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Columbus, Ohio.

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dcrjlid) cin9clanen.
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NeMtidl.&reuaer.Ysifnif!

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&reu,er 9anhslel,tc ibr i1brlihes
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Sarm, is 50, Strongspille, Ohio.
Tas &pmitee.
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gemaht, I'm ipeIhe 3eit mir binaus.
fabren l,nb 100 oie Sdngerinnen lih
trefien icIlen.
Sm sSuli feiern folgcnoe Sdipcs
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&atbarina &inn, Sefr.
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hcn:Nenoiien iinh her3Iidl einae[oben.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04
Semtih.Wemein6e.

Gs Oiene aQen Mitglieocrn Scs
@ruoerb,,noes 5ur Wad,rid)t. oaB Ole
nad)ite regalmdfige Ieriammlimg
Samstag. Den 6. Suli. 8 llbr obenos
itattiiroet. ga bringenoe 8eid)1ite
81 erleoieen iinb. tperOen ale 8riioer
freluaelibit erild,t oieier Sisune BEL.
alltuo1nen. Stefan Hotb, Sefr.
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ri6tcn g(li6 iperoen oie 8riioer er.
mabnt Iid) glltitebpno 5u MAIDEN beim
Bere!n uno allh bcim Central Ser,
bano. Man neib ME mas poiiiren
fann.
Sobann 8eQmann, Yr.. .Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04
Nns Canton, Ohio
Ndtnng Gantoner Sadjicn nn6 pon
Der 1tmdebuna.

ga mir beid)loiien baben elm ge.
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al,h aae oei,tid)en 8oIfsgenoiin pon
nab ullb fern ber5lid) elm.
Sobn 8cllmonn. Yrot. ..Sefr.
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Nntto Roth
neh SArnEnr

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ben lit.
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sreitao. ben 5. Snli, Inn 9 llbr nod.
mittoss 8eiies,,ne ouf bcm 3ioee
Sill Memorial Earf 1rieobof.
8ittc fcinc @ll,men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04
3iucio 81.

slllrr Sd,ucitern oienc Sur acf1M,
Gen ytndlridlt. ocB burd) sic Som.
nlermtnote oie IeriommIllnaen ieoen
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lprphen uno Torbcreitllnaen ooiiir
getroffen iperben. Tie 9eantinnen,
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rnpeieno ieln. Sd,lpcitern. Die I'M
Siiditano iino. mogen lid, I'M eigenen
Sntersiie i'm 0erein uno alid) i'm Gen.
tral Gerbnnh gl,ltebenb MAIDEN.
annu Sdneiber, VrGi.
Cara Montid). Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04

Wns f2mmen mag % iiird).' ca nid,t
glei5c getrer oem lIinlmliihen 0idt.
YroN oir's fiir 5 game Sebcn elm:
6oit. pia, olld) ol iollIt aliidlih icin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-04
3ucig IA.

Is oiene Sen 8riioern our gef1ls
ligen 9fohrift. oui, Die reacln16iac
8eriammlllng am Somstag. oen g..
Suli. 1890 llbr abcnos, I'M Sohien,
beim obaebalten miro. Die 8riioer
lperoen erilld)t piinftlih 81 eridei,
men. Sn oieier Geriamnlllng ipcrocn
Die Oclegaten bon Scr &onDention be.
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Nua alliance, Cbio
Croitcr,,oetrietf

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5em Scioen am 10. Sslni Serr
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ltno ipltroe inter Gereinsebren i'm
geiiein pieler @titsIieoer, 1re,moe,
gefcn.,ten lno Werrponoten su 8rabe
getraaen Sm Sabre 1903 fam er
nod Cen nereinieten Stautcn uno
lieb iid) in slaiance. Ohio, nieoer. Or
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Sd)w.iter, israu 8eore @aaner in
Gantra. Ohio. Ru5e iauit i'm Serrn.
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Iten Tanf Dem Central 0erbonb fir
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rllng i,nb oanfcn ollh Dem ;3rpeia 3
fir RE marine Mnteilnabme an I'M
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leres tel,ren Water ltno 8atten.
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&in0er uno @attin
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tlir 81 llnterhaltcn.
Sbos. @ottidling, Sefr.
3reia 3.
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finoc! am 12 sSuli, sSreitaaobeno,
itatt. Diefe 0eriammlune lit iebr
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Glcpclanb Wcjt. - Scutid)z 8cmeiuoe

