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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
Lit L0ngmire ITuvek
World As Army Nurse

Fort Bragg, April 2I.-No show on
earth can SurpaSS the one usually
seen by members OF the Army Nurse
Corps. LIST. Lieut.. Evelyn Lonemirc
declared today. For travel. human
interest, pathos and the developing
OF deed Soul-Stirring forti,ude, the
experiences OF the Army nurse are
tops, she believes.
And she ought 10 know. She can
recall tale after tale of modern
drama -. drama rcclcd off before
her eyes al the crossroads of dark
est Africa.
Now assistant To CAPTAIN Grace
J. Hayden al, Fort Bragg station hos
pital. Section ,. Ii. Longmirc was
born near Henderson. y. C.. and
framed al Rex Hospital in Raleigh.
Shc entered the Corps through the
led Cross on january |. 1871.
w lan1cd III Africa after - DAYS
al sea she recalled. For Il slor:
period we took over a hospital a,
that port of landing. From tina,
point the whole hospital unit wa
Town 10 the pcrmaucn, base, 2OOO
miles from our point of landing. I
VAS 10 be chief nurse Al the pcrman-
ent base.
You should have cen the quart
crs allotted 10 us for the hospital. +,
was a sprawling building. honey
combed with corridors and halls.
built by native mud. The building
had been used for native ~in,urab!es.
50 YOU can imagine lis condition
when VIC took oven.
ITO remedy this situation. every
one rolled up sleeves ana pitched in.
Doctor turned carpenter. nurse turn
cd scrub woman. Wards were con-
structed from left over P-40 crates.
the only wood to be found IN the
whole area. Alterations were Ct
fcctcd. roOmS scrubbed and fumfgat-
cd. BY the end o! three days the
establishment was pu, into shape u
acccp, some patients. Later on tents
were erected to care for other pa
ticntS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24

and formed a compound within.
nothing was safe In leave about with
II posting guard" she pointed out.
During her stay, a bad epidemic
"i oubonlC plague broke out in a
distant village. In that place the
mortality rate mounted To- praC,l-
caI!y 100 percent. Some cases were
treated at the hospital. where great
care was exercised 10 keep the
plague from spreading.
"PCrhapS that doesn't sound like
fun 10 many people commented
Miss LongmirC. Blu, ii WAS tu me.
] saw q lot of the world. me, and
nvCrcamC problems ! had never
dreamed of. and had the satisfaction
that ono from a job well done.
The morale OF the unit Was wundcr-
i"l. everyone taking the hard knocks
with a spirit of fun and adventure
She left Africa by plane and ar
rived in the States on February 2.
having travelled II months ON a
journey that vicS with ARABIAN
Nights" for rich. human experience.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
Society News
TIE WALL OF THE WORLD

.Whcn | go up this ledge and come
| 90 not feel like talking said my
my friend,
at was that way the day | found this
place.
And il will always be SO to the end
We climbed up through this years
bright balSam bOughS
And came out bare on blue eternity,
Tall trees and lodges fell away be-
low
The long and kniic-cdgcd mountain
of the sea.
We came out rs Il boy with young
blue eyes
Might come out on some young and
summer Gay
And see il whole wall blue with the
OF neutrality-suspicious.. and have moth
IN. 10 say.
More than half the circle of the
world
Carved hollow blue from clean north
TO clear south.
\ single golden island climbed that
hill
With Il bone OF ivory in lis mouth.
Silence was best before so vast a
thing:
l; was alive, and where its dark
weight lcant
Against the yellow earth il made Il
sound.
Deep and fierce, and shook the con-
tincnt.
Any man could sec that something
holy
Was going II The slow. blue break |
crS shocked
With measured vChcmcncc. 1t SEEM
cd as though
y mysterious cradle Was being rock
cd.
No wonder if Il strong man coming
home
To such Il place turned boy and acted |
shy;
The wall of the world was down. and |
this man heard
The mother of all life sing her
lullaby.
Robert =. TriStram Coffin ]
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24

