davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
2(m= 6ary, INDIANA
8efanntmadnmg

3peig 40 bdlt iein Stiitungsfeii
Samstas, Ben 25. april, i'm Sad,
Ienbeim ab. 9au merSen ale iGd.
li'f,en uno bel,tihen Gereine einge.
laoen uno Dor alem ser 3neia 26
ser @arn Sieoerfraus Sbeaterperein,
Iorpie ale 3,ueige bon Chicago, ST..
uno aae iGdtiiifen unb oeutifer
Sanosleute. Sas aomitee lit an ser
Irbeit einen a%eniBreiden abenS II,
bereiten. Sn bieiem aomitee linb ale
9eamtinnen. 9rGiioentin q. Saub.
Maria Siigel, Gig. Selenfeii, Mar,
garet 5ranf, anna Shieb, Mnna
@enrif, Sara Slien, Siloa Gonnen
&egina Shuqer unS &egina Start.
mann.
Gli5abetb Selendeff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
3tuiea g..

Am 2. Mai, abenos, fin6et bic re.
gemaBige 8%eriammlung i'm 2ofal
itatt, bas nun allen befannt lit. Sn
oieier 8%eriammlung mer6en miHtiec
Hunfte our Beratung u~nterbreitet.
eritens, baB mir geeinigt gum Gnt.
f6luB fommen, mebr 9efenie Bombs
gu faufen. unier Mnfauf bon 1000
Dollars @ert i'm Sftober mar 6et
anfang. 9ie Mitglieoer, 'sdulfin-
Der, Bis auf Die peniionierten unieres
Bottles itn6 tGtig mn6 beeinfluNen
an6ere 6ieie Bombs 3u tnufen aIs
cine iidere @el6anIaee. &c miro nod
@unih Der a1tpeienoen Mitglie6er in
ndhiter 0~eriammlung b%orfommen,
oieien 8etrag al erb0ben. Soils
mande Mitglie6er nod feline Bombs
boten un6 bereit finb 5u beIfen, nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

9ie &artenpartie bes Srauen Ser.
ems finoet am "a. Mpril i'm 0el,t.
fden &~lubbauie, an 1859 g. MiD.
lanS Moe. itatt. &ommt ale Iiebe
Shmeitern uno brinat el1d cure
Greunoe nit. Gin tiihtiees @omitee
miro allen 8eiuhern elm paar &C.
mitlihe Stunoen bereiten. SIM SO.
mitee Hiir oieien Mbeno iino: Soban.
no Saamen, Sara Salmen, Sara
Salmen, gli5abetb Sh1bburger, 90.
Shuler, ella ShuIer, Cara Edo
bel, 2ouiie Shmiot, Sara BITTERLY
uno 2aura Sitterlp.
Mnna Salb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

3Weig 80.

Iuen Sfipeitern biene 5,,r seiGai.
gen Nafrift, oab Sic nGfite Ser,
iammluns Sonnerstas, Sen 80.
april, 8 ltbr abenbs. abgebalten
miro. Sn Ser letten Geriammlung
batten mir als Gbrengait gr. 8ro6,
Eraiioent Scbn 8altbes. @ir batten
Sic Gbre Die folsenoen Sdmeitern in
Sen Gerein aufsunebmen llno stpur
anna Sfuiter, Siloa Sduiter, Irie-
50 'Shuiter, GIiie Sduiter, aatb.
Bender ltnb Sorotbp 8cnoer. @ir
beiBen oieie Sdrpeltern ber5lid) mill
fommen. als Oelegatin tpuroe Sic
Sdaueiter Inna 9loos semGblt, CT
iat Shpeiter &utb. 8roB.
Catherine MeIser, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
SreikeitSeamtpFb Ser
Kcreoncr an Der
Settle Ntncrifas

