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Evening star., 1942-03-31
Adjustment Beard upheld ths claim
Of the employees.

A dollar a0Wn and . dollar .
week win buy lot q things-but
the best buy sn the market = ss1
freedom. So ne Jour dollars for
Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

7 minutes ride from s,Jver s,r,,.
trafEc light. !. Lot 435 feet deep, eytraordi-
narily beautiful lawn front and rear: fruit
Trees MODERN home: 2 bedrooms and bath
garage garage bus passes entrance. A splendid
-THos, E. FARRELL CO., Realtors
72l 10th st. NV NationsI 17fss
Evenings rF AosS "''o'
Evening star., 1942-09-02
FOR DURATION.

Business man wants modern detached
unfurnshed home with garage in NV. or
nearby Md, preferably Connecticut ave,
Evening star., 1942-09-02

UNFURNISHED MODERN HOUSE OR
apartment. two bedrooms reasonable rent
near elementary school and transportation:
nearby D. G. or NV. section Call EN-.
] 553 before . pm. or ewes. Resp. party.
RESEARCH ENGINEER, 2 OR 3 BED
Chase or Bethesda OIL. S217
Evening star., 1942-09-02

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
WANTED, NV. SECTION, 5 OR
6 ROOMS; WILL SIGN FOR
FULL YEARS LEASE; REFER
ENCES. WO. 5221. =
Evening star., 1942-09-02

ss,0Oo-FIvE BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS.
" IT.. wide. Kennedy-DAvis-built TAP.
@ estry brick home IN clcse-in Petvorth;
convenience: front and rear porches.
hot-water heat. hardwood hoors. ga
o, rage; splendid house and investment.
S13.300.Cheyy Chase Md, near three
schools and two golf clubs: one year
old esd center er-hail-plan detached brick Of
ana lavatory. 3 bedrooms and Q baths.
STATE root, auto. air-conditioned heat.
=" SHANNON & LucHs CO,
1905 II st. NV Nationaj o2AK'
Evening star., 1942-09-02

LIVING ROOM SUITE, T-pc, maple; two
pX12 blue Administer rugs. only used 3
mos: 3 baby beds, with springs and mat
tresses, etc 212 e. Duncan ave, Alex,
Va, 1st floor; can be seen between go.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

NEAR wARDMAN PARK. $3.50 Garfield
st. n.w-Nice large double room for ] or
2; large closet; near bath. "a blk. trans.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LAT BOOKS, BAIsT, l, D 3. HOUSE
IOGANY DESK. 2110 Bancroft pl. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
PRESENTING

LOVELY WHITE BRICK COLONIAL. BUILT
TO ORDER FOR PRESENT OWNER
Unusual interior of exquisite taste; IL
noor. living, room, dining room. kitchen.
library, powder room, large screened porch;
End floor 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, sun desk:
3rd floor. finished room and bath, storage.
Large recreation room, garage. lovely for.
NAL landscaping; ideal location for the busS
business executive; not restricted to ger
tiles For appointment phone Randolph
Evening star., 1942-09-02
DETACHED FRAME, -
:. TAKOMA PARK. MARYLAND

I9fHAOKEiN HAf
rooms ? baths. hot-watsr heat, oil
er coal burner, In fair condition 5Ox1 So
Real bargain. Call Mr.. Bennett, GE. 22ss:
or WAPLE & JAMES NC 1924 I4th ST.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClasSifcdtions.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Picture Of Local
Soldier
In Panama Paper

A picture showing Lieut.. Rodolfo
L. Teyechea, son of j. B. Teyechea,
custodian of the Santa Cruz County
courthouse, commanding the entire
Tooth Military Police Battalion in
the City of Panama, appeared in
the March 18th edition of the Pana-
ma American, published in the City
of Panama.
Lieut. Teyechea and all others
shown in the group are over six feet
tall and weigh an average of 185
pounds.
The Tooth military police battalion
is the outfit that helps maintain
order on the streets of Panama. The
760th began it's work on the Isthmus
as a pair of platoons attached to
other outfits On the Atlanta Side
and the Pacific Side of the Panama
Canal
Lieut.. Teyechea left here with the
National Guard on September 25,
1910. His brother, Sgt. Jaime c.
Teyechea, is at Camp Paraiso, Canal
Zone.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Last Rites
For John
W. Lariirnore

