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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Sales Tax Plan Receiues Support
Income Tax Payers
Finding Burden
Heavy

Washington, Mar. BINS A
survey OF congressional mail, re-
flecting the sentiment Of the peo-
pie back home, today revealed
that the taxpayer greatly favors a
general federal sales tax over
other proposed new or increased
leyies as a means OF financing the
war.
Legislative advocates OF the
sales tax predicted that after the
deadline three days hence for pay
ment of present heavy income tax
es, this volume of mail will reach
sufficient proportions to enable
them to override administration
opposition and write this levy into
the new tax bill
Many income tax payers, espe-
cially in the lower and middle
brackets, it was pointed out. are
finding that the imposts due Mar.
Is are triple or even quadruple
what they were a year ago.
On top of this, these payers
now know that the Treasury plans
to double these already stiffly in
creased levies a year hence All
of this, sales tax advocates say.
will lead to much letter writing
to congressman. pleading for some
other form OF taxation and about
the only other form yet untapped
is a levy on retail purchases.
This is an election year. and
congressional ears are glued to
the ground II the people express
a desire for a sales tax. this is
probably what they will get most
members agree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Women Might
Help on Farms

Washington, Mar. 13-lNS-Sec.
rotary of Agriculture Claude Wick
ard today announced a program for
the mobilization of farm labor
including women and children-in
the face OF growing shortage OF
agriculture workers.
The 9ecretary's plan calls for
the registration OF all available
farm workers, operators OF farm
equipment and members OF farm
families who are partially employ
ed but would be available for part
time work on other farms. IL also
provides for the registration of
women and school children who are
available for farm work.
Wickard instructed state and
local war boards OF the Agriculture
Department to cooperate to the full
est with the L. S. Employment Ser
vice in setting up the machinery
necessary to carry out the pro
gram. The employment service,
he said. has agreed to increase the
number OF permanent and temper
airy employment Offices in rural
areas.
In sections where Offices do no.
exist, voluntary representatives OF
the employment service will be APP
pointed to perform the same func.
tons as would be performed by the
farm placement personnel in
permanent Office, it was explained.
The program will arrange for
training which may be required in
order TO make effective use OF farm
labor, and will direct qualified per.
sons employed on WPA and NYA
projects into farm work.
The plan also calls for provision
OF local centralized living facill-
ties for migratory labor from which
they may be dispatched to particu-
lar jobs, and the transportation Of
workers 10 and from work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Congress Today
fBv Associated Press)
cenate

Senate
Continues debate on exclusion or
Senator LANCER tR-N D. meets
noon EWT).
Finance Committee calls Secre-
tary Morgenthau on raising debt
limit TO 1925. 900 100000 GO:3O).
Judiciary subcommittee con.
tinues hearings on anti-poll tax bill
5000.
Senate-House conference on war
damage insurance (11.30).
immigration subcommittee hear
ing on naturalization OF persons in
armed forces 10:30).
Military affairs considers routine
bills 10000.
House
Debates s25, 900, 900 cut in farmer.
rehabilitation allotment in agricul-
ture appropriations tl1.00).
Rules Committee considers re-
quest for inquiry into Federal Com
munications Commission CO:3O).
Judiciary Committee hears Cham
Der OF Commerce official on bill 10
require registration OF labor unions
and trade groups 10000.
Ways and Means Committee con-
tlnues tax hearings 10000.
THURSDAY
Senate
Continued debate on LANCER ex.
clusion.
House
Trimmed S2i.000,000 from agri-
culture appropriations for farm ten
ant loan program.
Passed authorization for addi-
tional S100,000,000 expenditure for.
naval ordnance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
EvaluatiOn of
Needs Planned

