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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
TIT Woodward

BUfCK-i041 club coupes, sedans and con-
vertibles. Finest selection In Michigan.
Most have been In storage since last fall.
Have a. low AZ i. 800 actual miles. Choice
Of % beautiful cars; only $3.50 up: easy
terms: trade. Showrooms open nights.
I4SO6 Cratiot
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
American Bombers
Strike at Japs

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
IN CHINA, Nov. 8-Delayed -
CUP)-American bombers smashed
the main japanese headquarters
at Lungling, near the west bank
OF the SalWeen river, Sunday with
three tons of bombs.
Direct hits were scored on a
barracks housing an estimated 500
Japanese troops.
Two large fires were set by the
bombs, and smoke from a flaming
oil dump rose more than 1000 feet.
The American fliers struck the
Japanese base after receiving re-
ports that a heavy trucking convoy
was moving from central Burma
toward the Salween front.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
Prisoners Welcome
North Africa News

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH
ARMY ADVANCING ON SIDI
BARRANI, Nov. h.-CU.P0-Delay-
ed)-A United Press correspondent
told some German and Italian
prisoners today that American
forces had landed in French North
Africa.
Most of their faces frightened.
"Good" one said. Perhaps the
war will soon be over We never
wanted to fight the English and
Americans. I hope they under
stand that and send us back to
our wives and children"
Another waved at two big AmerS
ican-made General Sherman tanks
rolling down the road, slapped his
forehead for emphasis and said:
we can't cope with this sort OF
thing, and now. the Americans have
landed in North Africa. Ach."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
Kaiser Housinq
Project Finished

RICHMOND, Calf, Nov. IL
CU.P0-First unit of Henry ]. Kai-
ser's new housing project for Ship
yard workers was completed and
occupied here this week fourteen
days after foundations were poured.
AS u families of shipyard work.
ers moved into the first IL of the
planned 5000 apartments, construc-
tors and mechanics started work
on the next unit of the project
which is expected to be complete
in the near future.
First tenants in the completely
modern new community were 70
wives, 2l children, a mother and a
niece.
The families found the apart
ments completely furnished, down
to shoe packs and beside lamps.
Floors are of hardwood and the
building maintains it own hot
air furnace and hot water system.
operated with oil.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
Berke|eyFrosh
Strike at Hazers

BERKELEY, Nov. II. CU.P1-Re-
belling against hazing, IA freshmen
at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
handcuffed the president, Hal c..
Ling, 2l, to the vice president, Rich
ard G. Henninger, 20, and hid the
key.
Hinninger and Ling, linked to-
gether, couldn't eat or sleep sue
cessfully last night Early this
morning they consulted Berkeley
police, who couldn't find a key to
fit the old-fashioned handouts.
The chain finally was sawed in
two. Henninger and Ling returned
to the fraternity, with the cuffs
still dangling on their wrists. The
freshmen, now apprehenSive, re-
covered the key and took off the
handouts.
This story probably will be con-
tinLed behind the closed doors of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and it doesn't
look good for the freshmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
Bread, Ice Cream
Hit By Order

Bakers and manufacturers of ice
cream and sausage in Imperial VAL
ley Tuesday were faced with the
task of producing their products
without dry skim milk which was
frozen by the War Production
Board.
While the freezing order did not
AFFECT supplies now on hand, it was
explained, some other product will
have to be used when present sup
plies run ont.
The WPB announced that 90 per
cent of the dry skim milk will be
needed to meet government war re-
quirements. Use of dry skim milk
gives the bread a good brown color
when baked. it was explained. but
something else may be used to keep
up the excellence of the broad as
to nourishment.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
StrategyLifts
Siege By Bull

