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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20
Feminine Fashion Flair
BY BERNADINE CARRICKETT

Being practically every
where will
along
collections distinctive
varied idea will be the thing
it would be good idea to include
Fine wOOl-kns being during every Of
the of the probably put
the your lightweight
be used during
the months
the
with practically any accessory your wardrobe.
The the popular good
because they be
with blouse shwast jersey
material thus making
invariably hred with eascized
the normal waistlne thus poised
OF the best it all
pressing keep smooth groomed
really, what could be time saving vacation?
The be a pastel or
giving perfect casual costume Andlf the
pIeaed-terrfic!
To that there definite of today
would oversimplifcaton perhaps
feel unchanged fashion
can't by including wardrobe the
New this giving the knitted good
popularity packable jersey
similar design These simplicity
brief cleeves and gathered skirts
greens
backgrounds
These appealing like the always
mediate and any trip
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20
No Bar Against
Negro cabbies.
Union Claims

A letter from Wilfred c. Le-
land, executive director of the
Minneapolis Fair Employment
Practice Commission quotes the
business agent of Taxicab Drivers
and Helpers Union, Local 95s as
saying that the union has no race
bar and that Negro employees of
the Yellow Cab Co. (other than
cab drivers) are members of the
union.
Leland made an investigation
after Mrs. NJ. d. Zimmerman had
written this paper that drivers for
the Yellow Cab Co. had told her
that Negroes were not allowed
membership in their union.
None of the Minneapolis cab
companies have ever employed
any known Negro-Americans as
drivers. Yellow Cob now employs
women drivers Many of the lead
ing cities in the north, including
Milwaukee have Negro drivers for
both the Yellow and independent
companies.
Mr.. Leland's letter said
Editor:
We were interested in the letter
from Mrs. NJ. ID. Zimmerman
which appeared in your paper on
July 10, concerning the report that
Negroes are not eligible for mem
bership in the cab drivers union.
We are informed that Negro
employees of the taxicab COM
panies working in positions other
than cab drivers, are now MEM
bers of Taxicab Drivers and Help
ers Union. Local 958. The business
agent also states that Negro cab
drivers were members of the union
at the time when they were en-
ployed by the Avenue Cab Com
PAW. This concern was owned by
Negro businessmen who sold their
license to another company in
1949.
So far as we know, there are no
Negro drivers now employed by
any of the taxicab companies in
Minneapolis, although we have
been told by both the companies
and the union that qualified
drivers will be accepted without
discrimination. We hope that
qualified Negro drivers interested
in taxicab work will apply TO the
companies and will report their
experience to the Fair Employ
ment Practice Commission at the
city WiIfred c. Leland Jr.,
Executive Director, City Of Mime
apOlis, Fair Employment Practice
Commission, July Is, 1851.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

You can place a Classified Ad
in this paper for as little as Toe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20
Army Hollis Race
Designation On All
TFoVel Orders

A letter to Jonas G. Schwartz,
Minneapolis attorney from Sena-
tor Wayne Morse of Oregon, re-
vealed that on May s, the Army
had prohibited all use of racial
designation on orders involving
the travel and assignments of in
dividuals during induction and in
itial training phases.
This was a victory for the Min
neapolis NAACP which pressed
the end to racial designation with
the Army in Washington along
with Senator Hubert II. Hum
phrey.
The letter revealed the change
in policy was in a reply from Sec
rotary of the Army Frank Pace
to Senator Morse who has inter-
ested himself in the Minneapolis
NAACP fight against Army seq
regation.
The Minneapolis NAACP's legal
redress committee, composed of
Schwartz, Sidney Lorber, william
Cratic, branch president, Henry
Thomas and Howard Bennett has
attracted nationwide attention by
carrying the fight on army segre-
cation not only to Washington but
to some of the leading newspapers
in the country.
It's recent conference with as
sistant to the Secretary Of De-
Tense, Anna Rosenberg was the
first conference on army segrega-
ton secured by a local branch
with this important defense Off
Cial. Sitting in the confab several
weeks ago at the Hotel Radisson
was Lorber, Cratic, Schwartz and
Cecil Newman of the Spokesman
and Recorder papers.
The Minneapolis NAACP enter
ed the anti-segregation fight
after Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stone.
856 Bryant Ave. No, Minneapolis
had cause Senator Edward Thye
TO launch an inquiry on the Jim
Growing of Melvin Stone Jr upon
his induction in the army.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