OTrucIuHu 2VVN. = MISUNDERSTANDING.
We' SO. Str. lub gSiIlrrb Mpc. Yoitor
SUbnrucs 9sutItlGmber 5000 Willarh
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icnen Cunt urb Tcie,tuo in beutlhcr
ure enGlii6cr ISprnd)e. Sountagi6ule
lebcu Spnntog 30 ]lbr tormitta9s
Soru.:ifOl9enh cneliid,er Wottesbienit
rca 1o--1O:a5 llhr. $,ieraui ioI9t Der
Scut,he @oticsbicnit II llDr pormittagS
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Nus Glebelano, Ohio
Nitieitc Gan%slemte!
Bite sur Eenntnts
III nehn1en

'lAIS 11@l NSltItlUlS
III nehn,en
daf a'e Scnt'dlcn Sanptauttcsbienite
in Der ct. SuHanncs Stride
nm Q llhr Beginner
nno ridlt mcllr nm II ltbr pic bis
fer.
Spnntao, ben Z. Snli, lit nnicr
Sriinbnnasfcit.
Nm II. Snli bns
8cmeinoc=lifnif.
Ndc iinb ber;lidDit cinaclnocn.
Der aird)cnrat.
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Grauerjeier

Sirrnit oie ihner5lid)c Wabribt,
No6 ;Sron
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Sn 9laiance. ohio. Itarb nod fitr,
Sem Scioen am 10. Ssuni Serr
Nid,aef f,ibridl
Evening star., 1940-05-13
1n mpmnrtant

COsTLEY, ALICE n. In sad but loving
n g EHE dear wife and mch ss
life one year ago today May 13. 1899.
May her spirit live with God
Never shall we cease to love you. dear wife
and mother
Never shall your memory fade:
The sweetest love forever fingers
In our hearts for you today.
In life We loved YOU dearly.
Well write of you in death yearly:
We miss you. mother. more and more each
We think of the things you used to say.
Still God knew best and ceased your pain.
But we'd give the world to have YOU back
For it was your sweet. ENCOURAGING smile
9af yafR mage ths lfe for TS Terth xhile
GLADYS LEE. ALICE HYMAN.
FOREMAN. ROBERT PERRY. In loving
RoBERT PERRY FoREM4N REMAIN who aoo departed parted
this this, life three years ago today, May 13,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
H5HnHA eoI7HMAn e. FOREMAN AND ADA F.
HAMILTON. JOHN. In loving memory
Of our dear father. JOHN HAMILTON.
Is. 1888.
When twilight hour draws near
And sunset flames the sky
We think Of you. dear father.
And the happy fasS az ccHnbkEN. cqn1 81; I.
HAMILTON. JOHN. Sacred to the mem
1ry q yZ6d ef my ny beloved husband: JOHN HAM
!LION. who passed away seven years ago
To-Day May lS' MAJ MAkY HAMILTON.
JENKINS. CAROLINE SIRDONIA AND
LINE sIkDoH1A a0'.ns 5ENKfas f@1's wSe e pssssd
tfs sssse.h My esss
May %. 1897.
In the lovely month Of May
Mother and Dad did pass away:
Laid together in one grave.
'fsaf hffsts Sas.: aa3 ssas "a. g
'tESf IA Mia 'nfz HAZEL 22H
LIE BRANDT. MATILDA ". In sad but
HfDa e. e a Sa5 wse
this life eight years ago, May IL. 1889.
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever n n our s hearts rr,,
SE5R GEORGE Il. RfcHARbsoN fsf @ os Who t"n ieft me-
one year ago today. May 13. 1899.
Oh; happy hours We once enjoyed.
But death has left . loneliness
The world can never AL.
No fnoys .Ros The silent bear hssTtaches
The srlef I besr in silence ~
For the one I loved 50 well.
In this dark and lonely day.
Bid my throbbing heart be still:
Oh. wipe the flowing tears away
And give me strength. It was Thy will.
LONELY WIFE, MARIE e. RICHARDSON.
SCOTT, EDMOND w. token OF love
to the memory Of our dear husband and
this life ten years ago today. May 13. 1880.
Treasured thoughts Of one 80 dear
Often bring Q silent tear;
ThouRhts return to scenes Ions past
MOGENE T. SCOTT, EDNA 8. ROBINSON.
RALPH SCOTT AND GLADYS 8. ROB-
SCOTT. VICTORIA MAY. A tribute Of
dear mother VICTORIA MAY SCOTT. who
entered into eternal rest three years aso
HGR. iii. LovhINdi 5Shi 81 solN. WARREN 3. SCOTT: .
Evening star., 1940-05-13