AURORA, ILL.,, Nov. 11-(U.PO-
An angry bull chased Farmer Frank
Roth, 81, and his wife, go, into
their house.
The bull paved the ground, kept
a wary eye on the doors and snorted
at Roth's effort to shoe it away.
Roth called Aurora police and
the police called the sheriff's Of
flee. Deputy Byron Scott was Civ
en- the assignment.
Scott went to the Roth farm
armed with a rifle. He recon-
noitered and decided it would be
a shame to shoot the bull So he
borrowed an aluring COW from a
nearby farm and led it past the
bull into the barn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
33-TRUCKS, TRAlLERs

10 FOOT TRAILER House. COM
pletely equipped $3.50. Inquire
GOA No. Imperial. Brawley. Phone
38lJ. l1-i4
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
State Industrial
Welfare Extended

Helen H. Burkness, agent of the
California department of industrial
welfare, was in Imperial county
Tuesday to acquaint employers with
The fact that an office of the bureau
recently was set up in San Diego
to handle work in Imperial and San
Diego counties and part of River
SIDE county.
She plans to visit Imperial coun-
ty once each month in the future
and will make her headquarters at
the labor commissioners office at
795 Main street, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
Use Post-Press Want Ads for Results =
HOUSES FoR REM

BEDROOM HOUSE. completely
modern, all electrically equipped.
$50 per month with water paid.
$32 without water paid. Inquire
112 East 9th, Calexico. l1-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-11
2I-FURfllTURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE BOUGHT 81 SOLD.
Marshall and Underwood, 821
Main, Tel. 495. lib
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Observation-Disclosures DolfsbIah

in ben Gabrifen Der Gidedoilomofei
un6 Jrantreids, ben 0eIoern in go.
len. D1ncmarf, &oI1ono uno Bel.
glen. unter bcn 'seeIeuten Nortre.
gems unb in ben sciebten @cbieten
Gbinas uno Wieoerl1noih. Snoiens.
llcberan I6bt sic Seclc Ser Mcnid.
belt ben Iprannen tuiiien. aab sic
l1nterbriidung ben @iScritanb nid)t
enoct.
Sable Mabnabmen oorf cs nidt
stben. Horocn. Siiocn. Citcn. @eitcn
uno Der MittIere @eiten - Scr @il-
le ocs amerifanihen Bottles forocrt
poIfitdnoieen Sieg.
Gin 3ompromib lit unm0glid.
@ir tperoen nidt cher rubcn. Bis
ale Gpfer unter Dem Sod ser Ma'
3is unS Ser Sapancr befreit fins. @ir
tperbcn ebenio fir einen p%oIit6noieen
Grieocn spie fir einen oonitdnoise,,
Sieg fdmpfen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

peroiinnten 6as Yopier al, ben Druid.
itellen.
so %entitanben Die fb0nen Baifer.
8eid)en, Die mir bel,te nod, aIio nod
Sabrbunoerten, in unbeihdbigter
Gorm betradten f0nnen.
@eidiftsforider itclten an &ono
alter airdenbider, beionoers bon
Mois6urg, Die gan3e 3unft Der go
eiermad)er nomentlih felt uno er.
mittelten Bic bon ieoem eefiibrten
@aiicr5eid)en.
Sn ben vuier alien @etperfen",
suie man Die einsanss ertudbnten ga.
picrmiiblen nannte, bate iid) monh
eigenartiger Braud beraus9ebiloet.
60 ertp6bnt @eorg aids, ser
lette Stoersbeder Hapiermafer, in
ieincn grinncrungen foleenbes:
Gins mar unter 6ieien Gctperfen
gemeiniam, oas feitlife Beeeben bes
Disadvantages, an Dem Ser iunee
@eiele ieinen Meiitern uno oen al.
ten geielen einen Sdmous, oen
r2ebrbraten", eab. Der l1eberliefe-
rung nod ion hieier i'm 0eben ser
alien 3unftmeiiter uno @eieDen bod
tpid,tiae Gag allidbrlid sunddIt burn
|einen airdeane eineeleitet morben
iein.
Mod oieer Ginneibunesfeier, al
Der Der iunee Geielle feline neuc
CRIME Sdirae an5ieben ourfte, farb
hann Gin Geiteiien itatt."
Sotpeit Die biitoriiden @adrid)ten
! iiber Die friibere Seritelune oes
@oiier5eidens. -
Mud) belte nod tperoen Die @ai=
ier3ciden portpiegenb ben friibercr
Grunoidsen entipreheno, tuenn aud,
moidineI uno tedniidy p%erfeinert,
bereeiteIt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

