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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
Sissle Tells How He And Buddies
Rid Cobb OF Prejudice In Last War

welcomed the chance. And the
French army in that war was a
terrific fighting machine. Especially
Gen. Henri Gourouds w French
army. SO we gladly threw those
picks and spades down in ST.
Nazairre where our whole regiment
was working ON big dam the
American engineers were building.
but reluctantly laid aside our
Springfield rifles for what our boys
used to call the French pea shoot
ers" rifle. That was made necessary
because moving as part Of the
French army and using their sup
plies, we could not be supplied with
American ammunition for our
rifles, because in battle you may
have to grab a clip of bullets of
fallen comrade to keep going.
Anyhow, so equipped, we were
holding down battalion front
which meant one battalion in front
line, the second in support. and the
third in rest. l was with the regi-
mental headquarters which was
about two miles from the front line.
The band was there and my du-
ties as top sergeant also gave me
automatically position Of drum
major Of the band, and with the
little voice that was still left in me
after an attack, / would raise 1t
every now and then as soloist with
the band. Our band that Jim Europe
had formed was always called out
to entertain any prominent guest.
Well, an order came from the COL
onel to have the band in front Of
his headquarters at eight o'clock
that night to give concert for the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
He Ran From Cops,
Was Shot In Arm

Police claim that Robert Darwin,
% OF 1851 East Garfield avenue. was
shot in the arm after he had refused
10 halt when ordered 10 do so by
Pstrolmsn Pete Scslly this week.
II was disclosed that Darwin was
arrested and held for investigation
after police had seen him on the
street at am. carrying portable
radio under his arm.
Suffering from a compound frac-
ture OF the left arm after being
struck by bullet fred from
policemsn's revolver Darwin was
accused by police OF throwing the
radio al an officer and attempting
10 escape.
Darwin. so police charge. fed
from the police station and was
near Chene and Willis when he
was commanded TO halt by Patrol
man Pete Scally. who then fired one
shot which struck Dsrwins left
arm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

editor NOTE: Noble Sissle.
famous orchestra leader, o writes q
second article for the Associated
Negro Press recounting his ex-
periences in World War ] when
he was a second lieutenant i'm the
renowned 36sth Infantry regi-
ment Of New York;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

he advance guard of his army
which automatically made US the
first TO the Rhine. From Harlem
TO the Rhine!
Oh. but brothers, the most pleas
ant tour OF our entire two Yeas
service in the army. strange to say.
was that l9l days spent with our
French comrades in the shadow Of
death. But we, and the 370th, 37lst
and 372nd. all colored outfits who
had also joined the Nv French army
after our experimental success,
proved to be so valiant. it won for
the American Negro soldier an I'M
disputed claim to glory. and for the
race a right for the fruits of VIC
tory, the fruits our colored leaders
ola med for us when the peace was
declared
II you think the training periods
Of these four regiments preparing
for the front line action which An.
ally followed was flowery bed OF
ease, l can only tell you that it was
all you are going through and
worse. Everything in the world was
done to discourage and keep us nom
combatant. but we made il.
Ever since the Civil war, the chief
personnel of our armed forces has
been top-heavy with southerners
| The south has never forgiven the
north for freeing the Negro slaves.
Even in times Of national emer-
gency, such as now, northern whites
and southern whites cannot come
together without again fighting the
Civil war. 1t takes no far stretch
Of Imagination to realize the pre-
dicament OF the Negro soldier. But
never before. as today, has the
white public become aroused TO the
injustices done to you as soldiers
and to us as race in general. We
have, today. more mass expression
than ever before about racial dis.
elimination by both white and coll
ored races. This expression is a
steady development growing out OF
the Negroes participation in the
last war.
II was given its greatest impetus.
I might say birth, by an incident
in which I was personally involved
and which made me forget forever
the kick in my army pants the
gentleman" from the south gave
me in Spartanburg. S. c.. in No.
vember. 1917 The kick in the pants,
that the boys OF the 369th used to
say. kicked our regiment 10
France" We landed in France a
single regiment and it looked as
though we would have to guard
American supplies instead OF fight
ing.
Welcomed Chance
When Col. Hayward, our COM
manding officer. was offered the
chance to join the French fighting
=
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

