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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Irauriiges Bid ueber
iugend|iche verbrechen
senot nimmt Untersvehvng i'm Lande vor

fGliae SsugenoIi1e auf9eipenbet Mir
oe, Iogte ;Srau Sobbp 1T Ser Sisung,
fDunte baOurb piel perbiitet uno bie
Soften pieliad) eineebraht iperoen.
3abl tpirflid nod hOber
sSrau eliot iebt ibren Iusfiibrln'
gen binsu, oie 3abl ser 8inoer, bic In
llnannebmli6feiten gerieten, Jet tot
ildlid) nod piel er0ber. Sm Sabre
1862. 10 iagte lie, ieien ungefabr $780,
900 ainoer Dor Geriht gefommen.
dbar sic BeiantSabl Oerienigen, Die
nit Ser 9oliSei gu t,,n eebabt bdtten,
miiiie Fd Inn cine Milion berum be-
rpegt baben, oa ungeiabr bie Salite
ser ;sille bereits erleoigt ieien, bepor
lie ans @eridt fGmen.
Mit a,oeren @orten,. ertldrte Tra,'
eliot, iei unter ie 1S iingen Imeri'
fanern i'm Mlter bon 10 biz II Sab"
rem I'M pergangenen Sabre minbeltens
elmer be3p. cine nit Ser Holiaei IN
9eriibruug sefommen.
Nnfgabe bcr Gltern
Gin tpeiterer 3euge ,par Shon1as
8iu. ser @criitenbe ser ssagenoee.
rithte BON Connecticut, Ser iagte, Die
Gltern Iollten mebr am Seben Der Sc
ueinbe teilnebmen, Inn baourd) ibren
Sinoern Elm 9eiipiel s1 geben.
sSor aGem n,iiBten iie oaIiir lprgen,
oaB ibre ainSer iif Scr Sebens iitb=
runa Der @eeeno, III Ser iie wohnen
anpabten, wubei Gltern-Sehrer'@er"
bduoe uno dbnlibe Gruppen eine nus'
lihe Nolle ipielen fonten.
gS aebe tein anbeilmittcl Iiir lu=
aenOlid, gerbreder, .penn audi oiele
9e,,te oas elaubten unS gatS ab'pe'
aiae 0orid)ldae ntad)ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Adenauer bel vorbereitung
fuer die Bermuda konferenz

faiirng, oaB iebes atSieben alnerifa'
niIher Sruppen IN europa bon Der
ruiiiiden Seite OILS elm Grfols ibrer
@olitif auh in M}ien uno als elm Gin'
lenfen ieitens ser Gereinigten Staa=
ten getpertet .piiroe. 9tnBldno tpiiroe
oaourh ermutiet, feline aeaen!Dirtige
aggreiiipe Golitif iortSuiesen. Srot
Gtalins Sob iei Sopietrublanb belte
10 imperialiitiib tpie immer. Ea tel
ner bon Stalins mogliden 9tahTol'
germ oas perionlibe Yreitise III ser
fomnumiitiihen @elt BETTE, bas ibn'
erlauben miiroe, etlpas aus Stalins
Grbs auisuseben unS Sem Weiten eine
@crii1nbigl,ng an5ubieten, babe Der
Soo Stalins oie IusNhten fiir eine
tpeltmeite gntipannl,ng eber per'
itlehtert als perbeiiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

WaIbington. - Cine Senatsunterz
Iudune iiber Susenbpertpabrlo oll1n9
i'm eon,eu 9ano beeann bier r1o erz
uob aleid, ein betriiblibes 9ilo:
Die 3abl Der &inber, Die init Der
Noli5ei in &onflitt tommem nilnmt
it1n6ia All l,no orobt. Bis sunt Sabre
1860 Sic 3iifer 10000 I'M Sabr 81
erreiden.
Weartba 50. gliot, bie Seiterin oes
nmerifanii6en &inoeramts, nannte
bieie 3ablen einem iuriitllhen Inter-
ousIhub, an oeiien Spite Der repu'
blifaniibe Senator Senoridlon bon
Stem Oorf iteht.
Oieier Musidub bat sic Mnt9abe,
iiber ale Mrten bon Sueenoperbrebets
Al berihten, oarunter audi bic Nau'dl'
aiitiud,t uuter Suseublihen. gerneb'
r1unaen ourh sen MuslhuB lollen
{pdter in perihiebenen Tellen oes
9anoes itattiinben:
gtarf seitiesen
Gie araubaarise,. frennelid) olls'
'ehenbe ssrau gliot CAB 81, Yrototon'
BON t94S Biz 1852 ieien Die Terbre'
deu ssugenoliber I'M 90 Nrojent ge'
itieaeu, uno oie MusHdten Tiir Die Slt'
funit ieien nod erniter.
Wenu es 10 tpeitergeIe, iperoe Die
2ohl Der iueenolihen &erbreher I'M
ssabre 1860 aui 100000 anlhipellen'
0orber batte @eiunobeitss. Stul'
,no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sober
oie sddsume auigeitellt. oaB 81
Nro,ent aller Mutooiebltdble uno &C
Bro3ent oler ginbriide In pielen'
syohre bas Derf bon Serlonen 1sa.
ter is Sabren iein wiiroen:
y0en,t ettpas nebr BelO fiir ltraF'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
NunDesfaraIer Or.