Section committees 70 evaluate
needs in. recreation, welfare and
health were named by Mrs. Lau-
renee Thomas, new chairman Of
Council OF Social Agencies, at q
meeting in Woodruff School Thurs
day night
The groups are recreation, Floyd
Smith. Edwin W. Shadiord. Lloyd
Odds. Mrs. Fred Battelle and Del
bert II. Mofett, welfare. Mrs. Rob
ert Daily. Mrs. Charles X Lamb.
Miss lnez Graves. Mrs H. deb.
Barss and Mrs. Malenda Stevens;
and health, Dr. Lawrence Perry,
Dr.. ]. J. Woods. c. T. Waiting,
Mrs l. A. Berg and Mrs Charles T.
Clough.
Representative OF the 10 agen-
cies present stated briefly changes
in their programs for defense needs.
It was brought out that organiza-
lions are doing much 10 promote
civilian defense programs by pro-
viding volunteers and by informing
members what is expected Of them
in local defense programs.
Representatives who reported
greater demands for service and
are experiencing difficulty in meet
ing needs with present facilities
were from city schools. nursery
schools. recreation departments and
Family welfare Agency.
New agency representatives
were introduced and asked TO ou,.
line programs. Mrs. Battelle. as
sistant director o. recreation. gave
a summary OF the steps 10 provide
recreation Mrs. Clough. visiting
nurse. outlined her program and
told OF the rapid increase in de-
mands for service.
Mrs. Mabel Stadtmiller, director
OF civilian volunteer registration
office. spoke OF the work being done
under direction Of permanent ST.
cial agencies by volunteers secured
from registration lists.
Mrs Thomas was requested TO
appoint a special committee to for
mulate plans TO protect children
OF prospective working mothers.
The action followed a discussion on
possible problems TO be encounter
I'd in child care led by Floyd Smith.
PLATT BARBER SHOP open $50
M 10 $50 D m Haircufs Soc and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Bootlegging in
Township Claim

Reports OF bootlegging in Ypsi-
lanti. Van Buren, and Warren Town
ships where the Michigan Liquor
Commission has refused to grant
licenses was claimed by Liquor
Commissioner James ID. Dotsch at
a commission meeting in Detroit
Thursday
The commission Is studying the
problem of liquor as 1t relates to
war production workers. Dotsch eX.
planned. Chief problems confront
ing the commission is to decide
whether 10 renew certain licenses
around factories and whether to
grant new licenses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
AUCTION CALENDAR

March 20. 1912 1900
sharp at the farm located three
miles east and three miles north
Of Ypsllsnti on the Ridge Road
or one mile south Of Cherry Hill.
Edwin Minehart. Proprietor. earl
Wright, AUetioreer, Gordon Gill.
Clerk. Adv 319S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Japanese Forces Penetrate
to Solomon Islands While
L. s. Planes Sink -Four Ships
YpSilanti First
to Meet Quota

fpsilanti is Michigan's first com.
muni,y 20 complete its entire com.
plement OF air raid wardens. the
state defense council announced to-
day
The city has enrolled 10 ward
ems who, already trained and
equipped with first aid material.
stand ready Tor instant duty in the
event OF attack
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
CARPENTERS VOLUNTEER

Jackson Mar. l3-All members
OF the Local No. 651, United Broth
erhood ~ Carpenters and Joiners
ALL have voted 10 enroll as au1-
iiiary deputy sherI1s for the dura-
ton o. the war. They viii WORK
when and whore needed. Some
will be assigned 10 repair and de-
molition units. while others viii
take a course in first aid.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
DEBT REDUCED

Flint. Mich. Mar. 10 INS-A re-
duction Of IS SOS 500 within 10 years,
In Flints public school debt was re-
vealed here by education officials.
Retirement Of Sf21o0o IN bonds
March T. brought the total debt 70
S2.4eooo as compared TO IS. 263.50o
on July 1. 1882.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Rejected Tax
Funds Divided

Collections OF s5.395.41 rejected
taxes on the 1871 tax roll have
been made by Mrs. Mabel Stadt-
miller. city treasurer and of this
amount ss9191 has been paid TO
the county treasurer $2.052.41 to
the schools and $2,45l.09 to the
city. The latter amount was plac-
ed in the city's contingency fund.
Another payment made to the
county treasurer was Sl2.6S for
state interest and expenses.
Total amount Of rejected tax
spread on 1871 rolls was S6,5S926.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Today in Past
(By Associated Press)
One Year AGO Today

