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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-07-27
July 20 q Aug.
Advertisement for Bids

Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton OF County Ditch No. 1Q9 of Red.
Docket Mimi. 15SS-FO will be received
at the office of the County Auditor
in the City of Redwood Falls, Min
nesota, until Eleven QD o'clock A..
NJ. on the 18th day, Of August, 1888,
and will then be publicly opened and
said bids will be made until on or
after the 18th day of August. 1889.
All bids shall be made on the print
ed forms attached to, and made a
part Of the proposed contract docu-
ments. The contract documents may
be examined at the office of F. H.
Anthony, Engineer, and the County
Auditor from whom the said contract
|, documents may also be obtained on
deposit of the sum of Ten Dollars
ed to each actual bidder upon the re-
turn of the contract documents in
good condition within a reasonable
time after the receipt of bids, and
the other deposits less only the cost
of reproduction of the drawings, will
be refunded upon return of the con-
tract documents within thirty 600
days after the receipt of bids.
No bid will be entertained which
exceeds more than Thirty 800 per
cent the estimated cost of the con-
struction of the part of said work
covered by said bid.
The approximate amount of work
to be done in the construction of said
ditch is as follows:
SECTION comprising open ditch
work of main ditch and open
ditch work of branches 3, 8,
and 20, requiring 617,797 Gu.
yds. excavation. Also two rein
forced concrete bulkheads, re-
curing 20 Gu: yds. of concrete,
500 lin. TT. of standard culvert
nine. concrete hpd6p6 and 20 so
yds. Of field stone riprap. The
total estimated cost of Section
Il is $5S.943. rs. 49,.
SECTION II comprising main tile
and branches l to 25 inclusive,
and all laterals thereof, and
thereof, including all surface
inlets Specified for main tile and
all tile branches. Also rs. open
ditch, inlets complete with cor
rugated pipe, tile, concrete
& CRATES, etc.; astshown on plans.
Total estimated cost of Section
IL is 500, 335.75.
Each bidder must submit with his
bid a certified check in an amount
equal to ten (10) per cent of his bid.
The character and, amount of secur-
for the performance of the contract
is stated in the proposed contract
documents.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
at least thirty 600 days, after the
schedule closing time for the receipt
of bids. -
The county reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
COUNTY Of REDwooD.
IRA R. ROGERS,
4-3ts County Auditor.
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WEEKLY REPORT
OF VESTA EVENTS

By Elaine Gall
VeSta-Marie Gertejansen Of ST.
Paul was weekend guest of Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Gertejansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johann
neck and family of Wabasso spent
Sunday at the w. w. Shelton
home.
w. c. Rengstorf and Arthur
Miller were business callers al
New Ulm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. North OF
Marshall and DR.. and Mrs. T. F.
Barley and Robert were callers
in Minneapolis Sunday.
Marian Marquardt was operated
on at New .Ulm hospital Tues
day morning for appendicitis:
Mrs. w. S. Southmayd return
ed Saturday after a weeks con-
ference at Lake Koronis.
Dora Gertejansen returned Sun
day after spending a week at the
Marvin Johnson home at Red
wood Falls.
jeanette and Helen Hicks of
Tracy arrived Monday to spend
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Montgomery.
Miss Anderson of Belview spent
the weekend with Evelyn Pear
son.
Members of the Senior Christ
ian Endeavor attended a party at
the Emil Boushek home Monday
evening.
Phyllis Froland returned thurs
day evening after a vacation at
the San Francisco fair.
Mrs. Carl Mueller and Mrs
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By Mrs. D. w. Simondet


| North Redwood-Not to be out
ldone by Redwood county, William
Pettis who lives on a farm in
Renville county a few miles north
of here, states in his field of corn
he has stalks measuring IL, feet
IL inches in height. y
! Mrs. Joe Herdina, Dorothy and
Roger spent the weekend at the
Oscar Boblitz home near Olivia. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Henze and
family of Delano, Mrs. Louise
Henze of Minneapolis and Mr.,
Rush of Morton were callers at
the E. w. Henze home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hosken
and Dana, Ruth and James Hos
ken spent Saturday afternoon
fishing at Green Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jensen and
Joan of Franklin were callers at
+ the U. H. Lipp home Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Becker and children
Mrs. Alvin Becker, Mrs. Louis
Taubert and Mrs. Arthur. DraeF
ger and Avis visited at the Frank
Gaffney some Monday afternoon.
During the electrical storm
Monday morning, lightning struck
the transformer near the. oil sta
ton putting the lines out of SER
vice temporarily.
E. w. HenZe accompanied by
Henry Amberg and son were
visitors in Minneapolis Thursday.
Sylvester Teeri spent last week
in Canistota, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mann
went to Minneapolis over the
weekend to visit Lyle Zumwin-
kle and family. They were ac-
companied home by the daughter
of the ZumWinkleS.
William Prodoehl, John Ziels-
dorf, Jack Hoover and William
Pettis spent Sunday fishing at
Nest lake.
Virginia and Harold Buscho,
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North Redwood Farmer Has
Corn II Feet, II Inches Tall