Battle Creek was the scene Fri
day. July 10, of a pow WOW given
by Miss Mary Coins, 655 w. Cen
trail Ave, in honor of her cousin,
Miss Dolores Fuller of Washing
ton, D. c. Those enjoying the out
ing were Carlotta Doyle, Sylvia
Byrd, Julia, Roberta and Marian
Jones, Mary Ellis Manning, Rus
sell Rostad, Myron Barnett
Richard Blakely, Carl Cockren
John Fowler and Joseph Price.
Mr.. John Morgan, Pasadena
Calf, a former resident of St
Paul, spent two weeks inthe city
visiting his cunt, Mrs. r. w. Err
win, 927 Rondo Ave.
The Cameo Social Club will
meet Saturday, July % at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dovid Mill
gan, 1908 Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Ermine HaIl-AIlen, con-
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Steele, 1922
Dupont Ave. No, had as their
guests for several days, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Price of Omaha, Neb.
Rev. and Mrs. VI. l.. Simmons,
1888 Fifth Ave. So, entertained
the Stokes WITCH. Tuesday eve
ming, July 7 at their home. Mrs.
LOlah Lynch, district director of
Visual Education showed several
Sims. Mrs. Matte Boyd, Saginaw
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wAsHINcToNIANs VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Williams
Marie Tobey) of Washington. D.
c. arrived in st. Paul for a visit
Sunday, July IS with relatives. On
the evening dinner was held in
their honor at the home of their
sister and brother in law, Mr.. and
GamaGel Ferguson, 937 Rondo
Ave. Other guests at the affair
were Mrs. Rosamond Collier, Mr..
and Mrs. James Logan and Mrs.
Rosamond Johnson.
Mrs. Williams is a former St.
Pauhte. The visiting couple will
be "at home" to friends for a few
days at 937 Rondo Ave.
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ted in last weeks report on the
affair.
Air Forces Sergeant, Willis
Donald Gates. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis d. Gates, 3s47 Second Ave.
So, is on home on furlough. Ser
geant Gates has been stationed
at Walker Air Base at Roswell,
New Mexico. He was accompanied
to the city by Corporal Albert
Truitt Of Austin, Texas. Sergeant
Gates will be remembered by
readers Of this paper as conductor
of the teen-age column, Juvenile
1--WE" Of several years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons will meet Saturday, July %
at 6 p. m. at the home of Mrs. r.
S. Underwood, 1888 Third Ave. S.
Mrs. ArvilIe Tate, 1856 Fourth
Ave. So, entertained her aunt,
Mrs. S. Thurston, her nieces, Mrs.
Rosetta Goldson and her two
nephews, Mr.. James and William
Harding of Indianapolis, Ind.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

Mich, past president of the Stokes
WTCU was present and gave a
brief talk. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Price left
the city Saturday, July IL, after
two weeks visit. While visiting
here, they were extended many
social courtesies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20

tralto, will be guest soloist at the
Pop Contest" Saturday evening,
July % at the st. Paul Auditor
ium.
DIR. Lillian Lewis, 675 IgIehart
Ave, is i'll at home with a virus
condition of the throat. DR.. Lewis
will be confined to her home for a
week.
Mrs. Ruth Colbert of Detroit,
Michigan is visiting with her
brothers, Mr.. T. r. Simmons of
4S6 st. Anthony and Mr.. Maceo
Simmons of 633 Rondo Ave
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Rev. Parker Conducting
Curfer ChupeI Services

