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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Christian Nine
Down A. {. College

ELON COLLEGE, April CLIP
A big seven run first inning en-
abled Elon's Christians to coast to
their second consecutive victory
over Atlantic Christian college here
today, this time by a IA to 5 mar
gin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Lenoir-R Rhyme Takes
Catawba By 8 To 5

SALISBURY, April G. Up A
three-run burst in the ninth on
singles by Garrett, Barger, Hamrick
and Washam gave Lenoir-Rhyne an
8 to 5 win over Catawba college in
a North State conference baseball
game here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Hot Shots Defeat
Bulldog Nine, 9 To z

The Castle Street Hot Shots, in q
baseball game yesterday with the
Bulldogs, emerged victorious, 9 to Z.
Batteries were: Kelly and Watts
for the Hot Shots; Owensby, Herring
and Aud for the Bulldogs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
CARDS WIN

NEW ORLEANS, April G. Up -
Mort Cooper did a neat se%ven-inning
turn on the mound today as the st.
Louis Cardinals nipped their South
ern association affiliate, New Or
leans, 8 to 2, in an exhibition game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
CUBS WIN

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 6-R
1.-Two young rookie outfielders stood
out today as the Chicago Cubs took
a 7 to 2 decision from the St. Louis
Browns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
BEAT MT. AIRY

WAKE FOREST, April G. Up =
Wake Forests freshman basebal
team defeated Mount Airy High
school, ga, here today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
@oran5eige!
Der Gamenhcr GoehpeiB llno Ser
;. g. MGnnerhor bat beihloiien Elm
@nfAfrSf
@oransei9e!
N,ts Gcs 2lnoeles
Siebenbiir9er Sadlien ;sr6blid)c
Siern &Inb, SIb California.

@ie ac,pobnliG feierte l,nier alub
ipieoer Sitern in Son 9ernoroinu
bel Mltpertbs. @rcbes Iereniieen
l,no SpaB 1otten sic &inber beim
Gierillhen l,no Gierrollcn.
9Inipeieno lparen Ole Samilicn &err
uno 2rau slnbp G,tt mb &inber,
8cttp, Mrtbur, Inbp ,nb Selen. Serr
unb 5rau gnop Steffanp unb Sim
Ser. glaine;' -@Hlp ,mb Hauline, oae
bon Sos s(ngeles. Serr lnb 1ra,'
Gam Sonnleitner ,,nb &inoer, 2iai.
an, Margrct uno Marp 2ou bon
bon Sngleipoob. Serr l,no ssrm 90.
Mltpertb uno &inoer, Tprotbp, Siloa,
Mifaro, Taniel, slnna mb Nefien
Sans Gber ,lno sllbert Sanien.
9luf @ieberieren in 1911 bel So
Mile glnbp 8utt, 1920 Welt 60tb
Ylace, Sos slngeles, California.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

oert. @ibt man nun bieier Maus
orpoiertes Graoiterin Elm, 10 ,pcroen
oie &rebs5ellen tpieoer pernid)tet .0as
Ggolterin itebt cinerieits Dem @ito.
min 8 nabc, anoererleits intcreiion=
tcr,peiie ben aemii6en Stoffcn, oe-
rem 9lufbal oen frebserregenoenTerr=
abfomnlingen pcr1ponot lit. DE Gr-
fenntnis Ser bier norbonoencn lestcu
3mlammcnbange feblt ober nod.
Cine brittle Gerill6sreibc ihl. cBlih
gebt bon einem Sormon ser Sirnan-
bongbriilc aus. Sic bat feitgc1tellt
ooB oos 8Iut arebsfronfer cine Nrt
slntibormon gegcn Elm beitimmtes
!6ormon oieier 9riiie entbdlt, belicn
@irfing bclm sSroid) befonnt lit,
belien Mufsobe i'm Mcniblid)cn Sr.
ganisml,s ober nod niht icitacitellt
tpcroen fonnte. Gbenio Eeb iif nofs
neiien, boB bos 8lltierlm Grebss
franfer 6as Sornon oes Sirnon-
bangs. bos hie 2cimhriiien atttpiert,
an oieier Mufgabc hinbert, oaf olio
audi bier cine Nrt Nntibormun tpirf.
fam lit.
@enn ald, feline bicler Terillhss
reiben einoel,tiee Greebniiie eebrad)t
bat, 10 betonte Yrcf. Sinsbere bod),
oab oie Ghcmie onf Dem @csc lei.
oem Mrst bel ser grfennt1is oes
arebIes tpertpoae Silfe 5u leiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