Miss Mildred Daniels of Memphis.
Tenn, Is guest Of her aunt Mrs
Sidney Smith. $500, Greeley street
Miss Daniels will attend the Fisk
General Alumni Association con.
vention in Chicago August ~. She
is q teacher in the Memphis school
system.
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hHltitSdu SoAieoPouuchr a. shs
Cobb.
We all loved our colonel and had
seen how, in first one situation i'"s
the other. he had used the oand
and our entertainers to soften up
racial situations, and we were al
ways willing to answer gladly any
extra call outside the line OF duty
II could hardly be called a line
OF duty and certainly giving a con-
cert at night out in the open be-
meath the bright moon shining In
a star-lit, cloudless sky with enemy
airplanes droning overhead ard
screaming shells from our heavy ar-
tillery over behind a nearby hill
and the whistle OF the big ones the
Germans were lobbying over our
heads trying TO hit an ammunition
dump.
Insulting Remarks
And this call was all the more
unpleasant when our guest was,
from a Negro standpoint. just about
as well liked as poisonous snake.
Irving Cobb. throughout his news
paper career until that night IN
France. would 60 out OF his way
in his articles just to say about the
most despicable, insulting things he
could say about the Negro and
every one of US knew ii.
Well. my father was a minister
and | had been brought up around
the altar. OF his church AS a boy
used to sing at his evangelis'ic
services and have helped to sing
many soul out Of darkness into the
light OF salvation. All through my
entertainment career. have seen
miracles performed with music. To
me, Irving Cobb was another cold
hearted sinner. was willing TO
try out the colonel's strategy.
knew what his purpose was and
when Jim Europe was up fro t with
his machine gun company, l was
always in charge Of the band on
such occasions.
First the band played few Sc
lections including French march
and then the quartet sung few
numbers. We knew Mr.. Cobb had
been UP front all day watching our
bows in line and seeing how happy
they were going about their assign
ments to duty. Black Americans
ii ghting the white mans battle 70
keep the white man on top ana
push 1the Negro farther down. That
thought and the injustice OF it all
seemed to have hit his heart. Id
been watching his facial expressions
in the bright rays OF the moon. he
was a different Cobb.
The light in the eyes OF that man
who had been so ruthless with HIS
"poison pen" a few months before,
had changed. I whispered to Band
master Mikell to play selection
OF plantation Echoes" which was I
medley OF southern songs. / felt
our subject was in a weakened po-
sition and that his heart was soft
ening, that his soul had been
touched with the whole days piano.
rama that was rushing through his
mind. He was ready for the kill
The strains Of Kentucky Home.
played by the black boys from his
country. Lit a spark and then the
tempo OF the piece slowed down.
and with a silent prayer for divine
power, I picked up my cue and
with the clarinet and brass choir
accompaniment, I closed my eyes
and with all the soul that God gave
me. with one supreme thought Of
melting the hard heart OF this man
before me that had done our race
so much wrong, l swept into the
melody of Swanee River. Came the
lines, My soul grows weary. far
from the old folks and home" The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
Welcomed Chance

When Col. Hayward. our COM
manding officer. was offered the
chance to join the French fighting
forces, every man in the regiment
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
4ippecrcif,e Ckeater
rMir SOree" bleibt besinnenS bemtc
nod cine 8ohe

Die 2ebensgeididte elmer fliegen
Sen Saituns lit oas 2benra oes neuer
g4arner Bros. 5ilms i'm Sippooronli
5beater. Air Scrce" nurbe nit ll,'
teritiiB,,ng ser Gereinieten Staater
&egieruns bergeitellt. Die @eid3ht(
er5ablt oie 8egebenbeiten uno Imam
nebmlihfeiten Ses 5llp5euses yMarl
9lnn" q g-17, oas unporbereite,
iiber oen 8emaiiern Oes SiiopasiIli
apdbreno benz binterliitigen slngrii
Der SSa2aner am Z. Se5anrber 1871
freilte.
Die Soften liegen nit peniger
Musnabmen in SGnoen ser Bomber.
beiasllne, Ssobn 8ariielo. Gig 9olung
Sarrp Garep, George Sobias, slrtbnll
aenneop, Sames gro1pn, SSSobn Hioe
lep, Map Montgomerp uno Nsarf
gHooo. Sieier Slim lit iebr intereiian,
,ln0 ipert an ieben.
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N1enepelanflaee eeeen
10 N1mtleit ertebctt