sir Mmerifa at fGmpfen, beib1
fir uniere foreaniid)e &eimat f1mp.
fen" - 10 lielt man in einem Muf.
ruf, oen OF. lSDngnam Mbee, oet
Erdiioent Ser propioriiben @egie:
rcng oes 6reien aorea, an iein Soil
erlaiien bat. @dbrenb Sapari Der
iudt, neue 8olfer unter Dem 'Shlag.
mort Der v8efreiung bonn Smperia.
lismus Der neiben Static" in feline
rNeue Sronung" an lofen, ieben Die
bonn iapaniihen Smperinlism1s I'm.
teriohten unb beorobten 8olfern in
padienoem Mabe i'm Sample ser
Gereinigten Staaten gegen sic So
paner sic Gbancc gum @ioerolliboll
ibrcs nationalen Staatsmeiens a,li
ben 8%run0lagen ser 5reibeit unb Ser
Selbitbeitimmalne. gu SEN 1T Scored
lebenben 2%an!oslei,ten iagt 81. SIM,
snam &bee, baB lie burh Sabotage,
arbeit oie stl1nSe ser 8cfreiung be,
ibleuniaen miilien.
~Sprenet Sapaus Munitionsia,
brifen in Sic 2itft; serit0rt ieoe 81,
ienbubn, oeren iid sic Sapaner Be,
oienen; pernidtet sic 2anoitraBeu,
iiber bie iie lire Sruppeu fiibren.
Srefft ibr bel Sag ober Maht bctpafi'
nete Sapaner, 10 tOtet lie. ltnterlaBt
feineu Subotageaft, ourd) Sen sic
iapeniihe arieAstGtigfeit bebinoert,
unterbrod)en ODER gar oalterno labm-
gelegt perben faml. l1nb ieio jebers
seit bereit, iobalo es sic grihopfumg
ser Saparer erlaltben miro, eud) 81
erbeben uno Sen Seino anSugreifel,
uno 81 pernidten."
Sic ean5e gitterfeit elmer l1nter'
oriidten Station, benen sic Sapaner
ibre angeblihe 3Weitrangigfeit ebens
10 unbelifat unter sic Nai EN- reiben,
nie es Sitler geseniiber Sen @eIt-
ila1pen tut, iprift aus pieiem Nlfruf
@ie itarf Ole 8drung in &orea tot
iGdlid lit, bab gebt aus Dem llmitano
berpor, baB sic Saponer es bisher
niht gepnst baben, Sic aoreaner
gum Seeresoienit beran5usieben.
Inter alien Mrgumenten gegen
bic Sapaner fat feines cine iolhe
Gurhid)lagsfraft beiuieien, mie Ser
Sintpeis uuf Die brutale llnterbriids
ung Ser &oreuner, sic ieit 40 Sabren
inter ser Mndt ser Sapaner iteben.
s(ud in inoiiden areiien gilt Bic TO-
reaniife Sraee ais 8emeis oaiiir.
baB ser japaniihe Smperialismits
Dem britiihen feinesmegs p~orsusie.
FEN iei, tpie grade Nebru oils Siibrer
ser &nngrebpartei mebrfad) bctont
bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
2lms Ne,u pere, 4. !.
3tueig A..

Mnen 8niiSern unb Shmeltern
biene our Mabriht, bab sic ndfite
@%eriammlung Sonntag, ben 3. Mai,
UNI 3 llbr nahmittags, i'm 8ereins'
Total 3t6 ST 81. IStr., abgebalten
miro. Mne MitgIieoer iino eriudt
anpeieno at iein. Ma9 Ser 8eriamm'
miro mieber 8affee uno 41,fen fer
biert.
Sn Ser letten G~eriammlung pur'
6e uniere Sdatmeiiterin Cutie Ora.
ier als 7elegatin fir sic aonpention
unb als griat &atb. Seiler getpdblt
&afb. Seiler, 9rot +Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

oud auf Sic ginlaouneen bon Ser
&arpatbie uno ser ct. Neters eban.
eeliid-lutb. Stride aufmerfiam &c.
maft. Sn ser aarpatbia feiert am
80. Mai Ser Seutide l1nteritiitunes-
@lnb fem 50idbriges Stiftunesieit.
Sic Mitgieoer iino nod beiten &rGf-
ten I'M 8eteiligung gebeten.
Die i&rhe feiert sic gi%nneihuna
Ser r1eu erbal,ten Stride am 10. Mai.
sc. 1eutif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poItsbIdH