8oftft. Suf1OesLuNdleI Nt.
Moenouer mill Hh in Die diplomats
khen 9or6ereituneen Der Bern1noa'
aonferens Der orei tpeitliden Heele'
runosheis einihalteu. Ser oeutlhe
stanopunft Oiirite porausihtlih 1T
@eiprdten nit Sen alliierten Soben
0ommiIiareu als Sen 8ertretern tbrer
Meaierunaen oarselest iperoen. Su'
itGnSiae Stellen bes Iuspartl9en
Mnrtes in Bonn {i,b babel Die Sn1
foruotionen iiber bie Sbeinen Der
@ermuba=aonierens gu priifen. Gon
ieiter Der @eitmGhte NOR ausor'ld'
lid, a,,aeiagt ,poroen, SaB Die glln'
Sesrenublif iiber oie auf Der 9on'
fereu, aur grorteruns itebenSen oei'ts
iden uno europdiiden Sroblene fo'''
iultiert miro.
i1xabhSnaiefeit Elm Sauptanlissea
Ser bonn gunoesfan5ler in Der Me'
o;er,,uaserfI1runa DO T 9etrdgeilee
@,,nih nad @ieberberitellung Der
Seutihen llnabbinsisteit blieee eln
Sa,,ptanliegen Der Oeutlden Arben.
noIitif, beiBt es in 8onn: es let aad)
A., beoriSen, bab 8rdNoelt eilen'
homer In unS ser britiihe Sremiernl!'
niiter Cir @inlton Gb,trh,l olele
Theie int @ruaoias anertannt batten.
Ser erIte gd,ritt, oieies 3iel 5u er'
reid,eu, lei sic 3er.uirflibung Der
Observation-Disclosures. @ertrage. Ole I'M
i;brioen - ,pas sen Gentldlanooer'
frno auaeht - sen bcitebenoen Spanz
nunaen atpiiden Sit unS Melt on9e-
nakf ,eieu. geparate Soiun9en u l!ber :,
Se,tid,iono BON ieiten ser erei @elt'
madhfe ,rniiBten nod auiiallung Sons
ner Sreije aeanu sepriiit peroen; Sle
ipiiroen aud neue pertragl1te Aoh'a'
d,uuaen nottpenbie nlahen.
Sic Muiiaiians 9r. Msenalers 5ar
sroue Ser ,peItliden Sihergeit, ms
heIoroere Ser eurppdiihen Serte'ol'
o,,nosonitrenauneeu, miro III Bonn
Sobinaebeno umihrieben oaB per
QonaIer cine ssortiesung Der Serfels
niuutasonItrengunsen in Weltenro,,
ua bringeno tpiinidt. Ser Schuyler W
insbeionbere gesen einen absug Der
omerifonIihen Sruppen ans europe
,,nS Ser Bunbesrepublif, Sa bieral'S
1,,,r nodteiliee Golgcn a.s er'parte''
ieieu Wds Sic Staticnierun9 oei
omerifaniIhen Gruppen - inSeelanl'
iehs Dipi}ionen in Der VunoeSrep!''
.bIif = betrifft, 10 erflart man N
eaonn. nok Ser amerifanild)e Sa,ts'
HnIt t954/55 einen ,peiteren Wer'
bleib bieIer streitfrdfte IN TenflU'
ldnb borFebt.
syu Bonn teilt man t,ibt Die an
Emf, ook cine BerIdneern1g Der tpelt
1ihen Nerteioigungsanitre
non 9onb. uno 2uititreitfrafte militia
rid BON 8orteil iei. Wtan millle a''
nie MusIaaeu Ser bShlten ysilitar'
her NMIO. Orsaniiationen bln'Del
fen, bic aerabe eine berteiolgunsshe
reite 2anbitreitmadt enpIoblen ba
gelblt Sic fleinite Sermiaoernnt
Aer IT, g. Truppen in europa tpuro'
nod Mnfdt 6es aon5lers bon pe'
Somiet,r1ion uIs Der Mrfnng e'nel
anatmeinen umetifanildex aop1tula
+io,, int adIten arieg ausgeiegt tper
1sn unb ;5urdt nnb ltnrube in oe'
BON ber gomietunion be6robten YEA
tipnert beruriahen beiBt es IN Bonn
peiter. Dr. Mbenoner pertritt Sie Mnf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Ste||ungnahme der Sozia|isten
rankreichs zur EVc