Last rites were held at the Elks
Lodge at 2 pm. Tuesday for the late
John W. Larimore, ST, who died in
st. Joseph's Hospital at 10 pm.
Sunday following an illness of more
than II years.
Rev. George G. Wadsworth of St.
Andrews Episcopal Church officiat-
ed and the Elks Lodge had charge
of the services both at the Elks Hall
and the Nogales cemetery. Vocal
selections were rendered at the lodge
room by Mrs. Herman Medlen and
Mrs. Max Keyte, accompanied at
the piano by Eugene T. Peltier.
Pallbearers were Judge Gordon
Farley, j. w Faubian, William G.
Simonton, E. K Cumming, Victor
j. Wager, Jr., and Joe Jovino.
Born in st. Louis, Mo, Dec. 27,
1874, Mr.. Larimore, who had host
of friends who were grieved to learn
of his death, came to Mexico in 1913
and settled at Nogales in 1914. He
was a son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wesley Larimore, prominent
pioneers of the. Missouri metropolis.
He was county engineer of Santa
Cruz County for IL years beginning
in 1916 and while holding that post
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Nogales international., 1942-04-10
SIX.POINT PROGRAM TO AID
U.S.. WAR EFFORT, DEVELOP
MEXICO RESOURCES, PLAN
Joint Statement By Sumner Welles And DR.. Ezequiel
Padilla, Mexican Foreign Minister, Climaxes
Week Of Conferences

foreign minister, outlined plans for:
l. Development of Mexican in
dustry, including construction of
steel and tin-plate rolling mills with
Export Import Bank credits.
2. Increasing the capacity of
Mexican railways through addition
of needed rolling stock - United
States and Mexican experts already
are surveying the country's rail sys-
tenn.
8. Studying the feasibility Of con-
structing small cargo vessels with
material and tools provided by the
United States.
4. Construction of high-octane
gasoline refinery in Mexico with
United States equipment.
5. Streamlining procedure for
handling priorities and allocations
for Mexico based on MeXico's needs
in relation to the war-production
effort of the United States.
6. Early conclusion of a recipro-
cal trade agreement between the
two countries.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
|Bullfight Set
For Sunday

Complete "cuadrillas," dressed in
the traditional gold, silver and silk
costumes of the Spanish bull fight
ers, will support two of Mexico s
rising young matadors when they
fight four champion weight bulls at
4PM. Sunday in the Nogales, Son
ora, arena.
Rafael Diaz, the man who tri-
umphed in Guadalajara over the
famed matador, Ell Magnifico Go-
renzo Garzal, and joaquin Ruiz
known for his artistry, will be feat
ured in Nogales' first professional
bullfight of 1912
The three candidates for queen OF
the annual fiesta next month will
be among spectators.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Benson Tourist Service, 102 Grand
avenue and the bulls are now at the
pen acnoss the line ready for the
public to see.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10

Mrs. Dick b. Winiker Faye
Richey), formerly of Santa Cruz
County, and her four -year-Old
niece, Carol Winiker, are held as
prisoners by Japanese in Man.
lila, Philippine Islands, it was
revealed in a list of prisoners
appearing in a Los Angeles pa
per a few days ago.
Fate of Mrs. Winiker's husband
and her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winiker Mari
eta Richey) and the latter couple S
one-year-old son is unknown but
they are believed to have been kill
ed, inasmuch as their names did
not appear with those Of Mrs. Dick
Winiker and Carol Winiker in the
prisoners list.
Mrs. Buster Pyeatt (Rose Richey)
who lives on the old Pyeatt ranch
near Fort Huachuca, and who is a
sister of Mrs. Dick Winiker and
Mrs. James Winiker, received a
cablegram on December % from
Mrs. Dick Winiker, saying II am
well,' the cablegpam coming from
Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Winiker and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winiker, the
two men being brothers and their
wives sisters, and all former resi-
dents of this county, located about
five years ago at Percale, near
Manila, where Dick was superinten-
dent of a mine and James a shift
boss.
Shortly before the Japs took
Manila in December their bombers
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Four Win In
Cat Pool

