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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-15
FREE CLASSES IN
music LESSONS
TO BE HELD THIS SUMMER
BY HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS

| Mrs. Jean Hedemark Adams of
Stoughton, Wis, has been chosen
to head. the Music Department of
Key West High School for next
| year.
Mrs. Adams spent four years at
the University of Wisconsin where
she obtained the degree of Bach
elor of Music. She then attended
the Julliard School of Music for
two years. While at college she
was admitted to Phi Beta Kappa,
Phi Kappa Phi, and Sigma Alpha
Iota.
After completing her musical
education she taught piano at
Monticello College; later became
supervisor of music in the Wau-
Watosa, Wis, schools; and finally
she became member of the ia
fully of Northwestern Conserva-
tory of Music.
Mrs. Adams expects to devote
her mornings this summer to con-
Quoting free classes in training
pupils for musical activities next
term. To that end she hopes to set
up choral class, dancing class,
and various training groups for
band work, She has secured the
services of a trained dancing
teacher to work with a group of
girls who will take part in the.
operetta which will be given by
the school next term.
1t IS hoped that the school band
can be enlarged by the addition of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-15
CHURCH. GROUP MEETS

The w. M. S. of the First Bap-
fist Church met recently at the
church for its regular monthly
meeting.
There were IA members pres
ent.
A very interesting program
was led by Miss Holly Johnson.
After the program the business
meeting was conducted by the
new president, Mrs. J. L. Coop
er.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the church, July /, at
$50 o'clock.
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Watkins-Albury
Naptials Told

Mrs. Thomas Curtis Watkins
announces the marriage last week
at Monterey, Calf, of her daugh-
ter, Bonnie Mae, to Lieutenant
Hilary U. AlbuFy, who is at pres
ent serving in the United States
Army.
1t. Albury is the son of Mrs.
Hilary F. Albury, of this city.
The Alburys will make their
home temporarily in Monterey,
near where 1t. Albury is sta
toned.
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players trained this summer.
Trombone players are especially
needed, and Mrs. Adams will be
glad to devote a large portion of
her time to training pupils who
wish to try out for the trombne.
Pupils interested in any of the
work of the music department are
urged to see Mrs. Adams any
morning in her office in the High
School.
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something, advise her il only
ICleve were here she was lost
in a wilderness of emotion, stum-
bling, uncertain of the trail. ;.
She heard Powell's persuasive
voice. felt the warm urgency OF
his arms.
Say you will, my darling. Say
liti"
well, Il"
"You willi". He kissed her tenn
pestuously.
"Y-yes. Powell, if you like"
Her voice. faraway and bit
frightened.
That's a girl! Congratulate us.
Bill"
Looking somewhat bewildered.
Bill did so.
you'll be best man, of course, !"
said Powell. "I'll go out and see
about getting the license. I'll"
Flushed and exuberant, he
reached the door just as Cleve
Rockwell flung il open.
Hello, what's this?" asked
Cleve. Where you going in such
hurry, POWell?
"You'd be in hurry, too. old
man, If you were getting mar
riedl" He clapped Cleve on the
back. Bills going to be best
man, but maybe Penny'll let you
be man-of-honor, or brides man,
or something. Or, better yet, you
can take pictures of the big event.
Wedding on the Alcan-how does
that strike your"
Cleve looked as if il had struck
him-hard. His eyes went wide
and dark, as they left Powelps
face for Penny's. His gaze was
long and searching. Blushing,
Penny tried to laugh away her
sudden restlessness.
Powell and / thought getting
married up here would be sort
of IA lark.
"This climates done something
to Powell" said Bill. "He wants
what he wants when he wants it |
is right now. So cupid
picks off Spot News most eligible
bachelor"
Cleve smiled briefly. He grasped
Powelps hand, shook it, then
reached for Penny's.
Mind if kiss the bride-to-be,
Certainly l mind" said Powell, |
''but go ahead"
Fleetingly, Cleve brushed Pen
ny's lips, then Strengthened.
Guess I'll trot along. Got some
things to do"
Bill decided to 60 with Powell |
to see about wedding arrange
ments.
When the three men had left,
Penny sat down on the bed. |
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MESSINA GIVEN

