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LEGISLATURE

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tempt would be made to pass It
N time to affect the February II
primary.
The house and senate quickly
adopted a concurrent resolution
permitting legislators to draw their
s5-a-day salary in advance at the
rate of $50 a week for % weeks.
Bills introduced in the senate
included those which would:
Permit old age assistance recipi-
ents to receive a total maximum
income of $40 a month from all
sources.
Permit the formation OF co0pera.
tive associations to produce and
distribute natural gas and electrici-
ty.
Place a tax OF FIVE cents a pound
in butter substitutes.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Pear Mckenny. i'll with
pneumonia. is now someN hat i'm
proved.
Alfred Thurman. years old. and
his sister Carol s years, have
measles.
Mayor Ross X. Bower, confined
10 his home with influenza since
Tuesday, is reported improving.
Mrs Pearl Woods IS confined TO
her home with a cold
Ernest NJ. Maddux. street COM
missioner, is confined 10 lis home
with influenza.
DR.. owen j. Cleary. who was
brought home Sunday after an op
Grafton in University Hospital
Thursday became suddenly worse
during the night and was returned
10 the hospital this morning. Doc
tors have been busy with X-rays
and tests TO determine the trouble.
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Blocks Vacation Paw

Lansing. Jan. 9-AP-Republi-
can Auditor General Vernon j.
Brown today blocked a S625 vacl-
ton pay bonus for Governor Van
Wagner.
He previously had blocked, too,
an attempt to raise the salaries and
wages Of about third of the state
highway departments staff Of
$500 employees.
Van Wagner had petitioned for
an amount equal to a months pay,
to recompense him for the vaca-
ton he might have had at sta;e
expense had he not resigned as
state highway commissioner No
vember ~, subsequent to his cleo
ton as governor.
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Two in Lansing to Plan
For Defense Training

Superintendent Z. H. Chapelle
and Frank Schimel were in Ian
sing Wednesday TO discuss with
George Fern, state director of the
board OF control OF vocational ed1-
cation, plans for an Ypsilanti fed
eral defense training project
A meeting of the local advisory
committee has been scheduled for
Friday at 1880 in the Hotel Huron
at which George Hayes, of Mr..
FERNS department, will speak. it
is expected that the application
for the defense program viii lie
sent to Lansing after the meeting
and If approved. work may start
next week
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HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE

Many Of those gnaving, naeging painful
backacbes people blame on colds or strains are
often caused by tired kidneys-and may be
.elieved when treated in the right way.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of tax
ing ercess acids and poisonous waste out q
the blood. They help most people pass about
3 pints q day.
II the rs miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well poisonous waste matter stays
In the blood. These poisons may start nagging
baekaches. rheumatic pains, loss Of pep aud
energy, getting up nights, swelling. puiiness
under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Ere
burning sometimes shows there IL something
wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't Waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
T'lls, used successfully by millions for over 30
years. They give happy relief and will help
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pilla.
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DRAFTEES LEAVE

Escanaba. Jan. 9-AP-- One hun.
dred one draftees from the Upper
Peninsula left here Wednesday
night for Fort Sheridan, III. The
group completed the January quota
for the Escanaba induction center.
and the men were selected from
Iron, Dickinson, Houghton, Kewee-
nav Ontonagon, Bsraga, Gogebic
and Menominee Counties.
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TRAFFIC TOLL SIN

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 9-Detroit' $
traffic toll for the new year reach
ed six Wednesday with the death
of William Coates, So, Coates
died in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospi-
tai of injuries received Monday
at Grand River and Meyers when
he ran into the side of a car dri-
ven by Stirling B. Mayes. So, Mon
roe
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GIVEN PRISON TERM

Cassopolis, Jan. . Gordon
CBuss) Miller. "a. Sister Lakes
tavern operator. was sentenced
Wednesday to serve from IL
months to 10 years in prison by
Circuit Judge Glenn L. Warner
for obtaining money under false
pretenses. Miller was convicted
on a charge of obtaining $500
from Maurice Nandervelde. Sum-
neryille tavern operator. to OBJ
tain a liquor license for him.
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GRANTED WAGE INCREASE

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 0 In.
creases of 10 per cent in wages
for the so clerical employees OF the
Hotel Statler were announced
Wednesday in connection with a
wage dispute which brought Of
flee workers OF the hotel out on
three-hour strike Dec. 81. The
increase amounts in each instance
to S1.75 a week.
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Aid to Britain to be
Community Forum Topic

