- Ser5er,
' 3n bielem San5 au fonnen bab'
fein 3agen,
Mein, fomme frelt6ig, 6enn 6u
AZ 1nubt es tpage,1,
=, Sir ieben mub bes Sooes Stun6e
'sHe i6lagen.'
-" Gerlta,1o es 10 sic 3eit, trob oller
2ebensfre,1oe 6em Sooe feiter ins an=
geit6t 5u ieben aus reliei0ier 3uber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

@a 2ablal, ipas uns bier hci6ie-
oer,
Jalt MIR in &anpf uno Streit
1l1S 5lt;
9tur in SET Mrbeit tpobnt ser Trie.
Sen,
ltn6 in 6er Miibe tpobnt Sic Stub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
Gutter Mrat

Ser 9r. 0fiiller ideint ia Elm
allSge5ei@neter @r5t 5u ieia1. 8iuuen
elmer @ode bat er sSrou Meicr bon
ibrer 9terpoiitat eebeilt. gSie mag er
ooS ipobl ferti99ebradt boben?'
"9as fam i6 Ssbnen iagel1: CT er-
florte ibr, 9terDoiitdt iei eine ellters-
erideinlng."
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-28
FEAT U r ES

There il. despite our horror at it, some
thing OF glory in the man to man con-
iict. But the new tactics are those Of
panqsters, Of bank robbers, Of parasites
that live on the work and honest iabors
Of other men In our righteous indigna-
ton against these tactics used abroad,
don't forget that the same tactics are be-
ing practiced right at home. Our Fifth
Column starts for fomenting hatreds IN
our midst It foments race or religious
hatreds, class prejudices, setting group
against group, individual against indl-
gidual It's real purpose is TO break
down our Democracy.
Now, Of all times we must be united
country. sinking petty differences and
dislikes in one concerted effort to keep
America a free nation---free not only in
government. but free from the subyer-
sve influences that would sap its life
blood through hatred among ourselves.
IF we do this-the Fifth Column can
not enter here.
BY Dr.. Charles Stelzle
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-28
"Margins" For Safety

The pilot Of the big ferry-boat on the
North or East River in New York, instead
of heading straight into the slip, usually
takes his boat beyond the ferry slip be-
cause he knows that when the propellers
are slowed down, the boat will be car
ried with the tide beyond the pier, and
so he runs his boat further into the tide
before he allows it to drift.
To those who do not know about the
current in the river, this seems like vast
ing time and effort. But this is precise
ly what every successful man is called
upon to do in his struggle to win out. He
must give more and work harder than
merely enough to get across He must
always allow for the margin of waste
and ineffectiveneSs in every plan.
He can't say that to build house will
cost so much entioning the exact
cost of labor and materials-and then
lay aside just enough money to meet ax-
penses. Ii he's wise, he'll add about ten
per cent and prepare for the extras.
Same way with running an automobile.
1t always costs more than the figures
given by the salesman.
But it's especially in the bigger things
of life that We'll have to think of the
margins Most men fail in business
because they haven't allowed for the ex-
tras-the necessary margins for safety.
There are always extras about which
you cannot know when you start out.
It's the man who is prepared for the
extras" who lands inside the "slip'-he
doesn't have to waste time trying it over
again, because he failed in the first at
tempt-as some careless, thoughtless or
lazy pilot sometimes does, trying to land
his ferryboat.
Margins for safety and success aren't
always expressed in terms Of cash-for
poise, and decision, and cheerfuness,
and mostly character-count for more
than money, in putting things across. L
That's why many poor" man who
hasn't much money wins out. It's be-
cause his margins for safety consist of
resources which money cannot buy
-ey DR.. Charles stslxls.