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direct cause of our economic i'm provement. because our trade with Europe has shown little increase since the war began. European countries were doing lot more bus mess with us last year about this time.
 Our 1889 prospertiy-or what pass es for it-can be attributed to our own fall buying spree that began with the war and is not ended yet.
 Nearly everybody had a vague notion that the war produced infla- tion and high prices. You call that war psychology Everybody thought he'd buy at low prices, and sell dear later on. Prices did go up for a short while, but then they went down again, for there was no actual short age of anything Yet people are buying at present prices for months in advance. Apparently they are counting on something to shove our economy into high gear within a year or SC.
 Maybe they're right. Anyway the steel mills are running at 90 per cent of capacity, and business gen. erally is humming along at around he level of 1929.
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Hollywood Sighb Aud Soaud5
By Robb,n Coons-

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 2.-1he first breath of what weather this territory brings again the attack Academy Award blues dithers
 big banquet honoring the selections off in the spring deadlne for candidates far The academy year" to December 3l shown in this during that period in the cold for the spring voting.
 Another few weeks, during which the unreeased but this side of the deadne Wind" will tell the
 This offering regardless of it's critical and reception will surely weigh heavily the final verdicts First cost about $4000O00 and there's balloteer that dough Second it'll freshest its bayhoo in the memory of the voters-he film industry
 manyfaceted the movies rather silly to with determine the best performance" angle instance be have the contendes play a similar role If Charles Laughon good say Beachcomber let's what he'd in James Stewards MT Smith" and Every actor, limited by his and roeahough frequently happens that the role is limited by the actor.
 For all that there's likely list of candidates for honos n divisions
 to rate consideration include Stewart, MT smith, Laurence Olivier for "Wutherng Heights" Rob-
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LOCAL HOOP
 PLAY OPENS
 DECEMBER IS
Hiqh School Is 10 Join City League Ranks as
 Seventh Squad

Juneau Basketball League Presi- dent Jack Fowler made a three barrel nnouncement to the public today:
 1. The Juneau High School VIII take part in league play this year, making the seventh team in the circuit which also includes, Elks, Firemen. Moose, Krause Concreters, Jennings Clothing, and Coast Guard cutter Haida.
 2. League play will begin a week from next Friday on December 10.
 3. Practice schedules have been reshuffled, as follows
 Practice Schedule
 Monday. December 4-Moose and Henning, 7-830
 Tuesday, December 5 = Elks and Krause, 7:30-9.
 Monday, December II - Bremen and Moose, 7-8:30.
 Tuesday, December l2-Hennings ana ElkS, 1.5U-S.
 Wednesday, December l3-Krause and Bremen, 7:30-9
 Monday, December 18-Moose and Henning, 7-8:30.
 Wednesday, December 19 - Elks and Krause, 7:30-9.
 Referee Picking
 Fowler also announced that a referee for the season will be picked by a vote of managers at the De- cember 12 practice. Fowler said referees are welcome at all prac- tice sessions, but must be on hand December 12, and managers who wish a vote must also be on hand that night.
 Coincident to announcing opening of play here week from Friday, Fowler idicated possibilities of a Southeast Alaska tournament here.
 Tourney For Juneau
 Fowler said he had received a communication from Paul Packard, President of the Ketchikan City League. asking cooperation in ar langing a tournament for Juneau or an exchange series with games in both towns.
 Fowler favors a tournament here, where central location of Juneau would draw teams from Skagway Iaines, Douglas, Sitka, Wrangell ana 'etersbu 2 as well as Ketchinan.
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?. SCALz0
 FLATTEN5
 A. ST0Lz
Featherweighf Contender Wins in Fourth of
 Ten Rounder
B y M u n

