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The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06

The Bethlehem Ladies Aid Soc
iety will meet at the home of Mrs.
B. H. Wohlford Thursday, April
13 instead of April 6, because of
church that day.
Glenn Wohlford who is taking
past graduate work at Redwood
Falls High school came home
Thursday evening, ill with influ-
enza and spent until Monday eve
ming here.
Ed Klabunde has been serious
ly i'll for two weeks.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
Delhi School Closes
For Easter Recess
By Vera jacobson

Delhl-Delhi schools are closed
for vacation this week. Faculty
members spending this week at
their homes are Superintendent
and Mrs. Harlan Fisher lat Blue
Earth; Victor Malmrose at st.
James; Kathryn Hammond at
Mankato; Jorgina Hermanson at
Boyd; Mrs. George Christianson
at Belview and Constance John
son at Lafayette.
MI. and Mrs. John Stevenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Comstock
and Avalon spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Zaske in
Renville.
Mrs. Frank Clark was Red
wood Falls caller Thursday.
Mrs Willis Grabow and son of
Minneapolis visited Mrs. Gra-
bows parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Blanchard last week.
The Oak Grove All club met
Monday evening with Dorothy
and Robert Flom in Swedes For
est.
Albert Butenhoff of Belview
was a Delhi visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Wesley Mckay was a
Redwood Falls shopper Monday.
William Wander Linden and
Donald of Kintire were Delhi
business callers here Monday.
The Delhi P. T. A. meets Mon
day evening, April 10, in the
school building.
d. r. Jacobson was a st. Paul
business caller Friday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church meets Thurs
day, April 13, in the church par
lors.
Mrs. II. c. Brown spent from
Thursday until Sunday in Min
neapolis. She was accompanied by
her daughter Kathleen who will
study nursing at the University.
Mrs. Olaf Urbom and Kathryn
Hammond were North Redwood
callers Thursday evening.
Leonard Berg, Kenneth Gaffney
and Vern Larson, attended a
OoSSooil illCStliiS at w dOdSoO
Thursday evening.
Lenore Golden and j. I. SWed-
berg of Redwood Falls were
Delhi callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hultquist
and children were Belview visit
crs Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Sandburg
were Sunday visitors at the j. E.
Miller home near Belview.
Raymond Cheney of Redwood
Falls was Delhi caller Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chroup
were Tuesday evening guests at
the Ike Bronsema home in Pax
ton.
Mrs. Douglas McCorquodale
and Barbara of Swedes Forest
were Delhi callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Miller of
Kintire spent Sunday at the Kort-
gard home in Sacred Heart.
Harriet Clark spent Monday
and Tuesday with relatives in
Redwood Falls.
Burnett Mckay of Redwood
Falls is spending this week here.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
Redwood Youths
Will Sing Here
In Luther Choir

Naomi and Howard Birkholz OF
Redwood Falls will appear with
the DR.. Martin Luther college
choir of New Ulm in a sacred
concert at st. Johns Lutheran
church here Sunday evening
April Is.
Under the direction of Profess
sor Emil D. Backer, the choir has
become one of the leading choral
organizations of the state.
Naomi will graduate from the
three year normal department OF
the college this year and Howard
will graduate from the high
school division.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH


Thursday-Annual meeting of the
church and congregation. Reports of
all organizations will be made, and
officers elected. A pot luck supper
will be served at $50.
Friday = Candlelight Communion
service at 1880. Prelude: "In Deepest
Grief. Bach. Call to worship. In
vocation and Lords Prayer. Hymns
What A Friend We Have In Jesus"
Faith of Our Fathers Scripture
lesson-Luke 22:7-2a. Hymns-"The
Old Rugged Cross" when 1 Survey
the Wondrous Cross" Anthem-"God
So Loved the World Stainer
Meditation" In Remembrance" Call
to Communion. Communion Hymn
"Just AS L Am Without One Plea"
Holy Communion. Parting hymn
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
Benediction and Response. Postlude-
Easter Postlude"-Stults.
Sunday:
s a. m. Easter Young Peoples sun
rise communion service.
10 a. m. Sunday School session.
IL a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
topic 1.-THE Power of His Resurrec-
ton" Special Easter music by the
choir and reception of members.
1880 p. m. Evening service. The
Knights Templar and Masons will be
special guests at this service. The
pastor will speak on the topic king
for Ever" There will be special music
by the choir
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