war time, a fantasy for children,
numerous comedies and two
thought-provoking plays. Marta
Abba. whose return to the stage
at Cain Park last summer attract
ed such wide attention, will ap-
pear in a Pirandello play this
summer.
Dina Rees Evans continues as
supervising director Of the THEA
ire whose successful operation
drew audiences totaling $1,000
last summer. William r. Winters
is manager and Gerald, Gentle,
technical director.
The wal has made inroads On
the directing staff, necessitating
the assembling of a new, staff lSf
directors from the universities
and community theatres Of the
country.
John Hulf,rt of Allegheny
College will return as produe.
ton coordinator and will also di-
rect the School of the Theatre
which is an important part of,this
educational theatre program.
Open try-outs for roles in the
productions will be held tile
week of June 9th.
DR.. Charles D. Dave will di-
rect the, music and community
singing at the free Sunday night
community hours at which spea-
kers on current events and pa
triotic meetings will be featured.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
MlhNeliniS fintenSe
pepalarit6t
,Shlub bon seite 1.

= - "a" 0SvsSU w" -"
tr'n Vertrouen beiot. bot tpobridein.
lib ben Duce Bel Deeinn oes Rrie.
.ees in, Sueeit6nonifie an bos Dritte
3eth perFibrt, BON oenen CT beute
fein 3uriid mebr finoen fann.
Gs eibt in Stalien ber3eit cine
ftnrfe llnteritromune, Die serne aus
ben, 0reibnno abiprinsen m0dte,
nno ibr seboren feinesuees nur Mu.
Sanger Der 5tueiten uno oritten SSsn.
ternationale an. ionoern einfJubrei.
DE Qrciie i'm 0uirinal un6 auf ocn
4on,ntan6ob0ben 6es @irtidafts.
Icbens.
Nelliiolini fam fem Hreitige rur
ei~nigertnoBen nod retten, tpenn es
itt1 in bieiem Sabre eeIinet, feline
prablcriidJen 0erbeibunscn suabrau.
MAIDEN unb bas Mittelmeer Der Dor.
berrfdat Der GneI6noer au entrei.
Zen. abcr bic miIitdriIden ardfte
4itIers fins ourd} oen sisantiiden
Qompf in @ubIan6 uno ben sdut
Noro. uno siioeuropas sesen. ct.
tooise. ~britiid,amerifaniide Can.
bunsseeriude oerart in Mniprud
senOttt1en. oab MaiiioIini tnobl nit
elmer oeutden Mftion aroben stiIs
in ben Mittelmeer QGnoern porl6u.
fla. niht red)nen fan,r.. 50 iiebt ct
NIT sdreden. tpie ct nid)t mebr Serr
ieiner eisenen Rolitit, rfonoern ouf
UeSeib un1 Beroerben nit &itler
berbunoen it, oenn cine Mieoerlaee
&itlers uiiroe permutlih cine anti
fai9itHde @coolution in StaIien
ausl0fsr, Bel Der @uiiolini iiber bic
alin8e fpringcn miibtc. .'d
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
CAIN PARK THEATRE