NEW YORK, Dec. 2. Petey Scalzo, featherweight contender from New York's East Side, last night flattened Allie Stolz, of Newark, New Jersey, in four roundr of scheduled ten-round bout.
 Sealoz weighed 129 pounds and Stolz 127 3-4 pounds.
 In a -rounder, Albert "Chalky' Wright, 12T 3-4 pound negro from Los Angeles, won a decision last night over Everett Rightmire, 129- -pounder of Chicago.
 iThe fights were witnessed by more than 5000 fans who contrib uted to a gross gate of more than $l2,000.
 Originally the card was to have been topped by a welterweight title scrap between Henry Arm strong and Lou Ambers. which has been cancelled on account of the negro having a severe cold.
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1914 A POOR EXAMPLE

But the memory of the World War years has not served us right. For there was no immediate upturn in 1914. In fact, there was a down. turn for several months. and it was almost a year before the war spurt kited the nation into en upward economic spiral Whats more, in flation was a primary factor in the advance.
 So that leaves us with no definite reason for our present sharp up- turn, and no reliable index for the immediate future.
 As result, some conservative ec- onomists predict sudden awaken ing in the spring, when the shelves of merchants and manufacturers arc stocked high with goods for which here will be no immediately opti- mistic buying market.
 Others take different view. They say that war found our econ omy on slight upturn, and simply boosted it along. Besides, people are buying real goods today, not stocks. as they were in 1929. And real pro- duction puts real wages into circu- lation. Maybe consumer purchasing will stimulate the whole economy of the nation into a buying mood, and kick us into better times.
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To Grade-SchooI Teachers:

and the Tano on" serial for children by Ssd Ane will ar+ M December through December 2 Because there
 schools the past few years here is suggestion
 Have M children make serapboo which they paste each tahen For inc illustration scrapbook form the story douy will interesting and instructive diversion mar ~ carry into the vacation period
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE
 DOES NOT GO TO
 BIG GRID CONTEST
Cancels Engagement to A. lend Annual Army
 Navy Classic

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Presi- dent Roosevelt this morning can celled his attendance at the Army and Navy game in Philadelphia be- cause of stormy weather. The Pres ident left for weekend visit to Hyde Park, N Y.
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AMAz0NS LEAD
 ELk5' KEGLER5

At the top of the heap in the Elks Club bowling tournament at the end of this weeks kegling are the Amazons, Dorothy Green, Bob Hurley and H. VanderLeest.
 Nearest competitors to the Anna zons are the Luckies, Mrs. Sper- ling, Harry Sperling and Klonda Dufresne with IS wins and six losses, compared with Is wins and six losses for the Amazons.
 Standings are as follows:
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Death Fails
 ToStop Bout
LiitIe Fighter Goes Through 10 Rounds After Told
 Mother Is Dead

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Dec 2. - Lawrence Gum is brave little trouper in the prize ring.
 Last night. Gum, a l20-pounder from Baltimore, fought hard but lost to Philadelphias Johnny Mar celline, in a l0-round fight.
 After the fight was over, it was
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TIE C0NTESTS MARK ROLLING
 AT ELkS' CLUB

At the ElkS' Club bowling alleys last night, Dolphins and Brewers led off the night, Brewers winning the first, marking even on the sec end and Brewers winning the last.
 In the second match, Luckies and Supers tied the first game, Supers wen the second and LucNies won the last.
 Amazons wen two of thg~e from the Grizzlies to cap the evening and stay we'll up in the team standings.
 Scores were as fellows:
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GROCERY TEAM
 ROLLS TRIPLE
 BOWLING MATCH

Royal Blue won three tallies of four from George Brothers at the Brunswick alleys last night, led by Mosher's 564, giving the cabbies 1894 for highest team aggregate of the evening.
 In the first game of the triple
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Knox Winner
 Over MuIdune
Give Away Eight Pounds But Gets Decision,
 Former Champ

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. ?. - Buddy Knox, of Dayton, ono, heavyweight, won i0-round de- cision last night over Willie Null dune, former National light heavy weight amateur champion.
 Knox weighed 169 pounds and Muldune IFS pounds.
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header, George Brothers also lost three of four to Brunswick, but in the second game, made clean sweep with four wins over Irving's Mar keI.
 Scores were as follows:
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1HUMPiNG DEFEAT

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 2.-Some- times a spank.Ag DOES hurt the pankcr r'ore than the spankee. A woma wllo applied at San An tonio hosnitsl for treatment of a prained hand said she hurt it ad- that kind of discipline.
 Empire Want Aos Brtng Results.
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announced that Gums mother died during the afternoon but 1t was then too late to call the bout off.
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Anyway. watch these things.