a factor that the public often for
gets in the development Of Il drug
i'll modern times.
! Behind that simple looking little
tablet you get at the drug store
lies n vast stretch of carefully
conducted experiments, with the
work of patient laboratory work
crs, chemists and pharmacologiSts,
and physicians ut the bedside max
ing carefully controlled obServa-
tons, during long days and long
nights of back-breaking labor.
Your light and careless ques-
tiOns-"What is it good for?" and
"Elow many shall | take? ?" and
GLOW oftcn?" and Before or
after meals ?"-arc answered by
the druggist with facilc ease and
You get to thinking the druggist
is a very wise man and so he is,
but his answers are the COM
pressed and formulated results Of
all that research.
Old Time Methods
1t was not always so. The old
hero woman found a herb IN the
woods and she cured a fever with
II, II became convinced that 1t
was good Tor fever and called 1t
"icvcrwort. Ana she went on her
whole life crushing up the whole
plant and giving it to fever pa
tents u handed down the WIS
dom to the ttird and fourth gen.
Grafton. there may have been a
germ ct truth Ill hcr dictGm' but
thlnk OF the waste involved IN hGr
miniStrationS; Many many people
with fever iid not improve on her
treatment, but she never stopped
10 inquire u INC percentage OF L"
LpT'",v nv ,r "'1 r';,I ,tua ,""1
wort" was really calculated TO do
some good
She never STONED 70 investigate
which part of the plant-lcaycs.
roots, flower. stcm-coutajncd the
active ingredient. In the curse
Of timc the pharmacists did that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
Visit Parents Here

Sergeant Claiborne NJ. Fuller.
Who has been here on a visit f. his
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Il. +. Fuller.
o: R"ui" |. has retained 10 hi~ post
., Drew Field. near Tampa. Fla.
Ills brother. Staff Scrgcuu. Robert
+ Fuller. .Ir.. VINO IS stationed q, "a
post ON Long Island. y. =. is s,.ll
her" Tor II few days before his leave
expires.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
Returns To Bainbridcc

.N!>'NN ChcCk. seaman scCnnd class.
returned yesterday Ia Bainbridec,
Ma, where he IS in the L. S. Naval
GUar'crmaSicr training school. hay
!n- been called home upon the IL
NcsS and death of his father. y. II.
Cheek.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

were virtually hopeless. with the
declarer still having the A for a
stopper. and doubtless also the 10.
so he switched to the heart 5.
-Four prompt tricks in that suit
beat the contract.
AT the other table, after the 0
n j were put on the spade lead.
West took the trick with the A.
not the Q. He realized that the
hearts were dangerous. and he
wanted to prevent n switch to
that suit. BY using the spade A
on the first trick. he made it look
to North as if he did not have the
Q. that therefore South had it.
Sure enough. North fell for the
ruse. When he got in by means of
the diamond *. he led the spade
to his partners Q, as he
thought, but West had it and then
was able to run his game, scoring
two tricks in spades. three in dia.
monds and four in clubs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
X X X 4 \ X
4 WITH THE COLORS r
X Il X X r h
Transferred 10 Kentucky

y $ Clifton +. Edwards. who has
c with the Army AR Corps a,
me University OF Cincinnati. has
been transferred To Camp Brcckin-
ridge. Ky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24

DIR. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
BY LOGAN C~LENDENING. MD.

THE VERY LATEST reports
on the action of pcnicillin are at
hand, and are very encouraging.
They represent and bring to mind
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
WHY FALSE

oFSETTlNG the card reading
OF an opponent is the purpose of
raise carding. BY means of the
card which you play or lead to a
particular trick. you make it ap-
pear to that opponent as If his
partner holds a certain other card
or cards really in your possession.
or else make him think you have a
certain card or cards his partner
actually holds. AS a consequence.
you may be able to fool him into
playing as you wish.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24