Rev. Charles T. Parker of Min
neapolis is conducting services at
Carter Chapel CINE church in the
absence of pastor Rev. c. w.
Williams who is vacationing with
his family in Illinois.
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battleS ana niece, Bessie Wrl
and Frank Kahout and children.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Henderson,
1929 Bryant Ave, No, have as
their guest for a week, Mr..
Archie Harrod OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr., Harrod is formerly of Wash
ington, ID. c. and a former stu
dent at the University of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Briggs OF
Cleveland Ohio, motored to the
city during their vacation to visit
friends and relatives. While here
they were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Smith, 402s Fourth
Ave. So, who surprised them with
a pokeno party. Mrs. Primith
Cook, S72s Portland Ave, enter
tanned them with a dinner for
twenty-three, served by Mrs.
Briggs mother, Mrs. Jessie Jack
son and Mrs, Briggs three daugh-
tiers at 97s Bryant Ave. No,
Brunch was served by Mrs. Ora
Finney, 1918 Third Ave. So, Mr..
and Mrs. Briggs are former resi-
dents Of Minneapolis.
Pfc. william Stacker, Mr.. J.
Harris and Johnny Wade motored
to the city Saturday, July IA from
Gary, Ind, to spend a few days
fishing and visiting relatives and
friends. Pfc, Stacker Is the neprew
of Mrs. William Cooper, 705
Seventh st. No He is stationed at
the Selfridge Air Force Base, Mt.
Clemon, Mich.
Harold Stacker, Gary, Ind, Is
is spending the summer visiting
his aunt, Mrs. William Cooper, 7O5
Seventh Ave. No.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Shan
non, 3943 Second Ave. So, are the
proud parents of a six pound, six
ounce baby boy, born at 11;15 a,
m, Saturday, July ID at Fairview
hospital. The parents named the
baby Steven Darrell.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. White, Los An
geles, Calf, left the city for her
home Friday, July 10. Mrs. Write,
a former resident OF this city,
spent two weeks visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Thompson of Cedar, MINI, and
her brother, Mr.. George NJ.
Thompson, 1906 Emerson Ave. N.
Messrs. James SIemmons, Fred
L. Gray and James w. Lassley,
left the city Saturday, July IA for
Chicago, Ill. While there, they will
attend the Central States Coli
Tournament.
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, 1920
Third Ave. So, had as her dinner
guests Sunday, July IS, Misses
shirlee Brown, Kathryn Bailey
and Gloria Brown, all of 3749
Fourth Ave. So.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-20
COINS INFANT sTMLBORN

Mrs. H. Ransom Coins, sod Full
Ter Ave, st. Paul, gave birth to
an infant son Tuesday, July IT.
The child was stillborn. Mrs,
Coins condition is satisfactory in
St. Lukes hopsital.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL

AZ miss Kathryn coram 495 St Anthony Ave. was hostess
dt sum6er party Sunday, July IS at her home ~ ~
Miss Eta Jean Boyd, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs 1o,.
oSG 80 o. Anthony Ave. entertained at party SATURDAY
s. Poi .E H. honorng the members of the Youth Choir Of
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Rev and Mrs R, s Lyes Clarksdale Miss Rev and Mrs.
j. H. Caldwell of St Louis No. and Miss Mary Alternately
Kansas City, Kans guests picnic Monday July l6
Other guests present MeSrs and Mines r. Lyes and
children Wesley LyleS and SON. Mines r. b. Mouden W. h.
Battles and niece Bessie Wright Leland Phep and children
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21