EariS. - Sn einem Ereiie+ Snters
piem bat Tiff Sun WoIlet, ser isiib-
rcr Ser Iosialiitiifen Eartei - lie fat
1O5 Site inl llnterbaus 49, iiber bic
Gurcpdiite Serteioisl,nssgemein=
idaIt ipie folst eeaubert:
Nor allem anoeren niiBten Sie
8eitmadte oeriuhen, nit 9tuBlanb
81, elmer Seritinoiguns slt fcmmen,
obne nber babei ibre eisenen Cider
belt nnb SEN guropa,8 8ebanfen auis
5l,geben.
Is tpiiroe gut ieiu, ipenn iif Sic
Beitmihte oifen fit cine Jiinf-Mafs
te aDnIeren; erflGren lpiiroen, unb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

! Sn Yearl Sarbor teiIte Die Slotte
nit, Sudpartien bitten neue gelpel=
ie Saiiir aei,,uoeu, oali III Sen 2ihinl.
Qeln @uams Nb imlner nodl McIte Der
iapaniiben Mrmee bonn aipclten sSelt-
frieg ber berltett baltcn.
ehmGrme non Seiild)reden, bis
III brei Meilen tiei, perfiniterten Die
gonne in 9seuiiio.Wales in Gultro'
lien. Iie Snieften ndberten iih Der
Gren;e 6es staates 0ictoria. Slug.
seuae lonen MN giit ii6er bie Snlef.
teni1marme iprisen. nm lbnen el11
gnoe az MAIDEN.
T;r SIT, mn yNriifit,tcu huttcil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Ueber 20 MiIIionen
Bibeln iuehrIich

8cnI. - gtad). elmer lleberiidt oes
&eltbltnhes Ser @ibclpeiellihaiten
Nnb 1852 .insaCinmt 81 ,907,37S 9i.
be!n imo @ibelteile abgegeben nor
Sen. Tapol1 2.601, 1876 Gollbibeln uno
1904. 1924 Neie Seitanente iolpie
16,40S,35S ipnitiee 8ibelteile. SIN
Sabre 1850 pllrben 81 .S00,227 mb
1851 23,267 ,050 8ibeleremplare per.
fpil+
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
BerIins Buergermeister fuer
kouIition NIT der SPD

Dor aaem bas Amt oes SnnellsSena,
tors iiir iih perlanet, - eine 6oroe=
rung. ser bel ser MuiItellung ser
ne,!cn Hegier,ms niht entiprofen
mer0en fonllte.
Sd,reiber tpanote iib 9egeu einen
Gorwuri ser 9erliner Sojialoemoz
froten. oab sic SES NIT ieiner @abl
;um regierenben @iirgermeiiter briiss
fiert worben iei. Nielnano lei I'M 0in.
ter 1851 al,f sic Soec gefonlmen, Ser
SES einen ioIfen Gormurf su ma
den, OILS Grnlt Neuter, nid)t bagesen
Der aanoioat Ser biirgerllhen Mebr=
belt, Sr. Sbreiber, geipGblt pprbe,l
lei.
Wcbampite Anfnabmc
Sic Gntiheioune scr Mebrbeit oes
9erliner Mbseoronetanbauies iiir ei-
nen Senat ser fleinen auulition miro
in ser Mebriabl ser @eitberliner
3eit.usen 5ltriidbulteuo tplnmentiert
Ter Gag" i:hreibt: Mit bieiem Mus
meg Ser Senatfriie tat lid feinc oel
at ibr beteiIigten orei 8erliner Eur;
teien ein Hublnesblatt eriporben. 9ta.
tiirlid1 lit sic fleine Gpalition ilid,t ct.
ma eill abIollites llnaliit." Sa6 sic
Chance iiir zine meitrrc 3iliamlnen.
arbeit ilmerbalb ser groben &oalition
;uminbeit bis SIT Sen @ablen Sc;
Sabres 1854. in leBter Minlte Der:
ipielt lei bleibc. Nas &erifillben. rie
ner attipen Garteii,,nftionGre, oil
oem raoifalen isliistl Der SG0 anse.
b6ren." Die Aus@iht aui eine .nah
trG9l;de grobe apalition"' lei mad
oen iiiugiten Griabrlngen .fait gln3
| lidI perid)mllltNen. ,.* at
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