Iusfunft miro @ereins-Y rGfioent ie'
Dem Mitglieo betfteben. s Mitelieoer
iinS franf gemeloet, mande ibon mo.
natelang. @ir tuiindden ibnen baloi.
&c 8eneI Jung, bamit iie balo pieoer
NIT uns neilen tperoen.
&eht ber5liden Cant ipridt Die
6amilie Sang aus fir Sic prompte
Mus5ablumg bes Sofa terbegelbes
oes 3neig 6 unb ser Central Ser.
banbs @erliberung fir ibre unl6neit
entihlafene 9odter.
@eorg @einertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
2lms pemnestetuit, Okie
3ipeig 80.

SSn unierer g%eriammlung am 5
Mpril puroen sic 9elegaten fir 81;
nGfite aonbention ertpGblt. 9ei Sci
@efanntmad]ung i'm GolfshIatt an
16. Ipril lit ein 6ebler eineelaufen
inoem ser brittle Telegat ausblieb
Sarum folgt bier sic riftise &eibelt
folge:
Trdiibent Srans S6neiber
@ise= Erdiibent Mid)ael @ofeih
Shatmeiiter Rartin 8ofei6 >
6. 9. Setr. Sobann Srben, ST..
Srie Sbeib. Gen.
8eorg &aider
griat, 0eora Seppner
@iid)ael 9odsmann.
@eorg 9eppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Hmxen behamptef,
Dmrhbrmh int 11crHen

Wosfau. SIM &arelien-&fge.
biet gelang es unieren Sruppeu Ole
Sinie ser 6innen 81 ourd)breden. Die
Gerbinoung Murmansf NIT 2eniu,
grao lit nun n,,r nod cine 6rage bon
fllrser 3eit.
Stodbolm. Die Sauptitaot Cane.
marfs muroe bombaroiert uno es
fonnte bon ser idJpeoiifen 8ren5e
6eobahtet iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
&irden 5ranem @erein Der
SpnteruS Uentein6e

bon youngstown beabiihtigt bieies
Sabr Sas SHUTTER uno Sodterfelt i'm
Safienbeim ab3ubalten, mosu a1e
S6neitern bes &ir6en Srauen Ser,
ems unb bes 3tpeig % nit ibret'
Sodtern berslidit eingelaoen iinS.
&atb. gmridj, lShriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Der mil>e Hans
49,
Nuu .. Wa6olnn

WDrt -. Na00lng
> icbt, @epatter Shneioer,
Den b0ien Sungen an,
Ser .Stelm 5erreiBt mebr aleioer
Ils man be5ablen fann.
Die nagelneue Sole
Sat i6on elm groBes God!
DAB ih mid orob erboie,
SIT gang natiirli6 ooh.
SIR m0gt Tie nofmals fliden,
6at Sans Damn ,pieoer 8ed,
@er6' ib gum Sfmie6 lie ihiden,
Der flidt tie Damn nit - 8led.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Hueia %.

Muen Mitelieoern 6iene 5ur Nah'
ribt, bab bie nadite @%eriammluna
am Sonntag, Sen 3. Mai, 1890 ltbr
bormittaes i'm Safienbeim ~obgebal'
ten miro. Mue 8riioer itno erillbi
antpeieno gu iein uno iib gutiteben>
3u balten beim 8erein uno Central
8erbano.
Duniel Sbuler, ST., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

Stnh Ste unb Shire Anseb5rtsen
Heitglteb i'm 0rantcnperein unb
Central gerbanb? @enn nidbt, jest
1T bic Seit beisutreten. Tim genauere
Snformattrn rufen sie bcn 2pfals
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

3meis 81.

