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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18
South Sank Centre

Mike ESsler was q caller at the
Anton Bieringer home Monday.
Ben Bieringer was a caller at
the William Schloegle home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bieringer are
the proud parents Of a son, born
Saturday, April Is. The baptism
was held Sunday and he was chist-
ened Anthony Walter.
John Bieringer was a caller at
the Anton Bieringer home Tuesday
forenoon.
Jim Kane is employed at the
John Bieringer home.
John and Joe Bieringer were
callers at the Anton Bieringe.
home Wednesday.
Anton Bieringer and son. Joe
were callers at Osakis Wednesday,
Mrs. Ben Dickhaus was a caller
at the Anton Bieringer home We'd
nesday evening.
Miles Hines was caller at the
Anton Bieringer home Wednesday.
Elmer and Willie Barchenger,
Raymond and Henry Jenc, Edwin
Doubrava, Arnold and Wilfred
Rouslang. Leo and Norbert Schloe-
gle and Jim Kane were callers a!
the Carl Bieringer home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hines and
son, Ronnie, were dinner guests
and spent Sunday afternoon at the
Carl Bieringer home.
Carl Bieringer and daughters,
Marie and Alice, and Bob Bliss
were callers at the Anton Bieringer
home Sunday forenoon.
Archie Meyer is employed at the
Anton Bieringer home.
Ben and Elizabeth Bieringer were
callers at the Ben Dickhaus home
Sunday forenoon.
Carl Bieringer. Bob Bliss, Wal
ter Hines, Ray Jenc, Joe Biering-
er, Fritz and Edwin Doubrava and
Walter Meyer called at the Anton
Bieringer home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anton Bieringer helped with
work at the Carl Bieringer home
a few days.
Bob Bliss was a dinner guest at
the Ben Lynch home at Sank Cen
ire Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18
Fairy Lake News

Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Norton and
son. James, and daughter, Bonnie
visited at the Emil Quistorff home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hultgren
and daughter Blanche, visited with
Gust and Axel Anderson Sunday
afternoon.
Marcella Quistorff was a supper
guest at the Mike Ahrens home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Ellen Lundeen called on
Mrs. Melvin Hanson Thursday af-
ternoon.
William and Gerald Johnson
visited with the Emil Quistorff
children Sunday afternoon.
Albert Quistorff was a caller on
Reliance Anderson's Sunday after
noon.
Bill Johnson was a caller on Or
Vile Magnuson Sunday forenoon.
Albert Quistorff was a. dinner
guest at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quistorff and
family, Sunday.
Charles Erickson was a caller at
the John horton home Wednesday.
Mike Ahrens and Gilbert Halver-
son visited at the Emil Quistorff
home Thursday evening.
Miss Shirley Magnuson visited
the weekend at the home of her
mother, Mrs. c. M. Magnuson and
family.
Gerhart Johnson visited at the
Emil Quistorff home Saturday eve
ming.
Mike Ahrens was a business
caller at the Emil Quistorff home
Tuesday.
Albert and Arnold Quistorff and
Bill Herlicke were business callers
at Osakis Tuesday evening.
Bill Herlicke was a caller at the
C. M. Magnuson home Saturday
evening.
Miss Beverly Ireland was an
overnight guest Of Marcella Quis-
torff Wednesday.
Bill Herlicke and Raymond War
ner visited with Orville Magnuson
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quistorff
were business callers at Melrose
Tuesday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Iwinski
and Nova Jean spent Sunday at
ternoon in Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence aGnde are
the proud parents Of a 7h pound
son, born Saturday, April IS.
Mrs. o. L. Larson and Mrs Ole
Halverson spent Friday at Long
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Halverson and
Jackie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Larson and
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Lar
SON and family were entertained at
supper at the Louis Hanson home
Wednesday evening
Evelyn Kortan is staying at the
Frank Kortan home assisting with
the work.
Oris Halverson was a business
caller at Fay Huston's Sunday.
Pete Huston, Richard Botz, Bud
dy and Dickie Iwinski, Mac and
Roddy Huismann and Carl Pauly,
Jr., spent Sunday afternoon with
the Kettler boys.
Marvilla Dwyer spent Sunday
with Helen Norgarden.
Bill Reese spent Sunday with his
SON, Ralph and family, at Long
Prairie.
Lou Halverson and Martin Ken
nedy called at Ole Halverson's and
Hanson's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dicks, Laura,
Alice and Patsy, of Minneapolis,
took dinner at Will Sieben's Sun
day.
Miss Anna Rees is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. o.
l.. Hanson.
Patty Cokeley called at the c. F.
Botz home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Halverson, Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Hanson and family
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rees in Kandota Sunday.
Ray and Norbert Botz, Master
Billie Goude, Of Minneapolis, and
Jackie Halverson called at Ken
nedy's Sunday.
Francis Kettler and Cecilia Win
tiers spent Wednesday night at the
c. F. Botz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kortan and
daughter, Bernice, spent Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Kamphake.
Henry Voller was a caller at the
Ole Halverson home Thursday.
Mrs. G. F. Botz, accompanied by
her grandson, Billy Goude, Of Min
neapolis, spent Sunday at home.
Lou Halverson spent Sunday at
home.
Pearl Hanson visited over Sun
day at her home.
Raymond oBtz was a business
caller at Ray Walkers Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Martin Gross was a caller at Ole
Halverson's Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kortan and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Dusek and family took dinner and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kortan.
Mrs. Charles Kortan, Jr., and son,
Charlie, spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Kortan, Sr.
Charles Kortan and daughter,
41CiCLt "C1O OooihCoJ NciiiCiS VA 11k .
and Mrs. Art Cooper at Osakis
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Dwyer and daughter,
Marvilla, spent Friday in st. Cloud
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huston, of
st. Cloud, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Huston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kortan.
Evelyn Kortan is assisting Mrs.
Frank Kortan with her work for a
couple months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kortan and
family, Evelyn Kortan and Ben
Zitur, Of Melrose, spent Sunday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kortan.
George and Richard Kortan were
business callers at Frank Kettler's
Monday forenoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18
Thursday, April 10, 1910