Mike, the Border Club cat,
gave birth to five kittens Mon
day night, it was announced by
Bob Sands, proprietor of the
club.
Each time Mike is about to
have kittens, which is quite often,
pools are made up as to how
many kittens she will have.
There were four pools this
time, one for SIS won by III. Craw-
ford of Patagonia, one for $3.50
taken by Harry Conner and two
for a dollar each, won by Tom
WoodhOuse and LeandrO Mix.
"Mother and children are do
ing WE'LL" Sands said yesterday,
and added 1.-The kittens are beau
ties"
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Selectees Go To
Induction Center

The following selective service
men left Tuesday for the Army's
induction center at Phoenix
Juan jose Martinez, Manuel Du-
ran Encinas, Walter Thomas Hol-
brook, Gerald Zenizo, Gilberto Cas-
illas Estrada, Alphonse S. Aguirre.
James Reed and Felipe Florez Gar
cia. Aguirre was named leader of
the group.
Other local men now living else
where who were slated for induction
Tuesday were Ross Hensled, Henry
Bostick, Russell William Wininger
and John G. Canada.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
You'll Have To Put Out Your Own
Fire If lncendiary Bombs Drop Here, :"
Says McNulty At Army Day Rally

If incendiary bombs are drop
ped here and set your house on
fire you'll have to be prepared
to put out the blaze, G. HI. Nc
Nulty informed persons at the
Army Day rally Monday night.
Telling of air raid precautions
taken here McNulty said I'VE have
makeshift whistle to be blown in
event of a raid and have made ar
rangements to turn off lights.
"One of the main things to re-
member" he said, "is to stay in
doors and don't get panicky.'' He
asserted it would be impossible for
the fire department to cope with
the situation if the city should be
showered with incendiary bombs.
Other speakers at the rally, which
was presided over by American Con-
sui L. S. Armstrong, were A. J.
Milliken, E. S. Edmonson, Mrs.
Russell MeeKer, LII. ANTONIO Alcan-
tar of Nogales, Sonora, Don Smith,
Lieut.. Moncrief of the US. Army,
James Manson, E. K. Cumming,
James v. Robins, Harry c. Chernin
and Fred Kemmeries.
DR.. Alcantar told of civilian ac-
tivity across the line, Lieut.. Mon
Grief said a 90-tent US. Army re-
creational camp to hold six men
each is being erected at old Camp
Little; and E. K. Cumming, who
pinch-hitted for Harry j. Karns,
chairman of the county rationing
board, told of the work of that
board, other members of which are
Paul Arend, Mike Levy, Don Smith
and E. K Cumming.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Page Chief Air
Raid Warden

j. B. Page. manager of the j. G.
Penney Company, has been ap-
pointed chief air raid warden in
Santa Cruz county, defense officials
announced yesterday.
It was also announced that the
Nogales International has been des-
ignated as air raid wardens coor-
dination office for use, especially, if
and when there is an attack.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Sheriff Proud
OF Billet

Sheriff j. y. Lowe is very proud Of
a billet commonly known as billy
club'D sent him by the department
of industrial arts and technology of
the Arizona State Teachers College
at Tempe.
1t is made from a wagon wheel
spoke which was originally consign-
ed to the United States Army at old
Font Mcdowell via the Wells Fargo
Express Company and the tag was
still intact on the shipment when
it was donated to the Tempe college
by one of Arizonas old timers.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10