O&OCty O1~
Sn Ser Ser iammlung puroe beidloi=
len, elm SabnereHen um Muttertas
gu geben uno ale Safien nnS beren
Greun0e bon mob unb fern iino elm
gela6en. Sc lit Elm 8anfett nid)t nur
fir Wiitter uno Eodter !onoeru lit
auh fir @ater, Mutter, 8rmoer uno
SoAter. fir ale bic oaraa teilneb-
men uoaen SOUR mub mon iid at.
meloen Biz gum I. Mai, oas lit ser
,lette Sag. Sic iih nidt anmeloen
f0nnen nidt beriidiidtigt tperoen.
Ser Breis lit 85c eini6IieBlit
|Steuer. 0as giien finoet itatt inn
eadienbeim, 6. StraBe, ur / ubr
na@mittass. gs miro pielleidt nod
Sem giien aud elm fleines Yrogram
ourdgefiibrt. @as es pir6 fem, meib
i6 nod ni6t. go nidt oergeBt Mut.
tertas lit Der i4onite Sag Sen mir
auf gr6en fennen.
Sci Motter Sod ds bolt bG
gd iuaneoern off mir binfen md,
Nir tlin5id, tporen u6 Iift
limb boihten net Wotter.
Deir tpaiten mat mar rie6t.
aper nea iena az @eneb elat md
mir tporen
Mbieit binfen ih. boi e1 tent
ga ertpdiden I'M 9oren.
0ro nor binfen eh. aiie eie6t ct as
Mottern
Nor I'M aien &enb9en lieren mir,
ma mir tporen.
Nidt bergeiiet, ale 6ie Muttertae
feiern uno iih uergniieen tpouen.
iino ber5lid eineeIaoen.
Marp 8oppelt, Sefr.
o
- @eifen S}9 Bel gfnf6ufen bor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

etnb ste unb Sbre anseb5risen
Witglieb tint 2rantcnperein nnb
Central Serbanb? @enn nidt, iett
1T bic 3eit betsmtreten. Tim senauere
Snfurmation rmfen sie ben 0pfaI.
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Nms Eerain, Okic
Der g. g. @eiansperein Gintradt
miro mie auiGhrIif bas

Der g. g. @eiansberein Gintradjt
miro mie auidbrlih oas
Nuttertag.8onsert
sonntag, Sen 10. Mai, lit Ser
g. e. Saue, gde IppIe Mpe. un6
80. Str, abbalten. Oirieent Yrof.
q. Nitolaus lit an Ser Mrbeit elm
~piirSiges Yrogramm %poraubereiten.
@eiterbin geben mir befannt, 6oB
mir bieies Sabr uniere beioen Bid.
nids am Sonntag, Sen %. SUM-,
lno am %. ausuit abbalten, unS
slpar pieoer a1,f unierm 8ranbts
0arf Elat in Mmberit, ohio. @ir
bitten ale uniere Sreunoe r,t,o Son.
ner iid) bieie obengenannten Gage
fir uns por5i,bebalten uno uniere
8aite 81 fem.
81. g.. Srieienbeneit, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

SAB sic Siebenbiirger Sabien in
Sorain nidt iebr sablreid nertreten
IinS. mag aGgemein befannt fem; ie,
ood iino auf iie ,mie nif)t anoers
5u ertparten lit, BON ser beiligen
Eflift erfiiat, unierer &egierun9
nit allen our Serfiiaung geitelte,,
&rditen mitsubeIfen, Sen uns auf-
geslpunsenen ariea sl aepinnen uno
Dem balbisen gnbe 5%usufiibren. Mls
gepeis, oas idon elm gutter anfang
in Sorain gemadt muroe, ioaen fol.
genoe 3ablem bienen:
1eienie gpnbs ~sefauit:
=. 9. 8r. l1nteritiitungs e@erein
3ipeig 5 hes Central Serb. 100000
3. g. ar. llnteritiitunss z@erein
3!reiG II bes Central Serb. 1000 90
g. 2. Gciauaperein Gintrad)t 10000
OuluAtlIttl - @OoOU.OO
3peig go. 5 miro ieoeu Monat
peitere Bombs nadJfauien.
5olgenbe @riiher bonn 3meig 5
iino bis iett in sic grmee einberu-
fen:
Aarl @enrif
@ofter &irIdner
Simor Sduller
@olter &artmann
Charles gbrmann
elmer SeutihlGnber
@alter SrieIenbeneit
6einrid &Gitner
@ilbelm &Gitner.
Midlarb 0lumcier
81. e. s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