9tod) niclnanh hat cincu ahtbeini=
gen 1ruthohn ee;ud,iet. 1rosbem ioQ
es aber seniisenb sf1leseI fir 0ieb.
bober oes Nogels ON 9anfiagungs-
tog qeben. Nreiie fir 1rutb1bne uno
anoeres Geiliigel iino etna bieielben
pie lestes sahr. Nfdrfte madten bic
sseitlteIung, bab mabr 9eute 1rlifs
hihne als in pereanaenen Sabren
foufcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
buntes AIlerIei in Kuerze

Heeen am Wontag. Gin nelier &egen,
lturnl ii,d)te Sregon beint wo Mon
bereitS lteberif,penlnllngen bat. Sir
Ncm Dcrf mar ser Mcacn cine Motl'
tat, rem er mad,ic bcm oidem idmlh-
sigcn Nebcl ein Gnoc. cbenio in Nclls.
eualnnh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

Sic Dit, luo &clifiiiicn battca
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Housing Expenditures
Up 12% in Month,
JUS. Agencies Report

Expenditures for construction
Of new dwellings in February.
1858, over the same month last
var were up 1875 per cent, the
Bureau of Labor Statistics and
the Commerce Departments
Building Materials Division re-
ported this week.
The month saw a drop. how
ever, from construction in Janu-
ary of 80 per cent. the agencies
said.
For all new construction, eX-
penditures declined less than
Seasonally to a total of $22 bill
lion, and were at record high
for the month.
Spending on commercial and
most other types of nonresident
tial building continued strong for
this time of year, rejecting to
some extent a backlog of prof jects
put under construction since re-
Taxation of credit and materials
controls in the latter half Of
1882" the agencies said. Be
cause Of the winter drop in hous-
ing, expenditures for work
put in place on private non-farm
housing fell to $675 million.
However, additions and altera-
tions to existing housing rose by
per cent to $67 million.
Most types of public construc-
tion showed the declines usually
(See HOUSING, Page B-8.)
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Senate Expected
To Confirm Cole
Early Next Week
By Robert J. Lewis

The Senate is expected to
confirm the appointment Of
Albert M. Cole Of Kansas as
new administrator Of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency early next week, after
having received yesterday a
favorable report on the nomi-
nee from the Senate Banking
Committee.
The committee voted 13 to
2 yesterday morning for con-
firmation Of President Eisen-
hower's choice. Democratic
Senators Lehman Of New York
and Douglas of Illinois voted
against favorably reporting
the former Kansas Represent
ative's name to the Senate.
The Illinois Senator sharply
questioned Mr.. Cole on his
housing views when he ap-
peared before the committee
Monday of this week. Senator
Lehman, who was Ill when the
hearing on Mr.. Coles nomina-
tion was held, IS known to OPP
pose confirmation owing to the
Kansas attorneys opposition
to public housing and other
Government programs in the
housing field. Senators Spark
man, Democrat, of Alabama
and Ives, Republican, of New
York, who also closely ques-
Evening star., 1953-03-07

taking office, and requested
that he maintain an "open
mind" about all the available
means to attack the problem,
including, presumably, public
housing-which Mr.. Cole con-
ceded to the committee he has
opposed in the past and still
personally opposes.
The Kansan made clear,
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Star Staff Photos by George Havens.

