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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

sions. The latter r. open Only
during terms of court, except or
special occasions.
It is the duty Of the District At
torney } handle to a conclusion al
legal matters in which the govern
ment is interested arising witrir
his district and all such bushes!
is transacted over the signature O.
the District Attorney or one Of hi
assistants.
Criminal cases generally arise OF
me investigation and reports o
agents of the Federal Bureau O.
Investigation, postoffice inspectors
Investigators of the Alcohol TAI
Unit, secret service agents of thu
treasury department, game wardens
investigators If the Interstate Com
merce commission, examiners O.
banks over which the government
has jurisdiction, and such cases az
may be forwarded to the District
Attorney by the Attorney General
There are many others that arise
out of the new government agen
cies which are referred to the Dis
trict Attorney for his determination
as to whether there should be pros
ecution.
Criminal Procedure
All criminal charges are reported
to the District Attorney before pros
ecution is instituted, except where
the defendant is caught in the act
Of committing the offense, as in the
raiding of illicit di%stilleries and the
like.
Bills of indictment are prepared
and drawn in the office of the Dis
trict Attorney and the Ease is there
prepared for presentation to tn:
grand jury and for trial in the dis
trict court.
Witnesses in government cases are
only subpoenaed on a praecipe from
the District Attorneys office ano
are required to report to the Dis
trict Attorney on the first day Of
court, or when subpoenaed to be
present, and to not depart the court
without his permission.
All civil cases in which the gov
eminent is a party, or is interested
are handled through the District At
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
BY BOB MATHEWS
(Staff Writer)

The United States District At
torney's office heads the Depart
ment Of Justice in the Eastern Dis
trict of North Carolina.
All government legal business o:
every kind arising and being hand
led in A counties of Eastern North
Carolina is handled through the Of
flee of the District Attorney under
the supervision Of the Attorney
General of the United States.
A private prosecution Of a gov
eminent case is not known in the
federal courts.
If such a prosecution is hand
led by anyone other than the Dis
trict Attorney, or his duly con
stituted assistants, it m u S t be
done through an appointment of
the Attorney General of a special
assistant to the Attorney General
or to the District Attorney.
Seven Divisions
The district. for the convenience
Of witnesses and litigants, is divid'
ed into eve divisions a follows:
Raleigh, Fayetteville, Elizabeth
City, Washington, New Bern, Will
son, and Wilmington.
OF course, the federal courts
transact private as well as govern.
ment business and litigants handle
their own cases by counsel. or
otherwise, of which the federal
courts have jurisdiction within the
district, without reference to the
office of the District Attorney, but
the District Attorney handles only
cases in which the government is
interested, or to which the govern
ment is a party.
At all terms Of tie United States
District court government cases
are handled first, criminal cases
having precedence, then follow civil
cases in which the government is
interested, and after these cases
are disposed Of private litigation is
heard.
The district is composed Of the
following A counties Of Eastern
North Carolina: Beaufort, BERTHE,
Bladen, Brunswick, Camden, Cum
berland, C%urrituck, Craven, Colum-
bus, Chowan, Carteret, Dare, Dup
lin, Edgecombe, Franklin.
Gates. Granville, Greene, Halifax,
Harnett, Hartford, Hyde, Johnston,
Jones, Lenoir, Martin, Nash, New
Hanove', Northampton, Onslow.
Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender,
Perquimans, Pitts, Robson, Samp-
son, Tvrrell, Vance, Wake, War
rem, Washington, Wayne, and Will
son.
Carr Is Attorney
The organization and personnel
of the District Attorneys office is
as follows: J.. o. Carr, Of Whining
ton, United States Distric. Attor-
~; Colonel John H. Manning, of
Raleigh, assistant United States at
torney; Charles F. Rouse, Of Kin
ston, assistant United States at
torney.
Mrs. Lucy Herring, chief clerk;
Mrs. Sophie J. Hamme, Mrs. Mary
L. Weeks, Miss Dorothy L. Wat
ters, Miss Minnie o. Creech, and
Mrs. Ruth H. Stanland, clerks, all
of Wilmington.
The District Attorney maintains
his home office in Wilmington and
a branch office in each Of the divi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
MARRIAGES

