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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Metropolitan
Club Perkcts
Dance Plans

OPlans for the Mount Clemens
Metropolitan Clubs annual Pat
riotic Ball, to be held ut the Me-
dea on May 20, were progressing
rapidly today, and committee
members announced that tickets
would 60 on sale Immediately.
The annual affair, held in the
form of joint patriotic and
military dance, Is expected to at
tract hundreds of Mount Glenn
ems residents and Selfridge Field
officers and enlisted men.
The proceeds Of the Ball will
be turned over to charity.
The committee announced
that Mike Falk and his orchestra
have been acquired to furnish
the music. The dance will be q
semi-formal affair.
Tickets can be secured from
any member Of the Are or police
departments, post office en-
ployes, or ut the door.
Dancing will be from nine
o'clock until two.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Hold
in jail Here
Motshows Released
BY Detroit Police

OCarl Matthews. 32-year-old
confessed robber Of Z Mount
Clemer1s service station, plead
ed guilty % m armed robbery
charge m circuit court here this
afternoon and will be sentenced
early next week.
Matthews was bound over 70
circuit court by Justice Of the
Peace Donald ]. Parent after 10
entered I split plea In justice
court this morning on charges u
armed robbery and kidnapping.
He was held on bond Of SO. 900.
When ha appeared in justice
court, tn confessed gunman
pleaded guilty to the robbery
charges hut denied the charges
Of kidnAping. Judge Parent
set May q . the date Of sxnm-
nation into the latter charges
Bond 81 8, 900 on each charDs
was not Furnished and he wa1
committed 10 the city Jail.
This afternoon Matthews ap-
peared before Circuit Judoo
George Hartwig. Of Pontiac, who
IL occupying the bench In the
Bee DANDIT-Rage :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Pair Stunned
by Lightning
on Thursday

oTwo Mount Clemens golfers
were in st. Joseph's hospital to-
day suffering from shock after
. tree under which they were
standing was felled by q bolt of
lightning at the Hillcrest Golf
Course yesterday afternoon.
The pair, Miss Fern Rickart,
10, of 56 Floral, and John Rit-
ter, of 189 Gallup, escaped the
full force of the bolt which
struck the base Of large tree
they were standing under dur
ing yesterdays rain and electri-
cal storm.
Although, the bolt of light
ming struck shortly after 4:30
o'clock, Ritter did not regain
consciousness until nearly nine
o'clock last night. The girl re-
covered from the shock q half
See STORM-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

BUT THE BOYS HAVE
A NEW SLANT
NOW

OHe who dances must pay the
fiddler
(He who drives q car must
pay for the gas }
Two Detroit youths failed to
live up to this adage, and this
afternoon were in the county
Jail awaiting sentences on SIM
pie larceny charges.
It seems the lads had 1t all
worked out in a manner some
what like this:
They would drive up to .
See SlMPLE-Pago &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Wildcat Strike
Stops Arsenal
Construction

ORAvENNA. O., May 23--R
Gates Of the governments
$50, 900, 900 arsenal were locked
today and the Identification
badges Of 10,400 construction
workers cancelled as all work
halted following an "unauthor-
ICED" strike by laborers.
It was reliably reported that
no effort would be made to re-
See ARSENAL-Page &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Hands Across the Sea
LETTER TO DEAD MOUNT CLEMENS
Filler EXPRESSES ENGLISH
FAITH


ness o4 Z once tried War Dog
that he he's reached that placo
in life where he can no longer
expect 20 serve in the front linz
Of his beloved Empires defense
forces.
TRAGIC NOTE
Another note, q tragic one,
transcended Ill others. The LEI
ter, was written by m ex-officee
Of the Royal Air Forcs 70 N -
officer In the u. s. Army Az
Corps. What the writer al -
know was that Mis- one-time 49,
fade- in-arms had succumhs6 -
World War wounds moeO 'thAq
two years 400. q
The letter was written ~ &
@. McNaueht Davis e Yog&.
shire. England, 70 rrsd +. 3po-
maker. of Mount 0eonanc J q
i0an. = ss' {. &
Whss Dsvis ~ MT -
d. not yet kne1Rj = len4 p
Shoomnkoe diod ~. ~ Is
rrUds wj1o. My 6o6n -
letAer adassugst - - - 4
&: !: :' $;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Van Dyke Nan Fined
In DIsorderIy Case
Jennings Lsvs Plssds
Guilty In cewss Here

