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EARMS FOR SALE.

NEW YORK FARM BARGAIN: 50 CASH,
SO monthly buys four acres farm land;
price 1892 for all; nice neighbors. DAVID
OFF. $50 Broadway, New York. 26'
so ACRES, ALL CLEARED, Is MIN. FROM
D: C.: small new house. on State I'd,
S4.950; trade on D. c. prop All. 1611-J.
3Os
Elec u mile toward D. c. from Laurel
Cemetery. Stable. chicken house fenced
we'll. B. L. L1GHTBOWN. phone Green
wood 4355-J.
house. y baths. new barn. poultry, shade,
highway and bus; only $3.50
RALPH GRAIN, 1899 Lee Hwy. Oh 1853.
90 ACRES. SAW TIMBER, WOOD,
stream: 20 miles. So Md. S1,14O: terms.
BLAKELY. 325 11th st. s.w.
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COR. LOT-1st COMMERCIAL.
TWO-FAMIIY FLAT.

Owner refused $4,000 only few
months ago: now priced $3.50. > apts
rooms and bath G. E. oil-fred h.-w h.;
separate entrance. Same tenant in one
apt. years: basement easily convertible
into store: exceptional opportunity as
sef-supporting home. investment or specu-
latton: check this Dist. 1140. Tuesday
until pm
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887 h-ton delivery; I'M
1921 Connecticut. Woodley 8401.
CHEVROLET 1887 pick up; good condi-
ton. S275. Call before l or after g.
Shep 1872
FORD 1885 157-inch platform todies with
header boards. 32x6 1O-ply dual tires,
helper springs. all in good operating con-
~dition S195 EACH 3 to choose from See
Mr. Dillon. Logan Motors, III 18th st.
NV District $500.
clean condition. only S495. Logan Motors.
21st and N. Y. ave. NV Met. 2S1S.
WILLYS 1898 pickup delivery: red:
really good buy. 1879. Logan Motors, 18th
and M NV
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BUILDER OR INVESTOR OR
unAEr nTJrT Drr3

81 lots Is building sites All facing on
an avenue: includes > small houses. excel
lent low-rental property. Located in Md.
Park, Md. p mile from D. c. line. Out
Central ave Call. Dec. 0054-M after e m
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. District 334R
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PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan: black I'm
ins-power motor. excellent tires. clean in
terror, Don't miss this one for S345; trade
and terms, PACKARD Gath and sts.
NV Re O145
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REPOSSESSED HOMES.

We have a number of modern homes
OF different sizes and prices that can be
bought right and on terms. Let us tell
you about them. Call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met. 1143 until pm
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PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan: jet-black
nnlsh; low mileage: excellent mechanically;
all-steel body. large trunk Compartment: an
outstanding value for S445 trade and
serms. PACKARD. gath and N sts NV.
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PetWorth Bargain-S5, $50,

In vicinity of Georgia and New Hamp-
shire aveS, 20-ft row brick. 6 rooms and
bath, full basement storage attic front
porch; hot-water heat elec. and room for
garage. This house. though in some. need
spacious home in this fine location.
PHILLIPS & CANDY INC.
lO1' 18th St NV Natl 1000 Til PM
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PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
radio, attractive gray finish and it's Just
like new throughout: S595 Pohanka
Service. 1126 goth St NV. District 9141.
and fully guaranteed f1oating-power engine,
safe hydraulic brakes. safety glass and
many other fine PLYMOUTH features: low
Joe will give you MORE in trade If you
BUY NOW. CHERNER, 1871 Fla. ave.
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FACkARD 1897 "l2O" de luxe sport
coupe; rumble seat. wheels. Goodrich
~nite M sideWali tires. beautiful Washing
strlpe s ., broadcloth. long-wave custom ra
Sn11'z go 23l2 actual miles; sacrifice. only
siEd22 sira2 oown. balance Is months il de.
rn1os SrlrSo See Mr.. Polk, GLADNEY No
IORS; your De Soto-Plymouth deaisr
Ib4b King St. Alex. Va Phnne AlaN astt'
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iP!hSSkARD 1885 std. IS" 4-door sedan. a
neW.car appearance and styling: mechan
dGaiy perfect and immaculate interior: only
so5o: trade and terms. PACKARD, 24th
and StS NV Re OI4S
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
built-in trunk, radio, and heater little
mileage by one careful owner. 5 hne tires,
hydraulic brakes. all-steel construction,
economy with floating-powe smoothness;
greatly reduced: guaranteed: easy terms.
Logan Motors 21st and N. Y. ave. NV
Met. 2S1S
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NORTHEASTERN.