Three white couples secured mar
riage licenses during the past week
at the office of Adrian B. Rhodes,
register of deeds, Is follows:
Zeddoc S. Mears, 60, Of Belinda,
Va. and Miss Fannie Ailsworth, 40,
of Belinda, Va.
Richard B. Gwathmey, "A, Of Will
mington, and Miss Louise Dick. 80,
of Wilmington.
James S. Craig, Jr., 20, Of Will
mington, and Miss Margaret Ann
Kerr, 27, Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
Mrs. Trigg To Speak
At Sunset Park Meet

Mrs. Frances W. Trigg, Of the
New Hanover High school faculty,
the regular meeting of the Sun
set Park Parent-Teachers associa-
ton, to be held at the school on
Tuesday afternoon, January 9, at
3 o'clock.
Officers Of the association have
asked to meet at the school at
2:45, to hold a short executive ses-
sion in advance of the meeting.
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NO INTEREST

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Jan. 6.
R-Due to lack of interest"
the Junior college of Connec-
ticut has decided to abandon a
proposed course dealing with
marriage.
The course was designed to
promote greater compatibility
between husbands and wives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

blooming, grass plots gree,
neatly trimmed and other avat' s'
spaces cultivated into atsts
vegetable gardens will greatI' @Vo's
prove the residential sections M
add to the beauty of our ois s17
highly endorse the clean blocr
paign and offer my full v8f'
tion," Commissioner Wade ssia ,sia
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

servation and exploitation Of fur
bearing animals in the state.
Taking a cue from the federal gov
ernment's decennial enumeration OF
the human population, one of the
study's features will be a census OF
marketable fur-bearers in the state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

cant yet DE Wl1IIo1A 80 ~"S ANs ~
possible candidates for governor of
North Carolina; though this corner
wouldn't go so far as to rate his
entrance into the ace as an even
money bet.
In Raleigh Friday, Bill declined
to remove himself from the list of
possibilities, though he did not go
so far as to enroll in the class Of
probable starters.
He was, in fact, rather cff-hand
and trivial in his comment on the
whole thing, though occasionally he
spoke in really serious vein.
He joked about and talked with
a friend he had recently; the story
going something like this:
HE asked me if I am going to
run and 1 told him I couldn't" said
Bill.
why can't you? queried the
friend; and I answered Because the
constitution says that only 1s can-
uludlSS Cd11 I'LL lOA SONS4llO1 az AN
same time and there are already IS
in the race, so I can't get in"
Your correspondent called the Fen
ner attention to the fact that Doc.
tor Poe has withdrawn since this
imaginative interview - 80 that
leaves only II and you can get in
even under your queer constitutional
law"
That's right" replied Fenner,
And 1 guess I'd better check up
on the last date for filing SO that
I don't let it slip by without real
izing it,"
Exclusion of Lieutenant Governor
Wilkins P. Horton from the speak.
er's table at next Mondays Jack
son Day Dinner because he is a
candidate for governor and the 9th
ers don't want to see him get that
much of the limelight ought to have
put a good idea into the head OF
Director John D. Larkins, Jr.
Why not have a table especially
reserved for all the candidates-an-
nounced and suspected? That ought
to bring in a goodly sum in cash,
because the group is large.
But just think what terrible shape
the prospects would be with nobody
to talk to except other prospects!
Returning to Bill Fenner and the
governors race, the Rocky Mount
man said thai he would not be kept
out solely because his fellow towns
man, Lee Gravely, decides to make
his formal announcement. It was
the Fenner opinion that Gravely is
an absolute certainty as a candidate
But if three men q. M. Brough.
ton, Commissioner Of Revenue A.
J. Maxwell, and Willis Smith) run
from Raleigh, why shouldn't two
run from Rocky Mount" seems to
be his attitude.
Nobody was speaking of fur-bear.
ing animals, though some guberna-
torial candidates do a bit fuz-
zy, at least, but there is a study
Of fur resources of North Carolina
now under way. 1t is designed as
a preliminary to a program of con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
Peoples Bank To Hold
Annual Meeting Jan. {

The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Peoples Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co., will be
heeld in the banking rooms at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. All
stockholders are requested to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
HEARTY Mo-.