might be . new. iinchAllengeabls
fiame-thrower: others . strange de-
vice to render guns Or ammunition
impotent, and still others. q mystery
bomb which the Germans are
credited with having used In Berce-
Iona, capable Of blasting whole city
blocks.
Germans discussed the possibilities
Of effective use Of the new weapon
against the Maginot Line, which
separates Germany and France.
"The fundamental question Of
whether the attack on such works
as the Maginot Line is possible may
have received positive answer with
the capture of Eben Emael," said
Dienst aus Deutschland, b news COM
mentary which is close to the For
eign once.
The commentary said that guess
Evening star., 1940-05-13

Dutch kingdom has been ahead Of
schedule, and, apparently, has pro-
pelled the situation to the edge Of q
great battle.
Authorized sources said the Bel
gian Ambassador, Vistomte Davig-
non, and his sta1, had left Berlin
last night for the Swiss frontier to
await the arrival of v. Won Buelow-
Schwante, German Ambassador to
Belgium, and his stan. Both mis-
sions will cross the border at about
the same time.
Hollands Minister, H. M. van Haers-
ma de With. still is in Berlin be-
cause negotiations for the departure
of the German Minister to The
Hague, Julius Graf Won Zech Sonst
Won Burkersroda, have not been
completed.
In general, authorized sources
said. Germany will act on . recip-
rocal basis concerning the treat
ment Of prisoners or civilians and
exchanges Of them-"just as liberal
or narrow" as the allies.
Deny Move on Sweden.
Reports Of German feet moving
through the Kiel Canal with
Sweden as its objective were
branded of1cially as "a stupid
swindle-not q word Of truth In it."
It was In the Nazi assault on Eben
Emael fortress, one Of the strongest
in the Liege-Albert Canal defense
zone, that Germany tried out her
secret weapon, or "angriffsmittel." /"
The fortress fell, 1000 Belgians lay
ing down theirs arms, 1t was re-
ported.
Little of a concrete nature was
known Of the weapon-save that it
had been used by a handful Of
/ airmen, If official news agency re-
ports were interpreted correctly.
DNB indicated that a 1t. Witzig
Essat plane down within the fortress,
an area perhaps 600 to 800 yards In
diameter, and by using the "angriffs-
mittel" made the fort an easy mark
for a column attacking from the
north.
LIT. Witzig steered his machine
into the center of the fort area, "
| said DNB. After immeasurable
surprise and despite heavy defense
measures, a thousand Belgians were
taken prisoner"
Wide Range Of Guesses.
It was known that Eben Emael
fortress bristled with light and
| heavy guns. as well as anti-aircraft
batteries. 1t stands. high-walled
block of masonry, at the juncture
of the Mas (Meuse) River and
the Albert Canal. on the Dutch
Belgian border near Maastricht
The guesses in Berlin as to the
nature Of the new weapon ran the
range of fancy. Some suggested it
Evening star., 1940-05-13
g.
$50 Hunt as Train,
Entering Depot Too
Fast, Hits Another
IS HospitoIized After
Crosh Of Two Sections
Of Fair Excursion
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the AS6oClACeo fTeb6.
NEW YORK, May ia too
swift approach to . station where
a preceding section was pulling out
was the tentative explanation to-
day by Erie Railroad of1lcials for a
collision at Port Jervis, N. Y, In
which $50 were hurt, IS seriously
enough for disqualification.
The accident, early yesterday, in
volved two of five excursion trains
carrying International Business Ma
chine employees from the company's
Endicott, N. Y, factory for q two
day outing at the New York World
Fair.
Most of the injured suffered only
minor cuts. bruises and shock. About
215 were treated at the Hotel New
Yorker. headquarters for I. B. M,
workers, 10000 of whom came from
all over the Nation to attend the
fair.
The locomotive of the fourth Sec
ton. piloted by Engineer Edward
Smith Of Port Jervis, struck the
empty rear coach Of the third Sec
ton as the latter started to leave
the station. The shock threw pas
sengers on both trains from their
seats, broke windows and toppled
baggage from racks.
Preliminary reports, the Erie said,
indicated that signals functioned
properly and that the engineer of
the second train apparently ap-
preached too fast"
Evening star., 1940-05-13
Berlin
Continued From First Page.)