oJennings Love. 20, Of Van
Dyke, pleaded guilty 70 disorder
ly charges when he appeared BE-
fore Justice Of the Peace Prank
Z. Jeanette this morning and
was assessed 4 Ane Of $40 a&oeP
a e0-day county jail sentsnce
was suspended.
Love, who was arrested BY
Warren township police yestaf-
day afternoon. was alSo plaeoa
on probation for one year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
De5oio' Garage
Sci
New Unit TO hondle
DsSoto-Not chrysIsr

oThrough 4 reporters error, 1t
was announced in yesterdays
edition of The Daily Monitor
that the new McEvoy and Bird
enbaugh automobile agency, To-
Gated on Gratiot at Joy boule-
ward, is the Macomb county
agent for Chrysler cars.
Actually, Ernest Copeland Is
Chrysler agent and the new
agency will handle DeSoto. In
addition, both agencies handle
Plymouth.
Patrick J. "Pat" McEvoy and
William "Bill" Bridenbaugh are
co-owners Of the new DeSoto-
Plymouth agency and have made
preparation for hrst class sales
and service activities 'on . par
with the most modern of auto
motive establishments.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Oakland Case
menates Sales
in Matolllb
$4,000 Parcels
in All Menoeed
by High Court

OThe validity of approximately
1000 recent State Land Board
transactions in Macomb county
was threatened today when Clar-
ence A. LdEk. secretary Of ~
state board. revealed that pe9.
sons who had acquired title To-
tax delinquent properties altar
May 3, 1888, did not have Tho
right 70 bid on the property -
former owners.
Locks statement followed in
the wake Of q Sts1D Supreme
Court decision IN HE BEDFORD
Oakland county, sshool district
case and, in al, attsehS the status
of more than %, 90 parcels sold
throughout the stass ana b.. In
by ownets Of more recent record
than Mays, 1898.
County Treasurer Carl J..
Htandpn1D ta1ay g'Sstl ~
that AEacomb county would fe61
the impsct Of the new ruling q
q far lesser extent than will
Wayne, Oakland and several
other counties. He said that he
believed, without making an &C.
tual check, that well under 1 900
such sales in Macomb county
would be affected.
The State Land Board, prior to
the Supreme Court decision, had
ruled that owners of record fol-
lowing the May 3, 1898 deadline
were entitled to bid in the par
cells in question in the status Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Gen, Arnold
lojed
Brett kamsd New
Air Corps Chief

OPresident Roosevelt today
jumped H. H. Arnold, chief of
the Army Air Corps and Deputy
Chief of Staff, two grades from
that of Colonel to the rank Of
a full-fledged Major-General.
At the same time the president,
as the army's communicating
chief, appointed Major-G n.
George H. Brett as chief of the
Army Air Corps.
Gen. Arnold, by virtue of his
capacity as air corps chief, has
held the temporary rank of ma
jor-general for four years while
his official rank was but that
of colonel. To achieve his des-
ignation as a major-general the
president today jumped him first
to the rank of brigadier general
and then to that of the higher Of
flee. Gen. Arnold will retain
his present post as deputy chief
of staff.
Gen. Drett mas served as Act
ing Chief of the Air Corps dur
ing Gen. Arnold's recent sur
vey of conditions in England.
simultaneously Pr IS d e n
Roosevelt n m e Brig Gen.
Courtney Hodges to be. chief of
Infantry, succeeding Major Gen.
George A. Lynch, who retired
last month.
Colonel William N. Porter was
See PROMOTIONS-PaEe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
French Admiral Says
Nazis Don t Need Help
CITES FUTURE OF FRENCH AT
e-AHc III NEGOTIATIONS