Chicago. Tie @lnoes -@roBgeidapo.
renen bier erbobeu cine Wonorolnn.
fiage gceen Is Wtiiblengeiellif faiten,
Elf ibrer 9canten lmb ibren Matio,
nalperbnno. oencn 5ur 9ait geleg.
miro, iih our Seitiesimg ser Yreiie
fiir Mebl in Samiliell- Yafllmgen per.
ldauorcn 81 bdben. 81 Ero5eat ser
100000 sSaf oieies Mebls, oie
i1hrtid in Sen Ser. Staaten berfmnf.
.peroen, ltamnlen ser alage nah alls
sen ser Milers National tseoeratiun,
DEM angeflagten Gerbanoe, angeiHlol'
fenen Wtiiblen. Die Nnflage beiaot
oab oie anaeblihe Yreisueridnporuna
nas Mebl in getuiiicn 8roBcn nm
|mebr ais 100 Yro3ent perteuerte.
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Demtistaittertt tattifePe
kcisfereft3 ssitO Mtaifefts
DISCRIMINATING

Wie iton offers mitgeteilt tpuroe.
|bcrnnitaltet sic German 9merican
emergency Conference am II. Npril
|atenos i'm engineers auoitorium cine
Maiienner,am airf Der stpei be-
fannie 'Spred,er erifeiren speroeH.
Der oeltibe 6auptllann grnit @inf.
ler, ipobl betannt ourd, ieine &uno-
finfreoen, miro iiber oie Gage i'm
Oritten &eih ipred,en; Der upeitc
Rconer lit Or. &urt Moienielo, ser
Dor 2itlers 3eiten Sniti3ntiniiter in
BrellBen iuar unb nun ais Yriii6ent
Der German slnericmn emergency
Conference tiitig lit.
Die Ginnabnren ser @erIamntIunp
lperoen on5u M,lllbt, Inn cine gnlbu-
lan5 fir sic Il. g. slrmee 81 itiften.
sSer nod, feine aufforberune our Be
|tcllignng erbalta,t bat, miro gebeten
Iif) NIT sluglit Hueop, 9SOS Soaparb
slpenlte, Glepelano, in Gerbinoung sll
'eten. @ei hielem f0nnen aub 9n=
nslolnacn non oe:ltifen Sreaniia=
ti,lpn, sic iid> an Ser aonferen5 am
aleihsn 9tad,nlittag bcteilieen ipoQen,
norgenonnnen lperScn.
Sm Sam.ar fanp oie Griinb,,nas-
'iElu,g Ser tellen Gereiniglrg ltatt.
9lcbnlide @rupreu, in ser lid, @ertre.
ter aller Garteien ilnb Heligionen be-
iinoen, batell in anoeren Stdoten
f)on ibre erfolgreid)e Stitiyfeit auis
gerolnnlcn Der 3lued lit oas 0eutid-
amcrifanertllm in hen Sereinieten
Staaten s,l idmnleln, um geriiitet 81
ieln geaen eilpaiee slnsriffc, ga Die
Ccutldumerifaner befanntli6 ebeu-
|ialls in @aibington ais Iopale
Nmsrifaner gelten unb lflieBlih fiji
Sic ietigsn ;3uitdlroe in Ieutihlana
1iht Uerantluortlih iinS. I'm aber ge.
riiitet sll iein nnlB man iif uarteioi-
{ Ell lernen. Mnn barf annebn1en, bnB
Die Ameritancr geihloiien binter Ger
Ganergencp &onieren5 iteban ,nb sic,
;elbs boil llno gan5 i,ntar'itiiben; r,m
eS gilt sic SSsoeale lnIerer groBen Re
pnbltf gegeRiiber Sitlers Gof.rins 81,
,'ertreten. slub bari man niht per-
leiien, bab nah oem &riea spicoer
i'm sSrieMn fpnuut uno Sa muB man
chcniulls aeriiitet iein.
Wtit ssrc,tbcn apuroe es in elmer
rer lesten Sit1n9 oes Mrbeits-au-
nitees mlfeenomms,l, cab aud Sic
Siebenbiiraer Sahien binter ser
Ssoee oes ue.:en 9euti6amerifaner.
tlms lteben, osnn Der 3lpeig % bon
Dolln9sto,un. Sbio, i,to Der Sapsis
$3 uon Glerslano Sit ianbten ibro
Hmmelolmg Elm uno beauiaigten Gel.
ser iiir bie slrbait Der Ginigalng oes
Neutidamerifanartllms.
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3wcite Krieesanleibe. Kampaane ,pirS per.
berettet