By Jennie Schinker

Youngstown, O., April 4-The
Youngstown Juniors are holding
a spring dance April Goth, for the
benefit of our members. All paid
up members will receive an invita-
ton for free admission to tits
dance. A swell band will be book
ed. All are cordially invited. We
hope to see lot of our older
married members present. We
want all the old folks there, too.
We do need your support for this
affair. SO don't let us down. Next
week will find our club offices
filled with new faces. Here's luck
to the new officers and thanks to
the old ones. They certainly work
ed hard during their term.
Juniors are requested to attend
Chorus rehearsals on Monday
nights.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
winterkilfstuere
Hilf NIT!
@uranScioe.

Die nGblten gcranitaltl,neen oes
@interbilfsausiduiies beim 0eut.
ieben aoniulot in Glenelano iino:
3. 6ilmobeno am 9onnerstaa, Ben
1S. gpril, IN ser S6iuei5er 9olle.
2710 8aIton 9(nc. 9cginn $50 llbr.
gintritt 4Oc. @e5eiet tperoen:
a. llfa @ohenidau.
b. ssIieaer CUR See.
{. Ser Muitergotte. Gin 2ultIpiel.
film.
@as mill Sas SiIismcrf fir Tc,,t'
id,c in slmcrifa9 Ser Gerteioigllngs'
friea hes Mutterlanoes ecbt bos
gon5c oeutihc @olf an. Gr bat iibcron
in Scr @elt ale beutlhen Mcnihen
al'faerufcn, bie iih nod ols ainber
ser groben oeutihen Mi,tter fiiblcn.
ipoGen iie ser Seimat in ibrem Gri'
itensfompf beilteben. aIle tuollen iie
belfen. @p oieie &ilfc blrd) perion'
lidpn Ginias nid,t m0glid lit. ipic
bier, eetrennt burd bas g'cer, babe
iih oel,tide Menihen in ielbltloier
Weile Slliammengetan, I'M sic Scot
Ger bier l,nb in Sen ,seinblGnbern &C.
ltranbeten 8riioern uno Sdppei tern,
sll milbern. Sic ipollen bcm M,,tter'
Iano sic sllfeobe erleihtern, fir iei'
ne notleibenhcn ainber i'm Mnslanh
at iorgen lmb ben grcBen 8emein.
Iboftsecoonfen aller TeltIden a'ld]
inn s(uslano @irflihfeit peroen loi'
fen.
Mud) gu fcnnIt babel belfen, burd
9eiuh scr 8eranitaltlngen bes @in'
tcrbiIisousid,uiics oocr a,eb, tpenr
1cine NGttcI es erlallben, ourd
@eIoipenoen.
9entide VMher:
0os Grecbnis ser 9ertid,en @nh
ousitcGung Gnoe oes letten SabrcS
beitGtiate. oai' bieliad inter cel
0eutihcn Glepclanos Der @linid
nod gutter belttider Siteratl,r beitcbt
0cm Mehnllne traaeno lit cine nel,'
8ubousitellung eingeridtet lporbcn
Tie 8iiber iperoen beim Teutidel
Goniulat tpGDrenb ben 0ienltItunbel
9-12, 1-3; Sonnabenos 9-12
ausgelegt.
- Oltern fGllt am eriten Conn
toa nod Dem eriten @ollmonh in
Triibiabr - obne Hiidiift auf Gii
unb Sd)nee. Gerriidte 3eit, perriitt
2eit'!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
8eeierelt faitn itittt ale
Sraeen beanttpcrten