A six-night run of "Rio Rita,
musical show with Romberg tun
and the ~colorful setting of the
Rio Grande will open the fifth an
nual season at Cain Park Theatre
municipality owned and operated
outdoor theatre at Superior and
Lee Roads, Cleveland Heights.
Edwin Duerr will direct the pro-
duction with Handel Wadsworth
as musical director.
The outdoor theatre, which
seats 5000, will be operated for
ten weeks this summer. instead
of the usual nine weeks, because
Mayor Frank c. Cain and the
city council feels it has an impor-
tant role to play in civilian mo-
rale. Each weeks schedule will
include four, or more, nights of a
regular play production, usually
Wednesday through Saturday,
and a free Sunday night CON-
munity hour program.
The schedule of plays is as
follows:
June 22--27:R Rita
july "a: The Man who came to
Dinner
July Sill: All Wilderness
July 1913: Three Faces East
July IFS: Right You Are Of
You Think SOY with Marta
Abba
July August /: The Vaga-
bond King
August So: Peter Pan
August l2-l5: In Time to Come
August 1872: She Loves me not
August 49,: H. M. S. Pinafore
Variety and wide interest
characterize the schedule which
includes three musical shows, a
mystery dealing with the British
and German secret services in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

lines has already brought substan-
tial changes. Is,
Some of the equipment has been
transferred outright to the Army
for operation. A number Of shirs
will be converted into cargo ear
riers to be operated by the airlines.
but under the Air Service Conn
mand. For the present the rest If
them will continue to meet the reg
u!ar schedules so far as possible,
but will always be available for MILF
tary purposes.
VxTORD comes from New. York
W that an SEC ruling. the exist:
ence of which was rot known until
the Mandatory Joint Tax Return
was under discussion a year ago.
and the enforcement of which has
not been taken seriously. is now be-
ing enforced.
1t forbids the sale of securities BY
married ONE without the hus-
bands signature. .
This direct attack upon the hard
earned right of to own and
uiSPSoN vi iOpCity dS q tiIlC ,WUSU
the country is turning over more
and more responsibility and work
to its women seems ILL., timch to say
the least. Follow this with a man
datory tax return. taking away the
privilege OF a wife, ~ report heE,
own income, and Wf.. mas becp,.lv'
6 a womans standing AS a PersoM!
" ~
T he State of Ohio ranks fourth BE-
l hind California. Ncso York asx
Michigan. that order, ia- TIC. tparl,
cmonat ct scur contracts. This sfcaks,,
ucN for Ohio ingcraity.
You haze noticed also that tcrsj
Cleveland concerns, the (icsrk;hd
T1cist Drill Company and tho Nc
toinai .feun Company acre the first
to DC ouurdcd the Army-N Macy fen-
udut ~ recognition OF outstanding e0a-
tribntion TO the x program aud that
the 1cork of other companies in osr
section has been recognized as Oct
standing by these Departments in6;-
1adnoHy. 1t is clidcnee Of the promo
meut part achieh Greater Clc0ctc-S Is
playing IN Tie e effort.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
ANSWERS

l.. An article of food, especi-
ally meat.
2. Carbon dioxide, since dia-
monds are crystallized coal.
3. In baking, by ladling the
juices over the food from time to
time. ~
4. Aspirin.
5. At New York University,
New York City.
6. Domesticated animals:
2. Coleridge, Southey and
Wordsworth.
8. Friday. !,
9. From the noun colossus"
which the Greeks and Roman
used to describe any statue, iarg-
er than an ordinary man.
10. He was changed into the
power which bears his name.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