Evelyn and Floyd Hutchinson
called at the William Pettis home
Sunday afternoon. Floyd remain
ed for the week. -, -
Several friends were entertain
ed by Mrs. w. M. Sommers Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. NJ Sommers and Mrs
Elmer Becker spent Wednesday
afternoon at the Aaron Sommers
| home.
Mrs. Louise ,Henze, Mrs. Paul
Henze and Mrs. E. w. Henze
were callers at the R. Dreyer
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Christina Terheu and De-
lores of Vesta and Mrs, Knute
Saeter and Lilly Terhell of Amiret
visited Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Adeline Simon
det.s 49,
Mr.. Nellis of Fort Dodge, Iowa
is a guest at the Ed Hewett home
this week.
Melvin Hewett who is at the
Gee camp in Zumbrota spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mrs. M. Anderson and John,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson and
family and Nels Anderson and
family motored to Mankato Sum
day where they joined relatives
at a family reunion picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Burdick,
Mrs. Mary Teich and Pat spent
Saturday fishing at Nest lake.
Alvina Zielsdorf left Wednes-
day for Bismarck, N. D. where
she will assist at the home of her
sister Mrs. Ralph Simon.
Mrs. r. Scoates was hostess to
her birthday club Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. ,Scheunert
and daughters spent Monday af-
ternoon at Willmar and Green
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O., Alexander
and family called on Mrs. Adeline
Simondet Sunday.
.Delbourne Prodoehl returned
Monday from Olivia where he
spent several weeks with his
grandmother.
Mrs. Roy Castle entertained at
a surprise party Thursday after
noon in honor of the birthdays of
her sons Dennis and Martin.
A large crowd enjoyed the pro-
gram given by the pupils of the
daily vacation Bible school at
church Sunday evening.
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BELVIEW FIREMEN
CALLED TO BLAZE
BY Florence Lyslo

Belview-The Belview fire de-
partment was called Tuesday af-
ternoon when a car on Main
street belonging to William Mack
started to burn. The fire was put
| out before the trucks got there.
Mrs. Emma Redetzke of Red
wood Falls and Mrs. Fred Red
etzke of Echo were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Abraham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Seine and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Hoppenrath were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Muetzel.
Mrs. Chris Anderson left for
Hixon, N. D., Sunday to visit her
parents until Friday.
Sunday guests at the A. w.
Lyslo home were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Lyslo and Wally and Stanton
of Brownton, Mr.. and Mrs. B. 0.
Lyslo and Norma and Kermit of
Minneota. and Mrs. Oliver Nc
Can, Katherine and Barbara of
Minneapolis, Burton Lyslo and
Mr.. Nelson of Olivia were supper
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
of Revere were Friday dinner
guests at the William Duncan
home.
Otto Cyrus Flom and Carol
Larson of Monticello were Mon
day evening callers at the ]. S.
GunelSon home.
Friday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Abraham were Mr..
and Mrs Walter Zacherias and
Mrs. Frank Oranges of Gaylord
and Mrs. w. F. Abraham and
children of KautS, Ind. In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
and their guests called at the
Isaac Weideman home.
Herbert Kohls and Ruth Stems
rud of Echo went to st. Paul Sum
day to get Edna Kohls who visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Kohls until Wednesday.
Mrs. Sina Whealy and children
Evelyn, Dorothy and Thomas, re-
turned Monday evening from
Georgeville, MINI. after a months
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Duscher and family.
Gustav Lehman returned to
Belview Monday after three
weeks haying near Breckenridge.
He will leave for Barney, N. y.
next week where he will be en-
ployed.
Carl, Marie and Pearl Martin
son and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Mart
inson and Virginia of Montevideo
were Saturday evening guests at
the Mable Johnson home in Echo.
Mrs. Martin Mogen and Betty
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-07-27
Dirlam Breaks Leg
In Baseball Game