Anyway, watch these things:
 l. American exports. If the war ring nations begin buying heavily in this country, therell be no spring setback.
 2. New plants and equipment in your city. If businessmen continue to bet on better times, people are buying in earnest.
 3. The farmers cash income. It reflects buying by city employees of manufacturing omp a les, which means that those employees have confidence. And prosperity is con- fidence-in any mans language.
 The Book ALASKA, Revised and
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Flour Glass" Figure
 Return Is predieied

a OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2.-"Hour- glass" figures will soon be back-at least for evening wear Gertrude Lawrence, famous British actress, predicted here.
 T believe men would like to think they could get an arm around 2 woman's waist again" declared the London star.
 ->e-Ao------
 The BOoK a.noNa. Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale: Sl.00.
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LUNCHEON MEETING

Of Business and Professional Wo- mans Club Monday noon at the Baranof Coffee Shop adv
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NOW
 AT Pei.cy's
 exclusively

e Dona for Goodbye MT Chips Spencer Tracy Saney and Livingsone overlooked Cagney c1he Roaring Twenties Each Dawn Die, Henry Fonda dor Young MT Lincon0. Inevitably Clark Gable will for "Gone'and stand good chance And Muni is always with
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Try The Empire classifieds for results.
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ladies the list fewer have had roles of cabe merit attention Including Vivien Leigh contender the field otherwise be- practically three notches in her Ocar-stooting Victory "The Old Maid There 18carat job Nurse Edith Cavel') topper "Ninochka" As for the rest cant other performance successful which rep anything work pleasant person. alty and the ability to take good direction
 The other most-lmeghted the directors Here the timers, with exception. have the field The exception Kanin put up Great Man Votes and Bachelor Mother"
 The od-timers, few of them strangers hons, Frank Capra for MT. smith, Victor Fleming Lubtsch Nnotchka' Leo McCarey Affair" Michael Curtz for Elizabeth others Edmund Gouldng for We Are Not Alone and Dark Victory "Sagecoach" Drums Along Mohawk" Wyler "Wutherng Heights"
 Probable winners (but haven't Gone yeD Stewart Davis, Capra.
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The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged. Now On Sale: S1.0o.
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NATIONAL INCOME IN U. S. TO GO OVER
 TOP AT 6S BILLION

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Dos Mtenihenleben!

go uanfmal bent id, mad aus trete1
Wltt,
@ic eieentiimli1 bch Elm NenihenleDee
lit,
;Sn nni'rem aDrptr itebt elm pilis
Strebaerilit,
9ereit gil idaiien irnmerbar, iiir's
eia'ne @lrt.
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ipdrts 9eben,
limo n,od]ten fir Geiunobeit Meihtum
aeber,
Sds einige audi pom M~iibi99an9e leben.
Sas fam ib nit bent bciten @inen nidt
perlteben.
60 tommt es, bab Die @cnifen aui Ser
&clt, ..
Nur nann ein pnbres Slid lid) griii,ben.
8enr tie ein Seben fiihreu phne Climber.
ltno ibre Sanollng nnbeiledt bonn
@ndereelb.
Ser @reis lit gliidlih. @liidlih lit bas
Sinh.
9enn bcibeu lpirb bes 2ebens SCOT 9eltilt
Sa5 Sinh, neil linn fein 8unId, nod
ctlpds gilt,
Ser 9reis. neil iiir i'm feline @ilnihe
iibrig limb.
Niibolf Nnper, @llpoob Gin, Fs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06

