davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Nebrosko's Best Chance
Rests in Her Reserves

Biff Jones, the Nebraska mentor
says he has two teams of almost
equal strength. Nebraska's best
chance to win will be through her
reserve strength.
The Cornhuskers are better than
two deep. Stanford hasn't that
much in reserve-I mean when it
comes to matching her second string
against Nebraska's alternate lineup.
Carl Snavely doesn't believe in the
two team idea. The Cornell man.
DARN believes in starting his best
team and then filling in with re-
serves as they are needed.
"A football player in condition
should be good for so or SIS minutes,
Snavely says. And he is better for
that much work"
Nebraska has her share of great
backs. Nebraska and Stanford,
linked together, will present as many
fine backs as any single game has
known all year-up to the Min
neSota-M Michigan standard when
backfield talent included Harmon,
Franck, Bruce Smith, Evashevskl
and WeStfall
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Three years ago-Cecil Smith,
10-goal polo star, broke collar
bone in fall during match be-
tween Texas Rangers and
Mexico.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
From the
PRESS Box
Eve Before Christmas
Inspires Mr.. Lurdner
By JOHN LARDNER,
.pecial Correspondent of The Star.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a (N.ANA).-
Twas the night before Christmas,
And all through the house
Not creature was stirring
But one ID mouse,
Winding his business, and one ID
bard,
Putting together a Christmas card.
At Christmas time I tip my hat
To champions of this and that.
From Joseph Louis, tan Tornado.
To the f1yweight ruler, little Dado;
To Ryan (star Of checker stars,
And George E. Wheeler (parallel
barG;
To the old boy wonder, Willie Hoppe.
And Wilbur Shaw and his feet
jaloppy,
And the undefeated bird dog who
Is known as Testers Enjoy Wahoo:
I'll bet he'd rather be known as
Rover.
Amt it the same the whole world
over?
But call him Spot or call him Sam,
He gets my seasonal salaam,
Along with the boW-and- arrow queen
(Anne Weber is the girl I mean,
And Andrew Ponzi, king of pool.
And Arthur Tauber, fencing fool.
And Roman Pieo (he climbs rope,
And Mr. Herbert Bayard Swope.
And the Fanny bunker (national
sailing,
And Capt. Ahab (free-style whaling),
And Hitchcock, Smith and Iglehart.
To all of these say, in part,
Politely doflng by Christmas lid:
Nice work, and the seasons greet
ings, kid"
Excuse me,
Folks,
But Christmas is one of those times
When poet can lapse
Into free verse
Without paying fine,
And think see
A wassail bowl coming up.
Yessir, here it
Is.
So lift a glass of Christmas mead
To Mr.. and Mrs Sammy Snead:
To the leading jockey. Earl S. Dew;
raise stein and holler, "Skoal!"
To every team in every bowl.
Cotton, oranges, sugar, roses
And also Alfred (Shotput) Blozis.
I hoist a jug to Ethan Allen,
And the handsome swimmer, Gloria
Callen,
And with that last consignment go
A dozen sprigs of mistletoe.
You heard me, pal; a dozen sprigs.
But that don't go for Robert Riggs.
To him I lift the old canteen-
To him and Paul and Dizzy Dean.
| This lifting makes lot of work,
And so, in toasting Joseph Burk,
I merely dunk Christmas crllller
In honor of that peerless sculler)
A merry Yule
| Is this bard's wish
For Frank ODoul
And Frankie Frisch,
And the guy named Frank in the
White House and
Every one else in this favored land.
Ring, you bell,
And chime, you chime,
| For a fair Noel
In a troubled time.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
ARCADIA.

ARCADIA.
Men.
December so 7;;3o pm.
Women,
BecemSer BeeenlSer IS. 7:$9 7:$9 pm Pm.
ARLINGTON.
Men.
December q, 7:33oo pm. Pm.
Women.
December %, 7:30 pm.
CHEVY CHASE.
Men.
December 36, 40 pm.
BeeemSer BecemSer 80, %, 750 7:5500 Pm pm,
becember bSssmSsF 80, %" 80 e pm. m
BRooKLAND.
December 26, $3.50 pm. 7:so pm. and
December q IN 7:so pm.
Bsss%SsF Bsss%SsE s. g: SR: S.R:
55snusry 5snusryy 8, 75$o 775o P.m: D.m:
Women.
De'smD6s DscesseT sS g P;m 80 a6d 7,so n, pm
December 80 7 pm.
JJsn"ary Jsn"ary 5, 73o 7:3o pm. pm
QUEEN PIN.
Men.
December 26 7:3O pm,
NEW RECREATION.
Men.
December 26. 80 pm,
December 80. 7:3o pm. pm.
Women.
Becsmbsr BecsmseT %, %, 7:$S 7:3S pm. Dm
SILVER SPRING.
Men,
December IS. 2:30 pm.
December 80. 7;3o pm.
December 81, 7:30 pm.
Women.
December 80. 7:3O pm.
December 81, 7:30 pm.
COLUMBIA.
Men.
December 30. 700 pm. and 900 pm.
January >, pm.
KING PIN.
Men.
January 2, 7:3o pm.
Women.
December 80. 7:30 pm.
CLARENDON.
Men.
becem6er ecem6er Is, e, 7:sS 7:$o pm D.m.
Women.
December 26, 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-24
Ouu!ifiers in Star Pin Tourney
PENN RECREATION.
Men.
naaa~h On @.pn p NJ