NORTH REDWOOD:
Church School . 10 a. m
Easter worship & Sermon :. IL a. m.
An Easter pageant will be given at
the Middle Creek church Sunday eve
ming at s O'Clock.
Communion service Good Friday
evening at o'clock
Annual Congregational meeting
Monday evening April 10th at 8
o o'clock.
MIDDLE CREEK:
Easter worship & sermon $3.50 a. m.
Baptismal service.
d.
The pagaent, 1.-The Nazarene'' will
be presented by the Crusader class
Sunday evening at s o'clock
Communion service Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock.
Annual Congregational meeting
Tuesday evening April IL at o'clock
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
April 6 13 20
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DIsTRIBU-

II
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DIsTRIBU-
TION
Estate OF Julia r. Norcutt
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Julia
r. Norcutt Decedent;
Tho State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative of the
above named decedent having filed
in this court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said es-
tate to the persons thereunto entitled
THEREFORE. YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, if any you
have, before this court at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House
i'm the City of Redwood Falls, in the
County of Redwood, State of Min
nesota. on the End day of May, 1899,
should not be granted.
Let this order be served by publi-
cation thereof in the Redwood Gaz-
cite according to law.
WITNESS, the Judge of said Court,
and Seal of said Court, this 5th day
of April. 1899.
(Court SeaD
ROBERT v. oCHS.
Probate Judge.
THOS. F. REED, JR.
Attorney for Petitioner. 41-Sts
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
TAXI DRIVER RESCUED
BY ANOTHER CABMAN

Fulton, KY. - R = Robbed of
SIS and his taxicab and left
stranded three miles from town,
cab driver Walter Joyner was true
to his calling.
''Call me "a taxi" he told the
Fulton telephone operator. A fell
low driver rescued him.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
SAINT JOHNS LUTH ERAN
CHURCH

Edw A. Birkholz, pastor
The church that breaches the Cos
pei in its purity.
s p. m. Maunday Thursday Holy
Communion in English.
8 a. m. Good Friday Holy Com
munion in German.
1915 a. m. Good Friday services in
English.
a. m. Saturday instructions for
the confirmation class.
8 a. m. services in German.
9 a. m. Sunday School.
1910 a. m. services in English.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
DRIVERS NOTICE

Any reckless driving or speed
ing in the city of Redwood Falls
will be dealt with according to
law. Please observe this warning.
Police Department.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
SHERIDAN -SEAFORTH
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
G. n. Schuetze. pastor

Easter Sunday, April 8:
English services in Sheridan at 3
a. m. with Holy Communion. Sunday
School after the services.
German services in Seaforth at
1920 a. m. with Holy Communion.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
@;5{ssS ; ',ts;aaa z'a,szaa
BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL

Rev. Christ Mack, pastor
April 6-Holy Communion in Ger
man at 1890 a. m.
April 7-Holy Communion in Eng
lish at D. m.
April 9-German at a. m.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Clyde LindSleV. minister

Easter Services.
s a. m. Early Morning service for
all ages.
10 a. m. Bible School preceded by
pageant. Be one of the many to at
tend the largest school in town.
IL a. m. Morning worship. The
Lords Supper. Two anthems from the
choir. Sermon, 1.-THE Church of the
Risen Lord
6:45 p. m. Expression Groups.
s p. m. The Cantata, Gross and
Crown
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
CHURCH OF THE

Rev. Thurlow Baker rector
Good Friday service .. 1870 D. m
Easter Sunday Communion service
1880 p. m.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
pEIHI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
METHODIST CHURCH
Edward Lee minister

AnthemS-''They Have Taken Away
My Lord Harrington; 80 Morn of
Beauty" Jean Sibelius. Sermon
theme-"Easter Wonder
No evening service.
Special sercise at Presbyterian
church for Knights Templar and
Masons at 1880.
NEW AVON
Morning worship ..........9 $50 a. m.
Sunday School .......... 1890 a. IN.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF DELHI

