davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Tetru;t, Mid)iuan.

Srrtife lmp SGd,iiid) gp. ct. Yetrus
0trbe, @lenficlo unh Hosberrp 9lpe.
Fim 'er Spbuuncs Seut, ,h, 1921 8lenz
firls Nnc. Gel. Eiugrce 62O5. Sumss
tag: Seutid)e Sdbule BON 10-12 ltbr.
S"liHtoaiduIe nHn 10-11 llbr Onttesz
oicit i rnn lip llbr. Sencn Iebtcn
GitnstaQ bc3 M>nnts Airde,rut5iBuno.
Gii"'h BE Somnlermnnotc eoen 3. .Siensz
no 'on't iebsn 8. Spnutu0 Srulcnpcre
sirS>S Serlammlrng. &inrcrfprprpbe iez
cen Ereitng abeno. slIe Tolfsz unh
e'lnllben5acnolieu finn ireuublihlt cins
Wldrtn 81 Den 9'pttesoi,nlten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
GllupDb Eitu. Tn

Sie ct. Euuls 8eneinbe m;rb bebient
1ont Tcitor Subipi9 @eiicder. Giaenem
euiinr Sauptonstesoienit ieben Sonntua
l,urH,r,s 1O:39 llbr. Spnntaajetule 9 80
lltr mor9en5 inter Der Seitlng oeS illnz
acn Superinienbenten ~. Naurer. &onz
tIrEoubenllntcrridjt ic nuh Nngabe bes
Ynitncs &irfenratsltllng iebcn lcpten
S,m1tna i'm Wonnt. ahcnbs llbr. -
Scnntugld)uliebrer zSierMg jeoen rritten
SonntoN im @toHat. mor9cns $50 llbr.
airr1cndjorprobe iebeu Sreitog 7:3O
llhr rhsnbs Airdcn S-aucn Iereinsz
Sitn',g ieoeli 3. Sonnerstag I'M Ipnat,
IS llbr; Sutber 2ign Situug So
:lhr. '{ugenobllnoiiblna iebeu 3 Spnns
tag. s l,br abenos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Salenl, Chiu,

ghun9clilcbz z|utber GuumelszS Stride.
PSI Soltb VrOnbpnn. Sobu galmann,
Fn'r~r. Seoen Spnntaa I'M 8 llbr porz
nittno@ Sonntaglbule:. SSehen Sounta8
oiT:c5bienlt lm 10 llbr in Der Suube5s
'trl'-'e; I'M II llb, hertider 8ottess
oitn,t. Ter beut'he AirCben Sraren Ser,
eil hat nm speitcm Wtittppd) ieoen Moz
mats, abtno5 !ibr. Ger'anlmlllng. &ons
li;nhnocns llnterrid)t (Smciidbrig) bon
September ti5 Citerr, Sienstas unp
Srcitos nudmit.ag llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Marg, o}n01ana.

Seutitbe Gp. z%utber. Sonteruss0trd)e.
Cde II. glpe unb Sillmore Ctr. Yfarr,
,rnbnrno: 1919 Sillmure Str. Gel. 9753
Ieuuulb g4 Observation-Disclosures. Spnntags
ihuic Inn ll6, iiir Die .aroBen uno nm
Il i!br fir Die tlc,nen &inber. @ottesz
bicnit ltm 10 llhr in Der engliiben uno
un: II llbr in Der bentlhcn SpradJe.
&nlt5z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iinb freuno'
lld,lt ci,aclupcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

lno Wti6ael 8Grtner, ioapie Sohter
anna Sermann geb. 81rtner, einc
Sdpelter aatb. @loos gcb. Gdrtner,
lowie gtefien llno 9thten uuo IN oen
Terelnigten Staaten elm grllber Ias
MEL 8artner uno Sdpuelter Sophia
Shneioer geb. 8drtner, Shpaser
Iugult Sbneioer uno Sdppqgerin
Hegina 8irtner, Nefien Sobn, 90
MEL uno 5reo 8drtner. Go1puro nno
@idaro Sdneioer uno piele ssreunop
unO Jreilnoinnen. Hube leiner 9lide.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
MSinciDr, Ont, &ana6a.