(By Associated Press)
One Year AGO Today
German hombers hammer Glas-
gov in heavy raid Raj attacks
Berlin. Bremen. Hamburg and
Calais.
TWO Years Ago Today
Russian-Finnish fighting ends IN
der peace treaty.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today
British gain on western front In
push toward Baupaume
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Japs in Last
Strateglcal
Point
Two Nippon Fields
Bombed by Flying
FOrtresseS

Washington. Mar. f3-lNS-The
War Department reported today
that five American heavy bombers
shot down five attacking Japanese
fighter planes In carrying out a
successful raid on two Jap air.
dromes on New Guinea In which
"all buildings were destroyed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

RIO De JANElRO-lNs-hew
rlotlns broke out In the streets
Of Rio de Jsneiro today when
special police were called to
disperse crowds TO prevent
repetition OF yesterdays de-
struetlve raids on Axis business
establ shments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

lNS-The EspOSlto DrotnerS-
whose viciousness won them the
name OF mad dog killers"-main-
tanned their feigning OF insanity
right up to the electric chair, pri-
son guards revealed today An
thony, 81 years old. and William
opposite, 80. had to be carried into
the death chamber Thursday night,
after they both had ignored the
traditional right of a condemned
man to have anything be wants
for his last two meals.
HAVANA-lNS- Five survivors
OF an unidentified steamer sunk
off the Cuban coast arrived during
the night at Salinas Del Real near
Nuevitas, Cuba, # was disclosed
today. All five were injured,
three seriously. and they were
transferred Immediately by plane
TO a hospital at Guantanamo.
HAVANA-INS- Three Amer
leans arrested recently on charges
OF disseminating Axis propaganda
have been sent to Miami by plane,
authorities revealed today The
three men had been released pend
ing trial scheduled for next Tues
day. Plans to hold the trial were
changed, however, and secret po-
lice put the trio aboard a plane.
RIO DE JANElRO-INS- Bra
zils capital city returned to nor
nal today after bitter antagonism
against the Axis powers resulted
in attacks on German stores and a
Japanese bank. Armed guards
patrolled the areas where German
owned business houses had been
wrecked.
WASHINGTON-INS-Rep. And
resen (R) MINI. today planned TO
ask Secretary OF State Hull to nego-
tiate with Russia for imports OF
dsndeion seeds on lend.lease
basis to help solve Americas rubber
shortage.
NEW YORK-INs-After de.
nouncing them as vicious betrayers
Of the United States" Federal Judge
Henry Goddard today imposed long
prison sentences on five men and
woman convicted recently of spying
for Germany.
WASH1NGTON-INS 49, Ameri-
can property owners probably will
he able TO get government insur-
ance at small premiums against
bomb or other enemy damage in
the near future. A joint Senate
House conference today was ex-
pected to reach an agreement on
details OF the Sf0O0.000.0O0 War
Damage Corporation bill, which
has passed both houses OF Con-
gress but in varying form.
WASH1NGTON-INS - Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Morgenthau.
accompanied by Undersecretary
Daniel W. Bell. was to 90 before
the Senate Finance Committee to-
day. seeking early passage OF
bill lifting the debt limit from
$4,000, 600 600 to Sl25,000, 100000.
BRISTOL. Pa.-lNS-From to-
day on, Fleetwing, Inc. aircraft
manufacturers. will be known as
an attacking plant instead OF
defense plant.
PEORIA. 1ll-UP-A IS day old
strike at the Toledo Peoria and
Western Railroad approached a
showdown today with a last" ap
peal by the War Labor Board in
dicating that the government may
seize the 239 mile freight line.
SALINAS. Cal-UP-John Stein
beck. famed novelist. was friendly
with "too many other women-one
IN Hollywood particularly. his
wife charged IN winning an inter
locutory divorce decree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER; Tonight:
Warmer, Rain