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Conservation
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AuChter, John, r. r.
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Night
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Evening star., 1940-12-24
Hoyos' DooIon Fastest
Bock of Bowl Group

I'd say the fastest back of the
bowl group was Doolan of George
town Reports credit the Hoya flyer
with 96 and 81 for the hundred,
which isn't crawling. Nal Stevens
of N. Y. U. says Doolan is about
the fastest back he ever saw, and the
good DR.. Stevens has seen his
share.
Kimbrough is the hardest hitter
of the lot, with over 220 pounds of
active flesh to use along catapulting
lines. Thomason probably is the
best blocker on the bowl list.
I've seen no back who was more
versatile than Charley ORourke of
Boston College was against George
town. His combined passing and
running was the days big feature
even at 1853 pounds. But, after all,
Davey OBrien was no flop at 150
ORourke also is a first-class punter
and cooler than both sides of an
iceberg.
Evening star., 1940-12-24

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Katz, S. Hebrew
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Evening star., 1940-12-24
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
How Will Your Garden Grow?

depends largely you spring and
gardening garden and grounds would
like To have.
matter small large garden plot VIII find
Packet ready for at this
Service mine Of valuable nor-
nation all phases of gardening
titles Booklets included in this packet
Towering Plants
Gardens
Handspring Home Grounds
How Keep Them
g.. Perennial Towering Plants
g. Successful Rose Growing
packet the below. enclose with
fifty carefully directed Your
gardens packet viii be sent TO At
CLIP COUPON HERE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

II there's anything To the old
adagr of SIT a thief To catch a
thief then there's not much danger
Of blonde Joyce Compton ever
being caught. A. a film scene
stsaier there's nobody Elsa on tns
screen who can quite compete with
her There ara other movie scene
stealers OF course. but none that
really compare with the blonde
former beauty-prize winner when
II comes to film filcblng.
Miss Compton gives one Of her
finest demonstrations Of larceny In
Escape To Paradise" Bobby
Breens new starring picture. now
Al the Riviera theater. Among her
victims are such stellar performers
a. Kent Taylor. Roslna Call.
Maria shelton and young Mr..
Bre<n himself.
Joyce plays the role Of fr1p-
perry. daffy blonde who talks her
elf right out OF romance. The part
II dsftiy tailored 70 her measure
and shs makes tins most Of IT,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

~Nllep1n TemHny~ foMl~uu 60
ssa "trip hsvA = ~ sswsu1 -
aislan 10 ~ raHhs = 1920 sonvA
n ~ psv~ua = Jsna Tspne. -
wHvs - sFHanppss ~ Jennny
wili sppsas ~ ~ ssspen - -
anst sAesasr n '11ysepgy rlonAs
starting so6ay.
ManeUwsm vseewgua psrn1ly -
ehssed ~ sioh1s y : eng1oo -
ptGtur~s hesed n ~ e1voneuvon
a. ~Tnuup1n Tommyr - wn1u1
~nty~1ssy yrsenes y ~ rlpuG
IN s411t,na y Jree& elrrov -
~ een< ese nenyjpv1e neDNoo1D -
netty k<pa. Mtlnogn u1nno ~
nhesses. and Jzaen nsoae~o -
Polly Am Youne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