Stuff tomatoes with left-ovar
aroni in cheese sauce. SprinLlo ~'sc
crumbs, dot with butter and VIA
tie paprika and bake until III
is tender and crumbs nicely brow,
ed. V"a
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
Negroes Congratulated
On Clean Block Drive

James E. L. Wade, commission
er of public works, yesterday con-
graduated the negro recreation
project on the launching Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
WHEN COLDS
CLOG UP YOUR HEAD
l1xsss,sss!e7%;AR

One successful way to relieve distress
of head colds is to use a few drops of
Vicks Va-tro-nol.
This treatment is effective because
Va-tro-nol is ACTIVE MEDICA-
TON Containing several essential
relief-giving agents plus ephedrine)
expressly designed for the nose and
upper throat.
~ 1t actively penetrates cold
clogged nasal passages and ~ it
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

actively helps to
remove conges-
ton that causes
90 much of the
misery. For won
derful relief, just
put a few drops
of Va-tro-nol up
each noStril.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07
RALEIGH
BRIEFS
Star.News Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Rv N

RALEIGH, Jan. 6.-Bill Fenner
can't yet be written off the list OF
possible candidates for governor OF
North Carolina; though this corner
wouldn't go so far as to rate his
entrance into the race as an even
money bet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-07

Nobody was speaking Of fur-bear'
ing animals, though some guberna-
torial candidates do seem a bit fuz-
zy, at least, but there is a study
Of fur resources of North Carolina
now under way. 1t is designed as
a preliminary to a program of con
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Die $c,,tistc $hule int
Krice

StHtfer ols ir lit hos 8eid,chcn
uni, 'sr 2eit nit ser Sd,lle perbln.
ocn. Sas oanse Sd,ullcben lit criiint
ltrn bcberridIt BON hcm, mas iif
'd)i' ru!Iluft 'iir has Tcutif,e ToIf
HoIlilPat. Mla llB' sic ,sueenb aIlcs
r'l"l%n, hnut plonn,Gbig oarauf
allf nlebert es in bcn llnterriht elm,
loft cs ser Sllaenh lid, erarbeiten.
e>iir oie &crbinollne nit ser Sci
natfront aibt gIeit, has ShuIhuus
'e!h,r Gen eriter arlab. Sn ben oort
llnt'rgctrotlten Sammclitcucn ser
Barter fiir 9IltmatcrioI obcr in Iess
ter 3tit fiir Die MetoIlipenbe iaben
Die 'Hinrcr. pie bes beutihe Bolt ale
Grirr nrIpoHnt. nm slbtpehr. uno
Irnr,ffs rnffcn ir icinem Taieins.
famrf ilI id,afien ilno Su itdrfen. Tie
Stnloffi5ianten aeben als Seller
bel oln Snmnlllngcn nit giltem 8ei.
'picl puran llnb sic Sugeno ielber
bari audi ba uno BORT nit anrafen.
ltno mcnn Ole Mabel, Sd,uIe unb
S''!erihgcnb 5uiarlmen, oie 2ebens.
mittnliu'te ten ollstraaen. 10 lit linen
Dos l.ehr oils MIR rin 3ulteQ0ienlt, es
lit i!ncn betpubte Iitmirflna an ser
Ss'nlorirpnt.
9tlm Der arieg ielbit. Ole isront.
9ci Zen Sd,iiiern pom eliten ,sabr
bcairrt DER llnterrid,t tGgIid) nit Ser
Gcrlelllnq bes 9ariftes oes Sber.
fonln'cINos Der @chrmod,t. Gas
aett ndiiirlid; nid,t pbne Sanofarte,
nidIt obne Gergleih nit ben SteI.
lllno:n Der Stiippcr am Gortage. 3u
oicicn MiterlebeE Ser aftlieQen frie.
arri'Clcn Greigriiir uno Der @eiheb-
nif'e in Ser 9eimct, tpie gerounfe.
llnN, Observation-Disclosures uilp.
fcnmt oieplanmdfige Seraniiibrung
Der Nleenb OIL Sic 3eitiraeen int
Inter. idlt. Sr Der Seld)id)te miro Die
aolaniiierilng i'm Niten in iriiberen
Schrbllnrertcn. ocs oe,ltid)e Sieo.
lllngsgebiet lno ser polniife sselb-
5ue bebaroelt. 9;c!or 8eididtsunter-
rlht iii ourd)uus fain langipeiliees
llnt'rriftsiad). Ia baben Die 8uben
ein u. beitsf)eit Dor iih liegen. sluf
Der i:nen Seite ii: Die aarte iittr
oen 2anbralb BON @eriailles unb
oareben iteben in Sd,laeiporten Die
tpift!glten eaten allf ip1teren Sci
ten S,terreid, Suoetengebiet. Yro-
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1Dar,,n, Heienbein ,,nN
2lert1,el eiir3er tperHen