employed at Sank Centre, spent
Sunday at the home Of their par
ents.
Mrs. Ray Goodpaster and daugh-
ter visited Sunday at the home Of
her parents.
Arvin Kind spent last Tuesday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. HUI
da Hummer.
Mrs. Hulda Hummer, Walter
Hummer and Lester were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Goodpaster and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Upton and
daughter, Mary Lou, were Sunday
visitors at Eagle Bend.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18

The Bendix Aviation Corporation
claims its starter-drive Is the
worlds most widely used auto
equipment product.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-12
*PICKLES AND TOMATO CATSUP

Happyyae Dill Pickles 26-oz. tin. ? for 25c
Libby's Cross Cut Sweet Pickles 23-oz jar. 25c
Libby's Dill Pickles-crisp 23-oz jar .1sc
Rosedale Dill Pckles-good quality quart. Ice
Rosedale Small Sweet Pickles quart jar. 25c
Stokely's Tomato Catsup l2oz. bottle. lie
Crosse Blackwell Tomato Catsup lge. 14-oz 2 29c
Highway Pure Tomato Catsup :. lge. 12-oz loo
*MAYONNAISE AND SALAD DRESSING
M Made Dated Mayonnase-pint jar 2lc; quart 35c
Piedmont Mayonnaise-top quality, quart jar. 29c
Lunch Box Sandwich Spread-zesty pint PIC; qt 35c
Duchess Salad Dressing-our feature, pint &c., qt 25c
Cascade Salad Dressing-owest price quart 1sc
SCANNED FRUITS SALE
Glenn Aire Fancy Grapefruit Segments 2O-oz tin 325c
Bruces Whole Section Grapefruit 20oz. tin for 49c
Highway Broken Section Grapefruit 2O-oz tin for 45c
Bruce's Whole Segment Grapefruit 141,oz. tin 6/39c
LibbyS Fancy Grapefruit whole section 20oZ. tin Use
Harper House Bartlett Pears-halves 29-oz tin, 2/39c
FlavRPak Fancy Prunes in syrup. Lib tin 3 for zoe
Siverdale Stemmed Pears, for Salads 290Z. tin 39c
Libbys Halves Bartlett Pears, 29-OZ tin 2 for 39c
Full o. Gold Unpeeled Aprcots, 30-oz tin. q for Csc
Washington FreestOne Peaches, 1907. tin. for 39c
*SALE OF CANNED VEGETABLES
Sverdale Tomatoes-puree style, 29oz tin 2 for 19c
Del Monte Early Garden Peas-1-lb. tall tin, for SIC
Sugar Belle Blended Sweet Peas-20oz. tin a for 49c
Sugar Belle Blended Sweet Peas-10h or tall tin 3I25c
Waa Wala Tender Peas 3-sieve size 20oz tin. 49c
Stokely's Finest Peas-3-seve, 20-oz. tin loo
Glen Oaks Standard Peas-5sieve sze 17-oz for 45c
Happyvale Standard Peas or sieve 17oz, for 45c
Glen Oaks Standard Bantam Corn, 1907 tin for 45e
Del Maiz Niblets whole kernel, 12-oz tin Toe
Highway Golden Bantam Corn, 20-oz. tin. for 25c
Butter Kernel Whole Kernel Corn 20-oz. tin. .1Oc
Del Monte Cream Style Bantam Corn, 17oz. tall 4/2se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-12
See hOiD SafelDav saUes
MORE SAYINGS IN CANNED
VEGETABLES

