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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

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YOUTH Meeting IS MARCH 81

Delegates will include young
people from Europe; Japan; China
and the Philippines.
Geo. Lewis Hersman; president
of the III. State Youth Council;
said the program will include
Mary Shadow: 24-year old Ten
nessee legislator and chairman of
the national youth campaign for
the international Christian Uni
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

More than 1000 young persons
from Protestant churches through
out Illinois will attend the Illi-
nois Protestant Youth Congress
March 81; April and 2 at the
University of Illinois.
President George Stodard viii
give the address. Building Today
for a Christian World" win be the
theme Of the congress.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
JUSTICE TRIuMPHs OR

JUSTICE TIKI y MPHS OK
DID IT?
Rome; ia; -tAtlas)- Here in
this small city; where one who
is not member of the superior
race; any resemblance that identi-
fies them with any city beyond
the Mason Dixon line; you are
sometimes stuna with a feeling
that maybe this is not part of
that great Country that the whole
world is watching so feverishly to-
day. Is it place where Seven
Negroes were deprived of their
lawful and moral--yea; human
rights as citizens; and who had
only one recourse; and that was
to appeal to the consciousness Of
this great citizenry for just o.
pinion.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
The TOWN
.usSAncnA
wnlA
RERaaARCE2A

Boy! Am glad the holidays are over. I'll bet you are
too chum. Twas strenuous ten days but lovely time
was had by all.
The 1000 Sepian fans who helped make up the
64816 spectators the Orange Bowl Monday really saw
whale of ballgame as Santa Clara upset Kentucky 21
Coach Jake Gather and History Prof A. S Parks came
down from Famcee for the game and some horse rac-
ing Leo jenkins has new Chevy and Charlie Davle
is sporting sleek Dynaflow Buick Carl Riou has re-
turned to his pre-med studies at and College Fred
ole Brown was down from Harlem for the holidays
Reginald Sandands has been mustered out of the army
and driving his cab again Percy Oliver is home on
furlough Dick Wallace has returned from trip to
Nassau.
They had line mile long at the B. Solomon chapel
last week to get look at Estee Jones' mysterousy MUIR
dered Christmas Eve. The body shipped to her
home Jessup Ca It is rumored the will be reopen
ed -. James Wallace caught plane back to Manhat-
tan Thursday after visiting wife Lois and baby Jm
Jr. during the holidays The Joe Keys have little
Capricorn It's girl born Tues. am The wedding
cepton at the Ceve SIMPSONS for Cynthia Smith and Al
fred Bethel nice Over 200 guests The Ebony mag
azne team did story the beautiful w P. Beach homes
this week Sam Solomon plans to revive the Miami Call
(or is it the Miami Whip?) next week. It's rumored big
real estate holder in Opa Locka named H. M. Minor is
backing the venture Al Knsey with wife and baby
back from holiday motor trip to Massachusetts,.
Was the lucky Cadillac winner, Leon Tappin the
Il guy know as Leon Mcpherson? Anyhoo, Tappin
Schmappn, the guy doesn't give who ne lets drive
his Caddy The Norma Miller revue took long mite
Charles Aranha (Ah-rahn-nah pease in Harlem He's
suppose to bring wife, Norene back home Charles
johnson is driving Pontiac We just heard that
Ruth Ferguson Mills died Thursday at Jax Memorial
More people taking the golf game week. Too
bad that people who really could afford set Of
clubs won't take up the game. Speaking of go-Willie
"Nub" Wilson, guy with only arm, shot 48 on the
back nine Monday. And to think can't do it with two.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
CARD OF THANKS
We, the family of,

we, the family OF,
REV. ROLAND S. JOHNSON :.
victim of the car wreck by liquor
transfer truck on October %, 194S,
wish to express our whole hearted
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors for their individual help
and various donations during our
illness We are especially grateful
to Dorsey High School, Liberty
City Elementary and Primary
schools, the Sunshine Vacation
Club, Walkers Temple Church of
God in Christ, and the employees
of the Miami Beach Railway Go.
for financial donations. We are also
extremely thankful for groceries
and fruits donated by the Mothers
Club of Jackson's Toddle Inn, Troy s
Market, the Willing Workers Club.
the Fifth Avenue Church Of God in
Christ, the Liberty City Elementary
and Primary Schools, the First Born
Church and the Church of God at
Carver's Ranches. We all are doing
nicely by the help of Gods hand
touching in due time.
Mrs. M. b. johnson and Family
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
NASSAU NEWS