however, that he would swallow
his personal opposition to pub
lie housing If Congress insisted
on a prolonged continuance of
the program.
In response to a question
from Senator Bricker, Re
publican. of Ohio as to
whether the appointee would
not favor leaving housing to
Evening star., 1953-03-07

toned Mr.. Cole at the COM
mittee hearing, did not vote
against confirmation.
Opposition to Mr.. Coles
nomination that was publicly
filed with the committee came
principally from the Congress
of Industrial Organization and
from Americans for Demo-
cratic Action.
Evening star., 1953-03-07

(See HOUSING. Page B-80
Evening star., 1953-03-07

the operation OF q free econ-
omy, Mr.. Cole said:
Senator. as conditions war
rant it I believe the Govern
ment should gradually get out
of the housing business. I
think Government should sup
port housing and not supplant
it-support the housing indus
try; the people who are build
Evening star., 1953-03-07

ing houses. They should sup
port it. and not supplant it."
He added. however, that he
considered 1--WE" have a "tre-
mendouS possibility to expand
housing for the people of this
country, and for all classes of
people-for low-income people,
Continued on Page B-4, Col. 81
Evening star., 1953-03-07

Questioning Of Mr.. Cole at
the committee hearing brought
from him the statement
that he had received only two
"directiveS" from President
Eisenhower when the appoint
ment was made.
Mr.. Cole said the President
asked him to make a study of
the whole housing picture after
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01
Save Time. Labor

Save Time. Labor
The broad conclusion reached from
the Montana experiment, which is in
accord with several other reports of
this nature, is that mechanical feed
ers may save some feed when COM
pared with the standard hopper
method of feeding poultry, but the
major advantage is in saving of labor
and time.
Various types of feeding equip
ment are in use for feeding poultry
today. One of the more recent is a
box type feeder. 1t is usually con-
structed of to 12-inch boards for
sides and ends and either tempered
press board or metal for the bottom.
1t may be used for self-feeding either
mash or certain grains, such as oats,
and may also be used for birds of
varying ages by changing the height
of the sides. A start can be made
with younger birds by using 6-inch
side to which another a to 6-inch
board is added as the birds grow in
size. Even a wash tub makes good
self-feeder for mash or grain for
small laying flocks.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01

slightly improved by use of the me-
chanica1 feeder. This slightly i'm
proved feed efficiency may have
been due to less waste of feed in the
mechanical fed pens or to some other
factor.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01
Open Trough Hoppers

The most commonly used type of
hopper for feeding poultry is still
the open trough type covered with
a reel or wire grill. These vary in
size for different age birds. They
are usually placed on wire frames to
reduce the trouble of litter being
scratched into the hoppers. These
hoppers may either be made at home
or may be purchased. When made
in the home work shop they are
generally constructed of wood but
when bought, the usual material
used for construction is galvanized
metal.
Some poultrymen like to reduce
the number of times mash or grain
needs to be added to the hopper by
using a self feeding bulk type hop
per. These have both advantages
and disadvantages. One of the major
disadvantages is the inconvenience
in moving them due to weight and
size. Another disadvantage is their
cost of construction.
The trough type feeder will prob
ably continue to be the one most
commonly used for flocks of less
than 800 to 400 birds, whereas the
mechanical feeder will no doubt in
more birds.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01
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RHYS1ASSN a
by HARRY 4. Il ALT
BY HARR q. n Al Z

and cruel but no bur1tings took place
in their camp. LongEafter the truce
village was gone the sharred remains
of an old cedar post sill stood in the
western side-memoriRl of the Iro.
quois burnings.
After many years q quarrel broke
out among the Indians of the neutral
nation itself. One faction espoused
the Iroquois side in tie old war and
the other symphasized with the Wy
andottes.
The feud ended il a civil wal
among the peaceful Wyandottes as
furious and bloodthirsty as had been
the big. war they had been trying tc
stop. o ended after 200 years the
neutral town where warning Indian
snatipns might get together in truce
and try to patch up their differences
The tale is a true legend of the
wyandottes.,.~A tottering old chief
related more than 100 years ago that
he had Aep the old charred burning
post Meha boy in the Wyandotte
eountrS around Little Sandusky. Il
is corroborated by Father Seguard
of the first French missionaries to gc
into the upper lakes Indian country
1t was the priest who gave the peace
full Wyandottes the name "neutra
nation"
The hundred years Wyandotte
Iroquois War brokes out long befor,
the French first went to Quebec anc
began with the Wyandottes and tn,
Senecas-one of the federated tribe,
comprising the Iroquois nation.
A young Wyandotte brave fell i,
love with a Seneca maiden but wa
told by her that being young mai
who never had taken a scalp, he wa
no warrior and consequently not goo,
enough for her.
The young Wyandotte showed hi
squaw sweetheart hoy wrong she wa
by going out and taking half dozel
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01