Continued from Page One)
and there was only an occasion.
al burst of anti-aircraft fire.
A much lighter raid was made
on Sardinia. which. some Allied
military experts have said. may
be bY-passed by the Allies should
they launch an attack that would
result in the invasion of Italy.
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COUPLE MARRIED

In a quiet home wedding, Miss
Blanca Ferrer became the bride
of Lionel Soriano Saturday night.
Mrs. Elida Reece and Oscar
Bazo were witnesses to the cere-
mony.
Pedro Aguilar, notary public,
officiated.
The couple will make their
home in Key West.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Viola Allard, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Laxson. at Hollywood,
Fla, has returned to her home
here, lii2 Southland street.
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RETURNS TO CITY

Mrs. Edna Albury has return
ed to her home here after spend
ing several days in Miami and
TT. Lauderdale.
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TzLLAHASSE -T-w-w-
e-ucr Ez1zlznE Eeso@d - - 80
E1uad ave =zzssd 80 49,
H.zE Es4z-y $3.50 ~ -
scnccl 1Ezzaerz n -
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the %
hours ending $3.50 a. m, June 10.
l943, as reported by the u. S.
Weather Bureau:
4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-15
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinued warm this afternoon and
night; some likelihood of scat
tered showers or thunderstorms
this afternoon.
Florida: Little change in tenn
perature this afternoon and to-
night; a few very widely scat
tered thundershowers this aft
ernoon.
Hatteras. N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been is
sued.
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Officer = Judge, this man
leads double life. He's a law
yer in the daytime and a burg
lar at night
Judge-Which was he arrested
for?
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LATE
BULLETINS

fCuu1zuzzs EEz FE= o.
Wss Izftsc- aut--erS "A - -
IGz Eve he@- - $50 So
e. frar e c1zlS - - - =
Stz11. $780, u 49, 49,
wzr1e1 60 80 go e. ~ -
my e. ssz tzEy ave s -
rezaz1lT-
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THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO


/. Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Illinois.
g. About eighty by four miles.
3. 1872.
4. Argentina.
5. No.
6. No; Berlin claims for l943 av-
erages less than 100000 tons.
Z. Lenirgrad, Orel, KurSk,
Kharkov and Rostov.
g.. James Byrnes. H. L. Stimson,
Frank Knox, Harry L. Hopkins and
Donald Nelson.
9. Nine years ago.
10. June g.. 1912.
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BLACK COCKER SPANIEL
PUPPY. June 9th. on Highway
between Key West and Tayer-
nier. Reward return to Box
BYH. Citizen. jun14-St
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WANTED

COAT HANGERS WANTED.
11sc a hanger. Phone 282, We
will call. White Star Cleaners.
70lIz Duval ST. aprI-tf
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Tomorrows Tides
NAVAL Base)
High Tide Low Tide
8:46 am. 2:15 am
1921 pm. 3:4l pm.
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OLD RAGS. Apply The Citizen
Office. feb15-tf
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $50 a. m
E.W.T. (City Office
Temperatures
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LOST