Cumming also said that permits
for purchase of explosives are being
issued here by Mrs. Dorothy Tit
comb, clerk of the superior court,
and at Patagonia by Mrs. R. c. Bla-
bon, and he declared that all hous-
ing facilities in this County have
been catalogued for use in case
bombing elsewhere drives refugees
into this community.
Harry Chernin said an Arizona
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Nogales international., 1942-04-10
FORMER LOCAL GIRL HELD
BY JAPS; HUSBAND, OTHERS,
BELIEVED KILLED BY BOMBS
Mrs Dick Winiker Faye RicAey) And Niece Caught
By japanese In Philippines, Following
Destruction OF Town OF Percale

completely destroyed the town of
Percale and survivors fled on foot
into Manila
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Winiker were
visitors here from the Philippines :
last September.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
1000 Men. May
Be Inducted
From Here

Including the national guard,
draftees, and volunteers, Santa
Cruz County now has about 400
men in the armed forces and
before the war ends the total is
very likely to soar to the 800 or
1000 mark, James v. Robins,
chairman of the county selec-
tive service board, told the
Army Day rally at the Firemen-
Legion Hall Monday night.
He added that this means married
men with dependents will be in
Quoted and spiked reports that the
from here is above the
average
According to new instructions re-
ceived by draft boards, many men
now in "a and 3A classifications
who had considered themselves
reasonably safe from army service
will be inducted at an early date.
This includes many of the regis
trants in the latest 36-44 draft who
had thought their lottery more or
less a formality.
Questionnaires are being sent out
daily to the 36 to A year old men
who registered February 16 and the
local draft beard at its meeting this
week and last spent most of its
time classifying these new regis
trantS.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Rotarians Name
President
And Directors

DR.. E. G. Houle, city health Off
Ger, will serve as president of the
Rotary Club during the next IL
months, having been elected at Fri
days meeting of the organization.
Directors chosen for the ensuing
year we're A. j. Milliken, Harry
Chernin, Jake Rochlin and Wally
Smith.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Sunday May IL
81 Am An
American Day"

President Roosevelt in a procla-
nation issued Wednesday designated
Sunday, May II, as II Am An
American Day. and urged the gen.
eral observance by the public.
He also proclaimed Sunday, May
10, as Mothers Day" and asked
people to fly flags on their homes
that day.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10

A six-point program designed
to aid the United States war
effort and develop the vast re-
sources of Mexico was annOunc-
ed in Washington Tuesday night.
A joint statement, climaxing a
week of conferences by Sumner
Welles, acting secretary of state,
and DR.. Ezequiel Padilla, Mexican
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
26 NEW NAMES
IN SOLDIER LIST

Twenty six new names appear in
the Nogales Internationals list of
soldiers en- page four Of today's pa
per.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
Many Happy Returns

Jimmy Pyeatt, five years old
April IL.
Nogales international., 1942-04-10
N0CALES COUPLE PRISONERS in MANILA
America Speaks Congress Squirms