Ilbbys spinach tender. Ersea. 1Ies IN ...i sss -
Popeye splaach-kds love H. iGs z7-ez tis lie
Emerald hay Spinach large No. IA Nh 17-cIj... les
Llbbys Cut Gresa Bsaas ssieye. 1ieI lin "A fss n
IIbbys Asparagus style Beans soE TN for 1se
Happyysle Cut Green BesnsNo. tis-sz esD for sse
Cut Green strinKisss Be.na 1904 tin = for he
Oaks STANDARD Out Gre<a beaas isea tn = fss ~
stoksys Tiny Whole Be~t. regular zees TN . fee sss
Ibsys Diced Beets trndsr, nsverfsi. zses- us los
IIbb,'s suck sde dish ,sez TINS fss sss
z@kaie Irish Potatoes. No tan. fzeeI1t..s fes sse
stokelys s.aerr.ut, s~sty shred Es z5-ex iss
PANCAKE FLOUR
Maximum Prepared Pancake rfssr IA 10. pAE .....Iss
sperry Pancake Fiosr-sad milk. It-sr pkg
Alsers Flsp.eh yisar. large teeones siss ise
Peseoek Bnekuhest Flour large teousrs airs fse
Aunt Jeopms Boekwhe.t rIoar-zj IN. ptE xse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-12
CANNED MEATS AND FISH

ihsys Csrss< nssS nash ish ~. ts~g tssA - -
Msrmsrs rigs ress pss ~ ine sssst -
ISsAss sssd~ieh nev>s1. ~ sssas In ...s fss ~
D~astssss nsa1~tek npses1. tsA ~ q ~ -
IlhAy's Roast nsef. tea ~ q fse ~
noeths sasdlnss. is-sus1s svs ~ fss 40
Alaska I~1 Csss Ms~a. 81 -sase~ nst ta..z sss 80
nue Jseist Tnss Pisa 1susee M ~ = ter tn
ne0ssesn r1sk ssisss Atssks ISL. In ~ Ia
pisfs ahriap. brshss ary, s~x IN -
ss~ r.ss shsmS i.sss ~ss pss1 81 % ~ = fss ~
BAKED BEANS. AND SPAGHETTI
ss~iax n~Asd nssss kisAs fssz q IA
B~kes Besss. s~.evssd kisds isss sts -
n q naksa n~aas. z1sx Tall mn .sss.s.s..s i&e
tsa Gssspfs Fesk and n~sa.. ssmsfs ifsx s -
tsissssst Pork n~ss<. tssssfs Si-ss uss -
nsisx Cesksa Msasssai ssd Gh~~s~ i7sx ts fsr -
Hssns 1esksd rpsxhsti ~ nss fsr ia<s LEA 10
frsses Ansstess Spaghetti issssss sA. IN -
ensisoss spsxhsfsi ~ffh tmafs i9sx t1a Tar
Dntr Assss spsxh~sn. IN. ms IN ....I fss ~
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