GAS ID" and ..R' Ration Books.
Return to frank Papy, 1924
Watson Street. Reward.
jun14-2tx
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FRESH HORSE MEAT AVAIL
ABLE for your pets. No points.
Fresh weekly. 28c per pound.
If interested, write GOT Elizabeth
street, giving name, address and
quantity desired. junl5-2tx
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FOR SALE, very easy terms.
Lots 1, 4, S, %, %, "a. 25,
Square 2 of Tract 10, Key
West. Mrs. d. NJ. Power,
Hibbing, MINI. M jun14-6t
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FOR SALE-Spanish antique
settee. hand-carved. mahogany
early 10Th century. Marie Cap
pick AIS Olivia st. jun15-3tx
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18-FT. FURNISHED TRAILER.
l943 tag. $4,000. Cash. Apply
Mrs. Tucker, Gulfstream Park
or Phone 1874. jun15-2tx
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BICYCLE Balloon Tires, $500,
Tubes $500. 1900 Staples Ave.
jun14-6tx
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FOR SALE-26-ft. Cabin Cruiser.
good condition. Can be seen
Thompson Dry Cock. Price,
S350.O0. See O'Field.
jun15-3tx
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FOR SALE-Office Desk. Phono-
graph attachment for radio
with records. 312 William ST.
jun14-2tx
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2 GIFT. SHOW CASES. Cheap.
Pollock, SOB DuvaL jun15-2tx
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

WHEN cANCFLING Advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
WITHOUT this Nun Der. satisfactory al :
justment cannot be made In case of
error. We do not guarantee 10 discon'
tinus an order unless cancellation ~
received N he office before p. m the
day preceding the next insertion II 50
A N Saturday for sunday editions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

ASSISTANT STOCK MAN
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. WILL
TRAIN YOU FOR STEADY PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT FNCELLENT CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
COOK COFFEE co, $3.50 HAMILTON
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
BLACK wallet containing personal papers
keen money Vinewood l-64a2 after 3.
BLOND cocker spaniel male. Parker.
Palmer Reward Plaza oi5s olive 4s2o.
BROWN coin purse containing wrist
watch money, etc. Liberal reward.
NorthEwn 20sh
BROWN leather purse, vicinity calvert
Dexter. Return contents, keep money
TYLER 1916
CHARVOs drafting kit black leather
= - tlsefti-e sF4.pAa -HaHFistta N-EoaHat
essential TO war work; reward. Townsend
S-l1S6 ---
tLADYs gold wrist watch in downtown
shopping district Monday night GIT of
son killed IN service Reward Mrs Under
wood Terrace 2-el62
LApYs Buova pink gold wristwatch, dla-
mond on each side Casanova club. Re-
ward. Arlington 1859
LARGE red male Irish setter named = sar-
gent" Reward. Call LAFAYETTE 26ls
LLEwELYN setter, female puppy. white
Vicinity Underwood. Mortified. Reward
ICAdiUac s26s.
LOST Mans brown leather travelling hag.
January l4th about IL =. m, on Grand
River between Plalnview and l5th or lith
tn G depot Reward. Redford 1921
LOST Package containing air raid war
dens photos noighborhood sans Cut
Pate or Kresges downtown. Reward IKE
turn 70 s5os Cameron. Trinity i-e27o
LOST White male dog. part chow. child >
pet; vicinity i55 Cloverlawn. near West
Chicago Hogsrth 6D27
'LOST-smau black card case. containing
gas ration book. operators license. car
registration card, draft card. identihcaiior
card also credit cards from various hotels
railroad and bus tickets, small sum 81
money. Reward Call Tuxedo 2-7525
LosT-Red Irish setter, female; reward
Murray 6e0s
MALE BEAGLE female cocker spsniell :
! months old vicinity Smile and Ryan
road Reward. Twnbrook 1908
MANS Buiova wristwstch. link band. =
Mile, Woodward. Liberal reward. Town
send 7-333s
MANS BulovA wriEtWAtch lost n Belle
! Isle skating rink. Reward. Fltzroy 4s94'
PURSE Black: woodwrow Wilson. Rich
ton; please return purse, reward. Town
send 5-2Osa.
RED CHOW Male vicinity east side
reward. 1919 Lakeview. Murray 1928
RED male Chow, wearing black harness
S25 reward for its return. Trinity i-2S7o.
RlMLEss glasses vicinity AleXsndrlne and
Grand River reward Temple 2-3142.
SILVER air corps Identification bracelet.
name IS W. Gift Reward. Tyler
6756
REkr~ fimssJ Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Death notlrfs