Nam!lie Sodelt iagt allen 5reln,
Ben urO 8efannten fir befltnoetes
9eileib utb Silfe, sic lrts ernieien
nurse, bersliditen Ianf. Sic ihGnall
9lumeniperoen baben bepielen. nie
beli,m bie alte Mutter mar. Die ga,
biuga'd)ienene miro betral,ert bon ill.,
rem 8atten Sobann, altf, id)on =
Sabre aft. nod, 5ien1lid, mltnter, ser
Sod,ter &aeina @eber nnS ;tpei
Sodnen <rt uno Mar SofeIt in
Neru Cattle, ionic 5pei 5odtern.
Gl:iabeth @eber uno Inna SiihIec
in e;;epelano, 8, Z GnfeIfinoern uno
bier llrenfelfinoern
Stun id)Iafe mobl, bu liebe SHUTTER.
ou ririt inns ME pereeiien ieill, bis
mir DID emit nieoeriehen.
Nof einn1al iaat innigiten Ians
sic Spd)ter 1884,.
Gliia6eth @eber.
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Sadientae tn Glepelane
am 25. 1ult
Tnd Sic iinb e%inselaben.
2tucig %.

Sallt 9eid)lub ser lsten Scr.
iammluns bdlt ser 3peis % ieine
reaelmabige S%erammlung I'M Suli
llno Muglit Sen stpeiten Montag i'm
Monat INN 1880 l1br abenos ab. Sa
es "benbs piel fiibler lit pie AM
Sag bpfien mir, oab iid alIe Sdme.
tern an bieien @eriammlrngen be.
teiiiaen. Sad oieien Slpei Seriamnl.
lungsn miro fein &affee uno Sudden
ierniert. ga mir aber inn September
pieoer oen 5lpeiten Sonntag 9 ltbr
nadmittags Die Sibung abbaIten.
miro audi iuieoer ierpiert merben uro
ST. bieiem 3ped nlrbe in ser SSuni-
Situng beIhloiien, es iolen bon nun
an Die Sdneitern Sic SUDDEN bri,,.
gen. bie nad) Dem MgG ernannt iper.
oen. ehpeitern es lit aber fein
3wane babel. Sic Sfneitern oene:t
es mOgli6 lit. Sic iolen %brineen,
tuenr es aber elmer Sdhpeiter III,
moglih lit in Dem Mcnat, no ibr
Nnr1e in Der Setting eriheint, ettpas
~ brinaen, Damn pieaeiht fonnen ';e
nddites Nal, penn Sic Geibe an lie
fommt. ettpas bringen.
Sic iolgenoen Sdneitern iino ae.
betel, menn moglid), in ser Seb.
TENDER ibllng etmas-8ebGf mitsu,
hringen: eleanore ars, aatharina
aleri. glisabetb Il,euitine, Marie
slnOree, Bertha Irst, Sobanna 8ren-
ner Cara 9altbes, Mnna 8altbrs
Maria 8erenbt, Roline gahner, So
tbar'na 9res, Marie 9aumann.
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Vidnid.

Im sonntae, beu 16. Sl,li, fineet
,,nler 8idnif auf 2og Gabin 8idntd
@runo an 8roabbeab @oao et1pa 5
Mseilen BON Monaca itatt. Sc si6t
cine quite MilIif sic fit Sung INC
slt ipielen miro. Gin 8aqipiel spi.
ifen Den nerhcirateten ,lno leotgen
M1nnern itatt uno an allcrbano Gr.
iriiGuneen miro es fir Die Mlten ltnc
&inber nidt feblen. Cine ipesieue gta-
laoung ergebt an alle a1stDdrtiact
Sereine nno &lllbs. 2abt l,ns ale
teilaebmen ,,no bel SpaB baben am
16. Suli.
9an Shuler ST., Sefr.
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tparneno, oab cine Nation, tpeld)e ~
rem 'NIas an Ser Come bebauptsn
min, auf sic 9aller cine aftipe Ve'
p0lferunesbilan3 baben mus, ipe1r'
tie bon Den iuneen uno bamit aggrsl'
iipe: 0olfern nift iiberfliigelt rper.
ben mill. @enn ~aller0ings oieler 3i'
|itano bon 9auer iein ion, Damn mil.
fen Die &egierungen nod Mnlift pro-
minenter Sosiolpolitifer Dor allen
'Oingen sic %ipirtifaftlife ltngemib'
belt beieitigen unb. Ser Sugeno etn
MrbeitsfeIo nit libtem S%ori5ont
ifaFfen.
Damn iperoen ith al,d piele per'
tponote Groblen1e, oie bellte 10 if)fper
erifeinen, bon ielblt lolen.
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BUR GrtnnerunQ