violent storm has broken over Washington
during the past few days as congressman, labor
leaders and some administrationites quake in
their boots as a result of the deuge of angry let
ters from the folks back home
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Gom Sabre 1886 an ipurben 5mot
9lnltrengungen gemaht, Sort Sartpin
ourb eine @iienbabn quer burb bas
Snnere oes 2anbes nit Dem iibrigea
Iultralien az perbinben. slber Die
8abn FAM auf oer 8auitrede bon
@oelaioe MIR Bis .sllice Springs nne
auf Ser 8a,,ltrede bon Sort Iaripin
nur bis 8irolm. 0a5ipil6en lag oas
utote Ser5" s1itraliens, Iaeen bieIe
bunoert Oteilen 8iiitenlanb obne 8oi.
ier, fait obne Mniieolnneen, nur BON
@lngeborenen belpobnt.
Grit felt eiuieen @tonaten lit nun
tpenigitens burb cine Strabe, sic bon
Mlice Springs nab 8irbum I1uit,
Die Sanoberbinoung bon Sort Garipin
NIT oem iibrigen sluitralien berge-
itellt. Dieie StraBe bon iiber 600
Otetlen tpltrbe in er eritaunli6 f,.r5en
3eit bon MIR SO Sagen gebaut, uno
leitoent lit faum eit Gag pergongen,
obne oaB rieiige Sransporte mil
&riegsmaterial aller art nad] Sort
Darpin fl.bren. Die armieliee, fleine
&iiitenitaot bat Elm ean5 anberes @e-
ii6t aneenonnen. Der fleine Slug
plat, auf bem Sic erlten Slieeer, sic
bon 2onoon 11ad) Sionep flogen, iln
Sabre 1919 stpil6cnlan6eten, lit Der.
groBert tpor6en.
ga Sort 9artuin iest fart befe-
ftigt it, tperoen oie SSSapaner >pabr-
i6einli6 periu6en, es ieitpdrts lie.
gen alt laiien uno an irgenbeineln
Bunfte ser 1000 Meilen Ianeen gsoro.
fiiite lire Srl.ppen ab5uieben. Gie joe
pantheon Serlenfiid]er, Die bier in
fleinen Siitten leben iin6 5tpar inter-
niert tporoen, lire elGn5enoen farto.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

&ebte nnperlest Su erbalten. Sn
Der ShuIe miro bie Hegieriing oen
berebtigten GinfluB Der briitlihen
Geligion belaiien. 6rieben nno @i-
nigfeit iollelt stuiid)en Stride unb
Staat berriben. @ir erabten Die
geiitigen &rafte oes Gbriitent,lns
als ,ineiltbebrlidle glemette 5,lnt
nloralii6en @adstunA oes oeltt'
iden 9olfes.'
9ann fam Sic 5aree bes ypoiitipen
gbriitet,tlt,ns' ltnb idlieBlid Der
Yantbeis,nus ,,no Der &afiismus. Der
Nationaliosialisntus bat bnrd pbpli-
lden Unto ntoroliiden Mabtapang bic
gernidt,,ne oes gbriitent,ns beIdloi,
len, ni6t MIR in be,ttlben, ionoern
IN allen europGii6en 2anoern.
8efannt iino Die nod Eauienoen
sdblenben Berbaftunsen BON ,Sries
1tern rmo SrbensIe,ten nno oie ter
roriitiide 8ebanolung berielben in
ben &onaentrationslaeer,t. auf< ben
leiieiten Beroadt bin merben iie er-
i1oiien ober perbanut. Gin unlanglt
aus europa einsetroffener aorreipon.
bent ser Seed yort Gimes' berih-
tet, oab lt,lter ben Sunoerten bon
Sl6eden, bie oils @eiieln infolge Der
grmoroung Sep6rids eridoiien tpur>
oen, fid .aud ein tidediider Yrieiter
befano, Drei fran5oiiibe Dominifa-
ner, Die i'm Berbadt ifat,oer, anban-
ger 9e @a,tile's alt ieiu, tpuroen in
Yaris eri6oiien. @reuel iu1o Moros
taten aller Nrt lino int Nasirei6 unb
oen iibrigen e,tropaii6en 2aroern an
Ser Sagesoron,tng. 8enn oie Sea3i
in ibrem blinben 8abn ourd] iolbe
Mittel lire Mabt a,t feltigen iilben
10 geben iie beln Sos aller Sprannea
ei,teegen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
Mittiuod, Ben 90. saIi 1912