ct. &mlllssAirdJe, Yorent slpe. Yfarz
Ter ?ttp s. &eble, 1915 Earc::t Ipe..
&!nhlnr, &amaha. Uottcsbienlt in ben
Snnnrcrnlonnten bon SO llbr purz
nittlAs. Sonut,,oIdule bon 1O-11 llbr
rurmlttnos. Seben T. Sienstag abenos
in: Nnaat &irhenrntz zSibung. cseoen
1. Cpnner3ta9 abenb5 in, Wpnut ssrnuen
%crsIn Sisllng. sllle @cltsz unb 8lauz
hensGrnollen linn Leralidl einscloben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Glcpslanb Neit. - Seut1d,z G,emeiube
Ebicaao, IN.

ceutItbe lmb Siebenhiiraiidz SGdliidJe
ct. Fnlllua @cmcinbc. Yaltor Grlp.
Shnibt STRIDE mo VaItorut 4S55-
4S5G &omer ctr. Scbcn Spnnta9 8 llbr
Srn.lta0Idu.e eIaliid nnb belltlh. -
EciI;'f,cr @ottesoicnit iebcn Spnntag
1915 llbr; englilhcr Grttcsbienlt iehen
3. mb 4. Srnrtuna 1915 llbr. Seutz
'ccr Nnniirlrnuoenzllu lluterrid)t Mittlppd)
nadrritTugs l:30 llhr; cngliiher Som
liintnnbcns ll,tecrid,t Snmstug pprnitz
.,,N 10 llbr Seirtldc SduIe Sum5tag
II nldElittnas 2 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
GarrcQ. Nn.

Gentibc Gpan9 3utber. Ct Faullls>
Grtie, 721--25 Sruit Nue. Yurrer
4u,,, Sobnsbciu. @Ibrenn bc5 Soms
mcra Sunntugl6ulc nm lIbr. Sauptz
Nritcs soienlt an Sonnz lmo Selertagen
un, 10 llbr pprmittoNs. Ne lutberild)en
@luabensaenrnsn peut,Gcr 3un9e III
N1rrsu. Sburou lulo lln9e6ung lino 5u
zen WDttesnieureu ber5li6lt eingelaoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Mpnaca, ga.

Seutic5e Gpc1g. SHlther ct. EeterS>
Yen,"inoe. 5. Ctr $,ons 8. 5. Simpleit.
Gin,rer. Yiorrbous: 24l sloams Ctr.
NcG,tster, ga. Sci: 9tohelter 635zM.
GniTs5bienit: 9:p0 ll5r murgeuS Souns
tng'dn!le 1915 llbr. Srallen Yereinsz
Wcr'a'rn,ll,na an lebtcn 0unnerstag
lehtn Wonnts, dbenbs g llbr. Seocrs
mui!r 1T berslid, milltormcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Columbus, Cbiu.

GnnnGclild, zHu.beriIhe Martin 2utbcr
Atct'le. Gdc Muler uno Iiln Str. 9aitcr
". Enr;o Stttcl. Scb'n Sountng uprs
nllttng nm 9 llhr Suulltnald,nle, 10 llbr
caIiildrr @Uttc5hienit, II llbr bcutihcr
0ot'esbienit. Nae @laubensgeuolieu iiub
hcr5iic) cingcldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Au,;citeab, ia.

Gcutilhe cuano. s%rot. q. Marfllsa
Airh'. 222 sit 0. Nue. 9lrnulb Wanbs.
Tinrrer SEnhulug 224 Sit 8. Mpe.
Sc!thhpn: 263OIyG. Spuntuagidule be-
aiunt 0:30 If" rlorcenS. Gngllhcr 8uts
tcso,snit 1O-11 llbr. Seutid)cr 8ottc5s
r;'ul; 1l-12 llbr. Illc Dluubcn59ennls
len 'nh Gcr6iidJ miutonnner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Sic st .Nubauncs Stride rnft aac
%olfs. nno VlanbcnseenuHen
su ocn Siterauttesoieniten.