gone to Berchtesgaden to confer
with Adolf Hitler at the fuehr-
er's request. but said that France
freely chooses the road which
she has taken"
AT no moment in the CONVEX
sations with Hitlerl was there
q question of France abandoning
in any way her sovereignty" he
said emphatically.
DUTY Is CLEAR
Darlan told the French people
their duty was Clearly traced:
Follow the marsahl (Petain) +,
See FLEET-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

oAll the verve, the sparkle and
the devil-may-care daring Of the
World Wars intrepid Knights Of
the Sky were brought 1Orcibly
back to q prominent Mount
Clemens woman this week with
the receipt of q letter postmark-
ed Wakefield, Yorkshire, Eng
land, May 8, 104l
But, too, there was . sombre
note through IL all: The aware
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Boys, Struck
by Automobile
Glen Gibbs Is
Critically Hurt

can eight-year old Chesterfield
township boy was critically hurt
and two others slightly injured
when the car which struck the
youth, while alighting from q
school bus. crashed into q utility
pole ut the intersection Of M-59
and Stewart road yesterday aft
ernoon. Deputy sheriffs said that
q second car ran over the lad
after he was thrown to the
road.
The boy, Glen Arthur Gibbs,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gibbs, of $40 Stewart road, was
See BOY-PaEe z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
JAW RoIIsUp
Smashing Win
Forget The Past
Is Wotehword

ODETROTT, May 23-(R-The
nited Automobile Workers
(CIO). declaring itself ready to
draw . curtain on the past, "
planned today 20 begin collective
bargaining negotiations Gimme
diately with the Ford Motor Co.,
last OF the automotive industry's
big three" to come within the
unions scope.
All that remained to confirm
the UAW-CI0 victory in the
largest employee election Of Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
history was certinication by the
NLRB 1t Washington. Frank H.
Bowen. NLHB regional direc-
tor, estimated the winning union
would Be delegated In 10 days.
SEEK PAY BOOST
r. J. Thomas UAW-CIO pres
ident, said that IN addition to
adequate recognition" tn {
union would seek Z 10-cent hour
~ wage boost, 20 system Of sem
iority 10 govern layoffs and re-
hlrinog' and ''vacations with
pay"
The UAW-C1o Il ready to
dvsvs ,tI1n <,esrtnin m xhS mast |"
Thomas announced. ." We
ne onxiouD % ee1se al bitter
neoD ond snboeitlte for Il genuine
cpoperotlSo bargaining"
lGichse1 u. Widman, Jr., who
hsaded the uniou's Ford organi-
- vo40-kage Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

ness, melancholia, and the empty
pocketbook.
Slightly on the plump side
when he put aside his cleaver,
young Jasmund found Fort Sher-
idan food so good he has gained
20 pounds. He gained 40 during
the first four months when he
and q 22-year-old sergeant were
butchering 10 tons of meat daily.
but 20 pounds disappeared when
he took basic training during the
past eight weeks.
As Owen puts Il, 1--WE never
felt better in my Life" He de-
scribes the food a wonderful"
See SOLDIKR-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
MfFar|ane EIeeied
League President


oMonte McFarlane, principal Of
the Mount Clemens High school,
vas elected president Of the Bor-
der Cities league Wednesday aft
ecnoon at q meeting Of the league
at Tordson.
Athletic Director Ernest
Buckholx automatically became
president Of the athletic direc-
tors In the league.
The league Is composed Of the
following schools: Mount Glenn
ems, Crosse Pointe, Fordson.
Monroe. Wyandotts. and Royal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Detroit Fireman Named
Seliridge Fire Chief

oWalter +. Newman. 433 Alex
andrine west, Detroit, . veteran
city fireman, will report to Self
ridge Field June Q for duty %
civil service fire chief at the
Army Air Corps base. Capt New
man served In the Marines dur
inE the World War and until re-
Gently was IN instructor in the
Detroit Fire Department.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
transfer Six Pilots
10 Florida Base
Sslfridss Field Coup
Sent . ToIlehossoe