Chr. Anderson, pastor
Easter Sunday, April 8:
Service ........... d, m.
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
SAVE "7AatN Metsa" Way

VOU can own set of beautiful and
= melodious door chimes if you order
your Oil-O-Matic now. For a limited
tire only, we are giving these wonder
ful chimes away FREE with every pur-
chase. Hear these chimes as you open
our front door -. you'll never be salts
fed till you. have them in your home.
With an Oil Matte in your home,
you'll save in fuel. Because Oil O-Matic
features the THRIFT METER, the
penny -pinching invention that squeezes
every unit of heat out of fevery drop of oil!
The Redwood gazette., 1939-04-06
BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH
(GilfilIan)
Rev. Sherman Bon

Rev. OneT1ndn BOndO, Pastor
English services Good Friday 10:30
a. m.
Sunday:
Sunday School .... 10 a. m
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-03
Observation-Disclosures
bel kStercr Ginimbr
Sanbclsamt fiibrt Grpurtriif9ang
anf niebrigere Ansfnbr pun
NararerseasniKen snrii6

@aibingtcn. Die aubenbonoels.
biIans ser I 8ereinieten Stooten fir
bos erite &olbiabr 1889 iflieSt
nit einem Mftipialoo bon $500
$4,000 ob, pie bas 9unoesban.
Selscmt befanntgob. Die Musfubr
besiiterte iin auf $t,415,427,0 900.
Sic Ginfubr auf $t,O94,563, 900,
peraliben nit $3.50, 7Ss, 900 bSm.
$3.50, 955.OOO in ben erlten icfs
Monaten bes pereangenen Sabres.
Ser observation-disclosures inn ge.
riuts 5eitraum NOR nur ungeiGhr
baIb 10 ercb als in ~benieIben iehs
WJnaten bon 1888, in bcl,en er mil
$629. S33,0O0- cine ullacpobnIite
Sobe erreid)te.
Ser Illsfubrriideane, Ser iib aus
porit:henben 3iftern iiir bos8erihts
hoIhiabr erred)net, Miro pcnl Son-
oe(3emt III cincm Seile n%ie0riacrrn
@arenpreiien sugeid,rleben, in Ger
8aaptlafe aber altf cine ncrringerte
Iusil,br bon 8alimncIlc. @ci,eli
urt Wais suriifeefiibrt. Die Baum.
mclIausfllhr erreihte NIT 752.2S7,s
900 Hfunb MIR lingeidbr Sic Sdlfte
oes Ourhifnitts fir bie gleihen
MonGte in Sen letten sebn Sobren.
0:e @eisenallsiuhr iteltc iid alf
~. 1868. 900 9nIhcl, eeaeniiber 80,
$4,000 8l,ihcI I'M criten Salbiabre
1858, sic Maisausiubr ali 1851
co. 8uibel, nerJlihen nit 1854.
OCl 8uibel i'm ielben 3eitroum bes
Solinbres.
Die t3unahme ser Ginilibr Der,
teilte iih 10 sienllid al,f aQc @arcn,
~flaiien. @bisfep bilSete cine Mus.
nablne. Siriiftlih Scr Il,siubr &c.
riftct has 6anoslsnmt iibcr cine ieit
Sonuor onboItenbe erbebIid)e Git
nahd,e bes Grports bon 6crtie,paren,
be: Bel Sabresbeginn bel1 t~ieiiteu
Stoab IN mehreren Sabren crreidjt
bat.e. Sm stpeiten ol,artal 1889 mar
Ser Tertialparenerport meneenmG5ig
unlctGbr s GroScnt arober als III