al mcillen @atten ulo Safer
Martin Sdmitcr
~geitorben an ;. Sltli 1888 Sl Sar
rel, go.
Mnsgeouloet. aus9elitten
5ait on beineu sroben Shmer3;
ausgeipeinet. ausseblutet
5at elm eoles. treiles oer5; &
Sait MIDI allsu firth perIanen.
Seine 9iebe ioret nidt mehr.
Sein grfalten. oein grblaiien
Sdlu9 mir @unben tief uno if,tper.
Sod, es idldat fir uns Die Stlnbe,
We mir ing emit pieberieb'n
SiiSe Tuh lei eipig oeir,
Niemals iollit on uls ~perseiien ieir,
8eniOmet bon beinen trallernoer
alnoern l,lb 6attin
aatharina Shniter.
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Staff ei,d aut ibr sadienm1nner

@afft ei,d out, ibr sa1ienm1nner
nno -Jrauer, gebt uniern ainoern
Die San6. ueiN ibnen Sen @es tpia
nniere Gdter @llt nno grbe bon
oenielben fortgepflan5t ino auf Sim
oesfinoer fortgeerbt tperoe!
Seoes 8olf bat nod gottlider unh
ipeltliher SrOnung oas Me1t, Dor
8ott uno Der @eihidte 8flift, oa.
fir su iorgen, bab es in freier gnt.
ipifiung ieiner art eieenen 6dbiefeis
ten Sic ererbten Glitter in Meliaipn,
altltlr nno Sprabe fommen6en
8enerationen erbalte ulo pererbe.
Sas lualte @ott.
gilbert Slider.
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Nus Ne,u gort. Y. y.
3iueia A..

3meig ~.
uer,nitaltete ant Spnntaa Sen 2.
SllIi. in @ilIombrpof Garf Elm ar.
aeIllngenes Gidnid. @ir batten bas
%ersuiiaen liebe 8Gite ser Iamilie
aloos begriiben 81 fGnnen unS 5rpar
pom 3neig 6, q. Nemens unb 6rau.
ferner ieinen Spbn IIbert uno oeiicu
Trau 6lorenie nnb 3 feihe il,nae
Sod,ter, ferner 8r. rno Shm.- Ge!-
ger aus Canton, Ohio, uno 1ral,
Serrman aus Gittsbursb. Bel 1ans.
6eiane ltnO Mlliif perlebten aae e.
men luitieen Gag besiinitiat olrd
lulroerpo0es 0etter. gu beflaaen
lit MIR Dab 10 piele 8r. rno sdw
pom 3meie IA iehlter,. %barl,nter iol.
DIE, Die es am meiiten beiiirtporteteu
nno eigentlif susesen iein i%ollten.
albert Nemen5 ipielte auf ieinem
Comet piele quite 6eutide Weiien
%entpuppte iid obnobl in bieiem 2ar.
De 9eboren als luitiger gutter aoupl1.
ianser lnb tri,s iamt ieinem iibeler
Sater bel gum ersniieen BEL, tpis
INNER unb biesmal ipielten sic 80.
mil!en Geo. 9loos, g. Siigel uni
Soaaraiher fir piele ben @aitgebel
urto madten iih ol,rh lire Miibe be.
ionbers nerbient Inn oas @elinaer
oes Yidnids. grpr1i. u. sheerr tpa,
mie INNER iebr generos llno ipenoet,
fir Sung unb Silt Scecream lnb Oh.
mobl al1ein, reiflih our 8ier-4a'i;
BEL, nur nermibten mir iebr iein'
5am;lie.
Sir 9ienstag, Ben 4. Suli, iiri
Die ausmartieen Gdite ale gu s6m
5ogaraider einsela6en uno ertpartel
einen angenebmen Gag.
r 81. Stoof.
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GrapelerS 2liH ieret ami
reiienHe KinHer