Last years election is
still very much in the lime
light. On December 27, IL
summonses were issued to
persons charged with cleo
ton irregularities. They are
Benson Dermott, Frank
Moss, Richard Barratt, Dur
ward Knowles, Theodore
Pyfrom, Wilmore Balm, AL
fred Collie, Patrick Collie,
Arthur Moss, Leon McKin-
ney, A. P. Pritchard and
Eugene Dupuch, the latter
two were candidates in the
Crooked Island District cleo
ton last July.
The battery of lawyers
who will represent these
men, include Barrister T. A.
Toote, A. F. Adderley, w.
E. A. Calender and Mr.. Lo-
ran Pyfrom. This news is
causing much interest in our
city.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
Pressure Groups Plan
National Civil Rights
Mobilization

Washington - (ANP) -
In order to secure enact
ment of the civil rights pro-
gram by Congress early this
year, the NAACP in cooper
alton with other national or
ganizations such as the Fed
eral Council of Churches,
the AFL, CIO, National
Council of Negro Women,
American Jewish Congress,
and others is planning a Ma
tional Civil Rights Mobili-
zation to be held in Wash
ington on Jan. 1917.
Among the speakers who
will appear at this confer
ence are Sen. Scott w. Lu-
cas-, majority leader, on
whose shoulders rests the re-
sponsibility of breaking an
anticipated Dixiecrat fill
buster against civil rights,
Minority leader Kenneth s.
Wherry, Roy wilkins, chair
man of the mobilization and
acting NAACP secretary,
and sponsors of various civil
rights bills, and perhaps ma
tional chairmen of the major
political parties.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07

In sad but loving memory of our
dearly beloved one,
VIOLA JOHNSON WALLACE
who departed this life January 8,
194s.
A precious one is gone
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
Which can never be filled
She left this shore
To come no more,
She has gone through her toilsome
years:
She has left vale Of tears:
She is survived by mother, Ethel
johnson Roberts, daughter, Peggy
Jean wallace.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear son,
ENOS A. GARDINER, JR.
who departed this life January z,
1947.
We love him but Jesus loves him
best. He is gone but not forgotten.
We will understand it better by
and by.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Gardiner
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
REV. r. w. TYSON

Rev. T. w. Tyson OF 1901 NV
10th ST., expired at home Friday,
December 81. A resident Of Miami
for the past Is years, coming here
from Palatka He is survived by his
wife, Lillian Tyson, two sons, one
sister and a host of other relatives.
Funeral services under the direction
of Seniors Funeral Home will be
held at Mt. Moriah AME Church
Friday Jan. 3.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
Bolita Odds Cut;
Business Falls OFF
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CONTINUED from page u
vice squad raids if they did.
Many Miamians are buy
ing their Cuba across the
county line where the odds
remain at 7O-1. w. p.
Beach and Key West got the
bulk of the play offering top
odds of 80-1.
AS yet nobody knows just
who ordered the odds cut.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
Announcement
CTS WILLIAMS

Funeral services for Mr.. Gus
Williams, S6SB NV 14th Terrace
will be held at Friendship Baptist
Church on Saturday, January T.
1850 at 1890, Rev. ]. I. Ross, ON
ciating. The body will be carr1eo 70
Ft. Iauderdale to Benson Funerai
Home and will be on view for one
hour. Burial will be made IN tne
family plot at Ft. Lauderdale ceme'
terry.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
CARD OF THANKS
The family Of the late,

The family of the late,
SYBIL ROLLE
take this method to thank their
many friends for the kindness
shown them during their hours OF
sadness. Especially do we thank
Seniors Funeral home for their SER
vice.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
DEATHS
GEORGE SMITH