Tnrfreitag: nbcnbs I 80 llhr: Gent
'der 9lbenonahlsgo gottesoienit. sll
oieienl heiligen Gage lollte iehel
ernitc Chr il i'm 8ottesballie iein.
Sitern: $3.50 ltbr: Sugenogottes,
0ien't.
1890 llhr: SeutIhcr sSeltguttcs
oienIt nit ser sseier bcs beiliaer
Slbenomahles.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
kucblicbe lacbrlcbten
Nartun. Chin.

S;t5cubiirs ;Ih SdcbiiIhe guaugelilhe
2u.crriihe Gpriitu5 STRIDE, 2113-714.
Str. N e. Yrnrrer SEpmas S,oniser.
Gn;tr 5sienlt nit neutid,er unb englild)er
ErcSiat ieotn Sounta9 10 llbr. Sonuz
tueio,"le mi bertideu uno engli6en
alniitn 8 llbr. Seutibe Sd,ulc an iehen
Snm:t1g uadmittuas = l,br glIle @lauz
Ecn*Nenoiien uuO N"elluoe iino ber5Iid)
cl0elnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
&acbfifrbes
5ing(piel

~
5ing(piel
Samrndlor Saguu.a nnb Giutradt'
Sermau;a
slm 80. lfurS, 8 llbr nbcnOs. lOer'
oen be;oe Gbore nit pereinten &rdf,
ten bas iihiiite Singipiel
uSam @rGndcn"
Sae!uenfroa0 l1dl ShmGr5 am
ladleldr Sieo, SangspGu an 5iuie
geloern, (qm 9riinneIein, 2iebes'
ireuo unb Shmer5 i'm iGtiiithen Sic,
oe, eiu Singipiel in 5lpei giloern)
BON 8retden 2ienert, 3l,ltner i'm
@cltleite Sod,ienbe III. 7OOl Seniion
sluenle auiiiihren. Mllif bon &rih
ner, Wtcpno uno Nifplaus.
3lmn nGberen Terlt1nonis oes
Slng'pleles moge cine geordngte ST.
baltsangabe b'enlid) iein.
Ssn lnlerm iiihiiic5en @olfs- rnb
Bemiitslcben 'pielt oas rgriinnelein"
cine aroBe Holle. cine Grideinllng
Sic iibriaens alld rnierm nngeltumm=
ten oeltihen &oIfe eigen lit. vslm
y9rlmncn Dor Dem Gore" ooer ,Sebt
gang ans 8riinne.e, trinf aber net
uno nod mebrere onoere @olfslieoer
flingen llns nod bellte gerne in Sb'
rem. so lit audi oiesmal oas 8riinne,
lein Ser Shalplae lnierer, fait mod.
te ih ia9en iageu.fleinen 5ragooie
nit IrDblidem Iusaang Sans Shul,
Ter, Elm Seminarilt I'M lcsten Sabr
llnb Risfen, ,8Gm 8rinnhen" iinb
lid Ihon bon &inbbeit al chamber
,lgetan finoen nbcr ME oie paiienbc
@elegenbeit. tells Gus 9eIhelbenbeit,
tells aus Sheu. BON ben anbern piel,
lciht ood) aeieben gu tueroen iit) 81,
einauocr su erfluren. gnolih aber
bradte es Sans an ielnem lesten Sc.
rientag Sod 10 ipe;t, abenos 9fisfen
ans @riinnlein 81 loden, no Tie iih
81 einanoer perlobten uno iogar ihon
oie Sod,5eit fir ndtItes ssriibiabr
feitietten. Mnni, sic Sod)ter bonn Nif,
ter bes 0orfes, reid rnb bod i'm
9lnieben. 10 red)t na6 9iihters slrt,
bitte Sen Sans allh gerne geipollt,
iebof niht aus Siebe, ionoern nm
ipGter als .SSrau Meftor" i'm Oorfc
10 reht glGnsen su fonnen. Sanb
aber bel Sans lpenia 3uneiglng. sn.
nj aber mar fein Mittel 81 gering,
nm bieies gliidlihe Yaar auseinan.
Der 81 iprengen. IS mdre ibr al,h
falt selllneen, luenn niht Ser 8erh,
Ger Goltbote allh ueridtpiegener &C.
lpeien ipGre. Sa5I ieOOh lpar er piel
,u ollmm lmo liei iib iibert0lpeln.
Sans brod)te i'm lun oas 8e'tanonis,
oer 9rief, in bem sic letten slbmah-
llugen Ieiner Seitpfebr itanben, itatt
Hisfen. slnni iibergeben 5ll baben.
slnni erbrah ben 9riei uno puBte
MN iiber aaes 8eiGeio. Statt bon
Hisfen empfing Anni Sans bel Ser
,Riidfebr es gclang ibr lol
gar Sans poriibergebeno fir iid sll
gelpinnen.
Die ertpiinit1te So'ums brinst bann
N eber 8erf) NIT ieinem 8eItdnonis,
unb Sans erfannte Sic Shulololis-
felt bon 9fisten l,no ales mar lpieoer
gut. glnni tpuroe Damn bon ibrem
friileren Sie6baber 6ris tuieber III
Bnaben auigenommen go lott iit al
Les in 8oblsefallrn. sSihen, Trengi
Miid unb War5 iinb 6rernoe Der BEL.
oen Yaare, o;c iid urn anihiden in
9dloe cine Torpelboh5eit inn Iori
ab5ubalten.
9ie &inberl5ene inn erlten 8iloe
lit anmlltig bar9eitellt.
yVam WrGnhen"
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Observation-Disclosures
Aneeleeeitteiter,