ground. Twenty-Five planes were
brought down during q British At
tack ut Maastrict by anti-aircraft
fire. A single air squadron sue
ceeded In shooting down 16.
"Our own losses, compared to the
enemy and measured by our sue
cesses, were slight again yesterday
They consisted Of 81 planes.
The enemy also suffered heavy
damage at sea.
"Off the Dutch coast q cruiser
was heavily damaged by bomb hits
One cruiser Of the Southampton
class (British), as well as a trans
port Of $1,000 tons, were sunk and
seven more supply ships were hi,
and set afire.
Destroyer Damaged.
"Oh Narvik, where strengthened
enemy fleet units appeared, a de-
stroyer was seriously damaged by
bombs and another destroyer wa.
seriously damaged OF Heemcsoy.
I'm Central Norway reinforcement.
have been sent to German troop,
operating at Mosjoen and Mo. TIL,
group at Narvik stands In the de.
Tense fight against a far superio,
enemy force"
NaI vanguards previously haC
been reported 13 miles west of Liege
threatening the flank of the city
where Kaiser Wilhelm's army wa.
stopped for more than week ir
1914.
Previously German sources hac
reported their troops at least part
way into the historic forts guarding
the route from the German frontier
to Antwerp on Belgiums west coast
How The Germans took the Liege
citadel was not told Immediately.
But Germany's armies, hammer.
ing wedges into both Belgium's and
Hollands defenses, have used q
mysterious new weapon which, ir
the German opinion, may be the
key to the French Maginot Line
Notifications.
1000 Laid Down Arms.
It Is credited with having caused
the easy downfall of Eben Emael
fortress, one of the strongest in the
Liege-Albert Canal defense zone, a
break in Belgian defenses which
opened the way to Liege itself.
A garrison of 1000 Belgians laio
down their arms in the face of the
secret NaZi weapon, it was reported
In the fourth day of their land
and air blitzkreig in The Lowlands
the Germans made these claims:
Luxembourg-the grand duchy in
complete Nazi control.
The Netherlands-Most of the
northern half Of Holland, including
all Of Groningen Province. and Har.
lingen, on the eastern shore of thu
Zuider Zee ujsselmeer), in German
hands.
Belgium-The citadel of the Liegt
Fortress captured; the Albert Cana
Notifications, the main defense lin.
between Liege and the coast of Ant.
werp, pierced.
The air-Aviation supremacy, with
about TOO allied planes destroyed
in flight or aground.
Historic Clash Forecast.
Official Nazi sources forecast ar
historic clash today, in that tn,
massed armies and air forces of tn,
major belligerents were likely fol
the first time to engage in open
gigantic battle.
This. they said, was because tn,
German progress through Belgium
and Holland-particularly the littl'
Evening star., 1940-05-13
Bratha
vOGT. GLADYS rHErMa