@aibington. 9lls 3eniusoireftor
Wiqiam 6. sll,itin nit einem 3Gbler
nod 1900 Ysnniplpania slpenue fam,
Inn Die porgeidriebenen Jragen an
Hrdiioent &ooiepelt 81 riften, fonr.
te ber r&ausbaltsporltanb" MIR oie
i'm betreifenOen ssragen beantlporten
lino bertpies Die 3dhler ipegen bes
9auspcrona(s an einen Sefret1r.
8i3eprGiioent Garner ipllroe bon
elmer Sablerin ausgefragt uno Iag=
te ibr: .Nein. auf meinem 8elib lit
feline 6ppotbef eingctragen. Sd
id)uloe niemonoen etlpas arBer
Suueigung uno 2iebe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Cleveland East News
BY Schnitz

Cleveland, O., April 4-For the
past few meetings, the attendance
has been very poor. | cannot und-
erstand why you members arc so
lax in uour interest. 1t is your
own fault, if you don't get as
much out of the club as you think
you should. C'mon, lets get 60
ing again.
Rummage Sale
About a month from now, we
are going to have another Rumm-
age Sale. We would appreciate it
very mulh if all members and
friends would save the odds and
ends, from antique chairs to ba-
by's old clothes, for It's. We will
come and get them when the time
comes. Everyone should have
something to contribute after their
spring cleaning is done.
Baseball
Yes sir. fellows. just like Sam
Hines says. we'll all have to go
on the wagon now, because prac-
tice will start soon. You had bet
ter start looking for your mitts
and shoes. 90
Notice!
At this time we would lige all
Senior Lodges, Junior Clubs,
church organizations, etc, to re-
serve Oct. % on your calendars.
On that day Cleveland East is
holding a gigantic. stupendous,
terrific affair. To avoid having
conflicting affairs going on, we
are posting this notice extra early
Singing Club
The officers of the Cleveland
East Choral Club are trying hard
to bring our singing group back
to life. Our first meeting was a
flop, due. no doubt, to the slippery
and slushy weather. The next
meeting will be held at the club
on Thursday evening April II, at
7:45 p. m. We are hoping for a
good turnout.
You are no doubt also going to
the Luther League play this Sun
day night! We will see you there
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
CIVILIZING AGENT.

The up-to-date marketing CO.
operative does more than just sell
the products of it's members. AS
"Producer Co-ops in Action"
points out, 1T keeps abreast Of
the latest scientific methods of
raising better crops and healthier
livestock, setting the pace in pro-
viding constantly improving food
products for the nations grocery
basket. Further than that, the
cooperative. through its inter-
change of ideas and frequent
membership contacts, is an edu-
cational asset of great Importance
is, in fact, a vital part of the pro-
in the agricultural community; it
ducer's way of life"
Much marketing cooperative
energy is directed 10 showing the
farmer how he can get more from
his farm, and at lower produc-
ton cost. The individual farmer,
working alone can do little in this
direction-one man can't learn it
all. The cooperative hire experts,
and work with research organiza-
tons. They are the first to learn
of anything new that will help
the farmer. The marketing CO.
operative, in short, is civilizing
agent, as we'll as an economic
and social force.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
The Grab b." /"
By William d. Trausch exellrnt-
ly written.

Diverse as its title suggests is
"The Grab Bag. by William D.
Trausch, sparkling collection of
short stories just off the press.
pegasus. n. W. Love, adven-
ture. detective. outdoors humor
many moods march across it's
pages in characters :&illfully
brought to life.
This first work by new Cleve-
land writer of Saxon de. ent offers
entertainment of wids appeal to
please the most discriminating
reader. Superlative in plot. cha
racterization, and narrative style,
the stories unfold With delightful
surprise. The Grab rag marks
the first literary career of a Sax
on descendant in thir country.
Altractivelv bound. excellent
ly written, The Grab rag sells at
Sl.OO per copy and ray be OBJ
tained at the folh wing book
stores:
In Cleveland a, Schroeder's
Book Store and Halle Bros. In
New York at Baker Taylor and
Brentano's. Readers may also
send their remltta.,ce together
with name and address to Pega-
sus Publishing Comp my. 81 West
44th Street, New Y rk City; as
we'll as to the authl -, William
d. Trausch, l02Ol I retta Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Gtet,tic ,an> Krebs>
Siaeneie
Ncnc ToridnngserscbniiIe.