PHILADELPHIA-INs- Twenty
five Japanese were held by FEEDER
al Bureau OF Investigation agents
today following a series of light
ming raids" Scores OF maps and
other documents pertaining 10 the
eastern seaboard defense belt were
said 10 have been seized, along
with several guns, cameras and
short wave radios.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

WASHINGToN-lNS- The
possibility Of wage control as
means Of preventing initiation
is under study by the Admins
tration, President Roosevelt
stated today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

NEW YORK-INS- Ezio Pima,
metropolitan opera basso was re-
tanned on Ellis Island today be-
cause he boosted, Federal Bureau
OF Investigation agents said Of
his friendship with Mussolini. The
Italian born, so year old opera
star will be given a hearing with
in the next two weeks before an
alien board. He may be interned
for the duration unless he can
convince the board Of his good in
tentions toward this country
NEW YoRk-lNS- A small
fire broke out In a pile OF rub
Dish in hold Of the v. S. S.
Lafayette, formerly the Nor
msndie. but was quickly es-
tinguished today. City fire
apparatus and a frebost re-
sponded to one alarm which
was turned in from the North
River pier where the cspslzed
ship lies In 40 feet OF water.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

STOCKHOLM ms Fourteen
Swedish newspapers were seized
by authorities today after publish
ing certain reports regarding the
internal situation in Nazi occupied
Norway. Reason for the seizures
was that the published reports
were deemed "unfriendly to for
eign power.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

PLATT BARBER SHOP open $50
A. M 10 $50 p m Haircuis a5r and
soc. Packard Rd. Adv. SIS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

SALINAS. Cal-UP-John Stein
beck. famed novelist. was friendly
with too many other women-one
IN Hollywood particularly. his
wife charged IN winning an inter
locutory divorce decree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

NEW YORK-INS-After de.
nouncing them a. vicious betrayers
Of the United States" Federal Judge
Henry Goddard today imposed long
prison sentences on five men and a
woman convicted recently of spying
for Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

PEORIA. Ill-UP-A IS day old
strike at the Toledo Peoria and
Western Railroad approached a
showdown today with a last ap-
peal by the War Labor Board in
dicatng that the government may
seize the 239 mile freight line.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

Observation-Disclosures. And
resen (R) MINI. today planned TO
ask Secretary of State Hull to nego-
tiate with Russia for imports OF
dandelion seeds on a lendlease
basis to help solve America rubber
shortage.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

Sirben uno 8emeinoen aub 1T Oeut
lDem SGnOern Dollen oas @ort Got
teS ans oen WllnOe Oes Mpolteliiir=
item Getrlls ooer ood .ieiner Sdiiler
gebort Daben. So lmbe9riinoet uic
oieie slnlidt lit alb ieue anbere, mo-
uaD Sic Dl @uangelilten Warfus unc
2l,fas bis on sic llfer Ser Conan
gefommen lno 81 SanreaclnW (Sor6)
ein 9istlnl crridtet butten. sSicoer
cine anoere 9fa6rid)t nennt SEN Bl.
9ernagoras, ei1en S6itler 0es bl.
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slql,ileia fer iu ,lullere 2uuoer ge=
fpnlmen lci, ooer einen Sdiiler OeS
Serna9oras nit Nun1en Sauprentilts.
sluc oicie Nabrid)ten beruben al'i
blpBer Gage l,nb 2egenoe uno ent<
bcbren ieoer iideren seid,ibtlicben
Yegriiuollng.
@elpi6 meroen bel beln lebbaiten
Scrfebr, ser ble SDlfer oes Homcr
reid)cs lutabluliia niteinaltoer III
&erbinoung brad)te, ein5elne 9efen-
ner Gbriiti' idon inl erlten nlinocitenS
aber int 5mciten Snbrblnoert and, in
oeutlde @egenoen aefolunen iein.
d)riitli6e Galflclltc, Sanomerfer l,n>
Sflapcn. @eIonoers ser llmltano
luieat bier ilbwer> oaB Mquileia lmo
5irmiltn, bie bciSen Musgangsmnft'
bes gbriItentluns fir oelttlhe 21noer,
bon prilhen aaltflc,lten iebr beil,dt
luaren lno gerabe in Sprien ii1 oas
GbriItentum iiberaus fritz mo raid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