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 9-"How
Much Aid to Britain will be the
topic of a community forum Mon
day evening in Pattengill Audito-
rum, Ann Arbor. Speakers will be
Prof Robert II. Mcdowell and Prof
Roy w. Sellars, both of the Univer-
Yersity Of Michigan, who will speak
for 25 minutes each. a discussion
period will follow.
The topic for the March q for
um has been announced as Ann
Arbor Social Agencies.
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THE WEATHER

Weather forecast for Thursday
Ypsilanti and vicinity Cloudy with
OCCASIONAL drizzle or snow flurries
today followed by partly cloudy 10
night and Friday. Somewhat colder
with lowest temperatures tonight
about %; gentle to moderate north
west winds.
Temperature at : a. m. 80: wind
direction west northwest; wind We
locity II miles per hour; barometer
1882. rising.
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DRAG FOR RoDV

Detroit, Jan. Police to-
day dragged for the body Of a wo-
man, identified as Janette Cong
don, 80, OF Rocky River. o.. who
ignoring shouts of warning from
several persons, walked out onto
the thin ice in Lake st. Clair and
fell through some 400 yards from
shore.
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TO PAY ROYALTIES

Bay City,'Jan. 9-General Mo-
tors Corp. Wednesday was order
ed to pay royalties estimated at
more than 100000 to Copeman
Laboratories Co.. Flint, for its
use of patented tray in refriger-
ators made by General Motors.
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WASHINGTON UP - Secre-
tary Of War Henry L. Stimson an.
nounced today that Caribbean de.
lenses Puerto Rico. Panama and
Irinidad-are being placed under
The command headed by Lieut..
Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis.
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IN WALL STREET
MARKET OPENS
IRREGULAR TO-DAY


New York. Jan. 9-INS- The
stock market opened irregular TO-
day in moderately active dealings.
Some steels were strong. Beth
lehem advanced a point In the
first few minutes of trading. IT, S.
Steel gained sizeable fraction,
opening on a block OF 1900 shares
Rail shares were in further de-
mand after Wednesdays advance
Gains were small. Atchison opened
on 1000 shares.
Motors eased, with both Chrysler
and General Motors Off United
aircraft was lower, as were Stand
ard of ~ J. and North American.
American Can opened a point
higher.
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RITES TO-DAY FOR CAPTAIN

St Clair. Jan 2 Members Of
Port Huron Lodge No. 2. Interna-
tional Shipmasters Association
will attend services today for Capt
Jesse VI Brinss. Ga. senior officer
on the VI. a. Hanna Co. lines who
died at his home here.
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Child Returned

Three year old Johnny Bassett'
Ala Perrin St, was returned TO
his home this morning after local
police officers found him playing
in the snow at the Forest Ave.
bridge. He had been reported miss
ing by his mother.
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News Briefs

LANSING - UP-A drive TO en-
roll all state workers in the State.
County and Municipal Workers
Union (ClO). was under way today
after an open meeting Wednesday
night sponsored by the union.
VICHY, France Up Severe
weather which has frozen canals
has combined with a shortage Of
railroad rolling stock to intensity
a food shortage in the Paris area,
reports showed today Coal watch
might be sent TO Paris by canal
must wait until the canals thaw-
when it will not be needed.
MANAGUA. Nicaragua UP.
Government officials have just re-
ceived Christmas greetings by air.
mail from the German government.
The greetings came in six mail
bags, along with, propaganda tracts
denouncing President Roosevelt.
ZURICH. Switzerland UP 4
belated but apparently reliable ac-
count OF disorders in Paris last
Armistice Day revealed today that
German troops employed sub-ma-
chine guns TO quell demonstrators,
British sky-writing airplanes flew
over the city, and German authori-
ties withdrew Paris meat rations
for two days.
VlCHY- Admiral William
d. Leahy. who presented his ere
dentials as new United States am
bassador to France Wednesday
conferred today with Chief Of State
Marshal Henry Philippe Petain.
ROME Up The government
may issue a decree compelling TIA.
ians to turn in used tin cans It
food shops when they apply for can
ned goods the newspaper La Stam-
I pa reported today. -imilarly, con
sumers may be required to turn in
glass jars and wooden or straw
boxes.
LONDON up Lord Horde-.
royal physician, said today after
tour OF the provinces that there
Is no such thing as a good air raid
shelter and half the time the PEG.
pie are in shelters they are not
protecting themselves any more
than II they stayed at home
SHANGHA1--AP- United States
Naval and Marines officers received
/ invitations too late 10 attend the
annual Japanese naval review held
Tuesday IN Hougkew. japanese
| controlled section OF International
/ Settlement. The invitations arrived
after the ceremonies were complet.
ed. British officers also we're alb.
sent. apparently for the same rea.
son, but Italian and French attaches
witnessed the display OF force.
which included a parade Of 5000
Japanese marines and mechanical
units.
WASHINGTON INS-The Pres.
ident will not name an ambassador
TO Great Britain this week. his sec
rotary. stephen Early. said today.
Last week Mr.. Roosevelt said that
he would give the Senate the nom.
instion for tho post before the end
Of this week. The Senate adiourns
today until Monday and Early said
there would be no nomination today.
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Probe Explosion