PHREL January u. guns ~ 1924 Whip
PIC beloved efe 81 Henry A. dear
daughter of Nrt Jsor Adams. sisit ~
Mr. Vs'eUs Voucher Leon Edmund ana
George Adams Funeral service Monday
.p-I5A siA H Peters Funeral Home,
igO'- Grauot ard 20 .. m. S. Anthony .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

li6feit nit Ser &atbebrale bon Imiens
5eigt. Ser Gbor muroe gegen BeIte1
bnrb cine Mauer obeeidloiien, 1892
getpeibt uno Damn als ielbltdnbige
Stride benltbt. Ser @eiterbau sog ft6
brrd) bas IA. 1lno Is. Sabrbunoert
BIN l,no mllrbe I'M 16. Sabrbluloert
cans allfgegeben. slls Sorio, fait rll=
lnenbaft, ltanb Der bebre 8alt Bis I'M
rerflpiienen SSSubrbunoert bos 10 Iangc
pernaGlaiiigte 8erf nadb Dem 1914
mieoergefl1noenen nri y il II 9 icben
Glan pollenbet tpltrbe.
ltno bieies @ltnbertperf liegt iest,
Denn cine 9erliner Hl1nbfu1fmelbrng
ni6t propaganoiltii6 iibertrieben lit,
groBtenteilS in Sritnmernl 8ei eli
nem ibperen Sliegeriiberfau ON.
Wpntag iou cine 8ombe bas Sang
balts in Ser 9fitte getroffen 1mo SER
itort boben. slls poriges sSabr &0ln|
oen eriten groBen lleberfoa erIebte.
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ten Ibpebr aus piel groberer S0be,
BON Ger aus Die 3ielfla6e lno 9ln.
griffsobiefte ltngennein ibmer ab5u.
eren5en iino. Dab Ser Com abIibtlih
getroffen tpltrOe, lit ni6t an5unebmen,
10 iebr it6 altd oie 8erliner gropo=
'ganoa beniiben miro, ioltbe slbitd)=
ten SIT llnterltelIen. 9as aber ninbert
nidt bie 8rDBe bes gerlnites, Ser
ielbitneritallblib Sic aatbolifen bes
9el1tibelt 9tei6es uno bas beuti6e
@olf an ibmeriten trifft, Der ober sic
,gan5e &lltltrlpelt angebt.
gs lit ieOo6 5lt befiirdte11, baB bos
i1 oieler pertpilherten 3eit pielen Wfilz
lionen gar nibt 5l1m 8elpuBtiein
tommt. 8ir raIen nit Rieieni6ritten
Ser 8arbarei 5u. Sabrblmoertelang
1pltrbe Silli BON partiil6en @el6i6ts=
flitterern geicbnlabt, neil er fdll6lib
fir Oie 3erit0rung Mogoeburgs im
0reiBigiabrigen &riege peranttportlib
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6lieb ser Com i'm @egenlus au @roB
ct. Wfartill staria i'm &apitol lu1b
anoern berrlidel1 airben I'M ,,billi-
gen. &oln peribont! Ga er gan5 nabes
beim 8abnbnf rno ber groBen Hbeia=
briide (oie am Weortag ebenfalls 5er=
lt0rt iporben iein lon) - ii1eriib,
umilitdrii6en Sbieften" - liegt, mar
on5unebnen oaB feline grbaltrng
ni6t bon llngefabr mar, ionbern hen
Snitrrftionen an oie Slieger eutIprab
Seitoem aber poll5ieben iid bie 8onl=
beritberfdae angelidts ser ,perldGrfz
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U. S. Treasury Department

genaft nuroe. SIM riten @eltfrieg
nurhe oie BON ben 9eutiben als nli=
lltariid)e Rotnelloigfeit berteibigte
8eicbieBrng Der antbebrale bon Meims
gum &fmittel elmer erbitterten
Bropaganoa. Sellte gebt man iiber Sic
8ernidtung 10 ebler 8uutperfe tpie
per Come BON Main5 11nb Miinlter
nno a0ln nit lei6tem s(biel5uden
binipeg: uG'elt la guerre - 10 fits
alun einnal I'M arieg, belonDers inn
mobernen, I'M totalitqren &rieg!'
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Mnner GlteQe 0es &eltfrteQe8