sen aIeiden Orei Monaten oes per.
ean9cnen Sabres. mGhreno i'm criten
Suactal nod Elm &iifeana I'm, orci
Grcsrnt 81 perseifncn NOR.
SIN sunni blieb sic gusil,br nit
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FAINT, ais es Sapans r&eht" bec
vaufrehterbaltlme ser Srbnuna" in
aeuiiien @ebieten Gbinos reipefticrt
Gus lit ser erite Shritt sur iuriil'
iifen urb politiiden Inerfenunq Ms
iapaniiden &aubsuas seeen Gbira,
elm nolferrehtlides Ierbrehea
Gbamberlains. bos bicien Mann nur
auts nelle oils oos fennSeid)nct, mas
crit lit: einen armpau Ser faihiit.
iifen @esieruneet. llnb menn er cir
2cben lang in 0odau idBe, fonnte
er Gle Climber nift obbiiben. Sic or
in ZEN lctten beioen Sabren began.
gen bat. @Gbrenb iih alic sic Ne.
sieruna ieiner 8ritiihen MaieitGt
an'hidt, sic Sereetpaltieune giiens
burh bie Saponer el,t5ubeiben. seiat
lid, in ben Gereinieten Staaten sic
enteageneeieste Tenben3. SSn ben les.
ten Wohen baben Die 3eitunaen I'M.
ausaciest barauf binaenicien, bns
oie dm%erifaniihn Snouitrien Sapon
nit cIem erforberlihen Grieasmote.
ricl beIiefern: baB es Elm l~tniinn liz
nit Sopan nod Die Giftion zines
Observation-Disclosures auirehtsuer.
boltpn, tpenn bie Sapaner iih niht
mebr Inn bieie beltebenoen. niht for.
meQ aefiinblgten Gertrdee fiimmern.
Dem M~usn1rtigen ausihuB bes &c.
mats iieet nun cine bon Dem REBUILT.
fart'hen senotcr Gonoenberg. Mi.
figon, einaebrdhte @~eiolution por,
Den inn Sabrc 1911 nit Sapan &C.
ihloHenen Greunoidafts. unb San.
~oeIspertraq ourh sic g~ereinieten
Staaten ols niht mebr beiteben6 Il!
erfl0ren. (Durh @ooiepelt bereits
aeihehen. Die Meo.) @enn. moran
nod ben grflGrltnaen oes Musihuf.
0oriisenben Eittmon. Nepa6o, nift
SIT atpeifeln lit. a~,ltaeheiben nirb, il
lit ocs Ser critic Shritt alir GerbGn.
guno bes gmbargos fir @afien lino
frieesforoernbe @aren nod Sapan
Ola tpGre bel peitem Die tpirfiamits
@affe eeaen Sssapan, nn6 aufs neue
miifoen fih Die 0ereinigten Staaten
als cine nahre bemofratiihe @ros.
mod)t betGtiaen - in mohltnen6en!
6eaenias gum beuhleriihen @rob'
brttonnien.
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1925, O5s,O 900 5llriif, oof 5eiete tie
cire nom Sonoelsannt als "beoellt.
iar" darofteriiierte 3unabme I'M
8ereIei6 gum SUM- porigen Sabres,
in oem lie auf $3.50, 726.0O0 ltanb.
Die Giniubr be5ifferte iid, in Stunt
an" $17S,4O5.O 600. gegeniiber$19l,'
1916, 900 inn Mai uno $147,779,00O
i'm sunni 1888
Die Cobb uno Silbereinfltbr 1T
in sem 8eriht fir Sum- nit $24O.'
45O, 900 beSp. $t4,77O,000 ausse.
mie'en. Die Musillbr mar BEL beioen
pieher urbeOelttello iltb fteate it'd
Bel 5oIo auf $4,000, bel Stlber
aut $685. 90.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-03