gltern, Sic lire 3in6er al,f Sc.
rienreiien ODER nah ain6erlasern
ober sl Greunben fhiden in nahan
Stdoten, TIM gut iih babel an Die
9ropelcrs slio >societp su tuetben.
sic linen behiIfIih iein tpirb, 6amit
Sic ainber unberiehrt an ihren 9e.
itimmunasort anfommen. iaat Trall
Grances 6atpes. grefi,tine sefretGr
Der TrabeTers sio societn.
SIN let!en Sahr bat oieie mebr ais
1900 8inoern SiIfe anaeoeihen lai-
len, sic a1e inter Is Sahren tparen.
@er feline 8inSer ireenotpohin fen.
oen min. iebe lid, NIT Ser sefretSrin
i'm Union Terminal Beb1noe ODER
eebe s,im &aaptamt 1901 6uron
Mooo. Telephone &allptoffice Main
02t1 o6et Terminal Office gberrt
$3.50.
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Aus Columbus bto
9tpeis 80.

Die am 1. Suli abeebaltene Gene.
Understanding bes 3neiges 80 I'M.
ter @orits bes Or. 8eorg Sieeel
nnbm einen intereiianten Gerlalf,
Ginonsberibt bon Sobn Msner, s.
8iiielt, Sobn aroner iopie Gerpal-
ter Sam Srim uno Midael Sinnes
abgeaebe1,, tpar sufrieoeniteleno. Die
g. Of g. Sale, cine Ser "feiniten IN
Columbus, purbe BON einem aufge
itellten &om[itee fir Die &onpention
fir nddites Sahr belegt, 10 beridte-
ten 8r. Beorg @otmeiiter unb GrGl.
9 SiegeI Ole acknowledging Ser
9ecmten in 8esltg allf nelie MitgIie,
Der tpltrbe bonn Terein argenommelt.
Ger Gereim idenft neutrality-suspicious.
in Serbano uno Gerein. giuid,reib.
eebiibren unb Central Gerbanos.
.fnopf. ltnier Central Gerbanos &c.
fret%r 90. gngber (pas allsgeblieben
besiJlih 1919, lit geiesmioria),
pergiitet /, Mere tiihtieen Mit.
elieber fir neile &anoioaten nit Of
i1em Collar, oieles fam es Dem Ser
ein ihenfen poer bsbalten. Illp lnbt
itns ale mitbelien neile MitglieOer
az sepinnen uno iett el,d, in Ser
binb,tne nit @r. W. Gngber. per.
ionlif ooer teIepboniid, or miro 81
jeber 3eit sur Geriiisrng iteben.
, Cine Gi~nlobuna crying an aIe
TiteIieoer bon 90. @osmeiiter. iiI
ant Yidnif ser @eiangieftion am %.
Sui: SIT beteiligen lno 5lpar AMI 9th
&niipiers Glat. @alnllt Sights.
Gos @%ereinspidnid finoet am 90.
sl,lguit a,if bemilben Ylas itatt. Ilc
fino f%reunolid,it eineelaoen.
ltnierm lieben Sd,atnteiiter Geo.
SG,ab. Ser iid nit ieiner @attin a,lf
sSerisn beaeben bat nud) Genniplpc.
mia nno Seem Seriep ll'p. lpiinifen
mir piel Slid. 9ebalern aber Gen
Struhpitiper Sohn Groner nnb mnh.
men i'm Inn geoulb. Beore Sd,ab
miro id,pr a,lh fir SdJm. arpner
Gorge traecn9 s. g.. 9osmeilter
tpar itelpertretenoer Shasmeiiter ii;
Ser letten Geriammllrng.
eincn euten Grfolg allf nel1e Mii.
elieber nnb t~atfrdftiee Mitbilie aller
Mitglieoer lit erriinidt urlb nele
GorihlGee ionic nei,e MitgIieoer
treroen germ peroifcntlidlt.
esohn Sarr, Sefr.
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Sdhientae in Glepelane
am %. Jult
Mnd Sic limb einaelaoen
ans ealem, bbio
Mdtmna 8rofaner!

