davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
by Arthur
Bugs Bacr

toxin uaudeuilliaH- in the New
York hills, The food is
lousy Besides, there amt
enough of it."
YET, if l were going on a
vacation today ] would want
10 spend it with the old
timers Of the stage.
THEY had lived out Of
trunks so many years that
nothing faxed them. never
saw any of them in a bad
humor under any circum-
stances,
AND they had wise
crack for anything that came
up, including the last meal.
Probably the most famous Of
al is the vaudevillian spend
ing his first night in an
Adirondack farmhouse. First
it Numbered, then il light
hinged and then the rain game
down through the battered
roof in tubs. The house
shook and shivered. An ava
lanche started up in the hills
nd Swooped down on the
arm it took the house with IL.
AS the old HON e stead
icocheted down the hill. the
itchen stove started a fire,
he roof fell in. and the old
ime actor stuck his head out
Of the attic window and
yelled: Don't send out your
laundry"
Distributed ~ kinE
Tratutss Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
CONTEST
Manp0wer shortaEeS

mahpOWer shortages
labor crises transpOrta-
ton Ieups-what n head.
ache.
Would the problem be
solved II Uncle Sam had au-
thority 20 move any and
every worker from one Job TO
another?
What would be the advan-
tages--and disadyantaEes-
Of such a plan? Write US a
letter OF not more than ESQ
words giving your analysis
Of the proposition. Include
your full name, age mot over
80 and address and send II
to Elsie Robinson in care OF
this paper. There will be a
SIS prize for the best letter.
from boy or girl, and extra
prizes for all letters pub
lished. Contest closes one
week from today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
This year many Young

all work and no play"
formula and going right ahead
throughout the Summer with
their regular Jobs or some tenn
porary work designed TO help
win the war. Such one is
@ " Wilson, OF Corcorsn. Cal
Dear Miss Robinson:
Il have two brothers I'm the
Army Here are samples OF
letters l could write 10 them
this Summer,
Dear Bud
I'm waiting M call into
the Army so thought I'd spend
ydcatloH camping IN the
mountains ! 90 fishing every
morning. loaf all afternoon
aud work of my surplus
energy al the dance eUery
night It's a great lie. IN
Write epeyy day because ! haze
plenty OF time.
II might be writing a letter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

The average tip at the United
.s'siss sHsss,s Fyj934 Dis r.
ported to be ten cents That is
what it has been for years.
Seems because OF the increased
cost Of living the Senators
should bring their tip average
mp TO fifteen cents. However.
the walters arc not optimistic
about this. How true 1t is that
people who spend other peoples
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SAYS UE

so Madison, Wis, claims to
be the cleaneSt city I'm the cOun-
try and states the town didn't
even have a speakeasy during
prohibition days" writes a MIL
waukee subscriber. II attended
the University of Wisconsin dur
ing prohibition DAYS and the
town OF Madison was full Of
speakeasys. ! know Of a fellow
who paid his way through tho
University by running a Spea'
easy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
PASSING BY

Greer Carson. Leading can
didate for title Of first lady Of
the screen. I'm addition TO her
acting ability. she is the most
intellectual Of all feminine. film
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
CLIMBER

He was making tl25 week when he met
Millicent Millcent was Frank-with hips She
wanted social position. She wanted TO climb. To
know the right people To belong TO the right
clubs. To live at smart addresses
Frank married her. And often, they barely
ate They lived in the finest apartments and
had the finest furniture.
Often, just before pay day, they split can OF
aArdines and a roll. But their apartment was
beautiful. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ABSENTEES

AS SOME ONE HAS pointed out during the
final days OF the session, about half the member
ship OF Congress went off on a holiday, while the
critical legislation on the cost OF living was being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25