That same contract was tried at
two tables of a duplicate. In each
case North led the spade S. One
dcclarer was set and tho other
made the game.
At n table. the dummy's
spade 8 was covered by the ] and
won by the Q. The declarcr went
to dummy with the club X and
finessed the diamond Q. losing to
the K. North realized that spades
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
Research in PeniciIIin

and i'll what dosage: then, il pos
Siblc, what its chemical COMPOST
ton is and whether an active prin-
ciplc can he syMthcsizcd in the
chemical laboratory. Then, and
this Is the final stage, exactly
what kinds OF patients Gage, ctc.)
and what kinds Of diseases it could
be expected TO benefit.
The reports on this last stage
are just coming IN. The journal
of the American Medical Associa-
ton dcvOtcS almost It's entire is
Il of March 18th TO the subject.
In summary it may be said that
pcnIclllIn gives satisfactory re-
suits III So per cent of puS infcc-
lions due 10 staphylococcus lin
which the sulfa drugs have not
been too h~clpful), in so per cent
of pneumonia infections. in some
St~rcptOc0ccic infections lin which
apparently the sulfa drugs are
better) and in 100 per cent of
g%onococcic infections.
Broken down into clinical types
research has shown that penicillin
gives satisfactory results in boils,
carbumcles, wound infections, lobar
pneumonia, most vcncreal infcc-
tions, bone infections (osteomycli-
tiS), ear infections, meningitis and
assesses of many kinds. 1t is not
so satisfactory in blood stream in
fections, chronic bronchitis, kid
ney infections and tuberculosis.
The medical profession again, as
it has a thousand times before, in
regard to new drugs. must warn
the public that pcnicillin is not a
curc-all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

d.. N.-From a newspaper col
umn: Saw a fellow swallow two
aspirin tablets before he started
his lunch. That's bad. Aspirins
should he taken after eating. All
right. ask your Doctor" Can you
explain?
Answer: \ valuable question.
The principles on whether drugs
should be taken before or after
eating are II you want them alb
Sorbcd for systematic effect, take
them before eating 80 they will be
absorbed rapidly from the empty
stomach. and not diluted or ncu-
;rallZcd by the food. II they arc
to sOOthc the stomach or aid di-
EcStion. take them after eating.
The first class includes all pain
killers, fever rcduccrS-including
aspirin. sleeping medicine, etc.
Also Cathartics. And all these
should be taken not only before
eating, but Il half hour before so
time is allowed for full absorption.
The second class includes soda,
biSmuth and pcpsin. Your news
paper Columuist has reached a new
high for lay advice: he is dog
matte. does not explain, and is q
million per cent wrong.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-24

A. H.-What are swollen glands
in the neck and what would IL
them to stay swollen for seven
weeks?
Answer: The lymph nodes of
the neck swell with any infection
Of the hcad-from lice to tonsils,
adcnoids, running a or bad teeth.
Seven weeks is not necessarily .
long time for them to be swollen.
Remove the cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Electric Irons Sought
For Vets at Hospital

When those wounded soldiers
out az Percy Jones Hospital make
a request, civilians hurry 10 meet
,It.
Now. the call is for electric
flat irons. There is a big short
age at the hospital where many
IF the 1900 patients want 10
press their own uniforms. Some
Of them even do their own shirts
II they can find irons.
Mrs. Glenn Anderson, president
OF The Detroit Times-Sponsored
Sunshine Fund. has been trying
TO buy irons without success.
The money is there but the
merchandise is not.
II you have an extra electric
iron, whether il works or not, turn
IL IN for the Percy Jones boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Sunshine Editor Dies

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Aug.
II QNS)-Funeral plans were be-
ing made today for Maj. Lew B.
Brown, SO. St. Petersburg pub
who since 1910 had given
his paper away every day that
the sun did not shine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

They say that they can fix them
up easily.
You may leave your gift. with
your name. in the lobby Of The
Detroit Times. The irons will be
sent 10 the hospital Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
HEARTBURN
Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful.
suffOcating gas, sour stomach and heart
burn, doctors usually prescribe the fastest
acting medicines known for symptomattc
relief-medicines like those in Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings COM
fort In a jiffy or double your money back on
return OF bottle TO US. CSC at all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Order Zoe United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
SIS. Stays Maxi General