fcllltlls Derbilllt, Ill ipclcGer Iid) Ihon
Der crltc tird)lidc @rld)ihtlhrcibcr
ilbcr Die slnionNe ser Stride int ronti-
''d)elt Meid)e bcfnlo, man bari bll5u-
fiigcn, befinoen muBte - lnler SNtl-
lcn fam belunnN MIR b0Nlt Irug.
mentarlId) leil. Otun meiB, ,pauu
oieIc poer irne Gbriitcu1rncinoc az.
crit erluubnt miro, n1nnd)luol bcrihtet
c11 Sputcrcr, ucld)e Stride ieinc ga.
tcrItaot ais Mhlttcrfirhe betrod,tete,
ubcr 0uS lit ullrS. Mellt sic @cnlcin.
Den olli Sem biltoriiNcu @elitGtsieto
crldcincn, iino lie bcreit3 prgoniiert.
man fat Sen Ginorlrd elmer Siclulih
beOclltcnoen 3aIl bon @licoeru, ober
lplc eS bicrju tnn, bleibt pcrbiiat.
Sic tallbcll ouf ipie sic Stcrne olu
Nbenobinnlcl ouibliscn, man 1nerft
ni6t ipic lie iucrocn, man bcmertt
nltr, sob lie oo lino. 9as gilt bon
Hom lno Nleranoricll bon &ortboao
uno s)pon. &eiu @lmocr, oaG es liA
bel oeu- ,0lteItcn Gbriltcnacn1einoe1
in bclltigen 9elltlhlono ipieocrbolt.
mir entbebren ieocr lihcrcn 9taNribt
iibcr loren l(rlprlng.'
8loblid iteben drItIide StGot",
@cnciuocu uno Hinocr nor lns, ltno
mir. ipiiieu niht, pie le wllroeu, -
luir lpiiielr MIR; ooB lie ba luaren. ltu-
Iere &orfnbrcn babcn niclt piel ouf-
ge5eidnet ,lno Damn lino picle $abr-
btneerte poriiberge5oAen nit aeluat-
(Tortieblna auf Scite t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

item gab, ionoern f0rmliNe Gbriltcn.
genleinoen nit 9ild)oieu uno Yrlc.
lteru. Die grpBe Webrbeit oes Sol.
fes allf Dem Hanoe llno lelblt IN Den
StdOten mar freilih nod bcionil6 -
eS gab Gbrilten i'm Sanoe, a6er
ons @nno mar bel ipcitem nidt hrilt-
lif. Son elmer regelrc6tcn 0tililo-
nierltnN ser Suuol= ltno Mbeinlunocr
fdnn III ser porfpnltulltInilOcn 3elt
nid)t gelprodjen lperNen. Grit felt ser
9cfcbrllng &pnitantins nabn Sic Ser
breitllng bes 9briItentlllus eincn all-
berproentliN ra1dcn sSoftgaue. >9o6
sic driitlihen N0nerfoiier in ibrc1
9eltreblmgcu, bas 9teG ST hriitiuli
lierclt, olth ibre 9onut= lnb Mbein
linber nibt pernabliiiigt babcu >ucr<
Sen, lit ipobl iel6itperit0lolid. NlS
$50 Sabre nab &oIltuntill ser bl.
Scoeriu IN oen 9onauldnoern wirfte,
ial,o er faIt feline Seioeu nucbr. llebcr-
all abcr fano er briltlide @enleilloeu
at ser 9onau 10 gut wic lit SEN Nl.
pen.
sl6er genale 9tadrihten bon oenl
WabIen bes gbriitentlms auf ber
8ohen ser bunals ronii6cn lrno bette
oertlden Climber baben mir leioer
MIR iebr menige. @pn pelen @elnein
Sen italnn1en Die eriten liheren Mel-
olngen lngefGbr aus ser 3eit oes
Gbriltenperfolgers Diofletion ooer
bes eriten driItliden aaiIers &on<
itantins ooer> gar erIt aus Sen fol
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