oelttihen So5ialiiten ouf Ser Srnnf-
furter Saglng Der neuen uSnterna.
tionale". llno ser @eltfongreB ser
freien Srbeit, Ser in Moilano togte,
5og Die gleiden &oniequen5en aus Der
gtotDenoigfeit, Oem Wosfau'er Sn1pe-
rlalismnls nit allen 0titteln ltnO an
allen 6ronten entgegen3utreten.
Iie erlte Gntideioung iiber Sen
S6umon-Glan beOeutete nid)t nur
einen lahlichen Grfolg Ibenouers,
IonOern oud) cine idapere gntt1u-
,idung fiir oie ebrgei5ieen !9oifnun-
gen ieines io5ialiitrihen 8egenIpie,
lers aurt Shumo6er.
Spanien
Nonlirol 6orreit Sherman, 8ertre.
ter Scr Marine i'm r8ereinieten @e-
neralItab", trat om Sonntag cine eins
ipod]ige HetIe nad) europa on, Inn
sort nit amerifonild)en 8eanten uno
Sfii5ieren ionie Sertretern europGis
ld)er Staoten einidlieBlih Spanien5
gelprehungen 5u fitbren.
Siermit trut gum erltennal Elm
Witglieb oes omerifunii6en Cher
fommonoos cine ofIi5ieQe Reiie nod]
Spanien an. ons niht EDtitglieo Der
9ltlantif-9lnion5 (9t9lS0) lit, aber
fir Die Serteioigung @eitsguropos
cine itrotegtich beoeutiame Gage bat.
(Tortietung oui &. 81
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gapern-Bartei, Die Gertreter Ser
Slithtlinge uno Die 8ruppe fiir @ie-
oeraufbau, Die iiinglt ibren rblonoen
Siibrer" 2orit iiber 8or0 geben lieB,
neil er nit Sen rTeona5is" geliebs
dugelt bate.
gtur oie 8ommuniiten uno sic @rs
tremen Ser 9fedten unterltiitten Die
io5ialoemofratild)e Sorherllng, Oie
gntidetoung 6u oertogen, bis &lors
belt iiber Die Soar uno sic Ionltigelt
Soroerl1ngen auf 8lei6beredtieung
geidaffen lei.
Die S6mGbe ser io5ialbemofroti-
ihen 8olition ergibt ii6 ooraus, oab
ibre eigenen Sellte oen engen Inlblub
an oie lpeitlid)e @elt lpollen llno Der
fecbten. Sic nebren iib gegen sic rlll-
lil6e 8elpaltpolitif uno pero6ten oe,
rem einbeimiihe 9efiirporter, sic iid)
in Dos @emano oes Eatriotisml1s bill
len uno pon ginbeit unD sSrieoen trie-
fen. go 1pirfen ibre ginlpdnoe gegen
Ben erlten babnbredenoen Shritt 5ur
europailhen 3uiommenorbeit fiinlt-
lih uno fleinli6.
2ie perfeblt oiele Sooltung lit, 5ei-
gen Die Satiohen. Gie Generalization
baben erfl1rt, BOB lie fiir sen Shu-
man-Elon un6 ebenlo fiir sic Gin>
glieoerl1ng beutiher Gerb0noe in Oie
giienboner!Irmce iino. Sm gleihen
Sinn QuBerten iid nculih oie niht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21
41tnhrrt 9alrrr kattrnlt1ld1ra
Trl1rn lit mtntrfnta