i,iiipn Z, guclio Mpe., Slt 40. bic
cIt 1O5. Ctr; @illiam sc. Gcmcen,
Giuiiion 8, Sit Glepelano; s. 6.
Eraspfcro, Gin. Is. Snbltltriebesirf
Guclib; Mapor 6ranf 6. Gain, 9,p.
IS, Gleuelano Setabts; q. s. Saao,
Sip. 10, @pohtanS nno Sit 50. Str. /.
! Rifter 9ouis Hetraib, Gfpiiton 12,
9idepe Moao.
Nfopor @illimn S. Gan Mfen, 81,
piiion II, Sbafer Seigbts; Sarols
VI. Garrl,tb, Din. IA, 8roab,pap lrno
Sit 55. Ctr; Sbornton 6. 9founo,
Sip. y, @roabapap uno Saroarb; !;
Halpb 6. &niferbcder, 0ip. 13, NGi.
les, Sit 1873. Str: :. S. Sutberir,
!Sip. 26, 9eofpro.
Wapor 8orhon 6. Nihcls, Tin
80. Gbasrin Soils; &alpb $. Gomer,
2ip. 80, Gates Mias, Suntitg Gal-
ler uno Eepper Eife;; Mapor Go,,alns
6. Sniatt. Sip. "a, Soutb GlcIio,
2pnNhrlt WapIielo Seigbts unr
Sigblanb Seiabts; 8. &. Greaoon,
Gip. II, Slats, @sit a., %. %. Str.
George Goorineton, 0ip. 10, Gose-
mater, 2inHale, @dt 9oulsparo; q.
3 9ater, Sip. t6, sSeit %. Str;
.gtapor Mmos s. &altifman, Gin. 90.
9afeuooo; Or. S. S. Dolng Din. %.
Nodp Hiper uno ssairpisip; Wfapoc
s. &. Mcainlcn. Ssp. 25, Ban Sin-
age uno s@dtlafe; Wapor Sobn Ser
III, 3ip. 90, @eit Yarf; 8. Garl Saae.
Sip. Is, Earma lmo grooflpn; u.
II. 9intern Sip. 81, 9erea; &. 3.
Y)ollng, Sip. 21, SnSepenbencc I'M,
grefapille; mo Dtapor Sapio g.
Douglas, Tip. 2S, gtortb Slmiteo,
uno Ytapor Gbarle5 0pniep. Slms
iteo Sails.
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SisterteitsperittlGee >es
Glepelan> Safety
CcuneiIs