Die @roBa,ler 3l,lammenfilnft miro
oieies Sabr pieoer i'm Sad)ita
Country Club .sl Salem, Ohio, ab'
gebalten meroen ltnb alpar ant is.
SILL s(ae 8roBal,er unb ibre Inge.
bGriyen iino freunolihit eineelaoen,
BERN mir baben bieies Mal mie ME
sl,por fir ale @roBaler cine quite
Iuftrartllng. Mlio bite fommt aIe
nit einen1 el,tsepadtem aorb ul6
eutem Sumor. Sir cine quite Mltlif
unb alIes mas Oaslt gebort, pie Gr
friitung uip., miro bas &omitsc
al,fs bette Gorge trasen.
2anbslelte bite fomn1t ale sur
3eir fir Sic GerIammlllne, bie balo
II llbr abgebalten miro.
Matbias 2iebbart, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
Die Netrpit II. q. q. z.

Sie Setruit II. .. !. z.
peranitaltet Counting, Den 9. Sltli,
fem critics
Yifnif
inn Soronia Surf uno laoet a[le herj.
lid elm. 3uerit miro nit Sorain 9alI
aeipteIt i'm G%aitator Sielo, = 9lod
iiiolif bon ser Belgian Saq, I'M II
ltbr pormittags. Bite fommt aae
unS seigt hen Spielern onb ibr mi:
ibnen ,eit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
Ans youngstown, Obto
9amcndjpr G6elmeiS

bat in ieiner lesten @%eriammlung
beidIoiien. Dab MIR bieienisen S6tue.
tern, Die gutitebeno iinb unb Sic sic
Frrben re%eelmdBia beilden, nidt
mebr als brei Mal febIerl, bered.
tigt iinb nod GlepeIano gum SIM.
ger1eit 81, 5ieben.
Sie sdneitern moeen es iid CUR
Gfilft MAIDEN, piinftlih ieoen Son.
nerstag am Glate 81 iein uno mr.
aranfbeit unb Irbeit entifuloigt
6. 9orling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
Sas gruhe Sad)ienpifnif ridt
uGher!

Sim % Srli finbet bas eemein'
iame Gidnid pom Gerein ,al,b Der
airtsnsemeinoe itatt uno stpar aui
Sem giltbefannten 8runojtiid Ger
9elIiG-l lngarn an Bennington Mpe
Sb es reenet, es ioa feinen suriif.
balien, benn Die EansbaQe, 2unh'
baac lno anbere Sal,ier iteben uns
CUR Serfiieung.
Sar,.m ballet eltd tpomSeli@ Der
%. Suli fret fir COS grobe So1ien'
Eidnid in youngstown, Ohio.
@ilbelm SbeiB, Hraiioent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
3,ueis 81.

aaen sd'meltyn sur s%eianiscn
Nabrid,t, oab Die n1fite Seriammr.
lung Samstae, Sen Is. Suli, p1rnft
s ubr abenos, %abgehalten miro. Mls
SG)meiiern Iiilo gebeten IN ser Ser.
iammllung anDelerl0 ST iein. Sll ser
lesten &eriammlltng murbe als De-
putin uniere 3. g. Sefr. glice Sin.
tier e%initimmig 81 ibrem Imtt er.
ipGtlt. Sic ueriprad, oas Bette sum
@obl oes Sereins SIT tltn.
Cara Jrans, SSefr.