kicked around in the two Houses
II Is significant that some
OF the missing members we're
The puffingest Of the windbags
on absenteeism zone Of the fed
eraleSe words IL was safe TO pin
on labor No doubt they pied
Shot 'Fl.sfNngton Is unendurablv
~ ~ statefhent that
womu yef peas Of laughter in
North Africa and the South
Pacific, where the fox holes
are nicely aforementioned and
stacked with supplies Of iced
drinks Some had lamented.
too, that they were exhausted
after the iong grutiiing session.
which should get ready SYM
pathy from the boys at Cor
regidor, who had 1t easy. All
they had TO do was sit around
until the Japs came along and
shot them.
Nobody wants TO suggest that
The brothers teek II on the lam
because the initiation legislation
was too hot TO handle If they
went agin II. 1t might cost them
few campaign contributions:
II they were for 1t, the workers
and peasants might ballot them
out OF work in penalty for up
ping the cost OF living SO they
Just stayed home and spouted
that in time OF war everybody
must make sacrifices--includ-
ing the sacrifice OF their repre-
Sentation in Congress.
SOME OF THE MORE Gym
NICAL claim we took North
Africa from Hitler bat lost
WASHINGTON, ID. r.. TO him
AT times the gag makes
sense. When the Congressional
Record Is used TO spread race
hate propaganda you can un-
derstand why the Nazis don't
bomb America. They're get
ting results without bombs >.
It's a matter Of record thse
Hitler rose TO power by tanning
the fire Of race hatred When
he became chancellor he made
the slaughter OF the Jews legal
That's what turned the de-
cent part of the world against
him
:, rlhn,ea =, kmr Is.Inrr. -, M t.Is Ins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

MY brothers would forgive
the first letter because they love
me. but I'D rather die than write
one like that. Me for the grain
fields"
q. V. WilSon-Age l8
Corcoran, Calf.
$1,000 price
Copyright 1913 Klag Features Syndicate. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

stars At sixteen she was tutor
-
ills Es.<ss.,
She won a scholarship at the
University OF London and grad
uated from that institution. An
enthusiastic admirer Of Miss
Carson described her az hav-
ing: Autumn red hair, sea
green eyes and a flawless milk
white skin" She is truly an
unusual combination Of beauty
and brains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

w 49, 80 a.. ,..
But he summoned UP a smile
. for Millitent. and he told her
the news.
She had been writing a letter
70 her brother in the Army As
he talked. she continued 10
write-and then she 9feslized.
She dropped her 'pen excitedly.
Prank" she ran over TO him
and kissed many quick little
kisses.
"Yes." he murmurcd. This
Is II. And I'm too tired 10 cele-
brate, ] just want 10 get into
bed"
But Frank she pOuted
prettily. We've got TO get out
81 this awful place quickly"
She pointed vaguely to the
richly furnished apartment.
"It isn't good enough for a
partner in a biz concern
II haven't got the money"
he said. and besides. were
too much In debt as IL is"
But Frank, dear. We can't
possibly stay here"
Leave IL 10 Mllicent She
found the newest, finest rich
est apartment In the city. II
overlooked the river and n had
. private park. Millicent was
sitting in II, supervising the
moving men
A man came UP from Frank S
office and broke II TO her
gently. Her husband had
dropped dead Of a heart attack.
Millicent cried a bit, and
then recovered \ouicklt
"Its a strange thing she
sighed. 70 the man from the
office. Prank had 10 die just
when he was going 10 move into
this new apartment.
You see, there was a block
n old tenements here once
And mis- place Is built on almost
sHaetly the same spot where
Frank was born,
c'rr-s.A is1i, Dss T.surs' tIha..s", IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Young America Speaks R, Elsie ""D'"-'"

like that but here's the kind
a fa.as,,. IL, ~ ~.
Dear Buds
Il got deferred for sir
months 10 help Farmer Jones
NTH his grain crop. / driue
a tractor most OF the time and
lciU help on the harvester
later on. I'm iUOrkiRu r.
hours d1V so Il ny letters
are short youH KNOB Whu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

FRANK becAme q real succesS
after that. II took years of
struggle. and there were grey
splaShes on the sides OF his
head before II happened, But a
new firm was organized, and
he was taken in as a partner,
He was guaranteed t250o q
year.
TSAa vtt~l,t % S~cNs~~s>-ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

MGVbs IN BE- seeNg You IN
{ ,SaAt - sE~ha-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
With Salt ON the Side BY E. v D"r''"s
staff rboto.

stars At sixtecp she was t,,tor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