@crlin. gcfonntlih lit beim arebs
oie iriitseitigc 9iagnrie BON entId)ei.
benoer 9ebeltl,ng fiir Die Seil,nas-
porgona i'm 3ellor9onismlls, als mel
aisiidt. ga aber Ser 8ud'erlln9ss
den lih ser 9rebs bartlett, i'm SIN
iangsitabi,m nod feline 8eld,fperoen
,l MAIDEN pilegt, lit geraoe oieie
isriiboioenoie eines Der idnpieriglten
Irobleme Ser meoi5iniiden @ilicn,
id,aft. gei Der eneen grbeitsgemein-
id,ait, sic lih geraoe ouf oem Gebiet
Der 3eaforidune 5ipiiden @tcoi5in
uno Gbemie ereab, lit es nif)t pcr-
nunberlih, oub Ole Gbenrie ibrerleits
iih nit Dem Yroblem Der Jriibers
fenntnis oes arebies beid)afti9t bat.
8ei Dem 5refien Der beutid)en Che
mifcr, oos Dor flr3em in Berlin itatt-
fano, bot @roi. Sinsbere. Berlin,
oeriiber iebr intereiiolite Musfiibrin-
gen gemodt, Die slpar s,nad)lt nod
feline abidlieBenoen grfenntnille
bradten. ieood) Moglidfeiten Der
arebsfriiboiaanoic aui5eigten. Gr
aina bon ser bellte allgemeln amer
fannten 9atiad,e aus, oaB Der &rebs
feline ourd Snieftion cntItcbenoe
aranfbeit lit. ionoern cine Stofi,ped)-
ielfranfbeit oes 3eaoraanismns. De
itorter Stoif,uehiel idafft Die Sebenss
beoineungen fiir elm abnormes Wll'
bern ein5elner 3ellen. Giele &rebs-
sellen bcnebmen iif Damn tpie Gin
Staot im Staate Gs ldBt iid nm,
feltitellen. oab bel beginnenbem arebs
acapiile 6ermente in 5u geringen
Wengen int 9lut 81 finoen iino. Sc
oop lit oieie Biz auf 10, ia $50 re:
busierts ssermentmense nid,t aus.
iblieBlid fir &rebs Elm iiheres 3els
diem. Sic finbet iih aud, bel mand)en
anoeren St0r,lnsen i'm &orper.
Cine anoere 0eriud)sreibe lf)eint
ausii6tsreider 5u iein. Wenn man ei-
mem geiunoen 0eriudstier, elmer
Maus. 3ellen bon &rebsgetpebe elm.
aibt, 10 hat ibr @lutier,,m Die &raft
oieie franfen 3eqen 3u pernid)ten. Die
frebsfranfe Maus fann oas niht
mebr. Cine llnterlud,mg oieies Saf-
perbalts bat argeben. oab iih bel Der
franfen Waus cine fettdbnlide Cub
itan3 finoet, Die offenbar bieie Ser
ni6tung Ser tranfen 3ellen perbin-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
HOLDS WAR
MEANS YEARS
OF DEPRESSION