Maurice Dirlam sustained a
fracture of the left ankle when a
Wanda runner slid into third base
while he was catching ball
from home plate in the game be-
tween Delhi and Wanda at Wa
basso Sunday. He was unaware
his leg was broken until he start
ed upstairs at his home that night
and the bone snapped.
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July Is 20 q
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCouNT-ANp PETITION FOR

DIS Ht6O ION.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
:, In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Wagner, Decedent
The representative of the above
named estate having filed his final
account and petition for settlement
and allowance thereof and for distri-
button to the persons thereunto en-
titled,
IT is ORDERED, That the hearing
thereof be had on August s, 1889, at
10 o'clock, a. m. before this Court in
the probate court room in the court
house in Redwood Falls, Minnesota,
and that notice hereof be given by
publication of this order in the Red
wood Gazette and by mailed notice as
provided by law.
Dated July II, 1889.
Court SeaD
ROBERT v. OCHS,
Probate Judge.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
Attorney for Petitioner
Redwood Falls. Minnesota. 3-3ts
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BODY and PAINT SHOP

Equipped with latest tools and paint equip
ment. Complete color mixer Of latest model.
Maynard Ahrens and Jake" jacobson will
give you perfect job. If you want quick
service and real job come in with your
fender and body work
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-07-27
July Is 20 ~
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR

DISTRIBUTION.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood IS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Hell
muth Hagen, Decedent
The representative Of the above
named estate having filed his final
account and petition. for settlement
and allowance thereof and for distri-
button to the persons thereunto en-
titled, z.
1T is ORDERED, That the hearing
thereof be had on August Sth, 1899
at ten O'Clock, a. m. before this Court
in the probate court room in the court
house in Redwood Falls, Minnesota,
and that notice hereof be given by
publication of this order in the Red
wood Gazette and by mailed notice
as provided by law
Dated July 10th, 1899.
(Court SeaD L-..-.
ROBERT V. OCHS,
sa....s Probate Judge.
GEORGE A. BARNES,
Attorney for Petitioner
Redwood Falls, MINI. 3-3pd
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Dolan of Granite Falls were Tues
day supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Fish.
Ethel Crying Of Minneapolis
spent the weekend with her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Crying.
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State legislatures passed 600
laws in the general field of well
fare during 1899 sessions.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
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peId1e Tolgen es habeu fonnte, ipenll
81. in beiitihe @efansenihait &c.
rieten!"
a,tdener oad)te babel notiirlit an
Die Ntoglihfeit. ooB oie 0elltihen,
ipenn iie eiumal Gnglanos 3broniol,
aer n ibrer 8ewaIt baben niiroen,
per,ld,t iein tpnnten ireenoelnell
r&arSeI" por5lihlaeen, Der Gnalano
tcuet .hGtte Sl,itehen fonnen. IS pGre
untcr iolfer llmit1nben nld]t elnmal
nusee'hloileu 9cluelen. oaB Die 8e'
oiEepngen oes SrieOensihluiies burd,
cinen ioIhen Sr,lmpi aui beiltiben
Seite beeinfluBt norben nGren. lleb'
irgens wuroe aithener, pie erinner.
lid, Elm pnar Sabre banah ielber bon
icirem Sd)idia! creilt. Gr ertranf ols
Der areu5er vSamlbire", nit Dem er
iih SIT Dem ruliiid)en @unbessenoiieu
be9sbtn lpollte auf cine Wtine liei
ooer torpeoiert tpllrOe.
u nbior lit nun Elm perhelrateter
Mann mittleren 9llters. l,no ieinem
mil tGriihcm sfanse nah @eneral'
major ,uno alio i1on ais iol6er faln1
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nicht 'hiuer 5il erbaIten, Die metlten
Wcnld,en befontn,en ieooh nidt 9es
niiaeno robert 8ohl, citrus" Sruhts
iGfte, Son,ntel ober sSriid,te, Inn
tbren tdsIi1en ee6drf au oeden, &c
lit ihipierieer, aeniisenb 0itdmin Y
al befomnen, benn obaleid, Butter,
g4iiben, Spindt unb &arotten reifs
lid bon bieicm gitan,in entbdlten.
eiien bic meiitcn Meniheu tdaIid
nid1t seniigenn bon bieieu Nabrllrss.
mitteIn. @eniisenb @itan,in 8 az
befpmmen, lit fein Yroblen fir
Ncnldlen. bic rcaelndsig ber Sonre
ailsoeieet iinb; Die Sonne tptrft auf
S,,bitansen III Der Saut nnb ers
aell9t 1on,it bie1es Vitamin oiif nds
fiirlihe @eiie. slber eeniisenb @ita.
min . 5u erlansen 1T Elm ipahres
Rroblem fir bic NenIhen. beren
gelhdftieilng es erforbert. ii1 meis
itentcils in @iiros. Sabrifen min.
d,lf3ubalten; lino fit ms ole 1T eS
fhipicrig. ipdbrenb Der lanaen, tai.
ten Wintermonnte, fpenn mir MIR
{ehr tpenig Sonnenifein befommen.
gfur ipeniee fonnen iid ben Gurus
elmer iltra<bipletten 2ampe leiiten.
INT fiinitlider Sonneni4eir a,i ere
delloer. Ntit Gnsnahme bon gtern
1T hieies Gitdmin aien,lidl nr,snrei.
herb in lnieren rdtiirlidber Nohs
r1inssmitteln entholter. Sn bieien
FdIlen 1T es coher eeirobnlih aut.
tpenn man hie Oidt nit 0ebertrdn
ober bitaminbaltieen Yraparaten
er9dn3t.
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pnrtionen porbanoen iein. Sic meis
ften 1ausfrallen lpiiien bieie bret
Glcmente berbdItnisndbig gut fir
bic Sa,nilie a,'s5lipleihen. Soble.
bnnrdte fhIieBen 3uder elm, iotpie
Eahrlrn9sn,ittel, bic bic( StGrfc cntz
halten. gier, Sleiid, nnb Slid, iinb
d,,nt ar0bten Sell Yrotein. @inise
@emiiie. tpic 8ohnen llno grbIcn,
enthalten ouf fchr picl Vrotcin.
@rttcrfctt, Nohnt, fcttcs Ssleiih llno
Efldn3enoIe iino @eiipieIe ron fet<
ten Speiien. Cine gut ailsaeeIithene
fdeIife 0iat enthdlt aobIchnoratc,
Groteine ,lnb Tette. bic ,lns nit
RaIorien (gnereie ginbeiten) pers
tor9en.
WineraIien
CbfpohI MineraIien feline araftoneI,
Ien iinb. iinb iie bph ipihtis fir bic
@eIlnbbeit nmb 5lrm 9eben. Sic
mciiter Mineralien iinh rcid,(ih in
Der tdslihen 9rrhitniftsoidt cnt>
balten i,no geben fin geipobnli9
feinen InlaB at 8einranis. aol<
oi,,m 1T ieboh im olIaemeinen niht
in binreibenbem NaB norbdnhen.
Nit Iusnabme bon NiIf, aibt es
iehr ipenig cute natiirlihe aalsi,lm>
Nahrunasol,eller. 9orum iolIten
&inber iofpohl irie gripofiene tag
lid, ettpns Miln trinien. I'M, iib
ri9tiee aonitr,lftton nnb grbalt,lng
ber ancfen ,,nb SGbne at iitern
uno lint ben normalen &al5illnbe>
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6timmungsumfrbmung
in GnQlan0 i'm Warbfrn