NEW YORK. Aug. II QNS)-
Cen Otto Won Stulpnagel, former
German commander in France,
was slain by SIS members, the
secret German radio Atlantic said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
'Siig|er Delays
ExtrdditiOn

~ the request Of special prose-
cutbr Kim Sieler, a hearing on The
eNtradiiion Of Armand Rohichaud
from Trenton, \! J., 10 Michigan
has been postponed until Aug. 29.
RobiChaud public relations
director for the Beneficial Man
aCemcnt Corp, together with Is
others, IS accused IN a grand Jury
warrant with a bride conspiracy
In connection with enactment of
intangible tax laws in 1893
Sicler, now en- route 70 Trenton.
made the request after conviction
Of II lawmakers and three finance
COMPANY officials graft COLT
Spracy in the 1899 Legislature.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
0eIN cine Wore

@aibineton. SahperitGnoige res
Suitisnmtes mabten barauf aufnerf.
fam, oab Die I'M 2auie ser porigen
Wod)e in San Mutonio, Geras. erbo.
bene Mnflage eegen 40 0arlebnsfir.
men unb IS gin5elperiona,, oeren Elm
5lpiibenitaatlibes ipu6erllhes Som.
plott linS Serihlu0rung sur 8ilbung
zines &orruptionsfonos slreds g6in-
fluiiung bon Staatss s2egislatiuen uno
Observation-Disclosures uoreeluorien miro,
in einem mid,tigen Yunfte bon 9roBer
prinaipieller 1raelpeite iei: Die Mn-
flage griinbet iif ndml!f auf bie
8ebauptung, 8elo falle unter Sen 8e-
griif ser ,8aren" i'm Sinne oes sln-
ti-Trult- -Beietes cine Tbeie, bie, TO-,
tpeit es auf Die glrluenoilng oieles
@eletes anfommt, onlnit gum erlten
Male aufgeitellt miro. Sour bann,
ipenn Die 8erihte iih oiele 9luffalllng
5it eigen MAIDEN, fam 0ie Nnflaoe
iiberbaupt perhanSlungsreif lperben.
Son Sen Is mitaneeflagten Snoipi.
bnen iino 55 Snbaber, Mitinbaber
ooer leitenSe 8eante BON &leln.9ar.
lebns- -6irmen. Nils wu6erid betrad).
tet Sic &eeicruns es, ,penn fir alein-
oarlebn 3inien in elmer Sobe bon 5
8ro5eut sen Monat unb oariiber be.
re1net meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Dos iinniiete pcle icit
Jahren irreecfiihrt
(Shluk boz Geite ~