Funeral services for George Smith
so. Of Homestead, were. conducted
Wednesday, December 81 from
Seniors Chapel. The remains were
shipped to Thomasville. Ga for
burial.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
CARD OF THANKS

Thanks to the members and
friends of st. Matthew Baptist
Church for New Year gifts to me on
that night. o may the God of Hea-
ven bless all of us. May this year
be a year of success to us in Jesus
sweet name.
Thank you all.
Rev. N. F. Clark,
Your dearest friend
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
THEODORE HOPE

Theodore Hope, 20. 1346 NV 5th
ave-, who was killed Saturday, Dec
Is. He leaves a mother Willie Lee
Jones Of West Palm Beach and
ether relatives. The remains were
shipped by Seniors Funeral Home
to GAINESVILLE, Fla. for burial.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07

In sad but loving memory Of our
dear father. Dan Smith, who de-
parted this life January 4. 194s.
Gone but not forgotten. May he rest
in peace.
Mrs. Augusta Newbold,
daughter and family
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance
Of our dear niece, Miss Alma Higgs.
who departed this life January Z.
1S49.
May light perpetual shine upon
her.
Mrs. NJ. E. stevens and family
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
Caxds---Menlorials
IN MEMORIAM

In loving emory of our dear
mother and grandmother,
In loving memory of our dear
who departed this life January 2.
1884. May she rest in peace.
Barrett and Turner Family
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
REBECCA CLARDY

Funeral services for Rebecca
Clardy. 81. of Princeton were con-
Quoted Thursday, Jan. 3 from Seniors
Funeral Chapel with burial al
Princeton cemetery.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07

The Bahamas Brother
hood Treat for poor child
rem at the Western Senior
School was another success
full affair. More than 800
bags of niceties and cool
drinks were distributed.
The treat was officially
opened by Mrs. T. E. Hut
Crimson who was introduc-
ed by Mr.. C. H. Reeves.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07

Some improvements have
been made to the Ardastra
Gardens which afford a
much larger dancing pavil-
lion and is greatly appreciat-
ed by patrons.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
VETERANS AFFAIRS EXPERT
To ADDRESS MIAMI CTS


Mr.. George Holland, a member OF
the staff Of the Veterans Admins
tration's headquarters office In
Washington, ID. c.. will come TO MI
ami during the week OF January 2z
and will speak to the veterans Of
this city, advising them Of their
rights and privileges on all matters
pertaining to the Veterans Admin
istration. Mr.. Holland will be here
to answer all questions that veter'
ans may have on their minds, con-
cerning, a bonus. insurance divi'
dendz. housing, and other benefits
under the CT Bill of Rights. 1t IL
both advisable and necessary that
all veterans Of this community
make It a point to be present when
Mr.. Holland speaks, If they expect
to get the many benefits TO which
they are entitled.
The exact place and date OF Mr..
Hollands appearance will be an
nounced next week. Be sure to watch
for II and be sure to attend. Vet
erans will regret IT, II they are not
there.
ave TO MEET
The regular meeting Of Miami
Chapter No. 2, ave will be held on
Sunday. January s. at 4 pm. at st.
Agnes Parish Hall. All members
and other visitors are asked to at
tend.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07
SPECTATOR

most promising tenors in this city,
really needs no Introduction. He has
already made an excellent name for
himself and is fast climbing to
higher heights. A fine musical treat
is in store for all who attend this
very special attraction, and for
one, recommend it very highly. Ad'
mission for the recital is $1.0O. and
tickets are now on sale by members
of the ave, the Excelsior Dramatic
Club. the Douglas Primary PTA,
and other friends of Hepburn. Re-
member the date time and place, It's
Thursday, January 10 at $50 pm.
at st. Matthews Baptist church.
The Miami times., 1950-01-07