1ir Bers,perfsarbeitet etnpfoblen

Cant einem Sbreiben bes Gene.
rail- Naiors2eipis g. &eribep an aIla
einaelitaatlidcn Muiterungsitelel,
fonnen MiIitdrpfIidtise, Die in
aoblenberesperfen beid,aftist iino,
bonn Militdr6ienit 3uridgeiteat tper.
Den. Muh giienbabnarbeiter nnr6en
unter sen fir cine 9uriiditenung IN
Jrage fommenoen 8er,lfen genannt.
.Die 2oblensctuinnung lit Don gro
Ger Bidtisfeit fir bic 9riesfiib'
runs. bic Nadfrase nod Brennma'
teriaIien bot infoIee Der uielen auf,
iprinsen0en 2rieesinouitrien INNER
mebr sugenommen un6 beoinet Die
|tSiheriteQune bes Brennmaterials
fiir sic &riegsinbuitrie.
Cine GoIee ser ipahienoen Mnfor.
oerungen an bic @erfe 1T Elm Wan'
gel an eeidulten Mrbeitsfrdften in
Den 2oblenberetperten. gs feblt be-
ioncers an &nn6arbeitern, pei nidt
eeniieen6 Maidinen borban6en iino.
Gle aoblenin6uitrie bat nod Elm be.
ionoeres Nroblem, iie fann nur
M6nner nit auBeroroentlid gutter
torperlider Geiun6beit fit oieie Mr'
belt eebrauden. ,&indl fommt au'
beroem, 6aB Mdnner. bic fir einen
beitimmten BergperfgoKtrift aus.
acbiISet mur6en, in einem on6eren
|8eairf nidt obne ,lm3ulernen arbei.
ten fonnen. Die @~erstuerte iinb an
uno fir iih febr oeridieoen lln6 Be.
n0tieen, infoIseoeiien beridieoen &c.
id,ulte Mrbciter.
General &erIbep beaeidnete SO We.
rufe in ser aoblenin6uitrie als be.
ionoers rtpidtie" fit oie ariees.
inouftrie.
1a unter Dem MilitGr6ienitpflift.
Geiet cine aQgemeine 3uriiditeIlung
bon @ruppen aus @crufseriin6en
nidt geitattet ut. muB ieber ein3elne
San zines Werguerfsarbeiters ODER
Tunsportdrbeiters burh Ole 6rtIide
-
MuiterunssitelIe NIT @iidiid)t auf Ste
Mnforberuneen oes aemifien Berg.
perfs6iltrifts entidie6en sper6en. CT
tpies fcrner 6arauf bin. 6aB eine gu.
riiditc1hang r,ur arf feds Monate er.
folaen tuiir6e. unb 3u ieoer 3eit au.
riideeaogen ,per6en Tonne. r,omentIid,
onnr. tpenn 6ie beruliHe R6tieteit
Ser betreffenoen Herion ii@ 6noert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

school graduation or its equivalent
and a health certificate from a Ii
censcd physician.
If these papers are in order no.
tee will go forward to appear at
the recruiting station for an inter-
view. a test OF mental alertness and
physical examination.
The first step will be to select
from the % 10 be recommended by
each Corps Area Commander a
limited number who will then be
sent to the Officers Training
School at Fort Des Moines. Iowa.
about the middle of July. This group
will eventually make up the officer
personnel. Recruiting OF those to be
enlisted in the Corps will come
later.
There are two or three points
that perhaps ought to be empla-
sized. No applications a be
handled in Washington. Those who
apply will be serving with the Army
and not in it. They will be doing
the work of men who are now tele-
phone operators, typists, clerks. and
other capacities and who can
then be released for more active
duty.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Aide e~ineetrefien

,@oibineton. Die slide bes bel Ell
mem GIieseugabItur3 in Mudtralien
iameefommienen Brisaoeeenerals s..
George aus Cos Mngeles lit bier elm.
'~eetroffen uno miro i'm NrIinston
'JrieSbof beigeiett tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

duNISCo ali tHOoS
writing me that
it will be neces.
sary for them to
get in to c h
with the local re-
cruiting offic e
where applica-
ton blanks and
details are avail
able.
z a c h appli-
cant should have
in her posse ssion
proof of birth
a n d citizenship,
IF hiph
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
JtaIiett ~,,teleniftert"
nun Dalntatiett

SeruiaIem. @ie iueoilamiihe
arciie berihtcn. plant Stalien 5tpei
MiIionen Staliener an Der Salmati-
niihcn 3iiite Sugoilasuiens gu Solo.
niiaticns3peden an3uiiebeln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

sStnb etc nnb Shire MnSebSrtSen
@itaIteb I'm 0ranpenSfretn nnb
Central SettanS? @enn nidt, lett
~ BE Sett tei3atteten. Nm senauere
aHtsrmatisR rafen Ste ben 2sfal'
> Sestseter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Suggestions for going to
Alliance, Ohio!