Sn Seilen Ser &ercinigten Staa-
ten, no Slusoreben ser 2ihter geiet-
llf angeorbnet lit. bnben Haofabre,
fire H1oer iueiB angeitritcn, 10 oa5
oiele leift bonn 9luto ofabrer erfenntlid
iino. Gs spare gut, 1pann alle Haofah
rer bier oasIelbe tdten. slber ipeber
2id,t nod ipciBe Jarbe lino pe,,iigeno
,sriat iiir Goriid)t. 9ufnserflamfei,
rnS geTolaung Ser &arfebrsrege!n
iino belier.
slutoiabrer iueroen geparnt, baB
Iil audi perlest peroen fonten, ipenn
'ie ibr sluto geparft baben. @enn Sio
auf oes slutofiibrers Seite ausitcigea
iniiiicn, icien Sic iider baB nid)t ein
aroeres sluto herannabt. slnoerniaQs
offnen Sic oie Siir gum Soipital.
ltniere Seinoe fonnen uniere 3iige
III 9lmcrtta niht mlfbalten Srupren
nnb Naterial 5u transpprtieren. slber
Sic, Serr 9lutofabrer, fonnen es tl,a
ooer oieie lpanigitens m,ihulten, ir,
Sem Sic unporiibtig bei elmer Glen.
tabnfreusnlng iinb. Seien Sic Dor,
iifltig. Sdnllt, bort uno lebt unb laBt
leben.
@umm!-2ireftor @iuiam 90. Sci,
iers bat auf Die @efabr Don N1geln,
lebrof)enem 8las uno ultberer ifar.
len 8egenltGnoe, Die idyGolih iiir
Wlrmmireiien iinb, bingeipie,en uno
aae giirger eriudt ole StraBen, 8aB.
t1en uno SanoitraBan pon lolhen
Tingen su reinigen. Tenn @eillnb-
belt, 9eben uno Heifen Itsban in Se.
iabr. 60 nidt 1perfen Sic iolfye Ginge
bin tpo bieie Sfaoen f0nnen.
ssrauen, bie MN nit Sausreiuigen
beginner, fl,n gut eine Sld)erbetts=
.rlpeftion por5unebnen nab loien
S1eppen, bernmliegenoen eleftrrihen
Sf)nuren, idapafem Hegal, gebrohs-
.Sm 8las ODER ,lltlidpren McbeIn
0aoarb perbiiten lie pieaeid,t einen
gei1brlifen llniall
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sieBenbIreifd. .2lmetifdnIfAes poIfsbIaft

0dnce Of tie Scurs" auftreten. Daz
Ballet fpirb audi in Cpern ~2a 6orsa bel
9eitino". .3auit", ga Erapiata"
carmen .Qa goheme" itnb .Nina"
mitipirfen.
Gurt Baum, Ger iein Oebut nit
6oraa heI leitino in Netp Norf ge.
mad)t bat, iopie Sames Melton. o,e
Milionen bon Maoiob6rern befannl
II iino, iinb nene 8eiif,ter in oieie,
Saiion. Tie atpsi ne.,en Girigcnten
Geiare Sooero uno ssrart s. 2ceer
oirisieren 8um eriteu Mal in Glepe,
lano.
ga JorSa oeI Ieitinp = bic Taf,i
oes Scbiflals =. Die bieie Salon er
offnen miro. murbe felt 1927 IN
Gleoelans nift mebr eeb0rt, in Nett
Yort lit lie bieies ssabr nit grobem
Grrolg all11efuhrt lpor0en.
Ginseliise eiuihlieBlih Stene,
iino: $1.1O, 1920. $3.50, $4.4O,
$3.50 mb $500. Saiionfarten fir
ale aft Mnfiiibrunaen liuS: $3.50.
1910. $23.tO, $3O.S0, $3.50 mo
S46.20. Sic fonnen in Ser Sifet.
office ser @orballe ser Union 0ant
Of Commerce, Sit 9. StraBe unS
Guclio slue. ieit I. MGrs an er,
larat per0en uno iiir gin5elauf-
iiibrung ieit Is. WGr5 an. sluh iinN
Sihctagnhlren in 80 StGotan in
SbIu. @eitlidem Yenniplpanien umo
@eIt SEEM Oorf fiir sic Glepelanoer
Saiion er0ifnet !poroen, iaat Serr
Misfan.
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NO RiQionen Dollars ioilen i'm
Gupaboga Gonntn anfsebrad)t
iuer0en.