New York. "War means years
of blackouts of prosperity Mr..
William B. Warner. President of
McC I'll Corporation, declared
here recently.
Urging that the American peo-
pie establish sound thinking as
"our own defensive Maginot Line
or West Wall against European
ideologies, Mr.. Warner said:
;ur own emotions may be-
tray us; we may be mesmerized
by tie purely defeatist claim that
this nation has not the intellig-
enCe to plan its own course and
that we inevitably must be drawn
in.
"hnd propaganda will have it's
impact, for a propaganda often
sive is major part of all modern
combat plans. Propaganda knows
no flag, and oceans are no bar
rierS 70 it. We cannot avoid it,
but we can and must identity
anG anallze It continuously.
"Therefore, we Americans must
continually re-examine our think
,, ing We must weigh the news,
sort carefully the recommanda-
ton, made to us, and then. be-
tween God and ourselves make
up cur minds what is best for
America.
"A free-born people. we have
no desire to become prey to
Eur ope's ideologies. We find
their ,deologies weak and mean
ing'ces, and quickly cast aside
when the opportunity for power
presents itself.
True, we cannot remain un-
touched by major events in the
war but we can establish our own
defensive Maginot Line or West
Wall of American thinking for
America.
National security and natio-
nal progress are and should be
the major objcctives of this think
ing. We must not be blinded by
the thoughts of quick boom in
business; by temporary answer
to depression rather we must look
ahead and see. in what eventual
ruination it will land us
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Sietera,,e Ses pa,,anta'
Kanols
(Shllb bon Sette ~

gripdel,naen, ionbcrn ouh oie Gin-
fliiiie GROCER internationaler Spefl,-
lonten. .@ruppen. oie nit &eht bebeu.
tenoe 8etpinne nitterten Sen glus.
iflaa aaben.
Der Yanama.3anal 1T 5u 8eeinn
oes erlten @eltfrieses. am Is. slus
quit 1914. Dem 8erfebr iibereeben
uoroen. gon ben beioen aroben tiinit.
lihen 8aiieritraBen bes @eltpers
febrs, Die aanse Grbteile 81 ,lmaeben
crlol,ben, bat Ser Gltere Sle5s&anaI
oen @orrong bebal1ptet. Sn normalen
Sabren lit Der Sue5,gerfebr Inn et-
lua oreiBie Brosent GROCER ais Der
oes Banama-&anals. Sbgleih ser
Sues-&onal feinolihen ;9(neriffen
tpeit Itdrfer oisaeieBt lit als Die ame-
rifaniid,e @aileritraBe, lit briiben sic
Ieitation fir cine 8eritdrfl,ns ODER
einen 9lusbau ipeit gerinser als
bier.
llripriinglid, itano fir Sic Gerei.
nigten Staaten iiberballpt nidt oie
ltrategiihe @ebeuting oes &anals
inn Gorbersrunb. Seit bem 8eitrbeu
bes &anals bat iif Elm erbeblid)er
Ieeip1rtiger 8erfebr bon ser Slt. 5ur
@eitfiiite entipifelt. Ser Seetpeg bon
sse,p Dorf mad, Sapan miro ourd)
6en 3onaI nm runb 1000 Meilen ge.
fiir5t. Shon in ben 8olberdbers Sci.
rem su Mitte bes bergangenen SSabr'
bunoerts tpurben Die moglihen We,
geeriparniiie erfannt. Canals ml,Bte
cine &leinbabn Die Gerbinollng s.pi'
iden ben bei6en Sseanen beriteuen
ipoourb lange unS gefdbrlif)e @eee
im Sap Surn permieben iuerber
fonite.
Sir ein frieolihes slmerifa er'
iheint Der Musbalt bes &anals alls
rein milit1rilden 8riiltben our Set
nift bringlid. Der aongreb iollte
Die isoroerllng ,lnierer @aibingtoner
Strategsn griinolih ,lno nit Der not
tpenoisen Sahlideit priifen; oenn oit
tpad)ienoe Shulo bon Snfel San1
geltattet bel,te tpeni9er oenn ie ir
genbpelhe Mrbeits.Y s.Yrogramme. oit
ge,paltige slus9abcn not1penbig MO
den. ieood) auf Der Ginnabme-Seit'
|,tenia 8e1pinn berbeiBen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
BALANCE SHEETS.