~Merfmiiroie, id fam taselang
i'm Ser IStabt berumlauien, ME treffe
i1 einen Betannten."
set rur nal einen unmo6ernen
SUIT auf, uno LAB Dir cine Maife am
Strumpf fallen, 6ann beeegneit 81,
iGmtlihen 8efnnnten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
MGtmna!

Ser Samend)or gbeltpeib bat ir
elmer lebten @%eriammlung beidloi
len am 81. sunni nit Dem g.. g
WGnnerfor elm Hidnid ab5ubalt,u
Ndberes folgt pdter.
Marie YfingssrGff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

$421.42
lln'eren ber5lifNten 0allf audi fir
oieie tSpenber.
Mit @rub, Ser Seitausidub.
Martin Soretb, Selt-@ oriibenoer.
Martin @al5er, 6eIt-SefretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

San Grancisco. 9ie Sta6t, un6
6os umliegen6e @ebiet bat 6en er.
item GIieeeralarm bel Gage gebabt
un6 aud mebrere Wale IN Der Naht
i'm 9aufe Der Iesten Wode. M6er Die
arbeit ging iiberaa ueiter uni. Ole
2epte finb riht iebr 6nitlih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Der SGnfer.
Gr NOR g%eitorben.

Gr mar geltorben.
sic ipraden iiber i'm.
"Ybantaitiid eeioffen fat Ser
&erl! Seben Morsen tranf er feline
spei, brei 6laiden &ognaf - mittags
goB er 5polf @aiierglas puren Gins
berunter - unb idon bon bier l1br
ab iaB er mieoer big tief in sic Naht
BEL ieinem geliebten @biintb."
SIN mas 1T er g~eitorben?"
Seine Mbnung."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Buy
DEFENSE
BONDS
STAMPS
Nad benz GTcn:

Sieoerbortrag. 6eitreoen. gntgesen'
nabme bon @Iiidtuiini den. SdIuB.
mort. 7:30 ubr eemiitlid)es 8ei'
lammenIein bel M,,iif fir Sung
INN Silt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

- Mon fam ni9t ieoes r1nredt
gut, tuobl aber ie6es Medt fhledt
MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Gtnselaufene Spcnbeu:

Gtngelaufene Spenbeu:
%erDffentlidtc Spencen 49, $2O7.37
Seutld)c &onferens ---- 1900
%llngenonutc 500
Sertid,e8 entcinbe - 1900
S.u.S. lnb Saronia Gbor - 11O.O5
erie, Ea., e. II. g. ---- 800
ct. Eaulusfirde, Sobnstctpn, ga. $500
Wartins Serrp, O., e. II. g. 1000
Sorain, Ship. q. Il. g. $500 $500
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23
Nutter unb 9odter.

SHUTTER mnS Sodter.
.Sait on bas @eiidt Der SHUTTER
geieben, als id iagte, bob Tie ebenio
jung ausiebe mie ibre Sohter?"
vNein - aber oaS @eiiht Ser
Sodter idb id 49,"
rNun, lit es ih0n, berbeiratet 81,
iein, emil"
r@efdllt mir gar ni6t."
Nanu! Mergert bid beine Grau?"
rl1nb mie! Morgens lit 6as erite:
8elo! Wbenos bas glei9e. Simmer:
8eI6! @eI6! 8el6!"
.9as bate ib niht bon ibr &C.
6adt. @as madt iie oenn nit al benz
@eI6?"
sd meiB niht. Sd bab' ibr nod
feins eeeeben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-23