q . u..;.. .t .,,,, > IN
~ S.. ,,,,,n,>,,,;.,,.,, So ,,
.n> o., ,n,o
a.. .:....>
oen Neralla9eber lli1erc@ pftl8leuen VI
gan pe5 central Nerhnnot@ nllabe6nhlten
3e.osr lautct iple tolat
Gan o,r,s,. r,r >,. ,,;.,,y,,,.,,.
,sri,o,, nm, - coc,c,,b., ,uro io5u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Mutte-- uno Sud)ttrs8anf,tt.

Der isrnrcn Gcicin ser lelltifge,
n'risroc bGlt icin grobes i6brlihes
Grcianis om Sonntos, ten II. Npril
inn @elt'citc Sod)ienbeim, 7OO1 Tc.
niinn Sluc.
Gas Erogramm bcginnt lm 4
llbr nodpnittogs. Gin enrligcs So
mitee, bcitebcno aus Sen SdApeitcrn
Sara ,. Shneioer, emma Sort'
mann, slnna Stneiher unb TrG;.
Stoth. Sdrllitcr. lit ifeiBig an Ser
Nrbc;t. Inn bieies Set 81, einem Iehr
NcnllBreid'en III MAIDEN.
Tus ponc Frperonm miro IN ser
nat)Itcn slusgnbe oes Tplfablatt or
Ideinen, bur!,m mod)teu mir Sic 9llf
nterf'umteit allcr Sre.lnoe llnb 8Dn'
ncr oui bic nGdItc Summer be5
&olfsblattcs ridtcn.
elud) sic 9slter uno S0hne linS
hcrslif cingeluocn lid, ~ bctc;li1cn
emma Sartmann, Sefrr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
GicDelcnb, Ch.p.

g ;. Gpana. Huth. ct. Sobonnesz
Atrt,e. EdIlor oans Soilel, 761 Gbbp
anuh. Sel a'tillberrp OG46. Sonntug<
ld,ulc I'M 8 i!5r. Suaentaottesoieulr 10
litr. Seutid.r $oal!ptgotte soieult II llbr
Suthsr Sigu NnNud,t unr @erl lumulung
Snu..!1a abei.bs 7:30 l'br &pnfirmanz
si!uterridt uub beiltlt}e Sd)ule am
Sun,stag uoll 8 llb. an Mlle Wlaubensz
Gcuutcu limo herelid) einaclaben.
Glcpslanb Weit. - SeutIfz 8emeinbe.
gSef 80. S.r. llub gSiIllrb glpe. Yaitpr
Suburncs S,utid,l1uber, S9O9 &illarh
Nuc Gel: @npnbinc 9055. 8ottesbienit
icNeu Count uro Tcieltaa in beut1hcr
urh enGliid)cr ,Sprnd,e SpnutagihuIe
Iebcn Sonrtna DO llbr bprntittnss
Snru.:ifolaenn enaliid,tr @pttesbieuit
ura 1'--lO:45 llhr S,iermlI iolot Der
hcui'6e 8oticsoien't II !lbr pormittng5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Nartcu-Tartic bcr Scutid)gcmc;noc