Nt,laorlpbia. Teteftipe bcbauptc.
ten. sic 2oilng ocs HGticIs aeflnSen
III boben. prrani bos Gingehcn bon
Mannerflcibl,ng. bos bcn nmerifa.
riio,en Gleioumss'abrifanten in oen
lettcn :cd,s Sahrsn fiber $2OO.OOO
,cfcici babcn ioll. Si,riif5ufiihren lit.
Sic baben iidj icit SSobren Die
aop,r horiiber ,erbrod,en. tporim
>oifr OF fiir:er llrb lleberSieher oft
niger iJl,rben. obnc Dob aud) MIR Elm
Sropier Heeenlpaiier an iie eelanet
pdre. ,sest hnben lie einen 0efateur
,crbcitet. Der ibncn anpertraut ba.
>cr ica. bab bas Ginihrumpfen nift
mi ole lpiiicnid)aitIid,e 8ebanoluns
Yer StoIie 5ur Berbiitline oes Gin,
,ebeu: ionbern aui Die BEL getuiiien
Sefoturen aebralli,te Sfere 5uriif=
NH. rem lei. Ger 0efateur id,neioe
ron DEM ibn iibcrianoten Stoif Die
omit singebenben orei Yar6s cinIad)
,b mn6 id)ide Den nid)t befatierten
Stoif 1em Jabrifanten 5uriid.
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Ne,ae Netatitte 8ndler
Ha,iptbiblietkee
In GlepelottN<