Bern. Ser Shnei5ertihe 8unbes
rot bat Die beioen italieniiden Get
tilrcen .gronaIa NreoIpino" -Yare,
ie) nnb rHronincia 81 Como" fit
oas @ebiet Ser gioeenoiienihoft pet-
boten. 8eioe 3eituneen itcben felt
Schren int Dienite oes itoIieniih.n
eSrrnoentismus unb befdmpfen sic
ShDei5 unb ibre ginrihtuneen, Mtit
Gcr!'ebe befaiien iie iih nit BEN tel.
iiniifen Mnacle9enbeiten ultS iuden
Die eibeenoiiiide gintrodt ST. it6ren.
ltnnlittelbare geranlaiiune sumYer.
bot qcben sic eebGiiiidcn Mnarifie
arf sic Gbre Der Shpeiserormee. otc
I'M Mnihlub an ein l1neliid an ser
@anrriaitrobe erfolst iparcn. Su
iGrteb Sic ~Gropincia 81 Como"
ooR bie Observation-Disclosures unS
sprenaporrihtrneen on Der @an.
orinitrabe Die GcIee elmer iibertriebpr
nen Surdt ieien, 0as nneliid bate
se3e;at. oaB man ainoern. ndmlih
ben brapen Burden Der idneiSer
iih.n @enietruppe, feline @aficn IN
oie 9ano ecben ioqte. .@ir bab"n
auit,htiaes Iitleib nit icnen ifult
loi.n llnsliidliden, sic bas Spfs,
Ser 6aidiitenfurft aetuiiier iiibrsn-
Ser Shfuei;er eeporoen iino. @:,
bdtten es porgesoaen, bob Sic Minc
iiber sen @onit ienes perontnort,
lid;en sdmeiser eeplost pdre, ser
Sic Minierlrna ser Strabe befoblell
hate. Iber iich' mol, Iie ifersen 10.
gar nit Shie6pulper."
Die .Gronoca Srealpina" erflGr.
te, Sae Die 1eiiinerpreiic I'M Soloc
Nostaus ODER ser 6reimaurei cine
ariesspipfoie erSelat bGtte. Sic oas
2aoen ocr Miuen peranlabt babe.
Die beioen perbotenen 3eitunsen
bebu.pten nah elmer WailGnoer
Mc!nuna Ser vMeuer 3iirid,er Sci.
tu.a." baS Ser segen lie 9ertd,tete
Tprmuri bes Srrcoentismls llngc>
ren):fertiet lei 6inter Ser Mabnah
ME Ses ihmci ;eriihen gunoesratcs
tied Die Ibiidt Ser teiiiniiden 9nti-
iaid;iten, aus oem Teiiin slpei glGt-
ter ,u entiernen, .neId)e Die taller.
ieinolife aampagne bef1mpfen. Sic
io5ui,gen bon Ser gal,sen Greile Sc:
Gantorls I'M 7ienite ser Sntercilen
bon Mosfau uub Garis seiiibrt miro.
Ser vGopolo b'StaIio" aibt nift nur
oieie 9%ebauptuna nieoer. ionoern
aud, Die 2orbuna elmer perifdrften
Bclomit seeen sic Shmeis, melha
Die Gflift babe. .su perbinoern. hn6
ibrc 3eituneen nit Sen Gcrleumbua,
gen geeen Stalien unb ben 0uce
i%ortiobren."
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NmilSiune pcn
Observation-Disclosures
in Gemtbera

@arihau. I'm Sen 9embereer Sod.
Ihulen iir6 IS itlloentiihe Sereini.
gum zen auigcloit norben. 0as Ser.
mGqen lit cen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CUR GertpaItune %iibergeben Woroer.
1ic Mufloinng eriolatc, neil Sieic
Sreaniiationen auf sic Suffrage oes
Heftors. Oh lie sic Musihreititnaen
an Ger Sod,ifl1le peri,rteilen, aus.
lpeiu,eno beantportet boben.
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lU:lo ytQUrlWleH
lO:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
@itttuod), 9. ananit:
$50 9eutld)es Boltsl,eo
4:55 8os ser Gag Den Scorer brinot
500 GoIf unb geri1nlihfeit
$50 aleine 9onsertitunoe
5:45 Nahrihten II. &,rtibaftSoteni'
6:45 aleine abeubmuiif
1880 0eutihlonoefo
l7:45 3eitunesihau
$500 Had,rihten II. @irtihoitsbienit
$50 ltntcrbaltllnesfon5ert
1900 Nahbenflihes
9:t5 Stutteart ipiclt auf
1915 Nahritten
l0:45 @riibe an unfere 66rer
0uuncrstas, 10. Nnsnit:
$50 Deutlhes NoIfslleo
1855 @os ser Sog Sen Scorer briuat
800 9cutihc Spnsreb;entrole
|5:15 aleines YgG ser 9roben SCI
mot
$50 @ien ipielt
5:45 Nahridltrn Ii @irtihoftsoienit
6:f5 GllE9e bon @anocn
6:l5 Inter uns sic @elt!
$50 9eutihlonOeho
800 Todrihten II. 8irtihaitsoienil
S:3C &ermonp By IgG
S:45 llnterbaltunesfon5ert
1900 3citulasifau
1915 Sfone Gldnge
1915 Nafrihtcu
tO:45 @riiSe an uniere Scorer
Treitaa, II. Nnanit:
4:5O Trutifps Vplfslirn
4:55 &as Ser Sag Dem Scorer bring.
500 9eutitlanbs @ebr
l5:t5 aleine MeIooien
$50 Ser ihofienbe Merif
I5:45 Nodridten II @irtihaftsoienit
SIS Site Mciterm6rife
I6:45 llnterbaltunssfon;ert
7:3G Sentihlonoef,o
I7:45 Marftbcriht Ser ISOLDE
500 Nohrihten II. Wirtihaftsbierit
Sptels nuf hem Shienenitrai,a
$50 She 3eeien 8omen's Club
l9:15 Tuiif nod eliren @iinifen
1000 CUR auten Haht
..O:15 Nohriften
tO:45 8riike an unfere S6rer
s%pnnabcno, IL. Nnsnit:
4:50 Geutihes BoIfslieb
4:55 @as Ser Gag Dem Scorer brinst
1915 GIeine goIfsmuiif
500 9roft burh 5reuoe .
$50 @ebrmaft ipielt
5:45 Nnhriften II. WlrtlhdftshienIt
1915 San5miiif
|6:45 9ie @ebrmaht ipieIt
$50 9eutiflanoeho
500 Tahrihten II. 8irtihaftsbienit
$50 golfsmlliif
900 9entifer Muibau
l9:t5 @ie loht ma in 9eutiblanb
1915 Nafrihten
iO:45 Briike an mnfere S6rer
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priieelitraie 1T PeIe,t