SSix veteran Army Air Corps
officers stationed at Selfridge
Field were today ordered TO pro-
coed immediately to the new air
base at Tallahassee. Fla, for
duty 1t the GHQ air bas- being
completed there.
Major Earl w. Barnes, Craw-
ford, Neb., b ranking officer Of
the group being t. inferred.
Capt. Joseph 8. Holtoner Of III ,
First Pursuit Group 10 second
ranking officer.
Air Corps first 1ieutenants 20
Ing from Selfridge Field b ITALIA
hassee are: Thomas J. barrett
Kenton, O.: Neel Z. Hearty, Dali
las, Texas; Leland 8. Mc0owan,
Alhambra, Calf, and Don L.
Wilhelm. IT, Bryan. Q.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
l48 Americans ON ZamZam

OVICHY, Unoccuped Fronee Nay 23-4o-The number OF
Americans token from the Eeyption liner Zozo which wos
sunk ythe Germans in the south Atlantic given as 48
todoy as reports reached here from Bordeaux tot eight odd
tono passengers hod been taken there Previously the total
wos announced to be l4O
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
French Desert to British

DAMASCUS. Syro, Moy 23-Q1-A French commander
and 2OO soldiers have deserted to the British IN
Palestine and irons Jordan after fight with frontier euords
in which few killed and wounded on both Sides it was
announced officially tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
TObruk Badly Bombed

oBERL "a Mov 23-(R-The Wodioudo woter~orks west Of
Tobruk brsh-hed port Italian libyo hos been bombed
and dooeed severely by German filters. informed Germans
reported todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Irau Protests BOmbardnments

oeERN. Switzerland Nay 23-QT-French dispatches
from Boodod sold odoy the roq government bod protested
British air boburdent Mosu the night OF Moy ~ in
which 81 civilians we're reported killed and rs wounded
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
U.ROats Sink Nine Ships

oBERLlN Nav 23-QP|Germon submarines operating in
the north Atomic picked ships toone 10 900 tons out
Of Ioroe British convoy recently the Official German news
ooencv DNB sold today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
e &c X x x
Bulletins
Americans ON Zamzam Hur

ovlctY, Unoccupied Fronce. Nay 23-4,-Two Americans
and Eoypton wounded when q Gernon roider
sheed the Eoyption motorship Zomzom April ]! In the
south Aone II reported tonight in odviees from Bor-
deoux
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

= Chiof q pu11e
Rosso ND th1s ~
Mount Cle1aene -
turned over - -
face charges q -
Hoaeo aid tl.at
~ yeols q aoDs -
gang q juvenil09
mitted ssvord
during ~ pnel 4 %
TIL u91ly 80
ho16inG ~
h,r}l - r. - -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
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DAY OF ISSUE
RULES

All want "a complaints ana requests
for cancellations. corrections or adjust
ments must be made to the clsssifiso
dept before 10 q. m. ON day OF ISSUE.
This Newspaper reserves the right -
classify, revise or reject any want I'd
and u not responsible for errors aftsy
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Das 1,abilGta,t, elmer
Ste,4er
tSdllub bon seite ~