- @eiien yss Bel Ginfdufen bar.
ouf bin. bab Sit es i'm .goItsblatt"
geleien baben.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
! New Attaches
Go TO Se|fridge

Selfridge Field has two new at
taches, Kenneth O'Connor of La
Crosse, Wis, who is assistant field
director of the Red Cross unit
there, and Miss Leola Rose
Michaels of Champaign, Ill, new
principal library assistant OF the
army library at the flying field
They took over their duties this
week.
Miss Michaels is a graduate OF
the University of Illinois and has
served as a librarian in st. Louis
and Webster Grove, Mo. O'Connor
previously served as director OF
p u bile welfare of Manitowoc
County, Wis, and is a graduate
of Lacrosse Teachers College.
Burton A. French, 12500 Sher.
wood lane, Plymouth. has joined
the navy and now is taking train
ing at the Great Lakes station.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Dad was nuts on education, but
where did it get you?
THOSE LEAN YEARS

With all dads education, HI
couldn't give a gym to the school
like Mikes father, who hadn't
even graduated from grammar
school!
OF course, dad had had a swell
job until the depression. Then
had come those lean years, and
| just as they were pulling out
mom's operation and-and every
thing-(Not even in his thoughts
could Bud bring himself to say
funeral expenses") had cleaned
out their savings.
Naturally, he was proud that
dad had given up the highly paid
fancy" job, for a defense job that
didn't begin to pay as well, only
oh, what the heck? Thinking just
got a fellow more mixed up!
They were having speeches now,
and there was a lot of talk about
the new gym. At last, the Head
said:
LETS have some remlnis-
censes from the alumni"
All at once Bud saw a way to
i get rid. of the weight that was
bearing him down. He nudged his
father.
"Tell 'em one, dad"
II seemed to Bud that nothing
in his whole life had ever made
him so miserable as that quizzical
shakesof his fathers head, and the
loving, panied understanding in
his eyes.
Dad knew exactly what he was
thinking! Dad knew that he was
ashamed of him! Stripped of all
the camoufage, that was what il
boiled down to.
A sudden revelation Of true
values brought to Bud a vehement
denial of the traitorous thought
He wasn't ashamed of dad! Coco
gosh, no, he was proud Of him
Somehow he had to prove it-now
this r1,ipt,ta
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Mike snickered-but Mike wasn't
snickering. He was laughing with
the rest, because the story was
funny.
Something else Bud sensed. 1t
wasn't only that the story was
getting overload himself was get
ting over.
From the chief, beaming affec-
tionately at him, down the whole
length of the table, ran ripple of
appreciation for the clean, fine
things dad stood for, things you
could tell he stood for. just by his
face.
Bud let out a deep breath. Gosh,
these father and son dinners were
all right He wished they could
have one every term, instead OF
just once a year.
Tomorrow's short story:
Three Hundred Dollars" by
| Charles McGuirk.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Connolly Answers

la Greece; (b) Spain; (c)
Canada.
2-(a) John Milton-"Paradise
Lost; (b) Patrick Henry
IT'S; (c) Percy Shelly--"The
Cloud"
3-(a) Guy de Maupassant;
(b) w. w. Jacobs; (c) WASH
ington Irving.
4-(a) Charon; (b) Hymen; (c)
Minerva.
Sal Switzerland; (b) France;
(c) United States Virgin
islands,.
6-(a) Patriotism Of a blatant
kind; (b) homeless urchin;
(c) tradespeople.
7-(a) Henry w. Shaw: (b) c.
II. Miller; (c) d. r. Locke.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04