Colonial brick in white neiehborhood
handy to transportation. schools, stores.
etc. s rooms bath, double rear porches
second floor kitchen Concrete street and
alley Reconditioned Terms Phone
SMALTZ, Natl 2499 Evenings Dup 1896
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BUICK 1899 5-passenger coupe: low mile
age excellent condition; sos or offer.
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CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe coupe: clean
llttle car good for many miles; 3O-day
guarantee; owned by telephone company
omclal only Sl99; 50 down balance SI5
monthly Logan Motors. 18th and NJ
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan;
radlo and many extras: in absolutely the
new: an outstanding value at S5g5: fully
guaranteed: We finance our own sales and
can oner the best possible terms. Superior
Motors. l4th and SITS. DUPONT I300
Open eYeningS I'LL 10 % m oOo.
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NUM- 7 -MHkER.
Zoned commercial: 2-family fat on cor
ner; oil heat; both apts, have g rooms and
bath, garase; excellent location. Reduced
from $40. 300 to $1,000: terms Call Mr.
CARPENTER, Dist. TAO or Emerson 63i 5.
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LlNCOLN-ZEPHYR. late 1886 4-door Sc
dan: excellent condition; S425; terms;
one owner. l22S Hamilton st. NV
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PACKARD 1886 touring sedan; your on
portunlty TO own a PACKARD at a new
low price: thoroughly CHERNERIZED and
to new. See and drive this fne car today;
new low price at S519 CHERNER, I7SI
Fla. ave. NV Hobart 5000
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L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 coupe: very at
tractlve and sporty car that's in new-car
conoitlon mechanically and in appearance
July July CHERNER1lED and fully GUARAN-
TEED. See and drive it today: 500
oncie Joe Will give you MORE for your
Gsr G II you BUY NOW CHERNER, 1871
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TIRES FOR SALE.

FIRsT-LINE FIREsTONE TIRES. $50 dis
count 10th to goth of July. Call Lincoln
56S5 and ask for Tom.
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BUSINESS AND HOME CO,EuyNrD
MONEY.MAKEr

rms. bath and store in Rockville Md
Terms. Call MR.. WHITE, Shep. 1900 or
Shep 1858 evenings "' Va
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NEW DUTCH COLONIAL.
ONLY S9,25O.

Located in "Grasslands," Just north
Of Mass ave- and west of Wisconsin ave
A delghtful, restricted community Of de-
tached homes; one of the highest eleva-
tions in D. C. Convenient 70 all schools,
churches. Transportation and shopping
Center-entrance type: large. bright
rooms all cross ventilated diving room
1ox22 IT, with open hreplacel, large
eovered concrete porch. tiled bath with
shower ample closet space large hoored
attic. completely equipped kitchen, base
ment arranged for recreation room auto
matte ir-cGnditioning oil heat. Built by
Monroe Warren-which means the finest
in materials and workmanship. Complete
modern equipment throughout. Beauti-
fuiiv handicapped lot 5Ox9l #, with I6.ft;
alley. All street improvements included
A See the exhibit home furnished and
decorated by Palais Royal-435s Window
pl NV. Open until pm. daily.
Drive out wisconsin ave, to Yuma ST.,
left to 44th St. left one short block to
home. or call Emerson 5744.
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LA SALE 1889 convertible 5-pass. coupe:
sporty lght color with red leather uphol-
radio, very attractive car that's equal to
new IN eVerv detail: fully guaranteed; big
sSavl1ss' ioW-cost finance charges, as we
tianuIe al OF our own deals Superior
MotorS. l4th and SIS NV Qlnont j .in0
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CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe town
sedan. S495; good tires, factory blue finish:
checked BY our own mechanics FRANK
Nichols ave ee
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WILLYS 1887 sedan: very clean car; lie
Capitol HRts. at D. c. line Hillside O6I9.
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CHRYSLER 1896 Airflow 6-pass. sedan;
radio. heater, model 10-C, original black
official; at S439 this car is steal Logan
Motors. 3540 18th st n " Qistrict 5Ral
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oLDSMoBILE 1886 de luxe ''6'' 2-door
tIunk; black finish nearly-new tires, radio,
Aeatef, oual equipment; owned by one
man an Army major; only S449 Logan
MOTORS. 2lst and N. Y. ave. NV. Met.
Evening star., 1939-07-25