THE OLD ARMY GAME: Now you're
hearing that the last war was run oil
sicker'n whistle, everybody just a-lovin'
everybody else. and cake and ice cream for all
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08

as ii is III my own locality. | don't
wonder that 1t might ic the cause
of concern. Owners who cannot
yet meat or cannot afford meat or
dog feed and are too kind hearted
10 do away with the do"S simply
dump them out some place. The
Union Depot III my home town has
had succession Of stray DOES
Slecpin" il the lobby for the past
six months.
\ general practitioner in n
smaller town E"trhy says that
:E"r" * really an epidemic nf hy-
atcria over hydrovhrhia on ar-
count as the stray dog. situation
ana suggests that word from Il
physician az public health olliria
would help tn clarity the Situation.
lie says that h" knows of moro
than ~ people who are taking the
Paytr"r treatment as the result of
having been near two pups-and
the pups did MT have hydruphu.
bia.
llydr0phoh:a Rare Disease
Two or three things can be said
very definitely. Ia The first place.
Eydr"phnE;a Is Il rare dlisca$. even
amnn" docs. Just because a do"
Is Il stray ar nervous or bad tenn
p"rcd * M reason 10 think that
he is carrying hydrophobia. II is
even rarcr in human BEINGS.
Only about 30 per cent of dogs
who are actually bitten by another
mad dog develop rabies. And if
100 people w"r" actually bitten hy
II rabii dar So that tn" virus en-
tered the skin. only about 10 per
cent al them would become in
fcctcd.
In the second place. in order for
infection to occur the skin mus;
be broken AMI inf"vtivc material
from the dogs saliva enter tn"
wUUnd. The Sl.Iu. of course. Is Esu-
ally broken by the dogs bite. But
here again there is a sort Of pre-
vcntivr instituted by Nature, be-
cru:r when the saliva is hcav-
lily infected. tn" dog has usually
reached the pa"I!yiic stare -" that
his Jaw muscles are paralyGrd and
he Cannot bite.
Avoid Pctting Sick Dogs
Some people have exposed them
:ri:,j ~ pcttim% i si2i, dog when
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
Do Not Handle
Sick, Stroy DOGS

they have AN open cut and IN.
dog saliva has hrnolcd ou his
cut. Here is another niece nr cam.
mon sense which points toward
prevention. which is; do not ham.
uir stray. sick dogs. In fact. do not
handle sick dog ut all even if il is
your own until YOU know what is
the matter with II.
sun another piece of comfort i.
That even if infection occurs in ,
human being. p:,"cution is rrctty
certain with the nastCur treat
ihSht. Tins treatment can be bc-
Eu'i even several days or weeks
alter the bite has occurred ,nJ
SUI he perfectly effective. \ full
r"ur$" of this treatment rcdu,r.
the possibility of the disease de-
HI'i"pill:: III Il person who has been
bitten Icy n!ad dog from 10 rrr
cent, aS mentioned above, 20 lr.,
tH"m l. "f per cent.
Local treatment of the wound
Is ais" adviSabl" opening it up,
"i''h!n:: 1t and cautrrizirs it.
Danger Minimi.cd
ms Is not meant To ninimiy,
hazard in Il foolish WAY. Nh.
iEra!ly IN" stray dog should he
handled 10y the public health utI.
th"ritics and probably i'm tn,
present state of the dog food prob
lem 1t Is humane TO do away with
them. But with our present scicn-
tlhc knowledge. the actual danger
can reasonably he minimizcd.
he proper procedure in anyone
VII" is exposed Ia Il bite Of Il dog
winch may he rahid il tn have the
do" sent To Il veterinary. killed,
ana III" brain cHamincd under the
microscope. This certainly deter
iniHcs whether the animal has
hydr"ph"btI ar not. After that
there - time to decide whether 10
take the I'astcur treatment or not.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. S: Is it in any way harm
full tn eat ic"? nave been told
II was an indication of cancer.
Answer: No, it if not h?rmful
ana II Is not an Indication OF can
Ger.
c. F: | have u pnlvrue in my
na%"! passage. Ny cacvcl"rrdla
states that II p"lyp may he mal,g-
nant. or cancrruuS. in character.
Is this true. and is it serious
prolrh IN Warrant y ,,prcinlis+ ca.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08

DIR. Clcnirmin% will answer
questions Of general interest
only. and then only through
his cUlumn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
by LOGAN CLENDENlNG, Md

WE HEAR from several sources
that tn" stray dog situation has
created a condition Of alarm in
some communities. Ii the stray
dog situation is us bad elsewhere
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
a MESSAGE TO EVERY ANnERICArj
FROM THE PRESIDENT
THE WHITE HOOSEt
WAS HIN
Ny dear Mr.. Secretaryss

Er.
Secretary Treasury congratulate
Of
do noth
the Of
we to keepp with
demands OF war;.
the
the of bonds he originally asked
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
Why" BE" Relieves
Headache &NeuraIQia
So QuickIy....