Large numbers turned out
to witness the annual mas
querade parade. There was
a plenty of fun and cash
prizes from two pounds to
twenty r
Mrs. Sarah Ingraham
and Mr.. Robert Albury were
joined in Holy Wedlock at
Bethel AME Church on De-
cember %. The bride was
given away by her son and
attended by Mrs. Louise Sy-
monette. Mr.. George Min
mis- was best man.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G.. Bow
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
celik Jackson of Atlanta,
Ga. were guests of Hon. and
and Mrs. T. A. Toote during
the holidays.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
Die zeremonien zum SchIuss des
hei|igen Jahres am Hei|igen Abend
beqinn NIT elmer Procession.

rSm Glouben unb burt bic s(utori=
tat llnieres 6errn Seius Gbriitus.
Sphn ocs 9cbenoen @ottes." Tas
slpeite Wtal: Ser su Dem 9(poitel=
fiirlten iaatc. ou bit Tetrlls" lmo
sum brittcn Wal: ~llno auf bieicn
sSclien mill id meine Stride baucn."
9ann miro Der Gaplt brei peraoloete
gaflteine auf Ser Gdipelle nicoerle,
aen, ben einen in Der Miitte, Den
aipeiten sur rehten un6 Den oritten
sur linte,l ,lieoerleoeno ia0en: 9Sir
leNen Ben eritcn Stein slr Sd)lie=
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ipurbe. Ser Gapit aebt su ieinem
Chrome allriid lulo reiniat bic SGn=
&c, ser &aroinal GroBp0nitcntiar
leat 0rei neiBe Vaditeine auf bic
Sd,ipelle uno bic geihtpGtcr ocs ct.
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lteine an ibre. Nad, 2cQlna Ser er=
item Hcibc BON Vofiteinen miro bic
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iibcrsoaenen 9tabmen, ein oroRes
&rcua tra0eno Neihloiien. 9as 9(b=
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Grteilrrna bes apoitoliihen Seaens
NIT 0eipGbrlna bes esSubilGrlmsz9(b=
loiles brinaen Die 2eremonien s,tm
MbihluB.
slebnlide 3eremonien finben
alcid),eitia bel ben brei ar0Beren Ya=
iilifen in Gom itatt. lpeldle sic Gil=
Ger pdbrcn6 bes .6eiliNen Sahres be-
illdt baben. HapIt Gills ipiro in ei-
mem 3oniiitorillm am 12. 9e,embcr
bic &aroillal 2eaaten erHcnncn, oie
BET oieien 3crcmonien flln0icrcl,
lper6en.
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Die Lvpe broehte
es an den Tag

6urth /. %. - Sn SEN letten
5asen fam iiter Jlrtb I'M @alo ein
Sl1oetcnoeutiber, ser folaenoe bel.
tere GpiioOe aus Dem Sihehen.To,
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to6ertagen 5. s. iono sic tiGed)iihe
3eitling Sbrana Siou" reiBenocn slb-
Iat I'M 9an5cn Sanoe, beionoers aber
lit Sen er0beren StGoten. @lcib;eitig
begann ei1, Stllrm auI sic Sptifer.
liben, biz bie lebte 9upe perfauit
mar. 8ar tpar aeiheben? Gie rSbra.
na Sibu" bate in entlpredenber
9ariteQlrg iiber Sas slbfommer
General Grdnlas NIT SEN. Suoeten,
beutihen bericjtet, cs 9clchmGht unS
laGerlidl gemad)t. Ser politiihe Me'
oafteur batte obcr 3ugleif Die Gbo,
toarapbie ser eriten Seite elmer beut'
| iheu 3eitl,ns in ser bas slbfoumer
I'M 8ortlaut per0ifentIicbt apar, &C.
bradJt. Die 3ibehen tuarcn natiirlid
nel,gierig, 5lt erIabrcu, ipie ser Ser
trag eigenlid lautete. 3u Sieien1
3,ped ipuroen Sic 2upen gebraudt
oie nun erItens oen pabren Snba!
bes 9lbfommens on SEN Sag bracb
ten ,,no 3lpeitens bic tpabre 8eiin
nung Der Serren 2eicr oifenbarten
@ie Elm foItbares &Ieirob tpuroe,
3eitlug uno 9upe bon Sano 8,
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nod fcine tidehiibe 3eitlng i
eriinSlid) itlloicrt ipJrSen. tpie 81
,Sbrana 9iou". 9nS Slbfonmel
IanS aagclneine 3ultmmlms I'M
,uor ,pobenlans baS 8eiprahstbenlt
lrnter bier slugen.
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I'm Rvhrgebiet wvrde
zuerst Brot qebocken