looking lot, these new fellows"
"Swell bunch" Bud repeated
in mechanical defense. "Great
guys. Say" he veered to a
safer topic, "there's the old
Head! They said he was too
sick to come"
MISERABLE CONFUSION
Buds father lifted a respectful
affectionate hand to the old mar
seating himself at the Head Mas.
ter's right.
'The chief would have to be
pretty sick to keep away from
his boys" He raised an. amused
eyebrow at Bud. "I'll bet he
has been warned not TO talk, too
much, too"
saw, gee, dad" Bud gulped
over the only words he could
seem to find at a reference to
his letter.
He attacked his soup but Ii haC
no taste. Neither had the Other
excellent courses that followed.
A miserable confusion oi
thoughts and feelings wrecked al
Buds attempts to be natural anc
at ease. He had hurt dad with
that letter, Dad would never ad.
nit it--nothing would ever be
said to show it-but it was there
between them.
A sudden rage at the Importance
of money possessed him. Gosh
dad had the finest face of any one
there!
Just because he wasn't rich
Mike and the others-oh, why
hadn't dad let him go to higl
school and be done with il! Ever
| If the one in their neighborhooC
didn't prepare many guys for col
llege-why bother about college ?
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
By Walt Disney
Any Special War?
Casper's Framed!
A Logical Question

ERE pleasant little that win give message
1t numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
the letters in first the number
subtract the number is less than
add number Start at the left
recange and check of key
numbers right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you 6-4
Copyright 1872 by Incl
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3-If he felt like entertaining
with a Polish dance he could,
for that's the definition of a
mazurka.
4-The southern boundary of
Pennsylvania.
5-A wooden shoe.
6-Achilles.
Pin seal fur comes from a
very young seal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
THEY ARE FINE

Jeep's father was just finishing
a story. Before the applause wa.
over, Bud was on his feet. II wa.
a dizzy, scarey feeling, having al
those eyes on him.
THAT reminds ne" his
voice broke into one of its worst
squeaks. He cleared his throat
and began again.
THAT reminds me OF n story
dad tells" he turned and
looked squarely into his fathers
eyes for the first time that
evening.
Tell about the time YOU
missed the train at Christmas
vacation, dad"
second the notion The
chief applauded. We've never
graduated a better story teller
than +. J.w
Bud didn't hear a word of tn
story. He was listening 10 tn
song in his heart of relief. an,
pride, and a recovered sense o
manhood.
He fixed a firm eye on Mike
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Quiz Answers

1-Macadam was the Scotch en-
gineer after whom macadam-
izing, a method of road con-
struction, was named.
2-Yes. Smolts are young
salmon.
The Ely miner., 1942-03-12
NOTES

Girl scout troop w has planned to
bring makeup and do impersonations
at its next meeting. Elizabeth Chinn
was unanimously elected as a mem
Der and welcomed into the troop. Mrs.
Jack Lampi is leader and Shirley
EIefSen assistant.
Troop TX is making shadow puppets.
The girls are separated into groups and
each interprets a different story. Some
of the stories depicted are: Fighting
Cocks and the Eagle, The Duck and
the Elf, and the Door Mouse. The
poems are read and acted out behind
the screen. The girls are also working
on second class requirements of the
Home Making section.
At the last Girl Scout leaders meet
ing it was decided that all scouts
would be taught Flag Etiquette.
Troop IL held their first meeting as
Girl Scouts last week after their
Brownie Fly-Up. Work on second
class badge requirements will be
started at their next meeting.
The Ely miner., 1942-03-12
Community Service
Has Floor at ROtary

Birthday greetings in song were ten
dered E. W. Hanson and John Rikhus
at last nights meeting of the Rotary
Club. A series of songs were also
sung.
Frank Di Nino was the five-minute
speaker and talked on music and music
as morale builder in the army. Con
Haugen was chosen as the five e-minute
speaker for next week.
George Somero as chairman of the
Community Service committee pre-
sented his committee in a series of
talks on the very vital subject en-
bracing Community Service. All the
talks were on what the Rotary club
could do for the community without
the outlay of much money.
Lionel Larson opened the discus
sion and was followed by Billy Mills
and Ernest W. Hanson. Each handled
his part of the question in a masterful
manner and the concensus of opinion
seemed to be that the program pre-
sented was one of the best given this
year.
It was stated that Father and Son
program would be held in May.