The effective. Tr5Ia~1
quick-aCting in SESAS1Ak9
gradients in the sass.s4 a.sssS
BIC" formula are sSslSsSFsSssEsss 5Ss1
rcadilvaSSmilatcd. l:.EsIss1E.=
This quick assimilation helps you
get c%tra-fast relief from head
aches. ncuralgic pains. muscular
aches and functional periodic pains
Keep Il l0c or 25c package of
&c handy. Be prepared 20 get
prompt relief when minor pains
strike. Us" only as directed. Con-
sui physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08

J. s: Is it in any way harm
ful Ia cat ic"? | hav" been told
II was ar Indication oi cancer.
Answer: No, it l.; not harmtul
ana 1t Is not an Indication OF can
Ger.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Dbio @aiieafreanb

Wir fino iiber5eugt, oaB uniere
gintradt einen bauernoen Srieoen
berbeifiibren tpirb. 8ir erfennen
ourdaus sic auf uns ,,nb allen Ser.
9eationen laltenoe 8eranttportuns an,
einen Srieoen 81 ibaffen Der oie
iibertpdltisenoe Maiie Der golfer Ser
groe befriebigen uno oie @eiBel .l1nb
Sen S6reden oes &rieges auf piele
@enerationen binalls beieitigen miro.
8ir tperoen bic Wtitarbeit uno Sell.
nobme oner 9eationen, Ser groBen
l1no ser fleinen, iuben, oeren Solfer
gleif SEN uniern NIT Ser5 uno Sinn
getpiIlt iin6, ein5rtreten fir sic Muss
ihaltlmg bon Sprannei uno Sflabe-
rel, rnteroriidung uno Sntolerdn5
@ir 1peroen tie tpillfommen beiBen,
tpenn iie ii6 entl6lieBen, elmer 8elt-
fanilie oe1nofrotil6er Golfer bei5u=
treten.
Die grfl1rung IGbt berml1ten, baB
sic &onferen5 militariid)e Hlone gut
gebeiBen bot, Sic in ibren @runo5ii-
gen bereits porber feltgeleet 1paren
lmo na6 SEN Sibungen in Geberan in
elmer WfilitGrfonferen5 in &airo in III
rem @ip5elbeiten beraten iperoen 9ie
8eItimmtbeit, nit ser sic GrtlGrung
reoet, oeltet on, baB gepaltige &iit
it1ngen fir &ieienfanpfe i'm @ange
l1no tpabrfdeinlid grobtenteils abge=
idloiien iino. Man nimmt an, oab
ser in 9lusiidt eeItelte 9reifrontens
frieg nod i'm 8inter, iolanee oie rui-
| iil6e Sffeniipe iid) auf poler Sobe
befinoet, in S5ene geben miro, ipd-
teitens i'm Sriibiabr, bepor oie &dmp=
T, an Ser ruiiiiben Sront i'm Sdlan1m
uno Moralt oes Saupetters lteden
bleiben tper0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

perlieren tpiiroeit, ,penn oein ein3iger
5obn allf oem SbIndtfeIo ,1,tter
groBen 5bmer5en berbluten muBte,
mas pdre 6ann oein 2eben nod tpert2
Das fommt Dir in oieier Ha9t idb
IN Den 5inn, l,no bu fiiblIt, tpie es
falt beinen &iiden binunterl6uft. Die
sroBe 2ait fonnte ia audi oid eroriif-
ten, uno oarum nin1mit bu sir Dor,
fiinftig audi Elm Seilden bon bieier
2ait gu tragen. Mitleio betpegt plos.
lib oein Ser5, Weitleio fir Dos 2eib
Ser anoern, bieier unbefannten, Die
iooiel leioen, iobieI entbebren nliiiien.
llnb ou bentit oabei, ein menis tatige
Silfe tpare bteies 2ebeh bo6 nod
tpert, unb bu tpi1it oieiem gnti9luB
au9 treu bleiben. Du modteit Die
5onne nid)t mebr nur oir, ion6ern
aud ienen anoern g0nnen, Die iobiel
2eio 5u traeen baben, iobiele Sorgen
uno unberoiente 2aiten, oie iie, tpie
ou, ME beroienten. -. - Mlte 11no
gteue 8elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
&laustag im S6affs
bQuier 9orf