uno Sen Seronitoltrngen lpllroen ge=
mobnlid) ldmeihelbofte 9erihte in
Der meltllfen Srelie getpiomet" (gl-
liott, 3d., 9. 327).
3meifclos erreihten iSatber S5eder
uno leine @enolien ourh ibre Wtii=
ltonspreoigten, &onferen5en, oas ge=
orudte @ort II lp. n1ebr als oas. Sat=
lad)e it, oaB mebrere beoeutenoe Otit-
glieoer Scr Sierarbie i6on friib uuf
lie aufmerflam 1puroen oarunter
aoroinal Gibbons, gr5bii6oi 2Sre-
lano, gil6of &eone, 9il6of S'@ors
man uno anoere Vf1nner, Die in ser
Sturm= unO 9rangperiooe oes ame-
rifanisml1s cine Stole ipieIten. Son
&aroinol @ibbons er3dblt lein 8io=
graph, oaB cr Die erlte gnregung 5un
ErieItertlln elnpfing uls er 1854 ols
SDan5igidbriger vGlert" in 9telp Or
leans cine Wtillion mttmu6te, sic BON
BEN Oamuli9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seder, @alnortb uno Selpit gebol=
ten lpurbe (9lllen g. @ilI, v2ife OF
Cardinal 8ibbons" 3. ff). gr5bi=
ldof sSrelano I6rieb in ser Gorreoe
bon 6atber Gaiotts Sefer=8iogra=
pbic: v1Satber Seder peroonfe ih
bobit beiliamc ginoriide, oie, 1pie it)
nit geoancrn befennen nl1B, in mir
ni6t oie ibnen 5lfommeuoen 8irflln-
gen batten, oie mir aber in ser Grim
nerl1ng 5el9en, pie nusbringeno uno
mobltatig iein 2eben fir anoere &C.
melen lit. Sd nebme nit iSreuoe Die
6elegcnhelt Dobr, offentlih meine
1anfbarfeit ibm gegeltiiber sum 9lus=
orud 81 bringen gr ltano auf Der
Sobe oes 2ebens uno Ieiner Siitigfcit,
ais ld 5uerIt uuf i'm aufmerfium
mllroe. Sd mar 5ielnlih jung i'm
BrleItertllm uno es mar nur natiirIid,
oaB ib 9lusi6au bielt nuh ibeolen
0tdnncrn, Sic Bfobe gingen, oenen
audi ld Tolgen 5lt iollen gloubte. Hie
perlor id IN Ser 6olge5eit Satber
9eder gun5 aus Dem auge, unb i6
beobad)tete i'm 10 gut id) es aus elmer
gntfernl1ng bon 5lpeitauleno Oteilen
oermodte. Sabre unb Shaifen baben
mir manderlei grfabrung nit Ofen=
lden lno 0ingen belf)ert, uno Die
bobe Meinung bie i6 BON ibm beatc,
bat 1td eber nod geltetgert. &iinfti=
gen Erleltern en1pfeble iG Elm ernItes
Stlroium Oe5 2ebens Don ssatbcr
Sefer" =. oielem utppil6en omerifa=
nll6en Erielter", Der 9liite uno
3teroe llnleres omeritanii6en 9rie-
ltertlm5" nlm. (Guiott 3d., g.
VHD.
Sn &orten gliibenoer 9eaeilteruno
lpriht Der gr5biid)of bon oen 2eiItmnz
gen 6atbcr Seders, leinem Gifer fir
Ole gerbreltung gutter 9eftiire, ieinem
Snterelle an Ser iunger Catholic Uni
oerlttp, Ieinen Seroienlten Inn oie
6oroerung Ser Senperen5 uno leinem
relol1ten aanpf eeeen .Sen Saloon
gu elmer 3eit. als ser Saloonfeeper
IN Staat unb Stride als Selo So
ltano", por allem ober bon ieiner ioea=
len aufIaliuns ehten Imerifoner,
tums.
gs unterlieat feinen 3peifel, oaB
ltb in Ser &iidifau bas 8ilo ssatber
SederS in ben ausen oes grsbiIdofs
oerfldrte. unb baB 10 sic RoIle. bic
(Sortiesune aui Settle 81
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req tpor nur elmer ser 8erlud)e nemer
grpaniion bieler fomm1niltilhen
Belt, unb er mar belonoers gefdbr-
lih, neil er alld bie Stiisplinfte Der
meItliben @elt In Sopan all bebroben
imItanoe ipar. Nadoem es eelungen
lit, ipenigltens bie Snpaiion Ser Som.
m.niiten in Siio-aorea gum Steben
5u bringen, aber nod nidt Die @ilti-
gung oieies in Norb l1no Siio geteil-
ten 2anbes unter einem oenofrati-
iben Spltem ber5ulteneu, bot ser
&reml Dem friegsmiiben @elten einen
Baffenitialtano in &orea nobegeIegt,
bem Srieoensperbanblungeu iolgen
iollen.
Gs bieBc sic ungebeuere Gpnamif
Ser einbeitlid orsaniiierten 2onb-
maiie perfennen, ipenn mir erporte-
ten, baB Der Srud bieies euroiilhen
Sanogebietes auf Sic aiiotiiden Sill
Itenldnoer unb sic nod ti6t benl
&ommunism1s 11ntermorfenen 2dn-
Der @uropas nit elmer iolden lofaler
gefrtebl1ng alfboren f0nne. @ir ipre-
den beute nit @eringidaslng bon
Der Serblenbung Gbomberlains, Ser
Elm lofales &ompromib nit Sitler fir
Den v5rieoen in ltnierer 3eit" bieIt.
8ir niirOen nod perblenoeter iein,
Denn mir Elm faules &ompronliB in
Gorea ols cine iol6e Sat onpreiletl
niiroen. l1nb ood) lit bie berrl6enbe
Bortei unieres 2anoes ser gerluh-
ung ausgeiett, bie groBen 8ropagan-
oamoglidfeiten, sic ibr ols Gegie.
rungspartei our Serfiigung lteben,
i'm Sinne elmer lol6en Ssuuiion aus
5unuben, sic Ser 5riebensiebnillbt
oes Surhi6nittsbiirgers entgesen-
fommen unb ibr BEL oen @ublen BON
1852 BON Nllten iein 1piiroe.
Gin 8Iid auf sic 2anoforte aber
geniigt, Inn bie Satlabe su erfellner,
Bob Die 8ettung Siib8oreas Dor Ser
8oli6etpiiierung nur ein iebr be-
gren5tes lofales greignis lit, senel-
len an Ser ungebeuren Iusoebnung
ser 'Soipiet- Union in Dit unb Wittel-
europa unb por auem in Miien: 8or-
gunge, oenen mir tatenlos 5ugei6ant
baben, ia, Die mir teiltpeiie ourd eine
oerblenbete BoIitif nod nnteritiist
baben. Wfit ungebel,rer @u6t ;briidt
Die glei6geid)altete 8ep0lferltng pom
georoliden @ismeer bis 5ll Sen theta
nilden Bergen unb BEN iiib6inelii6en
aiiIten auf Die nod Der freien @elt
5ugeborigen &iiiten1dnoer Mliens.
ltno oie 8efobr lit ni6t ab5upeiien,
baB elm sSrieoen in &orea, oen mir
teuer genug erfallft baben unb nod
nit manden &on5eiiionen tperoen be-
5ablen n1iiiien, MIR oaau oienen miro,
oie 9lftioitat Der bineliiben &ommu,
niiten an anoeren 5ronten gu entfei=
Ieln.
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XXXIX.
&pn Spiepb % a tt