Serne. - 9as erite 8rot auf el,-
ropdiihem Booen ioa i'm &ubrgebiet
gebafen tporoen iein lrn0 nibt im
Bebiet Ser YiabIba,lten an ben
fbpeiScriiden uno iiiooeutihcn Seet.
Ginige Sunbe, bie III elmer feraml.
ihcn Sieollmg @eitialens III go'
hlln1-Siltrop cntoeft ,puroeu, 1ollen
iest nof cingebenoer ltnterIlhung
burh Yroiciicr Sermann 9uooe'
MiinIter sen 9elueis erbruht baben,
bab in ser ehpa 4,5OO SATIRE alten
Sieolung ihon 9rot eebaden iuuroe.
9ishcr bate man angenommen, Dos
critic grot in europa ici BON ETobl'
baueru etpa Inn 1000 Dor 9brlltl
@eburt gebafen woroen. gsah bielell
iiinslten gntocduusen in go6ml'
riirite oas crite ipeItialilde grot I'm
etua 500 Sabre Glter iein. Die Sleo'
luna in 9od)um,Siltrop ,uar 1919
ourd, Nas Serner emlbertalnllllel,n
eutDcdt ,uorOcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
President Truman spricht
am Freitag abend
Man reehnst damii, dass or nalionaIen notzusiand
proklamieren Wird.
Fine soehe Mo..nohme wverde do. Land ost soenzleh
ovf Kriessfvss steIIen und dem Proesdenten
vieIe weitere voImoehten seben.

8. slufhebuna aeipiiier aeietliher
9eitinul,llnocn iiber SOhne bon 9lr.
beitern inter pffentlihen gaufon.
traften.
10. 8elpaifnune omcrifoniihcr
Shiiie.
II. stusid,rcibuna Inn slnaebote
fann fallen oelaiieu lperhen.
12. @rncnnllna ipeiterer 8enerd.
lc lno 'sIaoaenoffisiere.
13. Suspenbierllna Der 9seniionic-
rlna ODER slusiheiouna reaulGrer
slrmeeoffi,icre.
IA. sluirchterhaItllna bon en-.
itrllftionsloaern fiir ]feierpeofii,iere
ouf mebr als iehs &prbeu in einem
Salr.
Is. gepnllmGdtiauno bes 2(r,nee.
iefretdrs, @ebGuoe inn gupoesoi.
tiff Columbia iii militGiihe 3tpede
su mieten.
16. Geripenblma oelpiiier benz
Serritorilm Soolpaii ilbertroaene
SGnnereien fin Gerteioiounas,lp
II. Grhohuna Der 3ahI Der slr.
mec.0eneralitabsoffiiier ,mb Der
IrmecItabsoffiiieer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
zwiespae|ti Mexiko
neutrality-suspicious. der Resiervns - Armvt
und Reichfum.

Nmerifa ,nabbanais 5,i weroen.
slber es slbt 5u piel "EoIiticos" in
Merlfo. 0as iinb Seute, iiir bie Sic
Bolitif elm 6eifdit beoeutet; lie
,pobnen meiit a,,Berbolb Der Staot
IL, praGtpollen Sillen llno NalGlten.
S6tuobl sic ofii5ielIen 8ebdlter Ser
"Yoliticos" uerbGltnismaBig nieoria
iino, erbalten lie ganj oiienliGtIid,
BON anoerer Seite crbebIhe 3upcn'
bungen. Sat Elm amerifaniiber 81.
nansmann in ieinem eisenen 2anot
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iiber bie amcrifaniiGe 8renje unl
maht ieiu @eid)dit nit irsenoeineu
~Yolitico". g,lropGiid)e Sdmars
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ionitrpo a,f Dem ulten Sentiment oel
gooen 81, beiB getporoen lit, perlegcr
ibre Tatisfeit eriol9reif nah @tcri
to Gitp, ,luS finben bel Ben rEoIiti
cos" ein peritdnonispollcs entgeger
fomnen.
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N|inisterk konferenz ueber
Bonner Aufruestune