MUsIC BoN-Thoms< Mitchell
and FREDDIE Bartholomew n
swiss Family Robinson las.
sss. $50. e:Ss. also Richard
Din and Chester Morris IN The
Marines Ply High II 30. 7.s0,
SIS, e3s.
eIyE MOUSE SIR Cedric
Hardwicse and vincent Price
in The Invisible Man Returns
ii:So. 7:i7. ass. T:SS, 10. II.
also Tom Brown and fessy
Moran In "Oh Johnny How fou
Can Love" i.lt, s;sS, o.Ss,
eIi.
RIALTo - Charles LsuEhton
and viyien Leigh In side
walks Of London" i;oe. +;os.
7sos. 1905. also Richard Crofn-
well and George Barber IN
Village Barn Dance, i;5s.
2.5e. $50. s.5e.
RIVIERA - Bobby Breen and
Kent Taylor n Escape 10
Paradise" II 40. $40. $40.
800, 1890: also Tito Guizaf
and Jane Clayton in The Llano
KID" 1870. 400. 40. $50.
Gao.
ROXY - wallace Berry and
Dolores Del Rio IN The Man
Prom Dakota" 2:l5. ass. TAO,
1920: also The Jones Family
In Young As You Feel" lbs,
SIS, Gas. Gas.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-James Stewart and
Marlene Dietrich In "Destry
Rides Again: also Margo and
Walter Abel in Miracle On
Main Street
COMMUNICATING Powell.
Myrna 10y and Nat Pendleton
In Another Thin Man"
KAY sTREET-Lew Ayres and
Beryl Mercer in All Quiet On
The Western Front. also Peter
LORE and Jean Hersholt IN
Mr.. Motto On Danger Island"
LAKEwoOD-Bette Davis. Enrol
Flynn and Donald Crisp In
The Private Lives OF Eliza
beth And Essex"
PARK - william Powell and
Mwna Low In Another Thin
Man: also The March OF
Time"
PROCTOR - Myrna 10y and
william Powell in Another
Thin Man: also Irene Rich
and Henry O'Neill in Every
body's Hobby"
REALART william Powell.
Myrna 10y and Nat Pendleton
In Another Thin Man"
REX Dorothy Lamour and
Akin Tamiroff in Disputed
Passage: also Ronald Reagan
In Code OF The Secret Serv-
ice"
SHELL - Richard Arlen and
Rochelle Hudson in Missing
Daughters: also Tailspln Tom
my in Mystery Plane"
SUNSET - Joel McCrea and
Brenda Marshall In Espionage
Agent: also Preston Foster and
Lynn Bari In News Is Made
At Night"
TEMPLE-Fredric March and
Akin Tamiroff in The Buc-
cancer: also Irene Dunno and
Fred MacMurray In Invitation
To Happiness"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Norma Greco
AS 'Leonora'
To Appear With
San Carlo Opera

Norma Greco, 22-year-old drs-
matte soprano Of the San Carlo
Opera company. is now in her third
season with Fortune GaIlo's COM
pany. who presented her to the
American public as another of his
traditional finds" Born in Italy.
she came to New York at the age
Of eight; her father had preceded
the family and was already a citi-
zen. She studied to be a dancer,
but when sixteen the rare beauty
of her voice determined her career;
she Immediately prepared in New
York for the grand opera stage.
When Fortune Gallo presented
her in New York. the critics. COM
menting on the volume. quality and
force Of the young singers voice.
said: with good luck she should
become one Of the greatest" Her
beauty is quite startling. II there
IS Verdi specialist in opera, Miss
Greco is deserving of that distinc-
lion.
Miss Greco will be heard In Ia
roma Monday evening. April 18th,
when she will appear in the role
pf "Lenora" in III Trovatore."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Tunes In
Rialto Film

A number Of tuneful melodies
make their screen debut In RE-
puhlio's Village Barn Dance. :"
which In now showing az the Rlalto
theater.
"Howdy Neighbor" by Eddie
cherkose, and Hall 10 Lyndale"
by cherkose and Raoul kraushaar
are featured prominently In the
melodious and eye.filling produe-
ton.
what Are Little Girls Made
Of" a speciality by John Lair and
scotty Wiseman, In guaranteed 10
keep audiences humming for many
a day. Other song numbers In.
cinde when DE Clouds c'wine
Roll BY" when the Circus Comes
To Town. and when I Zoo Hoo
In the Valley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Louttit to Address
Enqineers' Club

J. E. Louttit, consulting engineer
OF the Coalene Co., will speak at
the Wednesday luncheon meeting
of the Tacoma Engineers club at
the Hotel Winthrop. His subject
will be Coal in the New Indus
trial Development"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

Recently seen A. the comedy lead
In Nick Carter. Master Detso-
tive" Meek does an about-facs In
The Man from Dakota" with
Wallace Berry. To portray the rols
Of vcatry, a ally, Bringing. uriah
Heap type of character who makes
n living selling food and informa-
ton 10 both the Fedsrals and the
confederatss during the Civil War.
The film Ia now playing At the
Roxy theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