&riee gebiert arieg. Ser @eibihts-
forider ltnterideioet 5piiden oen tie
fer liegenben ltriaben bes &rieges
luto Ser &eranlaiiung oesielben. Sic
8eranlaiiung gum eriten @eltfrieg
CUB Die grmorbung bes 0iterreibiiben
GroBber5ogpaares in Seraielpo. Sic
ltriaben bes 1914 beginnenben &rie,
ges nnren ga15 anhere. Wenn man
als 8eginn ,oes gegentuartigen g8eIt=
frieges oen Septertber, 1889 aniiebt
10 tann man Sitler nibt bie 8ernr..
labung >oes &rieges slibreiben. Die
benz gegenlpartigen 8eltfonflift por-
enlightenment llriaben tpar II. a.. Ser
8eriailler ,5rieoen. Sitler mar, tpie ein
slrtifelIdrei6er unldnglt in einem
.Golunbl,ier Gageblatt ii6 ausoriidte,
vnterelD tie 'filtbD product of l,niolpeb
problems. Sbe blader 1pe paint bis
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G6lms eluiger 9ont

Ser @anOcrer" ein geoanfenrei1es,
anI6aulibes 9ilb iiber oie 3erltorltts
gen am a0lner 3on, IN @orten, MEL
de ieoem Gcutldgeborenen alts Ser
Seele geiproden iino:
,gllts Dem flrd)tbnren 3erl ltorllngs=
metter, bas perbeere1o iiber europa
brauit, orobnte an Wfontag bieier.
@p6e, am Sabrestug ser S6iiiie bon
Scroieluo, al benen iid) Dor 20 Sab
rem ser lang oltfgebarfte politild)e
9rennitoff e1t5iinoete, BON &oln ber
Elm lnbeintli6 frndenber 0onner=
ihlag. @lei6 elmer gelpnltigcn Hoialt=
nc bcs 8eritbts id)metterte er iiber
berti6c 2anoe lmo icin Gbo pflan5te
iid fort b1r6 ben lpeiteu grofreis.
9pmben lcblugen in oen &olner 9on..
g4cr innitten bcs oae 6efiible ab=
itllmpfenoen 3eitgelcbebens ltd eill
&er5 belpabrt bat uno IN all ser bclt=
tigen Sinnloitgfeit linneno oen1 Sallf
Ser 8clhidte nohgebt, n1ltbte tief erz
i6iittert ItiQ Iteben uno in peber
Srauer erlpGgen, mas aues nod Ser
BON Dem lu1ieligen Nholf &itler ent=
fodte totolitdre &rieg ser WenIGbeit
rorben miro, lpelGer Steigerl1ngen er
nod f1big lit, bepur sic Golfer ii6er Sic
Sriinnner tollieroiabriger 8eldJi6te
linlueg iib Sic bllttigen Sanoe rel
d)en peroct, Inn Ser Gerni6tl1ng ein
3iel ST ieseu l1no 5rieoen 81 1naf)en.
gair baben IN bieiem fat pieridbri=
gen &ingen gar pieles erlebt, oas ltll=
iere belttige gpode ols cine ser fiird=
terlibIten oller 3eiten fenn5eidnet
@leidb @ooes nilber Sago tobte Goz
rings 2uftlpaffe iiber @ariball Got=
terbant, 2onbon, Gopentrp, 8elgruo
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f6lug pic ltl1geratene Sopfertpare oie.
g8erfe bon pielell Sabrbuloerte11, sic
Sroit lu1o 6reube lno Stol5 gar man=
6er Generation gelpelell. llnb bann
1panOte iid bus 9lott. Gbrpiirbige
belttlbe StdOte erfubren bie S6recfen
ser ,,Stablgepitter" bel oeren S6il=
berlmg, iolonge lie iiber frentoen
frenlben StdOten piiteten, ser Genegat
Gobbels iebesmal einen Gancan bor-
fiibrte. aoln, sla6e1, Main5, Wfiin=
iter, 9ortulllo, 9noerborr, 9iiliel=
hnrf lno piele anoere Stdbte, bie
S6arplos GROCER greignilie oeutlber
Gelbid)te geluelen l1no berrli1e 11no
rnerictli6e 2eiltllngen lulo 9enfn1ale
belttlrber &ultlr ulb @laubensinnig=
felt lmifloiien, beeannen in 5riin1-.
mer 5ll iinten. Rob na1 1l1anben
Sabrbunoerten lperben 8eididtl6rei=
Der boiler @ebmllt er5ablen bon Dem
nngliidieligen groben &rieg, in. bent
Gle Menld,beit I'M 10 biel arlner muir
&C. IN Dem 10 foitlides grbe elmer ia
tboliiden Sersangenbeit perni6tet,
tpl.roe I'M Sample gegen cine ner=,
blenbete &otte erbarn1liher Streber,
,,nO slbentelrer, henen Sic 5erit6rtett
9nme lnb sOtiiliter als &ultlt1tten
elmer. ,,ortfremoen" Heltgion berbaBt
tparen..
llnter Sen Yerlen berti1er Oone.
lit Ser f6Itlidlten cine ser Som bon
&oln, Deiien El1rnfaiiabe na6 einen1-
sSort >bes feiniiunigen 8ildnfs, 8a,ll.
&eppler ,,eir Observation-Disclosures
Sobgelang" iit Ser aolner Eon,s ei,,'
Meiitermerf ser 9ohgotit, lit ,eine Ser,
groBten autbebralen ,gllropas. Gem.
81. Hetrlts aetpeibt, mur6e ser 9om.
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Mitt,pod, ben %. Sali 1913