gere6t perteilt rno Der Sraafdbia,
feit Ser ein5elnen @r,tppen anae-
paBt neroen.
Sesn oen tommenben Monatcn nirn
es SesbaIb cine Ser Sauptaufgabeu
oes aongreiies iein. Die eanse Steuer.
gelesgebung 5,1 priifen uno Dor al.
lem Die 9eite,,er,,ng ser Ginfonmen
inter eleif5eitiaer @ermeiouns 10,
sialer Sodrten unb ShGoisune Ger
3auitraft ertrasreiher su geitalten.
Terglifen nit Sen e,,rop1iiden SGn-
bern mar sic amerifaniihe Union
bisber INNER nod elm Iteuerlihes
Naraoies. Seiber tritt rapibe euro.
paiiierllna" elm, obne bab iebof oie
oeutiGen oSer britiihen Steueriibe
iton in sreifbarer NGbe tpiren. 0as
1T tueniaitens elm TrcIt
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Mus Berlin erbalten tpir Die fol-
eenoen Tahrihten:
Nuf ser susIanbspreiie, ,8onieren3
sitierte 5unddit Elm 8orreipcnoent
cine 9teibe auslanoiider Meentur-
meloungen iiber Elm anseblides ia
paniihes arieoensaneebct. Ser
Spreder enteeaente bel oieien Mel-
ounaen, es banoele iid offenbar I'M
cine poais ialihe sIusIeeuns ser
stusfiibrungen oes iapaniiden Spre-
hers Sibii. Sn @irtlidfeit babe ser
iapaniide Spreher in ieiner BON oen
sleenturen beranae5csenen Grfldrung
leoisIit sic grunbidelih irieblibe
Sinie Der iapaniiden Mubenpolitif
nnteritreiden tpollen. Die Hropaganr
ga babe aus oieicr Grfldrlng elm
Triehensangebot gemaht.
Cine meitere slnfragc besoa Iib
Damn auf ben ehemaIigen boQGnb.
il6en Minilter he Meer, Scr pon ben
Geutifen in cine Sale aeIodt in nun
in einem @efdngnis IN Stuttgart
iise. 0ie slnttpcrt ser oeutiten Spre.
d]er mar, oaB Serr oe Meer ,lnbe=
beuigt unb in noIliaer ssreiheit in
Gen Saas iid aufbaltc.
sluf cine Mnirase tpeeen beicnocrs
lebbafter oiplcmatiider SGtiafeit
smiideu Te,ltihlano uno Ser Siirfei
nnroe bamit heanttportet. oaB Die
oiplomatiihe G1tisfeit i,nmer lebbaft
ge!reien lei.
Sn ser cngliih,amerifaniihen
auseinanoeriet,na Inn ben @crang
in Ser esnoien-Sd)itfabrt nod II. g.
bat iid) ser amerifaniibe slniprub
reitlos >ourhaeiett. Nat laneen Ser
hanolunaen baben bie britiIhen Hee-
oereien bier roaitanoia nad,gegeben.
Canad, miro sic amerifaniid,e Sfiii-
fabrt iett minoeitens 500 ser Rei-
len bon ssnoien nah II. 9. nit eige.
ren Sd)iiien ourhfiihren. 9isber hat
es nur elm Trittel oieier Meiien beam
icrldlen fGnnen.
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1890 Nahridten. ensliid
1880 &rrSberidt, eneliih
1900 Nahritten, engIiih
Ireitaa Il. IGrs:
s:t5 Nadrid,ten, ensIiit,
s:i5 satridten. enslii9
1875 Nafriften, engliih
2:15 Nahridten, eualiih
5:i5 &atridten, aeutit
600 3eitl,nasifm
$50 Teutihlonoefo
500 Nabritten, eneIiId
1915 Natridten, oe,ttid
1890 Matrihten, ensliid
1880 &ursberidt. eneIii6
1900 Rahrihten, ensIiid,
sluberbem tueroen ie nad 9ebari
,pidtise Nadritten bon ;saa gu ssaIl
audi gu ionItigeu 3eiten seienoet
slenoerunaen Ser Senoeseiten uno
sSeuenldnaer tperoen ierpeiIs iiber
hen seneer befannt eeseben.
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1cutiRer pslitiisker
8erieht