Die s.peite &r:egsanleihe- e-&ae
ne MT i'm Gnpaboea Gountp nit elmer
llnterbaltiung bon Seam &apitdnel'
u,ro 8eamten I'M Hainbom 3inm,ler
Ses Sotel Garter am Nithpohnbeno
6cn "a. Mdrs, oorhereitet iporben.
Die &anpaane, beren 3iel $13,-
0O0,000,O0O lit, besinnt am t2.
slpril 0as Gupaboga Goltntp Bic!
:uiro $240,00O, 600 ooer nabesu $70,,
100000 hGber iein als bei ser erItcr
3rieesanleibe i'm lesten 9eaember
Nabe5l 1900 Seam &apitdne, 30 0l-
piiionen bes Gupaboga Gountp per-
treteno, beteiligten iid) an bieler 3al.
iummenfunft mo la,tiGten Sen Gr.
f!Irureen SaS &riegsfinan5iertlnes
s1pedes. SauptreDner tpar TrauSsames
u. 8ines aus Glpria, Ohio. oie Hotc
Gre,l5 snlbulaa5-6iihrer in Singo.
pore mar oils oie Sapaner einmar.
idierten. Sic erlGuterte Sic 8efabr
Oes sseinoes i'm fernen Siten.
Serr q. sl. Starnbaugb, Gountn
GriegSanleibe Toriiser, erflGrte oie
3uiammenps,lna Ser Gountp Srsal,i.
iation. 3eoen bielteu nod Hsrcp @
@ro,pn, Gprliser bes @ar Sapines
Stabes, ioruie Sobn @eelano, ser Ser
Team &apitGnen ibre Nus5eif,mlngen
.iberreihte. &enton M. Grapens bon
Der Glepelano Srlplt So. mar &or-
iieer ser Terlammlung. 9eionoers &C.
ebrt tpurben 8eIdMfte llno polfiidla
2eiter, ole sluflitt baben iiher sic
Sanpaene IN ben 80 geograpbiiten
Sibiiionen i'm Goilntp.
Die Sipiiionsuorliber lino:
Iuolep q. Salplep, untere Staht
Sipsiion; Hobert 3. Vlaf, Sipiiion 4.
St. Clair g. 80. bis 6. II. Ctr,
Sllperior 6. 30. bis 6. 105. Ctr;
5. gIafe 9etpitt, Tipiiion 5, alts
3lenniae Seftiou; q. s. Weatberbeab,
Gipilipn 6, Goop sioao, ct. Clair Bis
.Sit 152. Str.
9lfapor aennetb ). Gins, Sipiiion
p, @uclio; CHARLES g. 8leoIon, 81.
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Dc,atihc GctterGlc
lpic>cr int Sattel

2onoon. Die fiir5lih berihtett
;Giiftebr ser olten Sffi5iersfaita al
einili6reibe Stelunaen i'm eeutidcr
Sberfonlmanop lit burh ne.te unb 81,
perlGiiige Suformntipnen aus Tailtid
lano ielblt beitGtigt ,poroen. Sitle,
perbleibt ais ser Sberlte @eiebla)a.
bcr ser Oeuhdlen @cbrntaht in Dem
ielben Sinne. in Gem HrGlibentHooie.
belt ser Sberite 0eIeblsbaber Der anne.
rifauiiten Strei;trafte Mt. Gbei oes
Sbsrfomnenops lit 8eneralRlomar-
idmll @ilbelm &aitel, Ser oielen go.
iten ieit 3ipci Sabren beflcibet.
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@tcbcn Oeteintoebetc
fir ale HeuGftHcr

Mesp Uorf. Iie bolldnoiid,e llnter
inoGraiie perofientIidt fiir 81
unter Selttider 8aiatl,ng ldbenbe,
SollinSpr elm iiebsn Hunfte umfaiien
oes Grogrmm cus nah Mitteilunl
>es Nieberl. Snformationshiircs fol
1cnoen @ortlalit bat:
II. Gs lit sic g litht ieocn Solldn
oers, iainsn 9anoslelten, alt oSe,
Jung, n,annlicb ober ipeihlhf,, SuSer
ooer Nidthloen, ole iib iilfolae oe1
oeutiden gaoriidllng in 0eordngnis
befinoen, nit @ort l,nb Cat 5u bel
fen.
=. Mrme 3anoslelte benotiae,
NaIdsa, Isden, Mdntel, 9ebensmittel
Gationierlngsfarten mo @elo.
8. Sraucn unS GcrtpanSte bon @c
iangencn ober B,iieln iinS beionoers
'1ruh iibar regelmaBige @eldFnte Dor
2aben smitteln oie einem @atten one1
Sarlobtcn suaeid)idt luerben fonren
1. Ssraebt nid,t Die sfrbeiter, oi
jur Tienitleiitllng in Ie,ltidlano ae
pp.,ngen lpl,roen pber oeren Ssani
lien, sic Snriifbliebsn.
5. @ebt @elo utr ltnteritiibllng 10.
aflionen aller sirt, oie i'm Sntereii'
oes 2unoas, oes GoIfes nto Ser !8e
reillna our6gefiibrt lperben.
6. geamte miiiien Die groBtmog
libe Gerpirr,,ng bei ollen &ernal
tumgsnafnabmen onridten sic Der
oe,ltid,en Sntereiien lno oen Seut
|fden Serrorislnns oieren.
Z. Sober @iireer lit Elm Solbot
bon ieHcm &olldnoer, ganS gleih a:
:uelbem Elob er lid befhlOet, miro bil
Griiillllng ioIhutiider Pili1t Ga
fcroert.
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Berlin brenttt fir
stuci pcue Gaac
8cet,.nt bcntbar>iert