nomen eebt es iest. tpo mir Golen b.
ben fallen laiien9 Sbaip iaet Johann.
oak, Gbomberlain uno Gburhia dIs
0riess5iel anseeeben hdtten, Sen SIT.
lerismrs nit stumpf un6 StiI al
pernihten. @el, tparum niht nit Ser
3ernihtuns bes Gburhillismus be-
,einnen? Gieier Gorid)Iag 1T peniaer
uniinnig inb fir llns Ieihter at er.
reiG1en, aber man ioat uns. oob tpenn
mi' 3itler nid)t nod Ct SeIena
ihifen. er bemn1hit bic shfpeia
Soaano. 8eIeien. shottlono, Gna.
Iane, Srlanb, MllitroIien, Neuiee.
LAMB, 9anooa, s(irifa uno ihliebIid,
Die ealtse @elt anneftieren mirh unb
Dab Stalin ibm babel belien miro.
sSd' mub bierauf erlpioern, oob 9el,te,
Die oerartisen &eben Dor ibrem eiae.
nen Geritanb sngit baben. staIin
miro oarcllf ahten, bab niemano,
nift einnlal mir acknowledgements,
ctfDes oieier slrt tun uno SranfIin
Tooeprlt miro eritaunt Iein, oob er
IN o,eier anseleaenbeit sGn5Iih eta.
Inns Meinlns lit. SoGtcn mir nid)t
bette, tparten bis Sitler oieien Ser.
luf mabt nnb ibn bann nit Inter.
Itiitung 'Stalins rno Rooiepelts ein.
ma. Ginbalt aeb!eten9 Sbotu areiit
ioocnn Den GrSbiihoi bon gorf noe.
Gen ieiner iiinaiten Meoe at, Inn at
Fol ,snoer ;5oroer,Ine 5u qelonaen:
llnlere aufaobc 1T es iest nit SitIer
Jriceen 5il id,Iieben ilno nit ser gan.
Sen Welt, itatt nod mebr llnbeiI an.
surititen ilno unier eigencs Bolt in
oeiien GerIalif 81 ruinieren. (Ier
slrt:fel bon Sbatr lit ipeu coppriabt.)
@ern Stoatsman iino Station in Ell.
ner @orbemerfilne lid, alld) bon Sem
Sn5alt bes SbatpartifeIs oiiton3iert,
10 lit es bod beseifneno. oab es ibn
pertffentIiht bot. Sd,Iieblid, lit fiir
Ole Sntpidllna Der gclfsitimmuna
nod, Der 9eitortifel i'm 7oilp Sfetd,
BON 6 Sftober be5eid)neno. Ser
Gain sfeth fiibIt lid, nGmlih per-
pflit,tet. ror Dem Sit oes 8eiiimis.
mis- 5ll parnen. Sptimismls. 10
meirt oos Vlatt Tonne England nid)t
onrd; einen Crfan binonrdbrineen.
Ssilinlismus fonne bas enaliid,e
Sc,:'i iebr lpobl gum Sinfen bringen.
Sfmor5ieberei tonne iebr eei1brIih
nerbsn.
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me!c @eleaenbeit, NIT ieinen Seuten
aus zen Shiieeral1ben beraus Dor.
slliflirmen ooer iicb ionltmie at Der
Ssront in ionoerlihe unntittclbare
@ef.5br 81 bringen. @enn feline se.
eerndrtige ioIbatiife Holle Der He.
aicrlng babeim nod ein politil6eS
Erpt.em nlligibt, hann bohitens IN
iofefh oils er INNER nod ben sln.
itrer1rngcn Der Meeierung, ieinen
grlner George slrm Sooi oes gri'
tenpoifcs 81 MAIDEN. i'm Wege lteben
fohnte stber bie Sahe bat nod einen
anocren Safen: 9ie 9cries inners
llni ouBerbalb Ser Menter ieben e
iite.'lalpt l,neern. lpenn Die enelild)e
gepol!erllne aui irsenbeire 8eit
lpieHer an Die Griitena bes 0tanneS
eri'rHert miro, ser einnlal, lpie ibin
BON hicier Seite no'agelngt ipirb. Ell.
ner n2iebesafiaire" Die Yilidterfiil.
llmg zines rihtigen Gngliibman lei.
ner alaiie unteroronete.
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- Tolgeriftiges Sanbelr fam
nin,l INNER erabiinnig iein.
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minSiers Krieesistieeiale
t9t4 ai,~ int f,euen
SelSs,.e
@on Nlbert u. Nilion.