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1879 4-door sodan.
special green finish. company oficiaI car,
custom radio, Thite-wall tires. economy
9seforlVe: same as brand-new: tremendous
olscount; full guarantee: best trade allow
ance: easiest terms. Logan Motors, I'LL
18th st. NV District $500
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CHEVPOLET 1888 town sedan: original
olack hnish like new: driven very little by
one careful owner. new-car condition and
appearance in every detail Uncle Joe
VIII siFe YOU MORE in trade il you buy
now. This fine car is fully Chernerized
ana fully guaranteed Will sell on sight
Tor 1853. CHERNER MOTOR co. I'LL
ElA u " Enha RI nQn
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iyl5,1o. o5
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PLYMOUTH coupe. 1884; excellent condi-
ton. 1410 Church st. NV. Dec. Os40.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe perfect
condition; driven by present owner 143l
East Capitol ST. Atlantic 1856
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PACKARD 1887 "6' 4-door touring sedan:
radio and de luxe equipped; motor thor
oushly checked: guaranteed an outstand-
ing value for $3.50: trade and terms
PACKARD. oath and SITS w Re O145
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CHEVROLET 1897 master de !. townsse-
dan gun-metal finish: Fisher body. no
draft ventilation. perfect 6-cyl motor. hy-
draulc brakes: an outstanding value for
s44o trade and terms. PACKARD, 2dth
and SITS NV Re Ol45
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 2-door trunk sedan:
new, interior spotless and shows no wear atne
nne tires and it runs like new; S7S5
PPonanka Service, 1928 Goth st. NV,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wAhTe
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL

30 K ST NE.-NEW, 2-FAMILY FLAT;
hardwood floors; separate h.-wh; rental
ST. monthly; price. $4,000. Call Mr.. Davis,
Es M. AIKEN, INC, 800 st, NV. Natl
;3556. eyes, All I3S5
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach; black finish
upholstered in mohair; fully reconditioned:
Blue Ribbon guarantee; S51 down. Tri-
t,fOo 49, -'N' DeS'
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CHEVROLET 1887 master coach: tan
o0oy. new tires: one owner. Georgia
0l25. 5Q13 Georgia ave
CHRYSLER Royal 1899 Victoria coupe
Driven very few miles Substantial discount
for immediate sale Woodley 6S23
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CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe coupe:
thoroughly CHERNERIZED and fully guar
anteed car you will be proud to own and
drive, equal TO new in performance and
appearance S449. CHERNER, 1871 Fla,
ave NV Hobart s00O ~-'
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CHRYSLER 1886 "s' conv. trunk sedan
new top: beautiful beige finish; radio
standing value for S475 PACKARD. S4th
and SITS NV Re O145
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
Gkamberlain< ,,Kan,pf
fir Sen SricSen"