Detroit Edison Co. linesmen were
investigating today to determine
the cause OF an apparent explosion
OF one of their lamp-pOsts on y.
Washington ST. mere about 8 o'clock
this morning. Witnesses said the
explosion could be heard for two
blocks. and that the post was blown
off its base and against a nearby
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-09
TRIAL SET JAN. %

Detroit. Jan ZAP Federal
Judge Arthur F. Lederle announced
Wednesday that trial Of Frank ID.
Mckay. Republican national com
mitteeman, and II other defend
ants would begin Jan. 2S.
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VERSAILLES

Vegetables
Detroit Mich, Jan. 8
CARROTS-No. /, $50 a5c doZ bun.
CABBAGE-No. /, 4Od SOC bu.
BEETS-No. ]. 400 CSC bu.
POTATOES-New. No. l.. i5q 90c
bu.
ONIONS. No. !. dry. 600 zoe so lbs.
CELERY No. /. 250 Csc doz. bchs.
PARSLEY-35-45c doz. punches.
SPINACH-Ao. /. 500 i5c bu
PEAS Black eye. Sl9l.35 bu.
CAULIFLOWER 90 No. /. 75c q
9Uc. tu.
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Pays For Speeding

Harold Van Allen. this city paid
So for speeding when he appeared
in municipal court Wednesday.
Those paying 81 each for traffic
infractions we're George Black,
Noel Walker. Howard Millage, l..
NJ. Thomas, and Marie Atkins, all of
Ypsilanti, and Howard Gerstler
Ann Arbor
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Daily Market Report

WHEAT-No. : REQ. IL earlotA
96c
BARLEY No. feedins. Sic: new
mailing. 57Q6lc.
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Takes Shovel

] axes onoNel
When Mrs. a. George told col
ored man who knocked at her door
about $50 this morning that she
had some one to clean her walks,
he started away and she closed the
door Apparently he switched his
old shovel for her new one which
was standing on the porch, how
ever, she reported.
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Guild Garage

d. NJ. Silkworth oil Co. is build
ing a garage for their trucks on the
property lately acquired at the
northwest corner OF Park and North
ST. II will be 66 35 feet with the
long side on Park ST.
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ST R|KE

CONTINUED from Page One)
ing the spans over the Chicago
River.
Police officials feared that II
the bridges were raised they would
not be lowered. and traffic arteries
between the heart OF the city and
good portion OF its residential
section would be severed.
DETROIT-UP-W William Bryant
brother OF Mrs. Henry Ford. Is
dead today after a short illness.
He was 70. Funeral services will
be Saturday
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Fruit

Detroit. Mich. Jan. o
Mcintosh. No. l. 1850
$50 bu.
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Livestock


