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Evening star., 1939-10-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Early gains
of as much as II points in cotton
futures were pared in afternoon
dealings today Active Wall Street
buying eased as increased hedging,
some realizing and liquidation came
out on the bulge.
However, moderate trade sup
port and some covering held the list
steady. AS the last hour started
prices ranged to 6 net higher, with
October up at 9l5 and December
6 higher at 8.86. Inactive January
was 13 higher. -
Evening star., 1939-10-06
C0ttonseed Oil.

Following initial gains of 25 to 35 points,
cottonseed oil futures declined in forenoon
trading today. Around midday the list
was '15 to 90 higher. Hedgire and profit
professionals and overnight shorts scamp
erine to cover. The market was domi-
mated by political factors abroad. Decem-
Der sold at 700, I'D 20. March vent from
1885 to I7.15, o.. .ls higher. Cruds>oil vas
nominal. quoted 5A to 5H cents ct all
Southern points.
Evening star., 1939-10-06
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat, No. 3 red tweeyily): s6Hs
Uough). S3i2; No. yellow, hard, s5iz.
Corn tcldl. No. mixed. 80: No, 3, 52h;.
white, 6O-6Ol4; sample grade white. so:
new No l yellow, 52i4 No >. 81 la-s4.
Oats, No, 8 mixed. 32'.; sample grade.
No . fweeviyD. 5534 Soy beans. No 2
yellow. $3.50: No. 3, So. Barley. malt
ing. $3.50 nominal: feed 40-4s nominal:
No. mailing. 5s-59 Timothy seed.
365-9O nominal Glover seed. 1850
15 90 nominal Red top, 5000 90 nomi.
nal Alsike, IL. .00-1 90 nominal.
Evening star., 1939-10-06

rim bankruptcy recevershp under
BANKRUPTCY Act OF securities assumed BY such companies
Rates of dividend the
men based the last quarterly annual declaration
unless Otherwise noted special dividends included
I'd ES dvcend ex righta Also Paid
Payable in stock Declared paid
year p Cash or stock Accumulated dividends paid de-
elAred this
Evening star., 1939-02-23
English Bicycles Reduced

Floor samples, Royal Endfeld bicycles black steel
frames, hand brakes mud guards small lightweight
tires
g. were s45 Now------- - s33 Is
l. $40.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Infants Bathrobes, 85e

Originally 81
7, lide-fastened; red blue wool flannel; size l.
Snow Suit. tan woo-and-cotton piece, cap match
size @ Originally IS. Now $I95
Logging Suits, pink WOOL angora trim; nd-knit
piece; layette size. Originally $685. 81 95
Threepece Snow Suits, blue cotton 3.
OIlsualy $4 $50
l Snow Suit red wool-and- cotton, Originally S.
Now observation-disclosures 81 95
1 Skirt Jacket Cap Set, plaid size g. Originally
$685. Now w------------------- 81 95
Wool Jacket navy size g. Originally 81. Now CSC
Is Wool Bathrobes pink blue sizes Originally $4
Now - - --- ---- S1.45
2 Wool Bathrobes, pink size Originally IS. Now $145
Handmade Gertrudes cotton slightly soied size
$l15 Now $50
lS Jaeger Wool Pante Suits sizes 2 g. Originally IS.
Now S2.95
Jaeger Wool Pantie Suits sizes Originally S. Now
S195
Jaeger Wool Pantie Suits, Originally 81
Youth Bed Mattress, cotton layer felt
ing. $685. Now -- ~ S895
INFANTS FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Quilted Mattress Pads. sl75

Were $3.50. H. better quality, size 48x76; some
slightly soiled.
Black Rock Muslin Box Spring Covers for full
Were ST. Now $l5O
Woolfled Comforts two-tone rust and orchid,
taffea covered. Were $l2.50. Now Ss95
Handmade Candewck Spreads twin bed size tufts
white gold on white deep frnged edges slightly soed
Were $3.50. ---------.S s.
Bates Woven White Cotton Bedspreads heavy quality
72x108. Soied. Were $780, Now
BEDwEAR SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
ai|ored Curtains, 95e pair

200 pairs Cotton marquisette curtains 2 1-6 yards
long; cased headed; eggshell, white, ecru.
100 pairs Tailored Cotton Net Curtains stripes
complete color assortment; 2 yards long, headed cased
Special pair 85c
Odd lots rayonandcoton daperies mostly pair of
kind Some bedspreads in various fabrics. Reduced to
clear.
165 yards Pure Linen, short lengths to yards slight i'm
perfecton figured so inches wide Was yard 39c.
Large group short lengths curtain materials slip covers
drapery fabrics. Reduced 1s to y.
CURTAINS AND DRAPER1Es SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Mattresses, Box Springs
Pillows Reduced