Ser Sersca bon @inbior. Ser iih
5llr 9eit als Sffisier BEL Ser enaliit,.
en- grpebitionsarmee vireenbpo in
ssron!reid," befinoet. fam MN nit
ieinen arieasif,idialen Der Aeeieruns
unb ieinen Gorseietten I'M sselbe
nidt lacbr iolhe soreen peruriahen.
lpie cs Der ssaa mar, ais er ols
20iahrieer Shirt bon @ales i,nb
2eutr,ant be!m @nrbe- -@renabicrregi.
meat - oaraui beitanb, sic ;Siihruns
ieiner 0eute BEL einem Stl,rmanerifi
81, iibernebmen
1ctte cr nid,t orei griioer, ipiirbe
es alic Gnaloub an einem 1bronfoI.
ger tlhlen, tpenn ibm babel etipas a,l-
ities? 60 areilmentierte Gbtparo 3D.
mails, nit Dem Griole, baB feline sln.
aetoltaen uno bas ensIild)e Seeres-
fo'nmanoo ,idlieBlid nahaaben.
G:nmaI entaine er Dem Solooten.
too: Sam alf MIR nit eenarer Scot
Sein Mutomobil pmrbe bon elmer
oeutihen @ronate bemoliert. Or iel.
ber pcr ben feinolihen 2inien in je.
men: Nueenblid nod etpas ndber ole
iein @aeen. s(uh elmer ieiner Brii.
Der, her MN ols George 6. ben 3bron
befleioet, nobm am Weltfrieee tell
unc eeriet tpenieltens einmoI eben.
,, falls in @efabr. Ct tat Cifi;iers.
oienit ouf benz @eihiistlrm oes 81.
nier'biffes .Goainamooo", ais Die.
ies al Der shlad,t am sfaeerat tell
nahn, in Der Die gnslGnoer IA edit
fe una nabe3u 1000 Mann unb Die
9eltihen II 1abr3el,ee uno unee.
fdhr 1000 Mann perIoren.
ssm Neltfrieg aelons es, mie er'
motnt, benz aeeenmdrtieen Ser5oe
Dor Minoior, bes @i6eripruhs oel
fonieliden 1amilie un6 Der @ener6
le, gpgen eine aftinere frieeeriiht
8oae oes britiihen 9bronioIeers
Der er bomals mar. &err 3u tperoen
Darn ober nabm eine slmtsiteGe. Be
oer Gbuor6 iih feiner Shtpierisfei
ten berieben botte. an ireenomelher
6eloentoten oes ,siiriten bon @ales
MnitoB: 2oro aithener, Der eneliih,
1cieg.miniiter Der beioen eriter
@e!tfriegsiabre, lieb !bn zines "a
ees ~ fid fonlmen, UNI ibml, ipi'
ourh1eiidert lit. obne iibertriebener
Meiptft au be6ei,ten: ,2aiien sic iid
totihieben, tpenn Sic ipoIen, abe,
feiner i9eint boran eeba9t 5u boben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

oem Suben ,uiammenbGnst, tougt
nihts:
@ir fonuen orbeiten, fonnen ober
al'h fGnrpien eeeen Den llntereeiit
oaer Golfer uno >perben niht iriiher
ruten. bis es 5u Gnhe lit. llnier
6i;brcr bat MN in ieiner aeitrisen
HeSe ausoriiflih befannt aeacbcn,
oas er nifts mehr Mil. feline Golfer
untrroriiden mid, ionSern nicoer
Trrh MAIDEN unb ben ssrieben aeben
min Was mill nun Der armc Der.
iiibrtp sSronjoie? Gem ihuitigen
Siilrer bon gnelGnber als Soloat
oienen nro iein @lut binscben9 3
oie'o perhIenoeten Menid)en. Die iid
bon 3aB anoerer aufipieeeln Ioiien.
Wir baben INNER bos fron5oiiihc
0ol; geaftet. iparl,m nun 8elpebr
bel Sub beim @eit,paa iteben uno
nit hl,nsriaen Araen in oos oeut.
ihe 9feid, ihauen2 Nein man iollte
BORT mebr Gernunit onnebmen, cber
geht es nllr Inn Die oelltihen Solo.
nien. bic man am lieblten enbaiiltie
beba!tcn nil? gs 1T bieies ein
9ralm ober 5rGlme iino SfGume
unh oenen ioqte man niht nohiinnen
Nur Der ariee lit in Yplen 3n gnoe
mo- ten mir nb. mas bie 9ufllnit uns
briuo!. Mn uns bcuti1en Menifen
unU ,siib-ung lieat es niht. tpieoer'
bolt lit Die iyrieoensbano qeboten
Ooer nar es gar 81, id,limm. baf
Gnelano oereeblih INN ruiiiihen 8ei.
itanh tparb ur6 er Helm tpieber ab.
5ieJ,n muBte? Sllio betpieien lit, baf
niht oas 8iinbnis nit 6en Nolen Ser
S.riea brahte. ionoern Der eneliihe
6af 9eutihlnno 3u pernihtcn, ipeil
Oehtihlanb nift mebr nod Gne'
lambs pieife tanate. ionbern iid
ielbltdnois nladte, oa lieet dnidei'
nero Der &oie i'm Yfefier. 9tun mar.
ten mir ob, mir baben 9eit.
TeMtihe @riibe!
Mor 1ereer, Berlin q. 81, Deutih.
Ian6, GebrbeQiner Ctr. 81, born 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

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in nnierer Nab.
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ipohl niht INNER
in binret 6enber
Wenee,t. &c beifeht
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