Ger NuGenpolitifer Der .Miin.
hener Reueite Hahrihten" "@oIfsane
Sopfer beififtigt iit in eincm
"8illiam Sooos Sagebut" iiber.
itriebercn sIrtitel nit Dem 8erbG!t.
mis- Oes @eiBen 6auies gum 9remI.
@ir entnehmen oieiem slrtifel fol-
genbes:
@iaiam Gotparo Gcoo aeb6rt in
Die betrdhtlid,e Reibe ser europa
9otlfaiter Gooierelts, benen man
cine aliidlidle Sano in ser Griiilums
ihrer Miiiicnen nid,t nafiagen fam.
@om Suni 1888 biz Gnoe 1887 if)id,
te er als @erliner 9otid,aiter ser
II. g. spenig iatlid,e 9erihte on sen
Eraiioenten. Tor einem Ssabr i'm Sc
br,,ar 1910 itarb Cobo. Gs beItGnoe
luenig @runo, lif nod nit linn 5ll
belfditiaen. mare nift ioeben iein
politiifes Sagebuf peroTfentliht
poroen. @ir perbanfen Sen criten
Ginblif in oieie Memoiren ser ioip-
ietrriiiid,en aaentur Sab. Gas ssn-
tereiie Ser Sotpietllnicn eilt Dor al.
lem ocn @erifter. bie Cobb aus iei-
ner gerliner @otifafter5eit iibcr elm
3uiammentrefien NIT gullitt 5u Yas
pier sebraft bat. @illiam guaitt.
Ger als enger 0ertrauter @ooiebelts
uno elmer Der Sauptperant,por
oieies 8rieees beute einen internatios
nalen Namen bat. mar oamals ame-
rifaniiher 8otihafter in Mosfau.
aIs er tp1brenb eines 3miihenauf-
entbaltes in Berlin Mniibten duberte,
Die Cobb, tpie oieier ielbit befennt,
suminoeit in geitiirs,,ng periesten.
Seien bod iene anidaln.ngen bon ei-
ner Geinoieliateit segen sopietruB-
lano se.reien. oaB man iid INNER
bdtte fragen miiiien, tpesbaIb eeraSe
oieler Wann nit Ser 8ertret,,ng
@aibingtons in Wosfau beauftraae
lei. Cobb berihtet Damn bon einem
@rief. oen er inn 1885 BON 2orb CO.
THAN erhaIten bat. Ser fiir3lid Der.
itorbene 8orednger bon 6alifar a,,i
benz Soften oes britiihen 8otidai-
ters in Waibinston ipriht iid oorin
unperbliimt oabingebeno aus. oaB
man 0eutidlano nod Often ablenfen
miiiie, bob NIT anoeren @orten elm
oentif.ruiiiider 4rieg oen Demo.
frdtien elm Musmeg ans allen Shtpie.
rigfeiten eroffnet.
Natiirlid lit es fein 3uiaQ, penn
bic amtlihe Somjetaeentur eera6e
ai.m geaenipdrtigen 3eitpunft bieie
beioen Yunfte aus Doobs Eagebuh
berausiteut. Man iiebt oarin in
Mosfau einmal cine tpihtiee @eitGti.
gang beg aud abon Stain tuie6erbolt
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ner slbiid5t, founte aber auf) als
:.$url,lr,, an aue W,ulden in slnle.
r'fa ooer onoere 9anoer, no oaS
MebbanA bes 8elbc3, bas @olh. aIs
@rlnlage bat. @euu Teutid,loho
es iertig Sebradt bai, in icinem Gfc.
nomiihen SpItem, no anItatt @clo
Der slrbeitsiuert alS MebbonS Die
@runolase oeS @eInes lit, unh i'm
Sanoel NIT anoeren S6nSern oaS
llmtauidy. Spitem nnpenbet, init gro.
zen Grfol9, lueil cncere 9Gnoer eben
and fein @olo baben; Damn fann Dos
SOLO in ben SGnoeru. no es suiains
renaelhaufelt purbe. ols ein tctaler