Late last year a commission of
experts, headed by Samuel Crow
ther, prepared and published what
is believed to be the first attempt
to show the fiscal condition of
any commonwealth by means of
the balance sheet and income ac-
count method used by large cor
porations. Public and private as
sets and liabilities were included.
The state selected was New
Hampshire, at the request of it's
governor and legislature. The
facts produced by the balance
sheet must have come as a shock
to New Hampshire people. 1t
showed that the creation of pur-
chasing power through govern
ment spending was an absurdity ;
that unemployment is being ge-
nerated by the very measures
taken to cure it. and that taxa
tion is reducing small income as
we'll as large. Most startling of
all, the audit indicated that the
people of New Hampshire, as a
whole, have no net savings be-
cause their thrift is being smoth-
cred by governmental debt,
Though they saved individually
in the year audited, they grew
poorer collectively because of
governmental and business losses
| 1t would be a fine thing for
this country if the fiscal affairs
of every state were subjected to
dispassionate, businesslike audits
such as this. The chances are
that most of the commonwealth
would find, to their amazement,
that they are worse off than New
Hampshire. We have doDe so
much talking about spending our
selves into prosperity that we
have forgotten that uncontrolled
government spending, with the
inevitable mounting deficits, is a
sure road to poverty.
The fact is that the people
know next to nothing about the
| various government taxing au-
thorities that tax them. Politi-
clans are always wary of being
accurate and businesslike when it
comes to showing the voters just
what is happening to their money
and their property. And the peo-
pie, for lack of knowledge, have
blinIlly followed the economic
medicine men--and at what a
cost!
New Hampshire is to be con-
graduated on its survey. May it
profit from it. And may the other
~ states, to say nothing of the
Federal government, follow suit.
The truth may be unpalatable,
but it has to come out.
-O--
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

Hamburg. Three 10000 Mark
prizes will be o.fere,i during the
1910 horse racing season. The
races offering these rich rewards
are: The Hamburg Face for g.
Year-Olds, formerly .alled Ger
man Derby, at the enl of June,
the Brown Ribbon of Munich, on
July q, and the Grand Prize of
the Reich Capital, at Berlin's
Hoppegarden track, on Septem-
Der Is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

- Two Massachusetts, men
have invented a one wheeled trai-
Ter to be towed by power lawn
mover to enable an operator to
ride.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

Steam filled tubes do the
work of new machine that
slices cakes of ice into small
cubes of uniform size.
- An automatic loader has
been invented to keep the hop
pers Of power plant stockers filled
with coal brought from bins.
- Agricultural products from
100000 acres arc used in the ma
nufacture of 100000 automo-
biles.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Fiery Itching Skin
Gets Quick Relief

soss shs itching and tortv,s of eezsmo, lseh-
lAs Toes OF Feet Roshss and many o.hss sx.
ssnetly eavssd skin ssvptions and thos 10 10
upply Moons's emssold Oil night ond morn.
ass,cs o. vns;ohtiy skin hovbiss would 30 vile
. Nv n.
Just a.k onv 6ns-eloss druggist for an osioinol
bottle of Moons's emesold Oil ond refuse TO
seo,.S pssco,oo" ,So; '0s" s~o So I0"
. eeng time and furthermore if this elson, power
Vi. psnskoiins oil ihos helps promote healing
oils 10 give you foil sots(aetion YOU can have
your money refunded.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

- 1--WE must not be bcguiled
from the real task of building a
sound national economy. Our
Republic must continue to look
into the matter of the preserva-
ton of the happiness of the indi-
vidual man, of keeping open for
him the way of opportunity. 1t
must continue to urge him on to
produce new and better things
that make life richer and fuller
and happier, to increase and ex-
pand production that enlarges
opportunity, that finds new from
tiers in all the fields of human en-
deavor." ."-Governor r. E. Bald
win of Connecticut. ..-.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

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for l8. in Great Britt; in for l6
and in France and Switzerland
for IS wears.
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wonc: end moko breathing eosies. Get 6vckley's
-ANADlOl Mixture todoy. Ovsr 10 million
,otlos sold.
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batten, bas lebte Mal Sen Siegfrieb.
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nad) einnal porgeiiibrt iueroen. Der
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