Die @llnheon &artcupartic bcs
,Srnucn &crcinS fnhet nm Sitcrnpn'
'oQ. oeu -. MGrs i'm Grogeidof
Ser Stride itatt. Gin icincr rnbif.
leipcnoct pon Srau Ntartin @utih
>riro I'M llhr ierniert. ,srou Sbo,
Mos 3nsel 'oIpie Srau Schn sInto.
nilla ofierieren inns Iti)Gne Erciic.
Gin Gpmitcr ser Sapphire tslpllr
60" miro lwa nit iriihcm @cNitt
pcrior9en. 9lue Bonner uno Treml,
olnnCn lomt ihren @otten fno hcr3,
lid eingelaocn lno mir per'prehell
allen einen genllBreid,en Nnd,nittag
&uth. Sdll,er. TrGi.
emma Sartmann, Sefrr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Nus GlebelQno, Ohio
l(nterbaltnnaen bes Transn @ereins
Der Scmtid,aemeinoe

Sltermontogs s2.lnhepn lno9arten,
nart:e i'm &elIcrge'hob ser Stride.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

Dfutter- ,no Iohter- -@anfett miro
oiesmal Spnntog, sen ii. slpril,
i'm @elticite Saficnbeim ltottiiuben.
Nnna Sartnlann, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Ejcnliid)tc ShDrc:

Git Nin,mcl cr'uhlcu ---- [oI. i,dNhn
Nit Srcleiter
Sinulanhin ------ ,EcGu Sibciu=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

yYam WrGnhen"
YerIpneu:
Nm alapier ----- S,Inc gseber
i,ans Sd,uuer. SemirnriIt --
San Shellmnn
Riesfin r@Gm @r1,mcn" -
Silba Sbellman
Mimi, hsS oanneu iena 9ud)ter
Sennp Ibe,
Srib. Ieng 2citen -- Ntife Sd,erber
Tid)en --N Narie Hebner
Sreusi --- Nnua Sleiiher
Weohcr
Niid ---W Wartin &ebner
Nar5 -- 8eors Beber
8,irSden
Berd. Der Yoitnrdjer --------
-------------- Sonump Sd)ucioer
@ufti ------ 9iutb 8ottI tIdlina
Slul 9tlDQ Ntn3tng
Suitis Sd,lpeiter - Wartba 8ottihIin9
0an3i -----. Sans 2in3ina
Adnb
Burden nd, Mebder Ghor
Ser eritc slft ipielt an einenl Spuntaa
in 9erbit; Der Slpeite an slpeitcnYiinaits
tag i'm oarauifolgenben Sriibliug.
Nab ShluB bes Grogramms miro
I'll ben Glangen unicrcr Moiupanten-
Wulif 0eorg 6orpatbS nod Sersens.
lnIt getan5t. Grfrild,ungen aller Mrt
porbanoen. Gintritt so Gents.
3u 6ieiem iif)er genuBreiden Sci.
mat rno 9rahtenabeno laoet boi.
lidit elm.
9amend)or xSnronia" nno
q ~gintradE& E&ermania"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

9Rlt : rdeItcr
IN itiIlcr Nndlt - Snhnnnc3 |rntms
IS rauItbt Der gSuIo eiu itoI3c9 &ieo -
------ g&iIheIm Sturm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

Samrndur Saruu.a uno Gintrad)t'
Sermau;a
slm 80. 9fGrs, 8 llbr abcnos. ,uer,
Sen be;oe Gbore nit Dereinten &rdf'
ten bas iGbiiide Singipiel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21