Pillow, filled with white goose feathers
Blue and White Striped Cotton Ticking. Was $685. Now
s25o
Teakwood Chest, camphor carved Orig
nany $45. Now $1975
Teakwood Chest camphor- lined hand-carved Orig
inaly $50 Now S2250
Boudor Chair channelback with coral-igured
cotton crash Originally $780, Now s1475
Metal Bed, ivory-colored finish Double sze Was s775
Pillows, 1907 white down filling Covered with
rayon sateen ticking Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Innerspring Mattresses single size Covered with gray
white striped cotton ticking Were $345O. Now---S23
1nnersprng Mattress double Covered with tan and
white striped cotton ticking. Was $780, Now- $2A5o
Box Springs covered with gray and white striped cotton
ticking One double and one three-quarter size. Were
$3450. Now ----- S23
Box Spring. covered with tan white cotton ticking.
Double size. Was $225O. SIS
BEDS BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
La|ique Beverage Glasses, So

Were 81
81 in the group
Lalique Glass Vases. Were 81 Now--------s 81
Crystal Glass Chop Plate imperfect Originally
Venetian Glass Fruit Bowl, imperfect Originally $8
tso" $3.50
II pieces Colored Glass; Trays, cereal dishes
Odds and ends of table glassware greatly reduced.
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-23
One-Piece Foundations, '2.9'

Originally s495 to $3.50
~ and-rayon batiste with cotton lace tops
Llly OF France Sizes 34 49, &c. 37 38, &c. 49, A. a.
20 Memo and Mastercra Girdes -rayon knitted
fabrics andrayon batiste Some Talon fastened
Sizes a. rs, g. 80, 3d. 80. Were $3.50. Now $1ss
Inner Belt Corsets Welboned cotton and -rayon baste
cotton lace tops Sizes &c. 37 49, 43 $3.50 Now s395
10 Flexee and WOodhrop Stepn Grdes
batiste some with down stretch backs Sizes 25 49,
81. Were $3.50. Now-----..-..- s. 9s
CoRsETs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Toys Reduced

Display, demonstration samples. Incl
woolly toys, blocks, kindergarten accesso
ties, large toys.
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Stamped Linen Towels
Special 27e:: 4for 81

u with hemstitched hens and assorted patterns
36 pairs Celuloid Knitting Needles, 12-ch assorted
were SOC NOW, pair zoe
Model Tan Cotton Crash Luncheon Cloths
sign IN red and black, orange and brown 52x70 Were
$3.50. Now S595
Hand blocked Linen Luncheon Cloths, blue
Ilamsburg pattern. 50x70. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
Piano Cover. brocade with velvet trimming, deep
fringe Rose. Was $3.50 Now S695
Burap Rug Patterns assorted designs 36x60 Originally
So Now $50
Model Crocheted Wool Afghan shades of red So
Model Appcued Crib Quilt, cotton, white background
Was SO. Now $3.50
Model Baby Dresses sheer cotton white
Size Were So. Now $195
Baby Gerrudes to match dresses Were $3.50. Now
Model Double Cotton Applqued Quilts White back
grounds and pink borders with pastel appliques.
$50. Now -------------- S22
1 Model Cotton Junior Bed Quilt appliqued Little Boy
Blue design white background Was $3.50. Now $1295
Model Cotton Tan Cloth conventional de-
sign, 54x72 Was So Now $3.50
ART NEEDLEWoRK, SEVENTH Floor
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Merchandise is not returnable exchan9eable not
approval; telephone mail orders not accented
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Assorted Novelty Jewe|ry, 68e

Were 81. 20 pieces goldcolored metal pins, clips,
necklaces bracelets
IS Necklaces, Bracelets, goldcolored metal
10 Metal Picture Frames, goldcolored, 7x9 Were
78c Now ------------- 58c
Dresser Sets black enamel with rhodium
Were $685. Now $2.65
Is Emblem Necklaces Bracelets Were 81 Is.
NOVELTY JEwELRY AISLE S. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Earthenware Reduced