ionbern slaitbt audi ON feinen @ott
elmer bobern &elt als oas Diesieits.
SSbre iogenanate 6ottbeit lit erogebuns
ben nno fdlieBlid nihts als cine ma-
ierieae Nadt.
- observation-disclosures bat nidt
Os nur oos d,riitIihe @eieh unc
ieoe bSbere Wsoral periporfen, ionoern
hot o,1di iebes Got,trrer,t nnb ME
bonn ShGpfer oen Weetiden aner,
fbaffenen Hehte uno sSreibeiten bel.
ieite geIett.
a ssm ,,ioeaIen'' ssaaireid, hat
ts ieoe friitlihe ssbee. ieoe STE,
Iiaion aufaehort All eriitierelt rr1o n,,r,
,pos ser ssiibrer iaat. -benft 1,no be-
'dIiebt, III @eIeh uuo bod5te Storm.
sssebe MeIiaion n1us aIln1dblid] ausae-
rottet tperSem ,tno oarf feinen gnteil
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lift grinaeiiin SoIepbine gbarlotte, ole
iett ID ssabrt aft sdblt. sic dbnelt
Iebr ibrer perltorbenen 0a1tter, oer
&onigin gltrio. Grin5 8oubouin.
Ser5og bon grabant, lit ieinem Gater
ein ailsgeseidneter @eieIlidafter. al.
bert, Srins bon 2ieee, Der am s. SSsu-
nj adt Sabre alt par, lit ber 2ieb-
ling bes eall5en SbloHes. Ser G0ltig
ielbit lit nod perbaltnismaBis jung.
40 Sabre alt, bob erideint er friib-
5eitig aealtert, tpofiir man tpobl ben
ungliidliheu Sobesfau ser a0niein
aitrio unb oie &riegsereisniiie OILS
@runb anieben borf.
Cine @elanotihaft bes amerifoni-
iden Hoten &re,taes ipiinidte fiiralitb
oen &onig slt ieben. Dieies ereienete
iid) ONT Infana oes perganeenen De-
5en.bers, uno Die 9eutiben eabe,l Die
@rlallbnis baau, ,1nter ser Bebinguna.
bel Ser unterreoung aueeeen at iein.
2eopolo mar ieood nidt geipillt, Gus
ieiner freiipillig eeipdblten 3uriidee-
soeenbeit berporS,1treten uno pertpei-
gerte bie @uoien5.
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itellnng 8elgiens nod oen Griege.
anBerbalb oes S6loiies miro er
bon oeutiben Soloaten belpadt, Sic
Dor oen Soren Bade iteben. Snners
balb oes SdIoiies lit elm bertider
General iein 8ahter, Ser nit oen1
&ouig suianmen lebt nno ols ieil.
aoilltant gilt. Die Oeutlben seitatte-
ten oenl &onia ieiuen aipilen 9aus-.
bolt nnb Stab belgiiher 9eomtcn au
bebalteu.
slnBer anoeren tpeilen nit ibm in
Sacfen Ser Giconffe o'abisnon Ser
friibere belsiihe 8otidafter il, Ser
lin, Graf be @apelle, ber oes aGnigs
Sripatietretar lit, ltno Baron bon
3uDlen.
Die &in6er Ieben in etnen setrenns
ten SliigeI bes ShloHes. Sic begeben
lib ieoob nltr ielten in bie auben-
pelt, NIT Gusnabme, tpenn lie au
ibrer Saute, ber Brinaeiiin bon Biebs
mont, nod sSstalien retie,1. Sn ibrer
ltanbigen 8eeleitung lit Elm 8ribat=
lebrer, oer ibre grsiebune iibertpad)t.
9as altelte Der fonieliden ainoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
&6nig Der Belsier als &riesssetansener