SSn Glepelanb itarb om If. MGra
iniolge eines itrueren 'sll,tollnfaas
inn Sitter bon MIR 55 SSabren
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Sil0liIf,

9lfit Srd,eItcr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
START OF CONVENTION PARADE2

In having Key West selected as the
scene of the 1941 convention of the Flor
ida Department of The American Legion,
the members of Arthur Sawyer Post No.
28 of the veterans organization have set in
motion another wheel of events that may
very well give this city q new lift towards
prosperity 3
e That is the establishment of Key West
as convention city. 1t is virgin terri
tory, a fertile field for development. The
Key West Legionnaires have shown that it
is possible, through careful planning and
concerted action, to induce a major state
convention to come to Key West.
If Key West demonstrates her ability
to handle such a convention other state or
CARNATIONS are likely to look faVorably
upon Key West for future meetings. The
catch is that Key West must prove herself
worthy of such hopors. The 1941 state
convention of The American Legion must
prove a success, rot alone for the benefit
of the Legionnaires, but for the general
welfare of the citizens of this community.
Every element in the city must therefore,
cooperate with and assist the members of
Arthur Sawyer Post in staging this all
important gathering.
One of the problems confronting the
veterans in working out their arrange
ments will be convention hall. While
from 1000 to 5000 persons are expected to
attend next years convention here, only
perhaps 400 of those attending will come
as delegates and alternates. This means
convention hall seating upwards of 500. In
solving this problem Arthur Sawyer Post
oay be expected to ask for use of one of
the Coast Guard buildings for it's official
convention meetings.
Such a makeshift arrangement en-
phasiZeS the need here, as often pointed
out by The Citizen, for convention hail.
It need not be big hall, for the city is not
large enough to handle national conven-
tons of the major organizations. But it
should be a fairly good-sized hall, ade-
quately equipped with loud speakers, a
platform, comfortable seats and other
facilities. 1t would be available for
amateur, theatricals, community meetings
and other public. gatherings.
It will be year before the American
Legion convention. In that time conven-
ton hall might be. erected. All those op-
posed say may, those in favor should
notify some of our public officials to ex-
anime the possibility of a sponsorship fund
for such hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
WHO KNOWS?


l. How long was M. Daladier
Premier of France?
2. When did Germany secure
the Sudeten lands of Czechoslo-
Vakia?
g. What is the name of the ia
nous mountain pass which di-
vides Italy and the Austrian part
of Germany?
A. What is meant by parity
for farmers?
5. Will the submarine Squa-
lus. which sank last May, be
recommissioned?
6. How long did the Spanish
Civil War last?
z. When did the present war
between Japan and China begin?
8. How can a citizen secure
fish from the Government Bu-
reau of Fisheries for stocking a
stream or lake,
9. How many agents are en-
ployed by the Federal Bureau
of Investigation?
10. How much money did the
two major parties spend in the
1885 election7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
GREATEST SOURCE OF FAMILY
TROUBLE

These psychiatrists are hard-headed,
stubborn boys.
They will tackle any problem and
give you the answer without wasting
words in shading the question until it loses
forcefulness.
Now, what do you think is the great
est source of family trouble?
This is a question that has wrecked
romance, blasted family life and dis
integrated the home. In fact, it is such a
dangerous query that cagey individual,
male or female, will pass it up almost
without reading it.
Not so, however, with the psy-
chiatrists. DIR. Abraham Myerson, right
off the bat, and without thought of home
life, apparently, says, ''The struggle be-
tween husband and wife over who is going
to be boss is the answer to the query.
To add fuel to the fire he insisted that
efficiency in family life is best served by
the dominance of one person" This will
not cause much trouble in itself. Every
member of the family will readily agree.
The havoc begins when somebody tries to
locate the dominance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
EXPERIENCE FOR DENMARK