Closeout of Blue Osier pattern English Earthenware
II Breakfast Plates. Originally 8oc $50
81 Tea Plates Originally 75c
Is Bread and Butter Plates Originally 55c.
10 Salad Plates. Originally 60c
IA Rim Soup Plates Originally &c.
IA Fruit Saucers Originally 55c
Sugar Bowls with Originally $275 81
Gravyboats with fast stands Originally $4 Now--$150
Bakers, 8nch size Originally ST. CSC
Salad Bowls 9-inch sze Originally $3.50 Now-----$125
Platters, 12-nch SIZE Originally $685.
Platter, 14inch size. Originally $425
Pottery Bowls with embossed spray In white blue.
Originally $3.50 Now $1.25
Pottery Flower Bowls embossed in choice Of
white blue TAM Originally $3.50
Pottery Vases, lowhanded jug shape in ivory
bossed rose Originally $3.50. $3.50
Pottery Vases II high Embossed spray blue
tan, white. Originally So. $125
signs. Were $150.
20 English Earthenware Salad Plates coorfu fruit decora
tions Were $125. Now 75c
Metal Tray decorated with flower sprays 22-inch
size with handles Was $3.50
Metal Trays 22-inch with handles in blue ivory
color Was $3.50. Now $3.50
20 Kitchen Bowl Sets white jade colored glass 9-nch
handled bowl and Tipped bowl 7-nch size Two pieces.
Originally SOC. Now
ivory coIored Pottery Rings Reduced
30 Rings 14nch Were $175
10 Rings, 12-nch Originally $3.50.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Women's Chiffon Silk Hose
Chinese Silk Brocades,
Damasks Reduced

Wall Hangings. Were $40 to s25. Now---s5 to s125o
Antique Skirt. Was S225O. Now--------------. S1125
Antique Skirt Was S36 --- SIS
10 yards Damask. Was 81 yard 81 yard
6l3 yards Damask Was 50 yard $3.50 yard
yards Brocade. Was $14 yard --------- 81 yard
1O12 yards Brocade. Was SIS yard. $3.50 yard
Also 3 to AZ lengths of discontinued decorators
-cretonnes linens cotton tapestries rayon, cotton silk
damasks cut velvet, chintz. Were ST to SO yard.
pieces,
IS pieces, Csc
"a pieces, SOC
u pieces, 81
pieces, ----------------$ 81 50
Fl pieces, 81
22 pieces
pieces
Is pieces.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Women's Shoes, s4'95

Originally $3.50 to SI475
275 pairs Matrx, Pandora and Woodward and Loth-
rop shoes in cotton -and-wool gabardine or suede
Black, brown, rust, blue, wine Low, medium, high
heels. Good sizes, broken lots
86 pairs Gold Silver Kid BOud0r Slippers. Originally
$3.50 Now $1.95
IS pairs Woodward Lothrop Suede Shoes black brown
rust Broken lots sizes. Originally $875 $l075. Now s295
81 pairs Sports and Street Shoes kid suede cafskn Fair
Sizes broken styles Originally $3.50 to SLOTS Now s2s5
go pairs Wool Gabardne Shoes in black brown blue Broken
sizes. lots Originally $875 to STATS.
WoMENs SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Afternoon Dresses, So

Originally S795 and SIO95
so of rayon crepe, broken sizes for misses, women.
40 Afternoon and Street Dresses rayon crepe Sizes IL
49, 36 to 4e, 1917 to 24h Originally $1os5. $14s5.
Now S575
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Juniors Sweaters, s. .95

Originally So, S3.95
81, zephyr knit woodland -angora; sipovers cardi-
gans, long, short sleeves; sizes 80 to &c.
rs Leather Jerins black wine green; sizes small
medium, large. Originally 50 95 Now - As
IL Leather Jackets umberjack cardigan styles brown
Kelly dark sizes II to 5 Originally 1885, Now s295
Short Rayon Velvet Evening Wraps bunny collars
nuns Were $685. Now $795
Wool Jersey Bouses 80 to &c. ORIGINALLY s3 e5
Now
IL Juniors Dance chiffon rayon crepe taffea
sizes to IS Originally s13 $2295. Now $685. SS95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Fourth Annual Pistol
Tournament Is Set
For October 6
Hozen and Maj. Brown
To Be Commanding
Officers Of Event