@ie in bieier 9lrtifeIieric rpieocr-
bolt betont unb lettc @od)e pon
ueuem ausoriidlid) berporgeboben
luuroe, mad)te iid Ser GiniluB SSatber
Seders uno ieines &reiies aut oas
fatbuliide 2eben unleres 9anoes uno
insbeionoere ouf Die i'm iogenannten
Imerlfanismls uertretenc Hi6tllng
crit in Ben letten Sabren oes neln=
5ebnten Sabrbunoerts in beltimmter
uno beitimmenber 8eiie belnerfbor.
Gas mar ihon ourh oos lanaiomc
uno bel6eioene @a6stum ser 8ritn-
Dung Seders, bes neu5eitlihen Or
oens Der Gauliiten beOin9t. Sic jun
&c @enoiieni6aft mar 1858 OurdI
Seder uno bier anOerc gelpeIene NE
oemptorilten eegriinoet moroen. Son
oieIen ldieo sSatber @alluortb meh=
rere Sabre aus uno oblug IN Ser Gio-
5eie sllbanp ser Seeliorge. 3u ben
Goulilten in ieinen lebten 9ebensioh=
rem 51riidgefebrt, Itarb er bcreits
1865. Gie fleine 8ruppe crhielt gu
nd6It feinen Su5ug uno mltbte So
rim mebrere Sabre uuf ibren &nupt=
5pef. sic 0tiiiionierl,ng BON Slnbers=
eldubigen, per5i6ten uno iih olf sic
EuItoration Ser bon ibr eegriinoeten
9orltootge1neinOe ST. Eaulus be.
idlrdnfen Grit I'M Sabre 1872, ola
lie iicb Tim 5tpei meitere Erielter Der
mehrte, fonnte lie sic 0tiliionsorheit
nleocr in slngriff nebmen.
Sic @elamt5abl Ser GrieIter ser
aomn1unitat betrug I'M Sabre 1897,
neununooreiBis Sabre noh Ser @riin=
oitng, 5lpeil,nobreiBig. Gumit ioa
IelbItuerltdnolih fein @ertllrteil olts-
gelprohen neroen (9an5 oappn nbac.
lehen, oaB 6atber Seder iclber aus
oriidlid) @ert borauf legte, cine fIei-
ne, aber nusgelpdblte 8rrppe ltnl iid)
81, perelnen. - elliott, ~9ife Of fSn=
tber S5eder", 3. 297). Ser @erfolier
oieler Nrtifelierie fat nie 5u oen @cs
munoerern Don Moiienerfolgen &C.
bort. hat pielmebr cine nllsgeprdgte
abneiglng gegen olles, mas Sen gr-
iolg elmer Sa6e ooer elmer 8emegung
rein 5ablenmGBie abidoGtt. 3poli
ooer MIR iehs opoltolii6 geiinnte
W1nner fonnen audi obne au>
genfauig bernortretenoe grfolge be-
oelltenoes 5lltanbe bringen, 1tno nie.
mano permag ab5llld)Gten, 1pie melt
Sic eriten Sabre ser 8auliiten Sen
SrGll1nen iSatber Seders
entlpraden - ooer 1pie melt sic
GrfitIlung binter Sen Grlportl1ngen
unb Soffnl1neen 5uriifblieb, pon Sc
men er in Ieinen Sagebl16blGttern uno
8riefen nit 10 eroBer 3l1periid)t &C.
i6rieben bate. Seders gioerapb
ipribt ii6 iiber bie erlten Sabre Ser
Miiiionstatigfeit nit elmer geibei-
oenbeit aus, oie in itarfem aontraIt
'tebt 5u Sem oft genug BEL ibm ourh-
6redenoen ueberId)tpang 0ie 8auli=
item bielten ii6 nab ibm eroBenteils
an oie Metbooen, bie iie al6 oIs Ste
oemptoriiten befolgt batten, lnb Die
erfolge ibrer Wifiionstatiefeit tparen
10 1penig auffalieer art, baB 5atber
elliott iif nit Ser nidt iebr aufihlub-
reiden SeitIteuung besniist: ~0idt-
fatbolifen aIler Stdnbe 1purben ourd
Die &onoertiten- -Wiiiionare onee5ogen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21
Triebe init Sapan