9,nbcn. Ghomberloin bat inter
oem SitcI Scr aampf iiir Sen ,srie.
BEN" elm 8lIf n%croiientlid,t. Sos cine
9u"itell,ne icincs @irfens felt ser
llebernabn1e ser Meeierllne inn Mai
1897 entbGlt. Gas Bud i6licbt al
nit ser 8ehanolune Ser cngliih- pol
niid;en MQinns pom Mpril bic cs Sab.
reg.
IN einem fllr;cn Gcrmort bcfrGi-
tiot Gbamberlair Den @iacn Gng,
lambs. feinen Gerild, zines Staates
St bulben, Die Serrif,aft iiber Die at.
oeren bl,rd) @cnnlt i'll errilt9en. Sim
ShfnS ieines gud,es if,reibt Chant.
berlain: vGie Greianiiie Ser lctten !
Morcte baben il, mir Die tiefe lleber.
sei,eltne aelpeft oob ollc Tolfer
wii;, .fen. Den Sriee a,tsscIholtet III
ieben. Mcitc 9emiibllngen marer
@cgeaitonb oes Spottcs. Sd oenf,
inseiien. hob iie bon Ser Mc1rbei!
ocs en9liihen Tplfcs aebiGigt tpcr'
oer. @enn Ser Nriebc nod, llidlt mirf.
lit) aeiidert lit, 10 hcben mir bodl Bis
iest ben Griea, bieics grobte l1ngliif.
uerrtie6en."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
THE AMERICAN S T

No in the way of Boosting, but
lust to make an occasional chek-
up on the things this country has
as a result of preserving the basi:
human freedom we publish a few
figures that may be worth ex-
aiming. Here they are: -.
100000 insurance policies Of
all types in force;
100000 savings accounts;
ii. 10000 families own their own
homes.
Since 1875 America has pro-
ducsd 5 times as much wealth as
the whole world produced thro-
out all history before 1875, yet
the United States has only Oh
Of the worlds acreage and only IN
of its population.
We have - the worlds COM
murication facilities and electric
energy. :
We have more than Is of the
wolds railways.
We consume - of the worlds
coffee and rubber.
We consume u Of the worlds
silk.
We consume Is of the worlds
coal and Is of the worlds crude
oil.
We produce 77% of the worlds
automobiles and have one regis.
tered car for each as persons,
whereas the four ohter leading
nations average one for each 81
persons.
We have one radio to each :
persons against one radio to each
II in the four other leading ma
tons.
We have n telephone to each
7 persons compared with one
telephone for each IS persons in
the other four nations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
STORY WITH A MORAL

In a Philadelphia court six JOY
full refugees who had just been
granted T.. S. citizenship offered
to buy an American flag to hang
in the court room. There were
three Italians, two Czechoslowak~
ians and a Russian. The Russian
was a refugee from a Communist
country, and the others from two
Fascist countries.
Said the six after being grant
ed their citizenship papers: 1--WE
are so happy to become American
citizens that we thought Your
Hrncr wouldn't object if we put
our money together and bought
a flag for your courtroom" The
Judge thanked the new citizens
but refused their offer and order
ed that a nag tor the room be
purchased Immediately with the
proper funds.
The plea of the refugees was a
fine gesture, and they should
prove to be valuable Americans,
for they may help to convince
some in this country that life IN
the ism" countries is not what
the dictators would have us be-
lieve that it is. Further, it should
sti; other Americans to vigilance
to fight down the spread of these
ism doctrines in the United
States.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17

Our attendance in high schools
has increased from approximate.
ly 100000 in 1900 to $4,000 in
1888.
We spend more for the educa-
ton of our children than all other
countries of the world combined.
No system is perfect, of course.
None car get a country or al,
Individual to Utopia in a few
short years. But these figures.
showing how much there is here
to be used and enjoyed by every
one who lives in America, show
that the American system goes
farther in that direction than any
other.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
KILLING TO CURE.

AS late as the year 1900 more
than 200 crimes were punishable
by death in England and it was
sot until 1916 that there began
in this country the process of
pruning the powers of govern,
ment to put its citizens to death
ON fimsy charges.
Thus we may we'll look into a
bill now pending in Washington
and which would have made our
deatn-deal!ng forefathers green
with envy.
Under its provisions, officers or
directors of companies who "have
knowledge of any antitrust vio-
lations are liable to any or all Of
the following penalties: A $1,000
fine. a year in jail, mandatory for
fixture of twice their salaries for
the period of the violation, and
temporary or permanent injunc-
ton against serving the company
or it's competitors.
No one would object seriously
to drastic penalties of guilt in
antitrust cases could be deter.
mined with absolute accurace.
But. with the present cloudiness
and obsouritv Of much Of this
legislation, business men FIRE.
quently cannot tell whether GER
tain industrial practices are lega!
or Illegal. Such DECISIONS rest on
the whim of a bureau in Wash
ineton. In such circumstances.
sentence of industrial death" for
these who may have stepped
over the borderline in ignorance
is scarcely the way to aid that
return to prosperity that bust.
ness is so anxious to achieve.
Df>..> D,4.oo. @.c Atdyartscera
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
Der S~iebenbiireer
Sadbien SGneer Grmppe