scalps-all Senecas. The latter tribe
retaliated and the war was on. It
lasted more than 100 years. The
Wyandottes finally depleted so sorely
that they had insufficient warriors
left to fight against the then six ma
tions that made up The Iroquois, they
finally gave in andIthe Iroquois won.
The war had vaged relentlessly
regardless of unitI Indian attempts
to stop it. In 1873 the Great Indian
Federation, made up of tribes from
all over America, held a great pow
WOW at Au Glaizk, present Defiance,
Defiance County, to devise some
means to stop tbe war. 1t was the
greatest India1 convention ever
known and some of the delegates
were all season h getting to it, they
came from so far.
However the big pow-wow could
devise nothing 4nd decided to let the
war rock alongS until it wore itself
out.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01
The Town of Truce

Tt is legend more tn pm 200 years
old, the story of San-dqus-tee, later
Little Sandusky, and sthl later Ere
mont, Sandusky County The word
Sandusky itself is an Indian one and
means "at the cold water"
More than two centuries ago pres
ent Fremont was twin Indian town
the east side of it Of the Wyandot-
tie nation and the west side, of the
Iroquois federation. The two had
been at war for more than 100 years,
one Indian tribe being victor and
then the other. When one tribe was
nearly wiped out the light would lull
only to break out again wheY the
Indian boys grew old enough t4 fight.
1t was faction of WyandottkA a Hho
had become tired Of the waa | that
built San-duus-tee and made DEL h-a
neutral town and themselves 4 lneu-
trail nation. The town itself actually
was in Wyandotte territory.
In the west sidelof the truce town
the Iroquois found security, rest and
refuge. Amy tribe who sought safRty
never failed to find it there. The
same was true of the east side of
town, the haven of the Wyandottes,
No Indian of either nation ever vio-
lated the integrity of the neutral
village and the neutral tribe who
founded the town. saw to it that the
peace was kept.
The neutral Indians would inform
either warning nation that wal
parties of the enemy were in their
own side of town, were coming OF
had been there, but no further in,
formation ever was asked or given.
In the west side of town the Iro,
quois were allowed to burn theil
prisoners according to their custom
but in the east side no such atroci.
ties took place. The Wyandottes
fought with fury and were relentless
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01

A FEW MINUTES on the tele-
"A phone calling the dealers who
L "A sell Americas finest cars will
reveal there are at least eleven models
among four makes with price tags
over $4,0O0l
Now the interesting thing is that
in feature after feature the Ford car
duplicates each of these fine cars, and
for less than half the fine car price!
Look under the hood of the most
expensive cars and what do you fndp
A V-8 Engine!
Well, the Ford car has V-8, too. In
fact, it has had V-8 since 1892, and
since that time Ford has built more
V-8's - by millions : than all other
manufacturers combined. And there's
no other builder in Ford's price range
that's seen fit to offer one yeti
But the engine, as fine as it is, is
only one of many things that make
fine car fine.
Automatic shifting for example.
All the fine cars offer it in one form
or another because its one of the
things that make a fine car fine. But
if you've never driven a Ford with
Fordomatic you've missed one of the
finer things of life. This amazing
transmission not only. does away with
clutnhins and shifting forever = it
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01
Scout Troop Sc Plans
Annual Fail ROund-Up

Bluffton's Boy Scout Troop Sc will
hold their annual Roundup Wednes-
day evening of next week in the
First Mennonite Church at $50.
A pot-luck suppl ier will be served the
scouts by parents and friends. Fol-
lowing the suppIr the Boy Scout
Council will present advancement
wards at a Cou1k of Honor.
THE BLANCHARD RIVER at
tracted tribes of Itdians, particularly
the Wyandots am Ottawas, during
the early days of Ohio.
WAPAKONETA was once part
of the Shawnee Indian reservation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01

THE FIRST POST OFFICE in
Allen County was at Fort Amanda,
also site of the first religious meet
ing house and The first schoolhouse.
OTTAWA il located on the site
of what was once an Indian village,
the lower 'Tawa Town.