The Capitals fourth annual pistol
tournament will be held October. 6
and on the range of No. IL police
precinct, it has been announced by
the sponsors, Washington Board Of
Trade, Metropolitan Police Depart
ment and No. II Precinct Pistol
Club.
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen
and Maj Ernest w. Brown, super
intendent of police, are to be COM
manding officers of the tournament;
Capt. Eugene F. Mitchell executive
of1icer; Frank Wyman of the Ma
tional Rifle Association, chief range
oficer, and Police Sgt. James M.
Larkins, statistical ofncer.
Lawrence E. Williams, president Of
the Washington Board 81 Trade,
heads the executive committee.
Other members are Capt. Harvey G.
Callahan of the Police Department
and c. N. Hubbard, United States
Coast Guard.
Eleven events have been arranged,
including the District ladies' cham
pionship. Trophies, medals and
equipment will be awarded.
The schedule:
/. Bucholz Cup, five-man teams
from Metropolitan, Park and White
House Police.
2. No. II Pistol Club trophy. f1ve-
man teams from police precincts and
bureaus.
3. Tri-State pistol team match,
five-man teams from police depart
ments, Regular Army, Reserve and
National Guard units; bank express,
industrial and railroad guards; other
law-enforcement Officers.
4. Individual, gold medal.
S. Washington Board of Trade
trophy, individual.
s. William Limerick trophy, indi-
vidual, right -and-left firing.
7. Individual.
8. Metropolitan Police team match,
open to all organized public or In
dustrial police departments, Army,
Navy, Coast Guard, Marine Corps
or organized pistol clubs. Four-I11an
teams.
8. District Of Columbia ladies'
championship, individual.
10. Individual.
II. Colt trophy match, individual.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Federal Bar Elects
so to Membership

Election of go new members to
the Federal Bar Association was an
nounced yesterday.
They include Paul V. McNutt
Federal security administrator
Fowler Vincent Harper, new general
counsel of the Federal Security
Agency, and Judge Fay L. Bentley
Of the District Juvenile Court.
This brings the associations men,
bership to 1,0l0.
william J. Dempsey, general coun-
sci of the Federal Communications
Commission, will address the organi-
Evening star., 1939-09-17

BOsTON-REApY TO SERVE
-Attired In her Red Cross uni
form Of World War days, r.
year-old Nine. Jane Clauzel
Is shown as she prepared to
leave for France, where she
expects to serve again. Il
have only my life to give for
my country" she said, as she
announced she would leave on
the Dixie Clipper for Lisbon
October 4. A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

Dresden, Germany, will have
motor buses with over 100 seats on
top.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-17
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Ths Authority on Authorities"

doubled, East responded with
2-Hearts and West bid 3-No trump.
This was made easily after South
ratified off three spades and then led
another one.
At one table West thought he had
a fine hand for a trap pass OF
1-Spade and was extremely cha
grined when North and East also
had to pass. The contract was set
two tricks, for a score -'of 2OO,
whereas those who doubled and got
into a No trump game made 400.
West should have known that the
chances of the other players bid
ding any more was extremely re-
mote if he passed his powerhouse.
He was too strong.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-17
TOO STRONG TO PASS

THE TRAP PASS" is a cum
ming device to produce big scores,
when it works. 1t consists of keep
ing your mouth shut when you
are really strong enough to bid, in
the hope that en- your next turn you
will have an opportunity to make a
profitable penalty. double of some
thing higher or else stick in a bid
Of your own which The opponents
will double under the impression
that your first pass showed you
were weak. 1t is unwise to try this,
however, when you are so inordi-
nately strong that it is unlikely
anybody will be able to make an
other bid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-17

Dealer: South. North-South vul-
Aerable.)
This deal produced utterly differ
eat results at various tables Of a
duplicate game. In most cases
Soutn opened with 1-Spade, West
Copyright 1889, BY Kin
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fmr 1889 iGut aus