ia 1t must be comforting to the Danish
people to understand, from the lips of
Gen. Leonard Kaupisch, commander of the
German invaders, that the German sol
Mers have come as friends"
1t may be pleasing to know that the
Nazis "have no desire to kill friends like
the Danes" even if it is disquieting to be
told that naturally nothing must happen
that is counter to German interests"
Less than a year ago the Danes en-
.eHed into solemn treaty with Herr Hitler,
both parties promising not to violate the
territory of the other. The non-aggression
pact, signed to demonstrate to the world
that small nations were not threatened by
3Titler's regime, was worth less than a
crap of paper when Germany decided to
take over Denmark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
The KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print it,
without fear aud without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan OF the mouthpiece of any person. clique
faction or class; Always do its utmost for the
public weltare never tolerate corruption or
iniustice denounce vice and praise virtue.
co.hmssd good done by individual or organ
izstion; tolerant of others rights, views and
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
TODAY'S. DAILY QUIZ
Can. you anawor seven of these
ten Test Questions? Turn 10
Page. 4 for answers

l, The official language of
Brazil. is Spanish, Portu-
guese or Italian?
2. Did Leonardo da. Vinci, Rem
brandt Van Rim or Ales-
sandro Botticelli paint the
famous "Mona Lisa?
3. What famous Atlantic beach
resort is located on an is
land named Abse 0 n
Beach?
4. Herbert Hoover's home is on
the campus of which uni
versity?
5. What element previously
unknown On earth. was
discovered in the suns
spectrum?
6. When and in which state
will the last Presidential
primary be held?
Z Is the oereus, enjoyed by
s visitors in Hawaii, a night
blooming flower, a famous
Hawaiian dish, or a ma
tive dance?
8. Is the head of the United
States Post Office Depart
ment a member of the
Presidents Cabinet?
9. Which British novelist is as
sociateds with. the Isle of
Man?
10. Which state is the most i'm
portant producer of anth-
racite?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29

-, Michael Crowley writes The Citizen
from Laguna Beach, Cal, regretting that
he is not voter here so that he could
vote in the ensuing election. He says:
Although I've often wished to- visit beauti-
full Florida, today wish were and had
been living there. Then could vote, IN
your Democratic Primary for most cap
able man, man that the Senate and the
Nation needs 1 hope you in Florida will
elect --- as Democratic Senator.
Newspaper readers are familier with the
laconic statement paid Political Adver-
tiselae. e., but the above is an unpaid poilr
ticel plug, and is printed to show a devious
way of helping to put over candidate for
office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
TWICE IS ENOUGH

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky.-Just as
Rural Mail Carrier Morton PEN
nick turned into his own drive
way, speeding automobile APP
peared over a ridge and neatly
knocked the postman's car into a
ditch. Two days later, after the
car had been repaired, Pennick
took extra precautions as he
turned into the driveway again,
No luck, though, because a large
truck appeared and knocked it
into. a ditch again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
StrOlIing In The Moonlight
BY J.
ssssssSsesSssssasassessS

by >.
sesssesssssssssssaesessS
Strolling in the moonlight
On the sand beside the sea,
I spied a pair of lovers
In the shadows meath a tree.
They were standing close to-
gether
In the dusk, as lovers will.
Il could hear the words they
whispered
In the night air soft and still
She a dark-eyed Senorita.
He a tall Caballero.
Little sweetheart, do you love
me?'
Eyes, oh ves", she whispered
low.
Then his arms were swiftly
round her
And he drew her to his breast
As her smiling lips she lifted
But dark cloud hid the rest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29

In an address in Miami, State Senator
Ernest R. Graham stated that Florida's de-
lay in pushing the Everglades National
PAX through to completion is costing the
State hundreds of thousands additional
revenue. This column has always con-
tended that the Inauguration of the Park
will be a great asset to Florida in general
and Monroe County in particular. 1t will
be brought about eventually, why not
now?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

More than 100 men are now
employed in handling the ship
ments of pineapples from Cuba.
The last few days there has been
"a steady increase in the ship
ments and the number of cars
arriving. The cars leaving daily
average between SIS and 20.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-29

4 candidate for state office sends
an advertisement to. The Citizen with the
comment that if printed it would receive
his grateful thanks, but wouldn't that be
unfair to all the other candidates who paid
for their advertisements.