genoeH 5luei Sabrblmocrten. @euu
Oieie @emeinoen slm erltcumal ge-
naunt iueroeu, iino Iie aber meilt
ibon groBenteils briitlid}. @ie tul,r-
ben iie driItlid,2 llno wann2 sSte
luiilen es nidt. Aber nidt nur 1T
Sen oelttiheH 21uoern hobeu luir
peieu Wauael at &elntnilleu iiber
sic friibelten Gbriltengeneinoen 5u
beflageu - oas gilt bon Ser Mus.
breitlmg Oes 9briltcntlmns im 3Onter-
reide iiberbolpt. ,,9ic Nusbreit,aJ
oeS Gbriltentlnms in Ser ror,IId]e4
8elt'. Idrcibt oaud in leiner ,,4tr-
d)cugeihihte 9elrtihlonos' N9l4 t.
4 fD, ,ent5icht lid, i'm ein5elnen falt
p0llig Der biltorildcn &enntnis. @te
ei1 Sonuenltrobl iaat GnIcbllts,
leltdtete sic electromagnetic 2ebre ii6er
oen gau5en grOfreiS. Giu Ih0ues
@leihnis, oas inocs MIR sic lite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

perbreitet bate. auh Die iuidtigiten
Berbreiter romilhen @eieus, sic, Sol.
oaten, fon,nlen ais Wiliionare in 9e,
tradt, iuenn aud .anerfannt ueroen
m,tB, oaB Die 3abl driitlid,cr Sol
eaten nibt allsu sroB angenommen
iueroen Oarf. a6er oas biitoriid uns
anfehtbare greisnis oes Regenpm-
.oerS iueilt tlar auf bus 8orbanoeu
iein driltliher Soloaten an oer 90.
nau im 9. Ssabrbunoert bin.
9oh luenn mir a,ld nid,t genal,
millelt, in ipeldem Sabre oie erItc',
@laubensboten in sic (iett) oe,h-
ihen 2Gnoer famel,, ipie le aue &C.
beiBen iuto iuas lie be,uirft bobel1.
ippiel lit Iidcr, oaB oas Gbriltentln,
5ur 3eit ser lesten r0luiiden ebri-
ltenperfolsunaen bier idon Iebr Der.
breitet luor, OaB es 10 6iemlih 1T al
len sroBeren Stdoten niht blob 9bri-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

toritdten siiber oen 9au' Oieler s(rt
.8obr5ellse fonferiert', lagte er, limo
s!oeiiellos 1T ser 8at bon ltnterlees
booten, sic eine 2oonng BON 1900
9onnen nlitnebmen t0nnen, m0glid; !;
lino auBeroem niiroc eiu iolhcs
Sabr5eug Dor llnterlcebootsangrifien
'bitrd @eId)iibfelter ober Sorpeoos
5iemlid) iider iein oa es in elmer
9tefe bon 100 Sub fabren iuiiroe.
ultnO auBeroem brauhte oiele :Mrt
8oot, pollbelaoen lino eiuem 5reffe
pltnft 5ueilctlo, llientals a,f5utaud)en
a,tber il, Ser gadjt, iuoonrh sic Mus.
fidten anf cine Gntoedlmg ,tno Ser
ftorlng auf elm MinoeitnaB berab,
fnfen.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
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geltrelt? 8ir ipiiien es nidt.
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Spanien ,no anbereu 2dnoern baben
sic Mpoitel ietblt ,no ibre lmnittel:
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fiinoet. 80 a,th 1T oeutihen2anoern 2
Wan bat es pielfod bebouptet lno
iabrbllnoertelang gealatbt, obne lit,
oes Iihere 9cpcile at baben. Siele