8esu,6met unn antbarinn !Sofiman
4olnmet emit ibr frpben S1nqer
llcbcrs ipeite Mcer su inns.
Gdnten elif bic arcSe Mtiibe,
Tastens eud) bon Ser;ensarunb.
Salt eeiuneen frobe 9icoer,
acnten bon iibcrol At elld, her.
0otnmt NAL ipieoer licbe S1naer,
shel:et nift bas erobe Meer.
Muf ees Weeres e~latten 8oaen
Niitrt Ser SGiiier elih hierber
8ommet her 10 trob aejoeen.
8ommt unb iGllmt nift Su iebr.
8c,,te nod, ibr licben SGnaer,
8linaer llns nod immerfcrt
Srnrte 9icher aus Der Seinot
Sier in benz nellen Scimotsort.
9raute alunae bleiben nit lns,
Seimntbilh unb Seimatqliif.
MoG)ten ellen in Die Scin1ot,
Mber es gibt fein n1ebr Suriif.
9enr in bieiem fernen 2onbe
9at uns @ctt bcitimmt Al, iein
Ienroh ipllen Seimatbonoe
Nie unb nirnmer aebrpfen ieir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17

Promises to check one-man gov
eminent, stop rubber-stamp legisla-
lion and restore constitutional pro-
eesses in national administration
have been substantially accom-
plished. as has the pledge that the
minority would work constructively
and not be simply = party of crit
icism.
Congressman Martin lists the fol-
lowing fourteen accomplishments:
A beginning toward economy and
common sense in federal finances.
Rejection of administration efforts
to raise the national debt limit about
$4,000, 000, 900, followed by rejection
OF the lend-to-spend measures de.
signed to evade debt limitations.
Defeat of administration attempts
to pledge involvement in European
power politics. with support of ade-
quate national defense by land, sea
and air to guarantee peace.
Tax levies to relieve business in
spite Of determined administration
resistance.
Revision Of the social security
program to eliminate the debt-creat-
ing reserve fund and provide a pay
as-you-go arrangement. This was
accomplished by preventing in
creased payroll taxes next January
from which both labor and industry
will benefit.
Limited in some degree subsidized
government competition with pri-
,vate enterprise.
Exposed and partially reformed
political manipulation of W.P.A. by
New Deal patronage raeketeers.
Enacted the Hatch Bill reinforc.
Ing the merit principle and keeping
government employees out of poll
tics, over strong administration op.
position.
Legislation to curb the apeead Of
m m nism and other "isms",
Strengthening the mandatory de-
portation laws and removing discre-
tionary power for the Secretary Of
Labor. .
Eliminated many proposals for
dangerous powers of dictatorship in
the Government Reorganization Bill.
Investigation of the National La
Dor Relations Board.
Urged formal Congressional in
quiry into the damage caused to
American industry and agriculture
by reciprocal trade treaties.
Fought hard to reestablish the
principle of sound money and return
of monetary powers to Congress
where they properly belong.
Survey by special committee Of
the House of the emergency powers
of the President, followed by recon-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17