aus 8olen, in Der grpartlng, ooB
iie fi1 nit Der 8eit tpie oie einftieen
belgiihen @reueaegenoen in ge-
niini9ter @eiie oltspirfen oiirften.
Sin II. g. 8eri6t aus Mlbon1,
81. g., bonn 8. 5ebr1ar, teilte uns
nit, 0aB Der @ounerneur 2ebmonn
ben II. 8ebruar ais npolniiden
Gag p~roflamiert uno allen Imeri-
fanern ans Ser5 gelegt bate, fir Die
Niiaionen 8olen 81 beten, Die ieBt
@leno, 2eioen unO 8erfolgune in I'M
iagbarem AusmoBe aus5uiteben bot
ten. So, mir no1en beten uno oa-
bel ben Serrgott nod gan5 beion0ers
bitten, er noble unieren fiibrenoen
Staotsm1nnern 5ur Seite itebeu, Inn
5l Derbinoern, oaB mir nidt gum
8tueiten Male in einen arieg a1if Dem
europ1iiHen 6eltlan0e permidelt
per0en ODER unperiebens in oenleI-
ben bineinglitiden.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Tr0n6fi6e YrOpaganOa
wiOerlegt

SSn unlrer Saiutar- Musgabe nab
men mir @elegenbeit, Serrn Mtaurice
9eon's 9ropagonOa al nioerlegen,
Die er mie i'm @eltfrieg 10 au6 iebt
wieOer eifrig fir 6ranfreid betreibt.
@ir iagten inn oamaIs, oaB Snfel
Sam ourd6aus ni6t geneigt if, lei=
mem 2anoe cine Mnleibe at betpiai-
gen. @ir bdtten ouf Die leBte An=
leibe nod feinen Gentime 5uriider=
baIten. @or fiinfitno8pan5ig Sab
rem mag ser 9nfel Sam elm 9nfel
Sanft gepeien iein; aber oas lit nun
eben fiinfunO8man3ig Sabre Der.
@eut fommt EN- on0erer Waurice
oaber init Dem 3unamen 8ernoo; Der
i6reibt bon Montreol: Set Sabr-
bunoerten baben mir in Sranfreid
gelitten unO Die Angrife zines ge16-
teten unO 8iigeloien 9euti6lanos ab-
getpieien."
@eIhe @erorebung Der Gatiahen
2aiien mir ben englii6en @iitorifer
Sbomas GarlDle antporten, Der am
Is. Nopenlber 1870 in Ser 2onoon
Zines idrieb: Seine 0ation bat
ie einen 10 boien 9a6bar gebobt, mie
9euti6lano i'm leit nierbunoert Sab
rem an SranfreiA gebabt bat; 60ie
III ieOer 8e5iebung, unperi6dmt rdlt-
6eriidL uneridttlidl u%nperIobnlidJ
uno INNER an%griffsbereit.
BON 1913 bis 1870 Bat SranfreidJ
SO Griege gefiibrt. Ni6t elm ein3i-
ges Mal boben oeuti6e Gr1tppen
fran5oiii9en 8ooen betreterL ousge-
nommen ais iie I'M @erein nit eng
lano europa bonn So1e gtapoleons
befreiten. SIN neutrality-suspicious.
&rieg ging Der &f Inn Die gini-
gltng 9euti9lanos, bie Sranfreif
aus 8lt iiber Die &oniggr1ber Seize
oerlage Der Sabsburger our1 Die
YreuBen 8u bintertreiben iu1te.
&ade lit elm INNER mieoerfe6renoes
@ef11ft in Ser @ei6i1te Der 6ran-
5oien. sic i6rieen na9 Gade fir
&onigerab; bel Seoon baben iie IT,
rem geb0rigen Sell oabon erbalteu.
Steuben SocietD Of Mmerica.
Sbeo. $. Soffmann
Nationaler 8~oriiBenoer.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