Iufbau elmer oemofratiIben Weli
nitarbeten miro, fann nitbt in ienen
&reiien geiuuoen lperOen, aus oenen
I;h oas gsaenrdrtige Geeilne refrn-
iert BET. Sic muB pielmebr aus Seu-
ten belteben, sic li1 lpdbreno bes
aar5en Grieges nidt fcmpronlittie.t
ionbern itattoeiien flor belpieien ba.
ben, bab tie iiir cine uollig nnoert
Tolitif einiteben. Die einfahlte So.
lung ipdre es, iuenn Der iinniihl
Heihstas Gle Hegieruns ltiir5en mir
Sc, ober ons biirite in naber ;3ufunIt
ihiuerlih moglih lein. oern sic Go!-
le, bie oas Tarlnment in Der @c-
idid)te Slnnlanos in Sen leBten Sab.
rem geIpielt bat gcbort 81 Den tral:-
riglten &apiteln eben oieicr 8eIbifte.
HrGiioent Hpti lit gan5 gelpiB
nebr nls ireenojemano nnoers fiir bie
Holitif perantlportlih, sic Die fin
niIhe &cglcrilrg in oieier Sabren ee
fiibrt bat, uno oicie ieine Gerantlpor.
tllng lit 10 groB, oaB er iif) nldt ein-
iad) bappn loslagen fam, iuenn Der
Gag ser Nbredn,ng fomut @ir ia.
ben freilih 8runo 5u ser Soifnunq,
oaB man i'm Oa5u bringen fam, 5u
erfennen, lpas er rirflid) 5u tim bat,
unb bnB cr Damn pcriud)en miro, ieilte
iriibereu MiBsriifs mieoer gut gu
mahen. Sbne 3lueifel bat General
Mannerbeim iiber sic Sage ieiHe
ourhaus aiihternen Mniic)ten, aber
ser Nelhstae lit nif)t oaran inter.
eIiiert liz 5u boren, uno bie Hegie-
rung 5iabt barnus nift ibre logiifen
acknowledgements.
Die Hettuna Slnnlauos berubt 90,
ber auf Slpei MGnnern - 9ipti unb
Mannerbeiu, lagt ser 9lrtlfel an
Shlub. Ser eritere mllB oa5u iibers
rcoet ruerosn, enblih 5u bunoeln, uib
Ser lestere mub oie Gonmaht erbnl-
ten, blrrh5ugreifen Sies lit Die guf-
gabe Ser finniIden 6rieoeuspartei,
mo iuenn ile ibr selineen iollte, fonn-
te pieaeiht oas parlamentariiheSinn,
lano nod einmal gerettet merbeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
OPA ON TIE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land District Office of Price Ad.
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, June 80
at 3 p. m, over WJW, Cleveland,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, July
"OPA Farm News" will be pre-
sented over WJW at 12::5S p. m.
Saturday, July
at 3:l5 p. M, over WiCA
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, July 2
at OILS p. M, over WRRN
Chester BoYles.
The "OPA Reporter" will be
heard Monday through Friday at
1:55 P. NJ. over station WCIE.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Die 0aielit,,Q Qmeten iiir
Sas 3. pierteljakr t944

gSaibington. Yetro!eanl-l lbmini.
TRAITOR Sarolo 8. SSfes gibt befannt,
onb fir ons brittle Tiertcljabr 1914
tGglih 1,25O,OOO SAB @aiolin iiir
5ipilen Mttcmobilperfebr bereitgci.t!:t
Weroen. Iies iteat geseniiber bem ec-
senpGrtlgcn 5ipeiten Giertclinbr cine
Senfllng bon 1000 SAB pro Gag oar
Sic auf Sen 9fiitgana oes 9eoarfs
ser 2,nopirtihaft nm oieie Sabres.
5eit 5llriid5uiiibren lit.
Die Yetroleul1iltouitrle arbeitet
ihluerer ais je 5upor, llno 5luar in
poQiger llebereirfrnit NIT Der Hegic>
rlne. Sic Fat it'd nibt nur perpilih-
tet, alles 5u tun, INN ben ltGnolg
mahienoen Mniprberungen unierer
StreitfrGfte in 1eberiee gereht 81,
merocn. lonoern tie bat es gleid5eitlG
aud) ernlGgliht, oaB Ser 3ipilper.
braud ni6t beidnitten 5u peroe,
braldt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
6Sditpreiie nun aud fir s,bramd)te
Mrmcefabr5em0e

Waibinston. Die Office Of Nrice
slominiitrotion gibt befannt, Oab fir
45O 6abr5eugtppen unb Wtooelle, Die
BON ser s(rmee beuust iperoen, iebt
&0bitpreiie nah ocn gleid)eh MaB-
itdben uno Metbooen ieitseiebt irer-
oen, sic bereits fir Sen Gerfarf &C.
brauhter fomnter3ieler 0totorfabr-
3euee aneslpenoet tueroen. Inter Die
neue &ohltpreisresulierung fir ge.
braudte Mrmee-Gabr5euge falen aud)
Muffl6rungstpoeen bonn IDp oes
,Seep', Station @agons uno audi &c.
ionoers gebaute 2aittpagen uno Mn.
baneer (Trailer).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29