Seit benz fir Die 8elgier 10 bers
bangnispoIlen Gelo5ug, oer ant 2S.
Nai 1910 begann rno Is Gage bau-
erte, lit &onig 2eopolo oer 9ritte @e=
fanaener in ieinem eisenen 8alaite
auf Shlob 2aefen BEL griiiiel. Mit
linn ipeilen bort oie &6rtiginn,ltter,
@liiabetb, iein 8ruoer Srin5 &arl,
bie brei &inoer bes aonigs llnb feline
neue @attin. &onig 2eopolo bat bic
@efanaenldaft freiiuillis auf ii6 se<
romnen, 1T ieood feit entidloiien,
10 lange ieii1em 8olfe uno Der 8elt
fern5ubleiber, 10 Iauge eine bentfde
Sdilomade bor BEN Soren ieines
Shloiies allf ltn6 ab t,aribiert.
8Gbrenb Ieiner @efaneenihaft bat er
nidt elm ei,taiges Mal ei1t Matifeit
erlaien ober cine offentlibe grfld-
rl,ng abgegeben. 60 lange er itb
l,,1ter Ser @eipaIt Der 0eutl6en be-
finbet, tpiini6t er tpeoer geb0rt nod
geieben 81. iperoen. Do6 trdgt er Die
feite l1eber5eugung I'M Ser5en, BOB
8eIgien Bis gum aufiinftigen sSrieoen
ibn treu bleibt uno feline @inigfels
beipabrt.
Der ei15ise Sport, Dem oer iunse
Ronig in ieiner freimilligem abgee
ihlofienbeit bulbigt lit Golf. gr, Ser
tpdbreno feineg gan3en 2ebens am
8ersiteigen ltnb nnoeren ibpierigen
forperliben lebunger BEN groBten
@efallen fa,t6, begniiet iid oantit, auf
feinem 8efiktur1, oas 800 slcres ume
faBt, NIT ieiner illngen @attin, elmer
ausge5eihneten @olflpielerin, Golf 5u
fpielen.
Ser aonig ber1ebt BEN Gag in
barmoniider @eiie nit Ieinen ange.
borigen. geur breinal bat er 2aefen
berlaiien. 3lpeit,tal begab eb iib auf
Sitlers Huf na1 8erbtesgaoen uno
einnnal nab SIten6e, nm Die &uinen
ienes eroBen Safens 5l1 beiidtigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Die 8eb6lfer,lng bon Sitenbe, bie in
ben Sriinmern perblieben mar, er..
fannte ben 2anbesfiirit uno il1beIte
ibm 5,1. Seit iener 3eit bat Der Serr-
ider bas freipilige Grill nidt per-
Iaiien.
9ie Del,tiden baben 2eopolo gu
oen perfbieoeniten Malen oringeno
eri,ldt nad 8riiiiel aariidaufebren; /;
bod neisert ct ii6 oasesen. a,d
liefen @eriidte utn, baB Der &onis
ieine ssIitteripo1en in 8aris berlebte.
Die 1mgebung oes &onigs erfldrt
bies ieoob als ,,nuabr.
9ie Gage ser &ontes bereeben in
monotoner @leidforntiefeit. Seoen
Morgen empfdnet ct in ieinem 9iiro
feline politiiden un6 militdriiden
&atgeber. sic ,tt,terridten i'm iiber
Sic Gage oes 2anbes nno bringen iblr
furae Mus5iise Ser beleiiden uno aus
Ianoiiden Hreiie. Sino oie &inoer
2eopolos in 2aefen, Damn 1li,nn1t er
2un6 nit ibnen elm. -aub feline Wtut-
ter uno iein 8rlloer teilen feline
Wabl5eit. 9en Na6mittag berbringt
er eetpobnIid int Barf NIT @olfipie-
len NIT leiner Srali. gr beeibt itd
friib5eitig sllr &ube uno lieit getp0bn=
Iid inn 0ett.
@euBerit bitter eeitimmt lit er iiber
bas ungiinitige l1rteil, oas sic @elt
@nbe Mai 1910 iiber i'm fallte, als
er iib na6 elmer llnterreoung nit
@epgdnb 1ln6 Sort entIdloilen batte,
ltd) alt ergeben. S6on bon ieBer bat
2eopolo cine slbneisung gesen oie
groBe @uBentpelt an SEN Sag gelest.
Sett> aber tit er ein ribtiser giniieo-
Ter getporoen. Seine @attin enpfdngt
bielerlei Sre,,noe int Sblob, ieoodJ
2eopolo ent5iebt iid ibnen. Sn lei
ner freien Belt arbeitet er at einem
groB aneeleeten Glan atpeds politi-
ider uno tpirti6aftliher 8ieoerber-