iagt 9uff Cooper uno 2oro 9otbian
offens ms @eiiht, iie ieien peace
thwarters" unO responsible for the
rape of Poland by Germany by not
lifting a finger, and for the Soviet
ization of Eastern Poland by bestial
Russia, un0 england iei ielber
idulO, menn es pieaeiht bon 0eiit-
iden 6ombaroiert perOe; es BELLE ia
ouf 5innlan0 nidt. This totally
wrong war was a self-born evil "
Gr perurteilt feruer au9 Die rieiige
militGrii6e Riiitung Der @%ereinigten
Stoaten; es liege feline @efabr Der
Snbalion IeitenS 9euti6ldnos Dor,
oas ia feline S6iffe babe, nm bier
Sruppen 81 lanoen. Mber there is
money in war! There is money in
fear of war" gr empfieblt Die 2ef-
tire BON 8iidern pie gMerdants Of
9eatb", (0o0o, Meao & Comp
uno mornt aud Dor Der @ropaganoa
ser amerifanii9en oytoop 9eague"
uno Oeren inouitrielen @riinoern
unO &riegsbeBerr.
Mn0ere Amerifaner oieler @elin-
nung iino befanntlid 6otber Cough
lin uno Der friibere ltnteritaatsiefre-
tar @iaiom 81. Gaitle.. giner Der
nerniinftigiten ehten 9lmerifaner in
0ieier @e5iebune tit IeiOer Dor fur5em
geltorben, Senator 8orob. Sein
6reunb, @iaiam g. &utHinion be-
rifytete befanntlid, mie 8orab fi6
iiber oie a~usmdrtige Yolitif Ser Ser
einigten Staten allsoriidte, Dab
ndmlid 8orob INNER ben @rdiioen-
ten oes 2anoes I'M 8eroa6t bate,
ooB er Elm ~offenes 8iinOnis nit eng
lano tpiini6e, uno tpie 8orab ferner
geiagt babe: Our State Depart
ment is nothing but a British
embassy, and the British know it,.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
&aifee na6 9euti6lanO

Ole 8erlorgung Der 6reunoe unO
8erman0ten in 9eutidlano init &af-
fee lit ein Broblem. Ni1t MIR oaB
9euti6lano an &affee-&nappbeit lei=
oetl aoffee lit iiberaa in europa
duBerit fnapp uno Die meiiten neli-
tralen europ6ii1en 21noer Derbieten
einen @tpea. 90 8. 9. bari Don
Solano Gus nur " @funo per
81 8funo 8afet aasgefiibrt per-
ben.
Grob oieIer 3uftdnoe bietef sic
reidbaItige 2iebespafet-2iite Ser
n0oerieas, Stem gorf~, Die Ii6 NIT
oerartigen 8afetienbungen idon ieit
Sobren befaBt, cine @%elegenbeit 5llr
iideren Senoung bon &ob-&affee
nod GeutihlanO. 9as &eiiebiiro
$. 8. @infler, no Geblte StraBe,
Noromeit oas sic n0perieos= 9iebes-
pafete@ bier in @aibington pertreibt,
erteilt ie0e Ausfunft uno af5eptiert
gluftr6ge.
gs f0nnen folgenoe &affee entbal-
tenoe 8afete geliefert meroen:
5 Ef6. 8~Dbfaffee, prima analitat,
(@cr5Dllt frei 9entidlanb), $500.
5 Tf0. MObfaffee, prima Gnalitat,
5 &fO. @aid-Seife, @erauIt frei
9entidlanO), $1,000.
10 Yfb. gSamtOs" &Obfaffee,
prima analitGt, (l1nDerspllt frei
9entidlanO), $500.
Ser @eriaao erfolgt inter @eneb-
migung Der oeuti1en MutboritGten.
2ieferlrng lit garantiert ooer &iid-
5ablrng. @s lit angebroAt, BON Die
Ter @elegenbeit idnealtens @ebraud
81 MAIDEN, 6a man ME meiB, mie
lange Die @enebmigung aufredt err
balten miro.
Ole @reiie oieier &affeepafete err
i9einen i'm eriten Moment, beionoers
i'm Gergleih 5u bieiigen &%affeeprei-
len, borrent bod. Sic umltdnoe
aber, Die oieie 2ieferumgen mogli9
MAIDEN, geredtfertigen 0ieie Breiie,
0umal ia &affee INNER &Mi. 800
uno mebr in 9eutiAlano g~efoitet bat.
Wlan muB babel beriidii1tigen, oaB
oft ooppelte SranSportfoiten ltno
aud in pielen 61aen Die 8nblung
ooppelten 8oas n~ottpeuoig lit; aud
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Gbrnng fiir 9errn
Gbriitian 9eari9