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ben iou.
Muf bieie @eiie tpcroen audi BIZ
MuRenminiIter Der brei @roBmGrbtt
9lmerifa, Gnolanb umo sSranfreih
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14

Merifo Gitp. - Die merifaniide
2egierllng ,nadt ale slnltrengungeu,
I'm ibr aroBes acknowledgements.
gramm burh5ufiibren. slui inertia.
uiidem 8oSen eutIteben Neienbau'
nerfe in iuper-amerifanild)em Stil.
Die Sauptitabt bes 2anoes, Merlfo
Gitp, lit duBerlid) geieben bel,te elm
fleines SEEM Dorf - cine aeid)aitise,
ldrmenoe Staot NIT 3 Miaionen
Ginpobnern. Mui sen StraBen iiebt
man piele amerifauiidje Stromlinien.
autos. Su Sen mooernen &otels
miro eiu 1nporitelbarer Gurus ent'
ialtet unO in SEN 8arenbduiern
triiit man cine @areniiille on, sic
nidt I'M Geralcih ltebt CUR aauI'
frait Der Waiien.
&aum bat ndrnlid) ser 8eluher
ein iolb pornebmes Sutel 1T 0terifo
Gitp berIalen unb idIenbert oie
Mpenioa Be Suare, bluunter, 10 5elgt
| lid) unberbiillt slrmut uno duBerlte
8eSiirftisfeit. 8linoe, aranfe uno
ariippel itreden lire Sdnoe rad)
gl(moien aus. sllte gcbelgte uno nit
NusihIag beoedte Minner mao aud)
Jrauen ibliirien bariuB iiber oas
barte Yilaiter, I'M iidl in Den Saus'
iluren nod einem Sdlafplas l'nl'
5uicben.
Nterifo lit tros ieiner iuberliden
9liite INNER nod eln per5pelreli
urmes SanS, oos untcr @alicr-, Mel'
sen. uno Maismansel leioet. 20
Yrojent Ser geuoIferuns iino gnal'
pbabeten. Sic tpobucn iGIcdt nno
leben tcilneiie Iait Wie Die Slere. Ser
;SremOenperfebr bat einen ungebelrel1
llmiang angenomnren. Sn oielcln
Ssabr idGtt man allein Den gelud
BON s(merifanern aui 100000, mo-
ourh lid ein mabrbaiter 2ollarleser
iiber bas Sano ersleBt. Gin Sollar
cutipriht S,5 merifaniifen Felos
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat el'
nen @phenueroienit pcn 90 Eelos
uno es lit niht uerpulloerlld, 'uenl'
ct ieoen slmerifaner iiir elnen tlel'
ueu MiQionar bult. Ile Sourl'tel''
Dollars iliebcn nah Den ltSN pleoel
,uriif, oa 95 YroSent oes nlerltanl'
lden Sanoels nit slmerifa getatig1
nerOen.
Mcrifo ben Merifancrn.
Ser Merifuuer beidluert iid) bitter
iiber sic iinausieae Gorberrihait oel
lSM, er fleibet feline @efiible III cit
altes traurises Spritbport: "Mterl
fo - bu Wtutter ser Trcnoen Uni
| Stieimutter oeincr eiaenen Sobnc.
| Die Aesierns oes Yrliioenten Miane
Nleman belniibt lid, nod ardIten
WalSel 81 idaiicn. l(nter Den
Shlagtport: rWierifo Sen Werlfa
nern" periud)t lie, SnouItrie mi
2anSrpirti6ait 81, bcbenL I'M pol