vOGT. GLADYS THELMA. On Sunday,
st. d1ys I44 s hsF Issidsnse v s1s S.ath aSth
wife Of Eustace John Vost '''''e'
Remains resting at H. M Padsett's fu-
@ neral home, l31 l1th st; Sc Interment
siSSHS Wednesdsy. me'ffs Mas f5 PHILADELPHIA Pa
WALLACE. JOHN H. Departed this life
JOHN stS WAELHcE ias rse%Se, seIeSe
s osI hssss f.syss Siytsr and snd sna MTi
T. Rhines &, Co funeral home. 22l N.
Notice Of funeral later
WARD. EVELYN DOUGLAS. On Sat-
Way ar}s 1sfo 6 ss''RssS %asS
ssTvsss st II 1a,s1m.ns rnsssss ss MAY Il
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond. Va.
WHITE. MARGARET c.. On Sunday.
Masr NAY Il ls4o mu9 at New ~, Market Va MAR r
and Edward M White.
on FSpersl Wesn..dsy service M.x at New Market Va
WEST. ROBERT LEE. On Saturday. May
at r s lie % eassd ass9 haban Sh a
OF Anna e: West and father Of Norman and
LAYTON West and Mrs. Adams Schmidt and
Funeral services at his late residence
on Tuesday. May IA. at II am Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Darnstown.
Md. l3
WEST. r. LEE. special communica-
% ton Of La Fayette Lodge. No.
M 10. F. A. A. M. will be held
I'm at Masonic Temple. 1915 IN.
MGMA May IA. 1910: for the purpose
~O~ of attending the funeral OF our
ES~N deceased brother. r.. LIE WEST
= w MARVIN E. FOWLER. Master.
WHITE, ELLEN SCOTT. On Saturday
May II. 1910: at Gallinger Hospital. Ell
LEN SCOTT WHITE. Remains resting at
Fraxier's funeral home, 3s0 Rhode Island
ave. NV. S'FSeF
Notice Of funeral later.
YOUNG, ELLA M. On Sunday. May 12,
1940 at Emergency Hospital. ELLA M
YOUNG. beloved wife Of the late Archibald
Young and mother of Miss Dollie Young
and Mrs. Marion E. Weeks. Remains rest
ing at ". L. Speare Co.'S, 1000 H st. NV
Funeral services and interment fprivate)
In Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-05-13
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Evening star., 1940-05-13
Dye Authority Dies

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., May l3 (P).
-D. Alvin Sawyer Wheeler. "a,
professor emeritus Of organic chem
istry at the University OF North
Carolina and an authority on dyes,
died here yesterday. He was q
member Of the faculty Of the uni
versity for 40 years.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

work abroad about the new weapon
was entirely justified because the
swift fall Of this modern fort fur
nishes proof that 1t might be possible
any time for the German Army to
conquer the Msginot Line defenses,
which are not 30 modern In their
development"
Evening star., 1940-05-13

Soldiers Of South Africa have
been instructed not to carry swords.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-06

But young or old, men go for it. So
as kindly deed in a troubled world
let's serve this particular type Of
cake often. It's a grand and glori-
GUS finish to a meal, and one that
sends everyone on their way in a
happy frame of mind:
cups sifted cake flour
n teaspoon baking soda
teaspoon baking powder
Y cup shortening (one-h;..-
119 cups sugar
eggs, separated
squares chocolate, melted
! can condensed tomato soup
Sift the cake flour. then measure.
Add the baking soda and baking
powder. Then sift again. Cream the
shortening and add the sugar gradu
ally, beating until fluffy. Then add
the well-beaten egg yolks and the
melted chocolate. Add the -four mix
ture alternately with the tomato
soup. stirring after each addition.
Fold in the stif1y beaten egg whites
Turn into buttered cake pans (about
inches square) and bake in mod
crate (350o F. oven about 25 min
utes. Makes one player cake.
Put layers together and cover tor
with Seven Minute Icing.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-06

were: Delaware College -Harring-
ton, Seaford, Georgetown, and
Elmhurst, two each, and Richard
son Park, Roselle, Marshallton,
Frankford, Elsmere, Ashley, Mil
ford, New Castle, Townsend,
Greenwood, Camdn, Midtown,
Rehoboth, Smyrna, Henry Clay,
Dover, Hillcrest, and Montchanin,
one each.
Women's College - Richardson
Park, three; Marshallton, New
Castle, Townsend, FELTON,, Middle
town, and Harrington, two each;
and Claymont, Bridgeville, Chris
tiana, Harrington, Cheswold, Fair
mount, Elsmere, Clayton, Milford,
Rehoboth, Wyoming, Hockessin,
Dover, Yorklyn, Kenton, Lewes,
and Selbyville, one each.
Smyrna times., 1940-06-06

If you haven't seen the rhodo-
dendron bushes in front of Mrs