Detroit, Mich. Jan. 9-Cattle-
Wednesday receipts. 900. Choice
to prime yearlings. DAY fed,
Sll.5Od13 good TO choice year
lings. dry fed. Sl0.50Qll.50; choice
to prime heavy steers. dry fed,
sl1.50 a 1880; good to choice
heavy steers, dry fed, $1,000
a IL: short fed cattle. 50 a
10; mixed steers and heifers. SSq
81 fair to good steers and heilers,
SOS; commCn cattle, $6q7; best
cows. $6.50q7; few choice cows
up to 1925; fair TO good beef cows,
s575q6.50 Gamer and cutter
cows. S4G5.75; old rims. 1915;
down; best light butcher aud heavy
bologna bulls. s7.50qS; medium
weight bologna bulls, $500 1850;
light common bulls. $500 6.25;
stock bulls. $3.50 a $50; good to
choice stockers and feeders. IS a
II; common to fair stockers and
feeders, s6@75O; mixers and
springers, s50qS0.
Calves Wednesday receipts, ZOO:
some select calves, $3.50: bulk of
best $3.50; fair to good, $l1.50Q13;
seconds. $9.5OQ1l; culls and COM
mon, $6G9.
Sheep and lambs "Wednesday re-
ceipts. 1900: some choice lambs,
Sizes; hest :amEs az close. $3.50
10; fair to good, ss.50@9.50; sec
onds. $7GS25; best sheep. 81 q
5; heavy fat sheep. S3G3.50:
Culls and common. s2.50d3.
Hogs Wednesday receipts 1000
Good and choice 200.230 lbs, $3.50;
good and choice 23O.25O lbs, $40;
good and choice 10000 lbs. $40;
good and choice 25O.27O lbs. $3.50;
good and choice 27O.30O lbs. s7.O5;
heavies, 30O-S25 lbs, $685., heavies,
S5O-4O0 lbs. $685.; heavies, 4O0-i5O
lbs. 1855: roughs. s5.75 lights. So
$3.50; pigs, S.; stays, s475.
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Ypsilanti Briefs

building. Linesmen said it was new
to their experience and could give
no reason for the occurrence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-09
Butter and EGGS

Detroit, Mich, Jan. g
.BUTTER-best creamery IN tubs
29Ac.
EGGS Current receipts, 1910;
dirties, lie; checks Ice.
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Attend Services

Relatives and friends from out
OF the city who attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Arthur B. Curtis
Wednesday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Palosky. Leslie
Mrs. Freda Lindquist and Mrs. John
Mosher. Minneapolis, Mrs. William
Bach, Hillsdale. and Mrs. Gustaye
Lundquist, Plymouth.
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Poultry

Poultry
Detroit. Mich. Jan. 9-Poultry:
market steady. Hens. lbs up. lSc;
under lbs. 12c: legnorn mems, 3
lbs up. 14c; cocks, l0Ql2c; rock
springers, 19c; leghorn springers,
l2c; ducks, white, lbs up, lSc;
geese, 13c.
No unloading Of poultry before
I a. m. or after p. m. No unload.
ing Saturdays.
Grain
Detroit. Mich, Jan. g
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heavies. 3OO-S25 lbs, $685. heavies,
35O-4O0 lbs. $685.: heavies. 4O0-450
lbs. 1855; roughs. s5.75; lights, So
$3.50; pigs, Sc; stays, S475.
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Grain
Detroit, Mich. Jan. g
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-09

LONDON-UP- Lord Horde-.
royal physician, said today after
a tour OF the provinces that there
Is no such thing as a good air raid
shelter and half the time the PEG.
pie are in shelters they are not
protecting themselves any more
than II they stayed at home
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-04

Ameia IT..

Gs oiene allen Sftpeitern CUR ge,
fGIlisen gabridt, baB sic nGdlte
&eriammlune am Counting, Sen 7
0esember, 2 llbr nahmittogs, itatt,
finoet. ga in oieier @erlammluna
au6 Sic 8samtinnen fir oas ssabr
1912 setpablt tuerben iollen, 10 tper,
oen aue Sdsueitern aebeten anne.
ieno 81 iein. Nab Ser @eriammluno
tperoen bie @eburtstaesidhpeltern
&atb. SulSner, aatb. 3adel uno 6.
@erner 8affee rno Sudden ierpie-
ren. Sn ser lebteu @eriammluna
botten mir sic ssre,lbe mieoer Stpci
ncue Mitglieber in sen @erein auf,
silnebmen, nGmlih Matbiloa g.
Sritid) nnb Maria sc. Gatterion.
Sic murben bon ErGi. 6. Seutid,
lGnoer inn Namen bes @ereins bers,
lih niIlfommen gebeiben.
Charlotte Salf. Sefr.
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6oh,ettselofen