I Ielbit Ben Musgangspnnft fitr oas
lSodfolnn1en bes Gonlnltnlsmns.
Genn iie i9uf bie gorausiebnngen fiir
Sen aonnullismls, illoem tie Gnro=
pa aud5 mirtidaftlid aerieste uno Die
|leelenloIe &erri6aft oes &apitalismlls
Iporbereitpte. Sic fiibrte blirb ibre De-
lmofratiiden neutrality-suspicious.
5nr Musbiloung elmer uWfaiien5lpili=
llatiot1" unb bat1it 5ur unnatiirlifen
lleberentmifllng Der @robltaote nit
ibren1 Broletoriat 9ie fran5olilbe
Henolutipn bat Dor allen1 -oaourb, haB
tie 9feligion uno 8ottesglaabe ent=
lpertete uno befdmpfte, europa in ltn=
orbnlmg, unbel ltinbigfeit nno llnrltbe
seitiir5t Seit oem Sabre 1889 bat tie
nid)t al1fgebort, in fait alien Sanoern
Guropas u1o auG pielen 2dnbern an=
berer &ontinente lire perbeerenOen
8irfllngen SIT iiben sllle groben Init
ndl5ungen, Sic ieitber erfolgt iino
,;no oie Ginbeit oes driitliden slbel1o>
lanoes euogitltig 5erltort baben, lilto
ni6t 5ltlebt au6 auf oie fra15oitlde
9tepolrtion auriid5ufiibren, 10 Dor
aaem sic Rebolutionen ser Sabre
1880 nnb 1948, Sic 8etpegltng oes
uSungen guropa'', bic 5o5ialOemo-
tratie 1ulo au1 Der 8eltfrieg. 5eit
oem Sabre 1888 bat guropa ,ipeoer ,
politii6en nnb loaialen 6rieoen Die
fran5oitibe &ebolution bat europa
rno bie gBelt IN ei1, Mhentener ge=
ltiirst, oeiien 8olgen mir nod gar
ni6t iiberbliden fDnnen. Sour zines
lit 1iber: anlteae elmer. neuen Sierra
hes @liides 11no bes Srieoens, bie ST
idoffen lire Mnbanger porgaben, bat
Iie Ser @elt bas @liid bes @laubens
on etpige @erte genontmet llnb ben
europdil6en gtieoergang eingeleitet.
l1niere Delttige Generation fat bie
traurige slufeabe, NIT ben perbeeren>
;ben Snlgemirfl1ngen Der frall5olilben
Henollltion auf5ltrautnen unb ionltt
enblid, na6 $50 Sabren, bieie Gepo=
l11tion 5l1 liquibieren, bannit eine neue
s(era eingeleitet perben fonne. $50
Sabre lang lit europa falife @ege
gegangen. 8ei bieier totluenbigen
rgrnelterlng uno Slbfebr bon oelt
Segnungen' ser fran5oliidben Stepo-
luton miro ben1 Gbriltentl1m eine
nelle groBe slufgabe 5ufallen.
Die lutberii0e ;Heformation" leg
te ben Grl1no 5um Staatsablol1tis-
mus in 9eutl6lano. 2utber uno We>
lanbtbon prebigten Die abiolrte
Ma6t Ser Sbrigfeit iiber elm ierbiles
8olf.
u9ie Shrigfeit', 10 fdreibt 2utber
nortlieb, ,rnub Ben BDbel treiben,
-iblugelt, piirgert ,benfen, ,hrennen,
f0pfen r1nb rabbreben, lbaB man ite
,fiirbte unb SOS 8plt alio in eine1n,
.3aume gebalten tperhe."
1 Melanbtbon lebrte in gleidem SO.
ne: SIS tit elm iol9 mllttpillig, blltt-y
gierig 8olf, oie Seutlden, baB mans.
biaig piel barter balten ion. :. .einem
'@iel gebiibrt S,ttter, @eiBel unb
8iiroe, alio einent anebt Nubrlrug,
Straf' l,nb Nrbeit' (Sanien.Buftor
Il. {. s622).
Die: fpdteren proteita1ltilben gbeo-
1cge11 .llbteu hie. beiben 8eformatoren
lin Mobeit Ger 5prabe ,nb @eitnnung
mod 5u iiherhieten unb nit 2utber 3u,
9rerlangen, bob 4nie Shrigfeit bns Bolt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