Bersomirl- -Gipigss Sponien. Don
1:.hereoo. Don Guiiote.
Gbian-Ghinas &nmpf.
Wal;'e-5ilnur. Nerb6ngnis zines
GrSteils.
Str. r.orr-0er Inf.enoe 6ammer.
Gu.cnipiegeleien, Die nid)t eriuu.
ben iinb.
Ste r(;nuIen-0ie 'Suoeniraee-eine
9br;iienfroge.
11rbanitfp-gs 5egann i'm Septem.
Der gson Der ginaenoiieniiden sur
europdiifen 1ooeration.
-0
7ie l1ria6e.
..@raer fonmcn Die @etpitter
&ars2"
.Non meiner @iobmutter."
.,g3ieio oenn?"
.sScoesmal ndh einem @etpitter
iaot iie: .Das bat mir ibon felt "a
zen ~ ben Qnod,en eelegen!"
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for tte ate NJ trD;ng to flop 3itler
5000 miles o,pay, etc" Tieles TT ia,
mie nj, aue piiicE ,li,n audi 9elheben
Gr ,ullbtc ongebIid' rciignicren ,tno
an icine Stcac lit eenrp =. Stimion
setreten. 9'od nniercr Nuffall',ns
liub o1tie intcrnoti'nolen aamcraoen
ooe, Clique tuie 'ic 9tr. Woooring
ncnri sic eiaentlidJe ~fiinfte 3olon'
ue". G5olansc oiei" eriinolid orgalli'
iiert' T!nonatroft in oen Sanocn bon
iola)ch Mcniben licgt Die nll'cre Yo'
litit. @cid,uit, 9'ationaIofonontie,
Sdir.:reien, Gr5ic,unN uilp. trntrol.
licrrn lolon9c le5rn mir in @efabr
beute oier norgcn bnrd) llcberroid)s
una !uic>cr ol,i circn 2cioenslueg &C.
oruGi 81 !pcrScn.
|tul Oie'es pcrSanfcn mir Damn
scr inlrfliden riin''ten &olonnc".
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teftr;ct. VoIenfelrmg in ieinen Vba
len. @ Idbt iid ulles Ieid,t faiier
lno 3erlteber.
2ieies grcfe 8eidehen miro Dor
ben fleinen giatnerlebniiien De-
Sdl.:ier iinte:baut. Sb oa MN Ell,
1el>&ritbrief eines gsaters ODER Brl,
oers ulrleien mir. Oh bic MdbeI er
fahren. Dob iid) cir General ODER 8e
gimc!,::. ..fommnnbenr ielber fir bic
bon Ser alaiic e:ihidten 5elbpoit.
nafete beoantt hat. ODER Oh. inn Nuf
ies Der ginberni i,lnasbeiebl oes
Vaters uno aie T;rt,,ne in Der ia.
mile be'drieRn ipirb. es lit aues
yeitcr!eben. Gie = ,IuIe lit pom Seit.
eeifcbcn beherrid,t.
~, meiitcn ssrel.oe modt idlieb.
lid oas geitciten her Dinee. Die nit
ben tSeihebniiien in 3niommenhane
itsl,en Wtit tpabrcc: Qicbe fertigen bic
Brttn in Der letten Bolfsihulflaiie
im Sonofertigfeitsunterrid)t ibre
Jll,a,ehgmooeae an, uno idon porber
lperoen Sdiffe, sslnsseilge, 9onfs,
@eihlise in Bla'ti:en seformt ODER
ge5eiG'ilet. Mmd brr bem Sanbfaiten
mad: Der 4rieg n:d)t 3aIt. 60 Der.
mitte': Die Shula Den ainoern Dos
grokc Grlebnis ltna brinet ibnen 6as
eigeme fleine i'm Sfobmen oes erobeu
gum BttpubHein.
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Tonmerstag, 8. Nmauit:

Eoi mittaas Gu'tern Stanooro a,,mc
Gas Nahrif)trn. ereliid)
S::M Nudrid,h pngIiih
9ta ',nitiass Gaitrrn Stanoaro 1ilne
1:l5 Nuhrltt,n rnaIiih
6:lf Sctthnns',taI .-..
30 Scuticbl 1noetu
so! Nud,rtd,t'n. enellib
Sd. Sttue!le 10 trna, tnsIlit
60 Tna btm 3ri:er'dcbcn cnaliih
%: !'ut'rid'ten. ocutld
> 81 1tut,rldicr ensliit
nT Gur ,be'id)I, cnsliit)
3'.n Tod,ridlten. enaiiim
$50 Nod'rid,t' II, enaliid
Tre:taa, 3. NnsnN:
Eormittaas Gaitrrn Stonooro 1ime
t:4' Hadr;h:cn eneliih
6:d5 Nohrrd,irn. engIiid
7:3D Srutid)lano"ho
500 Nnhri,1!en eneIiid,
200 Nms Dem Seitaeid ebcn, rnaliit
lO:l5 EaGrid,tcn. beutiH
l0'Jn 9iadrid,tcn. eneliid
1880 Rur,he' 'd,t, enaliid,
i2Ll Natrid;ten enal,ld,
h,:6erhem rerben IL nod 9ebori
miirae Fad,rid,ten bon Sou AT iSnu
oht 6u 'unit,aer 3eittn geicnoct Men.
hcrrrlcn Ser Senheseitcn uno 1cI.
lel1~aen fperbcr ieipeils fiber ben
Se:'Ser befanrtaeaeben.
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Siebenbarsii&. Nmerifanii&es &pl}ablaft
Inlarisaeit BON I bis 112 Sabren
IN Mnsfidt eenommen. 9