gnbli6 ais es 8et3eit lGutete, BE-
lebte ii6 oas n6dtli6e 0orf in Der
S6nei5. Mus Sen S6uiern traten flei=
ne, pern1lmnte @eItalten uno ber>
lammelten iih Dor Dem @emeinoebaus
5u einem Iangen 3uge. gSte cine
ll6nar5e &ieieniblange mdl5te es iid
our6s S6neegeitober. @loden bim'
melten. Seue 4nabenitimmen rtefen
longge5oeen ,,Samsmer-dlal1s! Sam'
mer+6lausl' uno bann tpuroe an uns
Ierer 9austiire beftig Der &lopfer &C.
i6laeen. Isle fonmen, iie fommen"
Wit oieiem Sreubeni9rei itiir5ten mir
&inoer in ben 2aoen binunter. Gin
Sdtpal pbantaitiid perbiiQter &erle
eridien i'm Slur. @roBml,tter, sic nun
eben fans ibre Stube berlieB, font
|manoierte: ,,S6ube pusen! Sdnee ab'
i9lagen! Cont gibts nibts"
8ir Itanoen 6ann binterm 2a6en.
tiid 5tpiiden Wutter uno 6rieoa. Ote
@roBnutter lab arf einem 3uder-
iad. 9as Sdauipiel fonnte beginnen.
Simmer mebr unbeimlide 8uben
ordngten iid in BEN ensen &aunt.
Surdterregen6e @eieaen tparen es,
nit fratenbaft masfierten ooer ruiz
beridmierten gieidtern, aber ale
batten ii9 nette, ipeiBe &lausbarte aus
@atte ooer &uoer angeflebt. Sic fu9s
telten ii9 eeeenieittg NIT la1tgen Sit
,5en Dor oer Naie berum, lauteten nit
2ubsloden uno idmangen orobeno it,
re leeren eide. Sd bielt midi oidt
binter ser Mutter, Die la6elno ibren
Gutenberg biitete. User @aben
beiidt', berfiinoete fie Dem @eitnoel,
,,rnuB borerit Elm Sprii6lein aufia'
gen. go forbert es Der alte 8raud,
ibr Serren &lauie! Ber beginnt?"
3pei tleine Buri9en traten beroor
uno begannen ielbanoer:
~Seius pobnt in eurem Saus. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

@0mmer al en- Sammer6lous!"
"Das lit reidlib fur5l" fritiiierte
Die itrenge @roBmutter. ,,gigentlid
trdfe es 6a ieoem nur cine balbe I'll.
te. 49," - uM9 nein", Ientte bic
Mutter Elm, ,,tpir ipollen bod beute
@naoe tpalten laiien!' l1no fie fdob
Dem 8egliiften 5tpei boIle S1dlein au.
Darouf brummte Elm Older nit
beritellter Sti1nme:
SD linge on @uridt
uno en- Sdoppe fir oe Euri9t.
Sd iinge om en- 8eeee
uno gbei en- odnn in @gge.
Sd iinge om en- 8ire1 1tiel,
Saaiie Sansluoi,
@aaiie nio bilW
,@urite uno 8eintunfe gibt es bier
auerbines nidt'', ertldrte Die Mut.
ter. "Sansluoi muB itb nit Der lib.
liden @abe beideioen". uno iie mari
ibm cine Site in ben bereitpillig ge.
offneten 8etteliaf.
"Sest fomme i9 an Die Reibe!"
rief Elm Iangel 8engel es muBte
idon elm Oberfldiler iein. @r itieg
auf cine Eeigtparenfiite uno ldutete
mti elmer &ubi9elle. Biz es inn Maume
tboS reaitierte er:
(Sortiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibiskeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel. nervos und
irritiert fuhlen und an deren Symptoms
leiden - -kopfschmerzen. iiblem Mundge.
ruch. verstimmtem Magen. VerdauunEs-
storung. Schlaf- und Appetitlosigkeit und
lhr Magen fuhlt voll Won Case und BIa-
hungen -besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeit.
erprobtes Alpenkrauter. Mehr ais elm
Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregende Medizin, herge esteilt aus
l8 der Natur eigenen medizinischen Wur-
zeln. krautern und Pfanzen. Alpenkrsuter
bringt TRACE Darme zum Arbeiten und
hilft, verharteten Abfall sanft und leiche
auszuscheiden. sowie die durch Hartlei-
bigkeit verursa chten Case zu vertreiben
und gibt dem Magen das angenehme &C.
fuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic die Freuden
glucklicher Linderung Won Hartleibig-
keit eitsbeschwerden wieder wissen wollen
und zur selben Zeit lhrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heuts
Alpenkrauter und nehmen Sic es elm gs-
nau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft niche
kaufen konnen, senden Sic fur unser
Alpenkrauter Einfuhruns sansebot u n d
erhalte Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
@nti6eto iiber 9enti6>
tamos 3ufunft