Mlsa DIetrlrh In The role of .
belle nf tho old west. and Stewart
In the usis role. appear with .
hoe. Of important players inciud.
Ing Charles winniEer. Misrha
Ausr, Brian Donlrvy. Irene Her.
vey. Una Msrkel. Allen Jenkins,
Warren Hymer. Samuel =. fiinds,
Billy Gilbert and many others
For her newest role, Miss Diet.
rich portrays . gussy frontier si-
tsrtainer. character that con.
trasts sharply with her recent
screen appearAncss she sings,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Vashon Water Concern
Must Improve System

OLYMPIA-Public Service Di-
rector Don G.. Abel today gave
Ellisport Water company. Of
Vashon island, 80 days TO I'M
prove its water system.
The company was ordered to
clean its reservoir, screen and
raise the outlet Of the reservoir,
stop holes and leaks and screen
the stump from which water Is
pumped. The department gave
the company reasonable time to
overhaul all meters on the system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
PLAN RETAIL ZONE

The council referred to the pub
lie works department Monday a
petition for establishment Of q
retail business district on No. Alder
st. from No. Path to No. 25th SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Main Street

Goings, Comings and Doings
Of Tacomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.
Guy Williams discussing Ma
fional Youth Administration work
Gene Robinson checking column
pf figures-Bin Nero chatting with
fiends-Larry Amundsen examin-
ing old watch-Jack Quill talking
baseball-Bill Conner waving at
friend-Oscar H. Williams enjoy
ing cup of coffee-Jimmy Drlscoll
prospecting on election results -
=. A. Duke Campbell crossing
btreet-Ned Edris greeting friends
John Fishburne presenting legal
papers to Judge L. l.. Black-Clara
Panico missing rain drops - Bill
Turner, the detective, running up
stairs Dick Rodius looking
through store window enviously
watching friend consume milk
ehake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

Thls tire b sh< r<rsen - vss-
cent frscs. stare star with Hsl<n
Hayes N Victoria NextnN~ ard
premln<nt fiim seta<. ne fHslslhl>
Man has newer snd ners startling
srsehs IN the casr~nt rrc-iuesses.
thank. To iIal'ywecd's eamsFa
wiszfsSs
1ne unseen screen sr~etre dc>s
an invisible "Trip trass~ ard vNns
.sh<. .nss neskinns ~ ssts dcwn
to dinner and sxts ssd drinks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

four a 10th t'eniusy.ru1' nsnss
talented yuunK contract p,Ayvvs :
Joan vsisrts. Eiyss knox. Mhrxusr-
its Chapman ana kathsrlns A.
ridge -wiii - given thslr ntkxee1
ser~sr opportunities Ia featured
rcles At ''hauiiou Dollar plsmcnd :
which En~s hefnFs tn cameras thtn
wreck with RleAria cartss direct
lnK, f1osenes rice. WIN viii pay
the feminine lead. u the auiy oshes
player sst for this produe,ion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

dances. nights ard makes lave n
typical western fAshton. ard ~
rolls her own cigarettes.
James Stewart has the fiFss sul.
deor role ~ he career ard ans
that logically fnliows hss ausstsnd.
ing performances IN Mr.. Smith
Goes 10 Washington"
Miracle on Main street SHARES
the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Donald Meek Turns from Comedy to
Villainy in The Man from Dakota

Donald Meek Of the screens surefre comedians has
followed in the footsteps of another former comedian Gene
Lockhart and turned To vialny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
'DestrY Rides Again on New Bill
Which Comes 10 the Beverly Today

One OF the Imposing canta Of the headed BY
Marlene Dietrich and James Stewart will BE- In Uni
versafs "Dcsry Rides Again." opening a return engage
ment today nj the Beverly theater
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Can You Imagine,

Warner Brothers have kicked up
almost as much fuss about its "Vir-
ginia City" as Dave Selxnick did with
his Gone With The Wind" and many
of the interesting facts brought 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20

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Var Refugee!

And that will be all for except this a. Con-
fucius might have said "In springtme young mans
fancy turn TO love and old man make Of himself
asow
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| sooth-
EotI in
Ito bed
|. she q
lei that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
A PreUieU!

A PreUieU!
When Wallace Berry was In Furnace Creek, Death
Valley, population: SOY, he had movies sent ur
to run with the daily PUSHES He invited the towns
folk in Among the films sylvia Villa which
Berry made six years ago. After the show, one OF ths
citizens thanked Berry profusey, saying That's the
first 'preview' Eve seen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-15
NuS GleDelQuO, Ohio
%alentinc-S San; Der Smaenbs
NhtcilrnG.