anlarisaeit BON 1 bis 112 Sabre,
IN slnsidt eenonmen.
Wton lit iid) in oelitifen ;sotfrei
len natiirlid) be,p,,bt. oaB Die 3ehni
Der SbuBtpaffen in bcn lebten 9;
Sahren, olic ieit Nusbrlld oes @elt
frieats i'm Sabre 1914. aud, MIDI
annajcrno bic ae,ualtieen ,sortihrit
fe acn1dht bat mi, Die Sehnif oc,
Tll.1snnge. 1anfs rtb GINGER 9p
pen bon &rieesih,ifen. Mber es ipirt
ood' ols tcfniid) unSllreid,eno anee.
lebea nenn ans olrerifaniihen Mrie.
naler Sd,,lBlpafien uno Nilnitioa,
aus Dem @e.tfriey gclicfert lueroeu
lcIltcn. Gs id,icbt rbcr auf Der anbc.
rem Srite Speifclios iibcr bos. ;}ieI
lInana unb hit ols llntcr'hdsima
oes 3egners anSnieken. tpenn bon
alst temperamentrcllen Gritifern
Ee's,ride Srpiihen bie'er Griasaus.
riiltura nnb jcnen Wafienliefcrimaen
anGcllcllt lperoen, nie friiber bon be.
trict,cmen ltntcrnthmcrn ocn iid,
hefehS 'nhen StGr,men afrifaniid)cr
Neger pbcr aud, umitiir, r,leriihen
@nlrpen in Sen eSrenoen 8emein-
ipcien ser Nellen Wclt aelieicrt p,tr
oen. !tmfanereid,c 2ieierunaen. bie
cttpa nah einigen Wtonaten ober gar
nah | bis 11a Sabren uou in Sang
rnIen, binfen binter Dem 1cmp'
bintcrber. in Dem lid, ieit 2 Mcna-
ten Die 9ri"esereiqniiie abtpideln.
&om propbploftiihcn Giumarid, in
IGnemcrf mo Horipceen bis 3ur
ooligcn Snbeiienabme Der ipidtigcn
@ebitte pereinaen fpeniger als orei
Wod,cn. bonn llct"rifreiteu Der boil.
Idnoii,ten ilno bclgi'der 8renjc bis
sl,m Son Der lctten flonoriid)enStoot
'Ti:u(irfen) ctipas mebr aIs 3 80.
den. sIbcr leIbit menn man in ocn
@ere'riaten Staaten glarbt. nit
RiiIt,ngslieferinaen I'M e,lrupdiihen
ariea 5uredtSufcmmen. 10 mare iebe
9ieferiine bon 1Ine5euacn. 3anfs.
8esptbren. @eifiieen. 9rieasid,ifien
uiW. cine if)tpers Geriiinbieune at
Der Ger!cioiel,nesiabiafei ocs eiee.
men Ianbes, ioierE Die YarcIe r0ie
SeinlLt in @efabr" mebr lit OILS ein
Go,ranb. SSsn 8eiordd,en nit Teit-
ifen ainet INNER ipieber Der We-
oanf" bcraus. bab Die Union gang
iiber Iiiiiieeripeiie Die Re3iebunaen
ms cen fiin;tiaen Marenaustauid,
nit Srl,tifAnno uno Dem BON ibm
bctrrir:tn @irtid,uitsraim eeiibrbet
unS lid. eieentlid, bereits ans BEN
bisberiaen arieesercianilicn elm l1r-
tell Farther tiIocn fonnte, bel pem
sic c:6i;erc ioirtidlaftlidh linb natio=
uaIe Mrnft lit bel oen erltarrten. Tin.
Serar,nen 8riten urb ;sran5oien ODER
abcr bti ben beiuc1lid,en, 5llfunfts.
een:iien Telltifen.
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@pn Wcore Ocppner.