Sic Ser. Staaten uno ENGLAND
peroffentli6ten leste 8obe oen repi=
oierten Gertrassentipurf fir Sapan,
tponoh SOS offupierte Sano >pieoer
uoie louperdne @lei6beit" in Der
freien 8elt erbalten, aber ieine irii-
beren iiberieeil6en @ebiete perlieren
lou. 9ie Ser. Staaten unb @roB=8ri,
tannien ertparten, oaB ser 8ertrae in
Sun sSrancisco bon etrpa fiinf5ie
2anoern inn September llnter5eihnet
tper0en miro.
@lei65eitig fiinoigten sic Ser.
Staaten, Iuitralien uno geeuieelano
einen Baft an, bur6 Sen ser Su5ifif
gegen einen 5ltfiinftigen 9lngriff BON
irgenoeiner Seite geiidert meroen
ion.
&uBlanb fat SEN gertragsentlpurf
fir sssapan bereits i6arf fritiiiert,
aber in @aibington gibt man iid), Of
ne greifbure @riinbe, INNER nod ser
Soffnung bin, oaB Mosfau i6lieBlib
oo6 nod fiir oen anidluB geponnel1
tper6en fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21
Gnbe bes &riesssnitanSes init
9emtihlanb

Sn Sen na6lten @o6en miro ser
&ongreb ser Ser. Staaten ben
&riegs5uitano NIT 9el1tidlanb pioer-
rufen, Ser am II. 0e5ember 1911
proflamiert iporben lit. @roBs8ritnn<
nien @uItralien, Neuieelano, 8el=
glen, Nor,pegen unb &1ba buben be.
reits entipredenbe S6ritte getan.
Sranfreidb miro alsbalo folgen.
Sir 9euti6lanb liegen oie 0inge
idmieriger uls fir Ssopan. Sier bat
Sic ~beoingungsIoie &apituIation" Ell
ne Gage geibaffen, beren Meparatur
i'm belten sSan Stiidtperf bIeibt.
0eutI6lan6 aber lit al6 beute Ser
Sdliiiiel gum SdidiaI guropas unb
Wosfau miro idon oesbaB iebe So
Jung alt berbinoern ilben, oie bie
8e5eidnung 5rie6en per6ient.
@as iest geihiebt, jon tpenigltens
tehniid- -itautsrebtlib benz formenen
"@riegsauitanb" mil 6en @eltmGbten
elm gn6e bereiten. Sn oen Ser. Staa-