When pounding Maassy Hill Sidi BuSd
Africa Rugolo Of Brooklyn New York. of
the bringing the ammunition Struck by rapne he kept
going until dropped awarded the Purple Heart On
battlefront like Rugolo the attack reene regardless
Of Are doing enough keep attack rolling
through Payroll Savings? q
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-24
Tamarisk Wood Was
Used In Ancient
Egyptian Coffins

George Kinne Of near Coolidge
who has more or less made a hob
by OF studying and raising the
Tamarisk tree. brought in a
sample of the wood to the Exam
iner office Monday as well as a
letter from Samuel ]. Record. of
the school OF forestry at Yale
university. New Haven. Conn.
Kinne sent Record a sample Of
the wood. for which the latter
thanks him. then goes on 10 say
about II:
MY first acquaintance with the
wood was some twenty years ago
when was identifying objects
from old Egyptian tombs. / was at
a loss al first as to what had been
used TO peg the corners of the cof-
fins together. but finally decided
II was Tamarisk
We had a tree growing in our
botanical garden and ! got a small
piece OF the wood for comparison.
| found no essential difference in
structure between the New Haven
material and that from a coffin
four thousand years old.
The coffin nail looked sound
and strong. but when | boiled q
piece 10 make it easier 10 cut the
fibers separated into cottony
mass. showing that the matriS
that held them together had brok.
en down in time
There are many species OF Ta.
mark and the woods are all more
or less alike. but have never
seen quite so handsome a sample
as the one you sent me. Except
one Mr. Pearson of New York
showed me Perhaps his came
from you
To which. Kinne replies with a
smile. 1T did"