'l'erllllt berlmter ge'brieben ,ueroen.
Hepor bieies aber raiiiert. SC idrien
Die Monopoliiten, ;sinansiere mS
ibre iibrige Sippiduft tpie ein Slugs
ling Dem Die Muttcr eben n;s 9rult
lpegsenommen fat. arieg arieg!
aegtn Sitter uno Tcutihlcro! Sic
ein5ige Mettllns Ser 3ipiliiation uno
oes GbriItentllms uno ser Gc,no.
frotie! Users glaubt miro ieIia.
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SofImanns entitammen fonnen. lie.
ber apet flaiii5iitiihen stod,perfen
erid,einen plStlif Die obeeidrGgten
SoIsodder oes eieenen ga,,itils uno
reden ipibe 3aden hootiih gum Sim.
mel empnr.
Gieie @eIt Ser Siameien, Die iid
lelbIt ieit alters "Tbai" == oie 6reien
nennen, eridleint ben Sapanern ser
ibren pcrtpanht Sic riibmen, oa6 sic
Sbai nitt mie anbere &GIfer sliiens,
5. g. oie Gbineien, unter ser Gin
mirfung bes slmerifanismus uno
golibe,pisml,s, sic trooionelen @ur-
5eln ibrer aIiatiiden &ultur auiees
ben, tpenn lie iih bie Gr,meeni ihaften
Der abenblanbiiten Sef)nit aneignen.
Sonoern pie Ssapan baben es aud
Sbailano perItanoen. BEL allem @an.
oel Der dltberen '2ebensperbGltniiie
ood in ieinem angeitammten fultus
relIen Wur5elbooen su bebarren.
sluf Gruno oieier itart betontcn
"@ablper!panotidait" 5tuiiden oen
hcihen Nationen bat ssapan im Ieb-
ten ssahrsebnt 5bailano nit militia
ridden Snltrufterren unb isahleuten
iiberidlauemmt; bat iiameiiiten @e.
amten isreifabrten nod Sotio, Stur
benten Stipenoien an iapaniiden
l1niperiitGten aetpGbrt uno tatidflid,
I'M Saufe oes Iesten ssabrsebnts itar-
fen GinfluB auf alle 2ebensgebietc
aetponnen. Nimmt man oasu nod Die
abneiaumg Ser Ebais seeen Die Gng-
lanoer unb iran5oien megen Der
Tre'iionen. burd Die lie in oen spei
sSabrsebnten stpiihen 1888 mno 1907
Die 8ren5en iutuohl gritiib-@ -@alapas
mie Tran5oiiit~ ~Snoodinas gesen oen
eamals pebrloien aiiatiihen Staat
"nerbeiiert" baben. 10 oarf man iih
nid}t mrnoern, Bob bellte Die Sber-
lhiht Sbailanbs Ser ~Neuen Sro.
nuna" esapans entbuiiaitiih geaen-
iiberitebt. uno MIR aasu bereit lit. ibr
i'm &fe gegen oie 3oloniaIp0lfer
Der tpeiben Raiie Die bon Sctio &C.
piinid,ten 9elfcrsbienite 5u leiIten.
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'a1nmlllnes- -8ampagnen uno ionItis
gen offentliden &unoeebuneen Die
ariessiiibrllng 5u iabotieren.
Sonobi bat iid ourd oieies areus
ment nid,t iibcr5euaen Iaiien, .ionoern
'eine unterfiibrer aneeipieien, aera6e
oos ju t,'n, mas Der Gi5efonig uiht
erlauben min. Gas greebnis beItebt
oarin. oaB itdnoia pa5ifiItiihe gfeo.
ner in Snoien berbaftet ,no - metit
5i einiabrigen - ssreibeitsItrafen
nerurteilt neroen. @anobi ielber bdlt
lein Den @riten eegebenes Sort un6
perstdtet fir feline Eericn al,f offent.
licte @eoen mdbrenb Der ipeiteren
Tauer oes &rieees.
8. 9t. Stimicn, Miioc. Yre6.