"The rich man goes by taxi,
The poor man goes by train,
The hobo goes by the railroad
tracks, -.... ...
But he gets there just the g,
same!"'.
Why don't you?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

DUBLIC air travel has been great
- ly curtailed along the Eastern
Seaboard. Further changes are ex-
pected momentarily. Recent action
giving the Army control of all air.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Outlines Procedure in joining I
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
By coravsssman Franees ?. Belser

THERE have been many inquiries
I relative to the WAAC (Womens
Army Auxiliary Corps) ard | have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Di3e-Ari(ioent Wallace gibt un(err
kriegs3ifle bekanrt

oerfen. VS. O1rf tetne beUor3ugtcn
N6Ifcr 9eben.
@enn mir ipirtlid) sIauben. Sab
tuir fir einen BoIfsfrieocn t1ntpfcu,
Damn nirb oles ISdtpcre Icid)tcr
iib%ertpmnoen. Yroouftion = ia, es
ruir6 Damn Elm leid)tes iein, Broouf.
ton obne &emmun9en uno Sabotage
au er3icten unter bouitcr 9uiammen.
arbeit tpilliger &6noe uno tueiien
W~eritanoes. @rbciiterung. gncrsie
unb @i0ensfraft tpiro Ole RGoer ser
Nrbcit taalidj. f&inoIiH i'm Gang
bolten. Sitter tpeib senou 10 out mic
loieie1,isen, Die. an ocn Situnaen ser
1883 feilnebmen, oab mir. bier lit
Den Gareiniaten Staaten sic BRO.
ouftionsihladt eetpinnen.
Die II. 9. Y. bast ben aries, aber-
Sd. braude foi,m Die 8fIidt. 81,
n'npfcn. 5u bcriibren. Ginise 2e,,te
erfloren. unb Sitter aIaubt es. oof,
oas otneritaniide Bolt in Sen Iebten
B~cnerationen 'uertpeidyIidt lit. gs
TT tuabr, bab Sic ameritaniide SUI.
ae,o Den 8rica babt, nit einem bei.
liaen Sab. Mber troeocun uno tueiI
8itler unb sic .Te,,tidcn oas Spm-
Dol oes arieges iin6. tpcroen tpir nit
nidt ermiaoenoer BcecMtcrune
fampfcn. bis oieicr 0riee un6 bic
Woglidfeit zines aricaes bon ser
Groe oeridnprnocn iino.
las oraerifaniide Bolt lit INNER
orarfsanscriih sctueien unb lit es
beute nod. Sic fennen Die gr3dbI,na
bon ocm GIieeer 0iron, ocm Sumter
Gene Nldrih unb Dem Mrtineriiteu
Raftnla. Ole @cididte, oie Mmeri.
tdtter nod mad Bcnerutionen ibrcn
4i'oern er5dbIen tperoen, Inn inner,
mrnlo''oern Seloe'.'ni!t DOR Nllse' 81
FIFTEEN. Cieie 2eute Icbten 81 Toae
= 'es odea"s o"F el1em Mef'
tlngsfloB 6as nur 8 rnaI 4 Sh,6
stob 'oor' opte leoe Nobrung, a''ter
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they had counted on as their own, and
did not hesitate to express their feel
ings publicly.
Unfortunately, the fact that Hide
brandt was so well liked, made the
better element of the community re-
sent his murder, and a meeting of the
citizens was called to consider means
of ending the reign of terror under
which they lived. The first step
towards such desirable state of af-
fairs would be to arrest and punish
Hildebrandt's murderers.
This" says Governor Mcconnell,
was the first effort made in Lewis
ton looking to the protection of the
people, and as the lawless element
composed large percent of the pop
ulation of Lewiston, the movement was
pregnant with serious possibilities.
Henry Plummer took a conspicuous
part in the proceedings and made an
eloquent plea for conservative action.
He explained the horrors of anarchy
and urged the assembly not to take
any action for which they might aft
erward be sorry.
Since Plummer was known only as
gambler, and but few suspected that