Sfe Dtlfor11d1e Tonferen3 IN DER
peritiben Sauptltaot Seberan, tpel6e
Brol lioent &oolebelt, 8remier gbur6-
in uno Maridan 5talin 5uiammen
fi;brten unb in uelder tie in gnti6liii-
len nno BlGnen ben Gang bes 9rie=
ges bonieiten ser Mniierten unb einen
gnttpurf oes fommenoen @eltfrieOens
fcitlegter, bat al16 iiber> oas S6idlal
Deuti9lunbs enti6ieoen. Sbne aus
6riidli6 Die ,,11nbebingte llebergabe"
berpor5ubeben, lpurbe oem oeutihen
@oIfe Die 8erii6erltng eeseben, oaB
linn, nab ser pollitdnoisen gernib=
tung bebr na5iltiihen Eprannei cine
1lnabbdngige Stelung als Station uno
cine frieoli6e 3ufunft geii6ert lei.
Ser in Seberan gefdllte l1rteils-
ipru9 iiber Del1tihlano, 10 fommen-
tiert Scr @anberer" lit nibt gan5
10 erbarmungslos tpie Ser iiber SSSa-
pan gefdlte. Sbne oaB oas un5tpei.
oeutig ausgeipro6en miro, bleibt oem
oeuti6en 8olt Der 8eg gu neuem
Mufitieg often, penn oud feline Wabt
lno ,.8eltgeltl,ns" beidranft miro.
@an bat Ser oeutfden Bropaganoa
ni6t oen @efallen getan, oas oeuts
ide golf feierlid gum Abfau bon SIT.
Ter auf5uforoern. Man itellt ibm ein'
fab Die Nieoerlage als unaustpei6li6
1T @usit@t.
Das bon Der &onferena ausgegebene
Gommunique 1T fnapp sebalten, obne
@enn uno Mber ,n6 fest cine mill
tdriide Gage uno ariegsmittel Der
Nniierten boraus, Die ben 9lusgang
bes &rieges als un5tpeifelbaft erihei-
men laiien. gs bebanoelt in 5tpei ettpa
elei9 langen abidnitten oen &rieg
uno ben auf i'm folgenoen Grieoen
unb lautet in Der Sauptfa9e:
@ir baben in Beiprehungen, an
oenen lniere militdriiben Stdbe tell
nabmen, uniere HIdne our Bernid.
tung Der beutiaen Streitfrafte in elm.
beitlide Oronung gebrabt. gouitdn'
bige uebereinitimmung tpur6e er5ielt
biniidtli9 oes llmfanges uno Der
3eit unierer l1nternebmunsen, Die
bonn Often. @eiten ,nb Siioen erfol.
gen tperoen. Die gemeiniame Ser
itdn6igung, 5u Der mir eelangten. oer'
biirst uniern Siee. Seine Madt Der
groe earf uns baran berbinoern,
Deutidlanos Mrmeen 5u 2an6, feline
oeutiden Eaudboote 5ur See unb iei-
ne &riegsanlagen aus Der 2uft 5u
pernihten. l1niere Mngriffe meroen
iein un6 an Buat 5uneb-
men.