- Improvements make new
jobs - more than 1000 persons
make draft.preventing equipment
for one large automobile COM
pany = the Improvement added
five years ago has since produced
wages totalling $1O,073,588.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
Die observation-disclosures

l1raead)tet Der iiblen griobrlu,aen,
me'fe sic anlerifaliiden 9ebDrbei
nit ben Hrobibitions 8eitimmungen
aemnft haben luhen lie nun ourf
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7oearonnten 3i9arctten.S d,nmlaacl
ipiif)eu SEEM Yorf unb Seem Serier
ein Gnoe al bereiten. 9as 3igaret.
tcn:ailden lit 5mar nld,t perboten,
ober "a 9itnb, Staat u,b Staot bier
miteir arber in Der lteuerlidlen BE-
loitllna Ser 9laoretten wettciicrn. lit
IS rIoslih Elm lohrenoes 8eldldft ae.
lpo-6cn, Nalldmoren iiber ben 6lto.
ion Su bringen.
Spgleid, ear feline gemeiie bailr
portcnbcn ii,b, oas bas r9cptlcaaen
bon 3igarettcn" arf brciter Bats
betrleben miro. eehen Die Sem Yort.
or Stootbchoroen Gllbcrit rieoros
Dor, llnr Sen Sdrntueeel I'M aeinlt
~ eritifen. Sn eii,cm g~llacnblid,
no lie lofale Gerwoltune at nllell
gd9l lttb Gnben iparen uto ioanr
Ben Sdmlbienit cinid,rdnfer mut,
petoen iablreite geantte auiaeboten
I'M Elm Toor 3igarettenfartpns 81
bcidtlnanabnter.
Sppiif iiir Die oneennnbten Me.
tbpSsn ii,b 5tpei 61ae: eir ~rtfcnbar
arbe'tsloler jllnaer Mann miro 81
Gage in rus 8cfonanis gciflidt, mel
cr .briiben in Stem Seriep slpanSi1
angtons 3iacrctten iiir lie $1.12
folliic. um lie bier in Stem Oprf fir
|St.35 ob,uicsen. tSiir cine pielitiiil.
oiae Nrbeit hGttc Ser g%rbcitslcie noi'
gbWa Ser Tahrtfoiten inn better
,So(le pier Collars perbient. Ser
niid1tern benfcnoc Mcnid, ml,h lid,
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pcilt oieier unternbmlngsluitiae
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norrn,en bate cher oh Dem Stellcr-
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mus.
@eniee Stunoen ipater iplrhen
mcbrere Snipeftoren alarmiert, I'm,
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in Nem Seriep lebenoen Gcriid)e.
rllnqsbeamtcn feitiunebmel,, neil cr
cirlec 9ortons bilioer 3iaaretten
iiir ,eire bier lcbenoen aollceen nit.
ac5rad,t bate. Ser Saa cling bern
Hiuter logan iiber Die 6utifnur, 10
BOB er iih hamit beeniiete, Die 81.
sare,ten su beid,laanabmen ,lno Den
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hell G%ereinieten Staaten bon einer
mir.itaitlid)en unb itel,erlifen v8ai.
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3in1dlt einmlal lit nui piclen Sc
bictpn itootlifer ODER lofaler Gart;.
fuIarism,s am 8erfe, Inn bie cias.
lien 8eihaitslpllte alii Soften vfrem.-
Der" GunfurrenS - lln6 itamme liz
ouh nrlr bonn Nafbaritaate - al
linteritiisen Grinnerrmgen fperoen
in beiem 9uiammenban9 an Die IA
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nil Der Sfafiune bes 0eutid,er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17

Der Irieoe ert,alten blibe. gs lit mein
beibpr @unid;. oaB es ein Grieoe ieir:
mnfie, in Dem Die De5iebuneen Der
Io:fer in ether aereften unb oa,ler'
baiten @eiis %georonet tint. Dieien
6rieoen noble Ser @ott oes Grieoens
uns ihenfen uno erbalten!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-17
HAY FEVER
Test This Quick Relief

Try one dose '.Dr. Platt's RINEx Prsscrip.
ton" Relief usually begins in . few min
ysnisnt capsules. tasteless-e boon for suf-
fererS from Hay Fever, Rose Fever, Head
Colds, CatArrh. Asthma. Net habit-formins.
Snsesing. whee1ins.. itching eyes, running
nose quickly relieved. Satisfaction within .
few hours ~0Ssys~tesd or money back. Yese
.arusgist Eeooaamends RINEX, t1.00.