Serr Gbriitian Seurid BON bier,
81 Sabre alter un0 in gan5 @aibing-
ton beliebter uno befannter 8rau-
meiiter (oas Senate, oAle@ uno
BOD =8ier ieiner 8rauerei) plroe
borige ISOLDE gum 8orfibenoen 0es
@oritanoes oes bieligen oNuppert
Seims" fir @lte uno S6made Der
Staot @aibington gemdblt. @ir
gratulieren linn 8u oieier neuen CD
re. gr lit elmer Der @riin6er 0es M-
tenbeims uno felt 1897 Weitglieo oes
@orItanOes. gbriitian Support, Der
1891 itarb, binterlieB in ieinem Ser
md6tnis cine Summe gum 8au oes
Seims. IS liegt an Der u@ooo Scope
&oao~ iebr idon nit prd1tiger Nus
lidt iiber Die Staot @albington.
@oriiBenoe oes 6ralten-@ ereins oes
Mltenbeims lit felt bielen Sabren
Srou 8abette 6 RI &c, uno @i5e-
8oriiBenoe lit 6rau 8oli5eioireftor
@rreit 90. 8romn. Mitglieoer oes
8oritanoes oes gltenbeims iino fer
ner SO. 6. Zimmerman 9b. s. Sar-
rea, s.. @uoe, $. Smens, g. S.
Sads, Gbas. Sacobien, Waar @alten
un0 Gb. 9. Baumatt.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Che
''UQasbtn0ton 3cnrnal''
Is the only Gsrman Language News
paper printed in the District Of Co.
lumbIa, Virginia and Southern Mary
land, presenting the interest Of
$1,000 Germans, about Is Gsrman
Societies and Lodges, including all
Gsrman Churches, ETC., hslng their
mouthplscs in all public questions.
Therefore II Is one Of the best
Advertising Mediums,
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Sic @ei6ifte lebrt, 0aB, mo im=
mer britiher ginfluB einen Salt ge-
mann, ltneinigfeit uno &rieg folg-
ten. geobe3u bunoert Sabre lit Gug-
lano Der b0ie @eiit guropas getpe-
len, nie es Der b0ie @eiit @merifas
muroe leit 1914.
Goum mar England mie0er in
CUNT gefommen uno feline on lins
begangenen 8erbreden berqe1len
noroen, lieB man es @influB alf Oie
&olitif Der @~ereinigten Staten qe=
minnen. 0amit iebte bier cine Mera
innerer 8tpietradt elm uno mobte
0ieles 2an0 3u einem D~eritablen
Gompfplate 0es noIfiiden 8eitano-
tells Der Nation.
@as 0euti6lan0 uno sic 9eut-
i6en gum lufbau uno CUR 8erteioi-
gu1g Oes 2anOes be~igetragen botten,
witroe ~bergefen, ebenio mie eng
LAMBS iiber $50 Sabre iid eritreden=
ben 8eriu6e, uniere Democratic poo
litiif gu 5erit0reu.
Die. Yolitif @nglanos 6efom oie-
ienige Der 9ereinigten Staaten.
2oro Nortbcliffe fontrouierte oie
amerifanii6e Breiie lnO 8og elm
Complement beran. EorD=ginfluB
DernnloBte Die Hebilion unierer
Sdulgei9idtsbii6er, aus melAen
aues ousgetilgt muroe, mas Gtglano
in idIe1tem 2idte erideinen laiien
fonnte, mGbreno oie Grinder Der Ge-
publit ais nGaebeaen~ beriHrien muir
ben.
Carnegie legte Wfilionen an, INN
ben Sroum bon Gecil &booes elmer
@ieOerOereinigung Nmerifas nit
@loBbritannien 5u bertpirflt6en.
SauienOe BON Sungamerifunern mer=
Ben nod SrforD gelunot, BON no iie
ais SorD-Yropogatoiiten auriidfeb-
rem. Als 2oro Nortbcliffe mad feb
batter @ropaganOatGtigfeit oie Ser
etnigten Staaten berlieB, erflGrte er,
er laiie $3.50, 100000 5uriid, iotpie
Elm Gorps BON 10000 gutgeidulten
@genten. 2eBtere baben init 9ilfe
Der eriteren oas mabre @eien bon
Mmerifanismus nieOergebroden.
0ieie britii9e Sorp-9ropaganoo
min Die @~ereinigten Stoaten in Den
&rieg treiben, in pel9em bic f6lid-
li1 fi1 9emofratien nennenoen
Staaten ENGLAND 1tn0 5ronfrei9
9eutl1lano 5u Dernidten iu1en.
9ie britii6e Hegierung bat fiiroli1
fir neutrality-suspicious. ST.,
100000 bemiaigt ulo iie Oiirften in
Der Sauptiade bier5ulauoe 8ermen=
Dung finoen.~
Sic miilien 3ugeben, oaB 5reoerid
5ronflin Sdraoer's 8ampblet gegen
Die britii6e Hropaganoa uno lire
amerifanii1en NaGbeter ben pabren
inneren 5eino ser 8~ereinigten Gtaa=
ten ms re1te 2idt IeBt. Cine @e=
fabr fir Die Nepublif limo 8riten
uno lire SorD=Bropuganoa, melbe
cine 8ereinigung Der @~ereinigten
Staten nit @roBbritannien ar=
ltre6t. Sic miiroe ale grritngen=
ldaften oes groBen 6reibeitsfampfes
Der Solomon nit Seloen mie George
@aibington, Oates, Baron bon
Steuben uno anoeren 5iibrern, iiber
BEN Saufen merfen uno 4merifa al
einem meiteren Dominion oes 8ri=
tenrei1s MAIDEN.
(@om uuperantportli9en Slider
I'M n@a8ette=9 Democrat
philadelphia, Ya.)
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