Council lmb 13O anoere rationale
Srganliationen baben lif) pereinigt
5u elmer &agne oieien a. Suli 81
einem !Sieeesiuli olirb Serringerung
bon ltnf1aen 81 MAIDEN. Dies fanr
aber nid,t erreift lperoen auBer iie
tln ihre Nflid,t. @oimmer iie pielleitt
iino, mas INNER lie peiaeiht tltn iper.
Sen tudbreno oen 6eiertaesperiooen
ieien iie porlidtis. Srinft piel @ailcr
aber nitt allSu faltes @aiier ooer els.
falte 8etrdnfe, ipe3iea ipenn iie iiber.
bist iino.
Mm 4. Suli feiern mir unfere
llnabbdngigheit. llniiIle perbinoern
lit unier 9eltreben oieie llnab.
bangigfeit ar erbalten. Garum felt
ertra boriiGtig irns immcr iie tun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Stakl Ser iettuafte p,anet
in japaniieter Amitm,,e
Sumbenansriff anf bas sr0kte
japaniid,c Stablmerf ais quite
2nftitrateai1 anaeicben

@aibinaton. Der srobe 8omben.
ongriii ser neuen 9s29 auf oas ci.
eentlite Sanan ridtete iid, itratesiid)
seieben, aaf Sen ihmGhIten Nunft il
ser iapaniihen Hiiituno-oie Stdbl-
inoultrie. Sapan brauht Stabl,
banptiddlif natiirlih fir icine Sdii,
fe, Senn Bic itetigen Shiffsperluite tie.
oie Sen Sapanern ourb amerifaniide
Taudboote uno 0Iieeer 5ueefiiet
ipcroen, miiiien idperc 5olgen fir
ocn iapaniiGen transport gebobt
baben.
Gin nldhtieer Shlas sesen oas
groBte iapaniihe Stablluerf lit allein
bon oieiem @eiihtspunft aus quite
Strateeie. Sierin 3eigt iiG iibriyens
ser llnterid,;eb 5tuiihen ser iapc,
niihen lnb Ser beutIfeu &rie9s,pirt.
idaft. Die bauptiddlihiten beutihen
3iele paren Tli,g5eugfabrifen, Del.
raffinerien, demiid)e uno 8umml-
iabrifen, SauGbootbifen unO @erf.
ten, gabnlinien uno bann StaD!per.
!, fe. Die oeutihe Stablinouitrie miro
bon Sen aliierten 2uftltrateser ais
nidt 10 ipibtig eingeifast Uie bic
| iapaniide.
Serner ipar bel bem Nngriff au'
Ya,pate bcmerfens,pert, baB er tei
Nadt burbaefiibrt 1purbe. Sas mcg
siuei 8riinoe gebab tbaben: eritens
germi:,oer.ng ser @efabr fir bie sln.
ereifer uno 5t,eitens SEPARATIONS
sriinoe. Ger slngriif iuno siriidel,
10 uno II llbr nahts itatt. Cs iteD!
alio felt, bob Oer Start Der umerifs.
niid)en &;eienbomber bel Sageslidt
erfulgte, ipahrideinlib auh bie 2an.
ouns. Die ioeeuannte Nrd5iiionsbom-
baroierune bon 3ielen bel ytaht Bill
BET feline srobe SGluierigfeit mebr. Sll
YGrnta idon gar nidlt, oa es an-
moslid lit, &odofen 5u peroanfeln.
Ser 6eueridein ser Sefen biloet e!n
geraoe5u ioeales 3iel.
8ebauerlid lit, oaB BEL bem eritel
Slug bereits bier ser ittperen 8ont-
Der perloren gingen. 3auei itiir5ten ab
fur5 nod bem slufilug uno 5tpei muir
oen abgeihoiien. giner oaucn ioll
in 8iemlid eutem 3uitano in Ole Sdn-
Sc ser Sapaner sefallen iein. Dab oie
@onlber ieoer einunoeinbalbe Miaion
0ollar foitet, lit leidt peritdnolih,
oenn oas Bauen zines oerartigen
Jlue5euaes aaein erforoert Mrbeit
'mno ser transport nod China, tpo lie
auigeitlegen iein ioueu, erforoerte nod
mebr Miiba uno Soften. Mber alles III
allem, sic 8ombaroierung ser Stabl-
1perfe eibt Sic @etuiBbeit, oaB aud
ser &riee i'm 6ernen Often niht Bis
1850 fortgeiebt tueroen braudt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29

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