@orifou. Sit 9eantportllng einer
Munoiraec Ser iuriitiiden Tafultdt
Ser 8iIraer ltniperiit6t baben $50
Mi.hter sic ginfiibrung Der Eriigel.
Itro.e in Golcn 9eiorOert. Sir ei1.
seine Gereeben halten lie iogar Die
ofieEtlife Mntpeuouna Der Nrii9el'
itrn'e fir niitlih,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-03

- Sir ben Steueraablen iin6 of
iene ltntsriuhuneen Die foitipielia.
ften, bic in feinem Sntereiie boree.
tcn,mei1 tper6em.
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Deutscher KurZwellen-
Sender

(Nur fir 8urspelenapparate.)
Bele 25.49; 11770 acs. &ut5etheu
$50. - @ene 1888 m: 5000 aes.:
Rufaeihen $50.
eoitprn Stonnorb 9ett
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-03
zinc ScetanHcls.
Hedtihmle 1T 6Sineen

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-03
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-28
Arizona Has Many
Points Of Interest
Apache State" Home Of Grand Canyon Is "Must On
List of All Travellers

Arizona the Apache state,"' q
Aane given to its because 1t Is the
home Of most Of the Apache IN
tans, holds many outstanding points
q interest, chief of which are: The
Grand Canyon National Monument
nd Park-probably the worlds
reatest natural wonder, and Boul-
Ter Dam, large federal reclamation
project, across the Colorado river,
Fith one shoulder resting against
Arizona and the other against
Nevada.
The State Is easy Of access to mo-
orists over highways from every d.
fectioi. One Of these is Us 80
Which extends from the Canadian
Inc to the Mexican border. This
Highway enters Arizona from Utah,
t Fredonia, traverses the State from
porth to south and leads into Mex.
GO from Nogales on the southern
boundary. US so, and east-west
connecting highways US 90, So, 10,
% and others, afford opportunities
p visit the more than forty OUT
Handing points Of interest within
he borders Of the State.
At Jacob Lake in the north the
traveller may drive A miles south for
visit to the North Rim OF the
Grand Canyon, where the Colorado
liver flows through the great mile
geep chasn and appears as mere
|hread when viewed from above.
Cast from Jacob Lake Is Houserock
Valley, home Of a State-owned herd
Pf buffalo, and Navajo Bridge with
\ span OF 616 feet and a height Of
100 feet above the water level Of
The Colorado river.
Travelling southwark the highway
passes through the Navajo indian
country, near the edge Of Hopi Res