rer &epublif CUR 6oIge BADEN, ion-
bern all9 oie l1nrube I'M ameri-
faniiden Sdmel8tiegel erneuern
miiroe. so piel itebt ie6od feit,
oiesmal poGen mir uniere 9emofra-
tie nno ureigenen Sfeibeiten lelbft
betpabren uno opar obne 3utlin Der
@ngldnoer, 6ran3oien uno in Der
@erbanmtng leben0er Holen uno
Sideden.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

-aleine- an8eigen i'm nSournal"
brineen bette grfolge. Eelepbonie-
rem Sic beute nod; Sectional 1883.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-20
United States Marine Corps
Enlists Man From Hamilton

During the past week Turner Barker,
East End Station, Hamilton, was en-
listed in the IT, S. Marines and trans
ferred to the Marine Barracks at Par
ris Island, South Carolina, for three
months of recruit training, according
to word received from Captain Guy B.
Beatty, U. S. NJ. c., officer in charge
of the Cincinnati recruiting office, To-
Gated in the postoffice building.
The Cincinnati recruiting station
has been assigned a quota of 25 for
the district during the month of De-
cember,
There are still vacancies, and young
men between the ages of 18 and 80,
who have completed at least one year
of high school and who can pass the
moral and physician examination are
eligible for enlistment.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-20
SOCIAL SECURITY
BRIEFS

Have you ever had more than one
social security account number? You
should have only one. That is the
number used on the record of your
wages which the Social Security Board
keeps. This number insures that your
wages will always be credited to your
account If you have ever received
more than one social security number,
you can find out which is the proper
number by consulting the Social Sc
curity Board office in the Postofice
Building, Hamilton, Ohio
Do you keep a record of your social
security account number besides the
one on your social security card? This
may be extremely important as pro-
lection to your family in case of your
death before you are ready to claim
retirement benefits. Your family may
be entitled to monthly payments, but
in applying for these payments they
will need your social security account
number. Be sure they have record
of your proper number Claims for
benefits are filed at the Social Security
Board office at Hamilton, Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-20
TEACHERS PAY IS
ASSURED BY LEVY

AS result of the passage of two
mill levy in the November election
to provide funds for school operating
expenses, the Hamilton Board of Edu-
cation Monday enacted legislation that
will assure more than $50 teachers
and maintenance employees in the
school system of their salaries after
January /.
The board voted to guarantee the
salaries of all teachers through the
1940-41 school year and the pay of all
maintenance employees, including jan
itors, through the time for which they
were employed. Because of impend-
ing shortage of funds for school op-
Grating expenses, the board last fall
guaranteed the salaries of all en-
ployes only to December 81, 1910.