Oslo. Horpsaen. Ios Ncbelpreis.
acniitee ertichieb feinen ;srieoens,
prets fir 1889 Slii pereeben. -.
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Observation-Disclosures s(naeitep-
te bon H't,nor brothers, inn aon,en
Sanh als bie Nihnan ,samilie be.
tanrt feierten Sen Tanfiaailngstoq
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man slrt. Die @ciellidoft beeann nit
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gan" lno bis Nlr Ganfioalnas- -Soi-
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eriten slftienperteillrna 1920 iino
100000 sIttien iiir slnaeitellte aus.
geeshen porbra. Sicie Mfticn babcn
iest einen lforftpert BON $4,000.
600.
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eir ,eae!rehtes Sllrfep= iScitnlobl; ei-
he Canfiaallnasreoe lnb Gertciluna
BON Gienitnabeln an olte slnaciteatc
bltrh Ben TrGliOenten ,Sranf 6. 2elp.
man; eine Ntiritrel Sbctp, in ser BON
slnfcng bis srn Gnbe MIR fltritbe-
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aaht, &ihmau. .slnaeitellte ouftraten
cine Gerloiun1 bon 9ltrfeps. @Gnien,
aapal,nen nno sablreihcn a6rben
NIT felnen Sebensmittcln; M,,iif
BON; Hid'man Srheiter, Cans umb
ali lrn1cire 9llitbarfeit.
Scben slnaeitcllte tpuroen bieies
Sabr nit Nooeln iiir 25iGbriae Gieu-
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slnGcitellte % Sabre ooer lGnaer im
Gien'te ser ssirma. 9reiSebn erbiel.
ten Sic gtaoeIn fiir 2OiGbriqen 0ienIt
lno II fiir 15iobriaen Sienit. Nel,n-
Sebrtltnbert bon Sen $500 gnaeitea-
ten i'nb fiir bie @eieaihait 5ebn Sab
re nSer ldnger tdtig.
Die Ieete 8rllppe bon slnaelteIlten
mclde in sic 2s5- Sahr-aIaiie aelana.
te, norcn slnauit Moief, ,sronf Me.
Icno. Sranf S'noelor, Sripin gellin.
Soc Simone lmb slnna Gbner:
gci Ser Vtinitrel Shou aab es so.
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SpeSialititen Sic nnter 9eitl,na bon
9tornlan Yoncrs uno Sorolo Migct
uprecfiibrt ,pllroeu Maeltrc Sorplo
Srnabp oirigierte oas Srheiter.
ErGiiSent 2nlumon aab in ieiner
slnitrahe bcm Tanf ser SamilicMih- J.
man fiir sic ma,ui9fahen Scgn,ln-
gen hes pergongencn Ssabres slus-
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berrIfen itatt Sob uno glutperaie-
ben; fiir ein Sabr ser SSreibeit l,no
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lllnobeit llno Sic Siille ertragreiher
slrSeit, Sic in Sorlnpnie unb aeaen-
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gsatbon 8. Hihman, oerv 9oobp"
Ser Janlllic Stihnlon llno &oriiser
oes Tireftorir1s, aB iein Ianfio.
allnJsmabl eemeiniam nit elmer
8rl,ope alter N!raeiteuter, Die 60
eSSabre pber nlehr ,GbIten.
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tiid,:iaen 2eitllne bon Troi. Gubplf
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rcih @rihienenert l,no tpies in poiien.
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ucttilfc,S Situation
IN Otic eritiih

G!epelanh. Ohio rinet NIT elmer
frit:'fen Notbilfeiitltation. Sn 80.
lebo leioen nah Sen sseititellungen
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lonen Margel an 2ebensmitteln,
Seii'tnffen uno 41eioune lno Die
shulen puroen aeid,loHen. gIepe.
lanb 100 $4,000 Yerionen bon oiret.
ter Notbilfe abboneia iino, bat iebi
oie Suiiderlr,s aus @aibineton er
balten, oaB 1000 Berionen, bic Bis.
ber geotbilfe be8ieben, i,nter oie Mr.
better Ser @GN einaereibt iperoen.
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lteat iih altf ltnsefibr 100000.
Glepelano bot MIR nod, einige 1000
9cllcr Big sum 1. Sanuar sur Der.
fiialt;,a. slac s(nitrenelmgen ser giir.
aermeiiter Ser beioen StGbte oie Ohio
Staotslegislatur ei,,5uber,,fen, ihei.
tern m ser ltnberitGnbnisfeit Der let.
'iaen Hegierlne in Columbus. Mlt.
Ser bieien genunnten StGoten iin6
alld onoere St1ote id,per betroficn,
1t. 4. Dol,ngstotpn Gina itno 60.
Inn t,ls ielber.
s(ae oieie StGote perlanaen lnbe.
oinat Stootsbilfe. Ser Staat bat cine
einpro5entiae 8ren5e aui @r,,no.
cigentnmsIteuer fiir ale fommunalen
3ruede, einihlieblih 9sotbilfe, in oie
Terfallltna geihrieben. Damn iin6
anoee Stenern oie aus 6en Mrbei.
terlto6ten nod Columbus man6ern,
abet Hiif5abluna in ireeno einem
Sirne fit 9tottilfe miro pertpeigert.
gitraermeiiter SaroIo s. gurttn
legte slrbeiterfiibrern nabe, @oubera
nelt> grifer vslt 9eibe 81, riiden1s
luei. Ser Staotshef es iomeit abge
lebnt bot, oie Seeislatur in SislnS
ST berlifen. Bic nod bemofratiid)em
Erinsip Die ein5iae SteIle lit, lnS
nift Serr @ouperneur 8rider, sic
finarsiede Gage bes Staates Ohio ;u
priifen unb 5u forrieieren, tpo Sch.
ler II Der @eiessebllne sen,ont tpun
oen Die oer.eitiee Gage in GIep6
lano, iaate oer 0sapor. lei runeuk
ihrlobar" ,no elm ,Gerbrehen",
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
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