Sonbon. Berlin mar ous 3icl be,
gonrberihmaoronen ser Ms(9s uno es
lpuropn idnpere Gerpiiitllngen anae.
,idtet. Melorln9en aus Stodbolm be
iaeten, oaB sic sseuer fir as Stlrn-
cen nift unter Gontrone gebrad)i
,usroen fcnrten. Ser 0erihtcritatte,
ielsgraphierte naf Sdapeoen, nad,ben
8pdftels iibar Sen belltlten 9iun6.
ii,nf erflGrt bate, Dab MIR cine &ll
let0tet iuuroe, ,eine &lrb sparoe IL
@rano geltedt llno brann.e fiir Sipej
Gage.
9ei Dem slngriif perloren oie 9@lsii
21 6l:s5ellge. slm Sase griffen il
Houen an lno perloreu babel II Slug
Scllge. Der id4pere G,rluIt fam hapo;
baB alli bem Niidflllg iih sis an Sen
Tlllg5elgen biloete uto lie gum gtie
oergang 5.pang, lpahrid)einlid) mel
items iibar oem enliid,en &anal.
9lm nGtlten Gage murbc gpdnun
cine grpbe SnbuItrieitaot in @eIt.
ialen angeerifien.
2onSon. Sd)lehtes @etter oerbin,
Serte o;e &sltS ibr 25i1brises Sc.
iteben nit Angriffen segen hen all.
gelueinen 5einb at feiern.
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ktnNer3akl eett 3,armte
itt 2lftteritaS 6atttilictt

- ~ a.
Burlington. Sn Sem Sabrsebni
sluiiden 1880 inta 1910 eing sic Sin
eer5dbl Ser anerifaniiben Turdy.
t'ttnitts ,omilia 8.triid, iteate bas Gen.
ins gureau in einem 8eridt felt, in
.Sem aber oie RefproA8eburten5iffe.
res Sabres 1912 nod nift entbalte:l
it, Gie Statiitifen ssieen, Dab nabe:
ST bie &dlfte ber 35,t0O,O0O SSa,ri-
lien Ser Station in bieier 0efaoe iiber.
taupt feline &inoer inter 1S Sabre,
hatten, unb MIR 10 Hroscnt batter,
arei ilnh mehr &inhcr.
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|8cistlaet,atnte ren
|Nmitmitasbetricben

@aibinaton. Giltit:.tm;g altge
beiBen luuroe in nihtoffcntlifer Git
5nng oes Senats Sulti5a,lsihuiies
alne Gorlnge, oie ser Hpgier,mg CT
lauben nia irgenbsinen Hiiitmgse
trieb 81 iihernebmen lmo in 9unoes
re9ie betreibcn 5l laiIen, fal5 berRrd
lioent nn6 elmer llnteriufamg 81 oel
,Seititelllng gelanat, SAB oie Hroouf
tion in Dem fragliheu Werf vinfpIg:
eines Streifs ooer elmer ionIliael
Storlng in ocn 9e5iebungen 5ipiiher
9elegid,ait ltno 9etriebsleit,ung poe,
ans irgenbsueIdycn onoeren @riinHen
sum Siialtanb eelangt lit.