Pr! ,sreitng. Sen 16. SSebruar, z
l;hr 'bcnos, .p;rb Elm %alentineportic
a'i1 Snn5 rom Sugenofonitee Der
Slu' ioc u.:o 4 i'm @citle'te Soh.
icrbS;m iii, Sic Mitglicocr ser Gin-
oera rillnn uno oeren Trellnoc pors
ttrct tet, lrh5ll mld, b.i Su9enobnno
6rr Wciteltc hcr5l h cinaelaben lit.
Cs pirS ein @rie'triiger nm Ylabe
icin 'inb sic &orten in Enlpfana neb.
men. ,no aut oafiir lor9en, baB Sic
il nuSneteilt irerben. See Cream llno
Guden pirO 'erpert. allcb lit cine nn-
geneDme lleberrn'dulng 5lgeoadt
2ic 'Nitglieocr 5ohen freien Gintritt
m. "1r5ei1cl1 Ser Rarte, sic lie ers
halt II. Nihtnitglicoer be5nblen 1Bc.
s. u cine quite Wtlliif lmo alIe5 ihon
uOrbt"e:tct unm GDm:tce uno mir
bltt2n lie Gl''rn nih' 81 pereellen
tic Tinocr ms Srd,'cnbeim 81 brin-
Gcu I'M 16. Eebrllur.
SrS aonitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-15

Samstns, ben 80. WGrs. abenos
$50 llbr, oeranltaltet rtr Gintradt-
Sermania Mannerhor luler 9iiti9er
Witp.rfune bcs Saron:a Oamen6or
einen Seimatsabenb i'm eroBen Stile,
oeiien Wittelrunft Elm idbliides
Singipiel lit. rgeim 9renn6en" IN
stuei slufsiieen bon @retc Slnnertb-
3ultner. Ml,iif bon Wenpo &irdner
Nifplaus iein miro.
IS lit ie:.t langer 3eit nihts mebr
in idhiiiher Munbart bert rLus9ebrad)t
tuorben, 10 baB oieier AnlaB als iuia.
fomneu beaeihnet miro uno 5,nnal
oaS Singlpiel in GROCER slLfnlah,,ng
beraltsfomnlen MIRO. 8runo eenug
porbanben lit lms Sahien IN pollter
Grwartllng 81 erbalten. G.n5elbeiten
oariiber folgen ipGter.
Ias &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-15
3lucig 33.

2tuen @riibcrn ocs 2lpeiaeS 33 5llr
gci1Qigen 9tahritt. Sob oie nGthltc
@rrionnlllln1 orl tSrcitaa, beu 16.
tScbr!lar, s lihr nbcn0s, iu inherent
Scin ltattInbct
Die SinanShcnnrtcn merbeu oud)
oicsmol etipas Iriiber am YloB leiu
nm 3abIlluacu entgcgen Sll nebmcn.
9tuc @riioer lpurocn erIlld)t, it'd I'M
eigenen Sntereiic beim Serein rrnh
Central %crhanh gutltehene 5l bal
ten.
%n icNer Gerionlmlllng iino mid
tigc @cId,Gfte 81 crlcbigeu, besbalb
mcroen bie @riiber erInd)t, 10 sobl
reid me mogIid, in ser Gerianlnl.
hung 81 criheincu, hnmit mir uns me
nigltens cinnal I'M Mnnot bcgriibeu
fOnnen ilnb nod ser GcrIammllmg
ein paar Stllnben lns gelniitlid llls
terbalten.
8eorg Shaier. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-15
Nod Elm idd,iiihes
6eihdft mehr

Wir beebrer llns nllen Siebenbiir.
ger Sad)len llno ocmtiben 6reumocn
bcfannt 81 MAIDEN, oaB 6crr Yeter
Weii, gebiirtig aus &leinid)elfen, bie
WirtId)aft befannt inter Sen Namen
vWcgsultp's Gafe", 1926 Sllperior
Mpe., t1uflid) er,porben bat uno 10.
nit Gigentiin,er ocsielben lit. Scrr
SSsobn Shtuab lit ser Manager oes
BeihGftes nno bcioe pcroen iif,
freuelt. tpenn ibre 2anbsleute sic
Siebenbiirger Sablen lmo 9euti1en
ibre @irtifaft bei,lhen, benn beioe
iin0 Nitstie0er oes 3lpeig 33 unb be,
liebt bel aQan Ole iie feunen. &err