N.,ir boren icpie' bon ser ioeenann
ten ..fiinren &oIorne". Weld)cs lit oit
rfiirf, 2olcnne" -? Ia iinb iol6c Mer,
iheH. Sic bier in Mlrerifa iid nit bel
TnllIt auf sic Wrui: ihlogen uno ipr
INNER Sic berlm paraoicren Ser gscI1
IaecE: b.itet ellh prr Wtit9licoern ser
~fiirtt>r &olounc". Wir tiimpfen fiji,
Gc'rrfr",ie! 81" Tcmofrotie mar.
'd;e' nit ms u',p. @craoe 10 ma.
tcn e. Oic Snih.noicbe in 8ufarelt,
ue"n ''l,n cuf otm, @obnbcf an-
fonrnl l;no I'M V'torGl,ae oen 9lus,
gang 'n,ht. "a idreicn iic: ,seriti
Nun,pol,c! Gniiti @us'lnorcuc' SIT.
tet ,,hnor oid,tn.9icben. Sorgt
oif cure Ioihcn!
Sron iollt. cs r;d)t aloubcn, obcr
Scr rm Ioltcitcn l,hrcit. arcift 'ucrit
in 81 Ioid)e STIR in slmerifa 0cbcn
sic aoronicrc Scr rfiinftcn &olonnc"
'm,i C,,mmiiohIen rno iest iih aus
slnt:.; riitlid);n 'ilcmcnten Siliam.
men, G,e oarouf tinorbciten ocn fln,
banner olcn Sreileitsbceriif rniercr
aon,ttl,tinn S,l 5clitorcn.
81, ,upllcn lucil luenig GrioIa in
lnierell nod iriehlid)cn slmerifo 10
d,ncll rule nSaluD ocics Hano in
oen 8ricg itiir5cn, peldws iic oonn,
ols ore oonlinicrcuocn Serrid)er DER
Mol,n bier in Mmcrifo lnb onocrss
no nrrnnancnt im Sattel crfcnnrn
mu6.
Tas omcrifoniite Golf obcr tit
MIDI; mcEr 10 bulnm lpic es' I'M Welt
trieosiuDr 1917 mar. IS !omrft nit
ollrr G!aft. nit ,Scd,t nnb Yfliht.
oie Inn bonn 8otc- oieics 2anoes,
VrGLScnt Wnibinoton, in ser Gon.
Itit,,tira geeeben :puroe, gegen oieie
8erttI;cineiosr, Die iuirflihe riiinftc
&clnrre", I'M itt 81, erfennen ,no
ihrer uromerifanlid,en Toftrin, elm
,,nh iiir alle,uol Gin Gnbe S,t MAIDEN.
Tsl @ricssicfretGr Sarru 8.
8oo> ling, ber eiren Wionot sl,riif
bon i,:,,em Vcit>n reiignierte. iogtc
ont I. Smi $40 !o,,t einem 9eridJt
i'm suli Tefsnoer Maaa5in 5u1rel,n.
oen III lppcfo: "@ine idmale Clique
bon int"rnationoler 6inan5iers Der.
ild,cn ibn biuausultreiben, tpeil CT
baacgcn lit, unicre Serteioiennas'
frdiit 81, pcrnahlo'ligcn lno Die Der
Iuiirrten 5ll untcrItiitcn"
Sr ieincn rieencn @orten: IS anl
not going to itarb for it ano 5 om
not going TO reiicT until forcco 70
DO 10. Chen hnn'+ life NE becauic s
am aaninit tripping orr oipn oefenies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
w:itieta,,.
eerinacr als 1859

M.4r Oorf. 81; NofInlng, oob Die
Notwithstanding a'th inl ltdhlten
Sabre oiien hlcii,rn iuitr0c, Der.
id,rouo, oils ieitn!itcQt ipur0e, oaB
lie bisDcr 2,216,5O1 tpcniger ;ablen'
sc G,iiltp battc als ,llr gleiden 3eit
bes SOL inbres.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

- S5 on rnhit I'M CRIME 3elt,
itntcr Yalmen coer 2inoen, Oh bu
ltrcifit nad) ollen Wiilbcn. linpoa.
fonmen lit Die Melt. 100 Dir 8ott
nid,t suaeieQt, treucs Serj 5rm Wlit.
empfi.,oer.