Sonntag. Sen %. Ncp., lGutetcu
Die Sohseitsgloden ser ct. Euulus
Stride fir oos bcliebte 9routpoar
lorraine Mrtboier uno Sunnp Sal.
men. ga beioe i'm Ielbeu Subr IN Ser
ct. 9alllus Stride foniirmiert mu.
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fannt uno beliebt bel Ser 8emeinoe
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treues Mitglieo. Ser slltar mar bon
elmer Sre,lnoin oes j,,ngen Yaares,
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nuros bon ibren Gater Dem slltcy
algefiibrt. Sic Iab in ibrem 9rmlt,
Idmud uno Dem langen meiben
Shleier lieblih aus. SaItor Grnit
Shmiot, Ser Die beioen fonfirmiert
bate, uoa5og Die 5raullng. Natriciu
Quinn lang .9ecal,ie" iebr gut.
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Silie BON 2orrains Mutter, 1rm
g. s(rtbofer a,no anoeren sSreun-
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DIOR Ierpierten am Siif.
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yiebenbarsii6. .Ametifanil6eS SpllsbIaM
NnS farrell, pa.

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llbr nadmittags, iinbet bie resel'
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oieIer Geriammlung audi Sic Beam,
ten fir oas fommenSe Ssabr eripGbli
neroen, 10 ereebt sic @itte an alle
9riiSer, bieler Sibutg beisuipoD.
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ser, made es sir sur Yfliht in bieie
Geriammllina 5u fommen nno iprid,
Fir oi6 ielbit.
Sieie &eriammllng ipurbe OH
Sen Sonntag peritloben, neil uniere
Sugcno ON Samstagabeno. Sen 6.
Se5ember. in sSarrea &orbbaI ipielt
unh sipar in ser alien Sohihule.
sIlio auf ibr Sadien unb ssrAms
Sc. Jung uno alt, su bem aorbbaa-
Ipiel. SaBt uns uniere ssugenh elm,
mnl redlt unteritiiben.
Ssobu 6iintber. 'Sefr.
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,lms Detreit, >l1id,iean
Mdtmna Ietruit!
@erte Mitalie0er Oes 3tpeid 81

@erte Mitslieoer oes 3.peig 81!
Gas Sabr 1871 neist iif gu GnSc,
oamit enNet aber aucb ser s(mtster.
min oes geomtenitobes, ser nod
gut Senfen fir Sen Gerein gearbei.
tet bat. Sic Geriammlung finbet am
Z. Se5enlber in Ser &arpatbia SaGs
al Glmwooo uno Ereiton ltatt. Sic
&erIammlllng fGngt biesmal punft
? l(br nahmittags an, neil sic ges
amtenwabl itattfinoet. Nah ser Ser.
iammlllng gibt es pom Gerein se.
ihenft fir aae anpeienoen, Oh poi
iiues ooer aftipes Wtitalieo, Iolange
Wann ooer Srau gum 0erein eebG-
rem, elm Nbenoeiien. Sir freies @e-
trdnf lit ieitens oes 8eamtenitabes
audi seiorst. @erte Mitglieber! gs
miro pieles geboten, es lpiiroe uns
oaber freuen, 5ablreif uno piinftlidj
beginner su oiirfen.
90. Seutih, Sefr.
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2lms Columbus, Ol,ie
3iueis 3S.

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ben. GS mar Elm iebr ihGues SseIt
eiu ieoer ser oa mar bat einen outer
Gag erlebt. Shon INN 5 llbr obeuo;
mar ulles uusperfuuft. Zen better
Sanf Sem &omitee.
9alo lteben mir mieoer Dor einen
Snbresmeh'cl, no es Sic Gilid1t uni
Sd)uloiateit eilles ieocn .titalieoes
it, in sic Heih'I ieiner Mitalieoet
Slt hltden uno cincu pfliftgetreuer
9eantenItab fiir Nas nGtite Sabr,
1912, su plhlcn. @erte @riioer unN
SdapeItcrl, Sic SIR nod eiuen Crop.
fen iGdlIiihes @lut in ereren soern
babt, fonlmt lluo Benefit es in sic,
Ier GerIummll,ng. Sies tGnuen uber
MIR iolhe @riioer ridtig lmo slnl
geIten oes Gercins tln, melfe aud
Den &eriammll,neeu beilpobnen,
ocnn es lit ser red,te Glab, no mon
oic Mtitalieoer uusiufen fam. 81,
nen beionoereu sll,fr,tf rid)te ih bier.
nit an 1,niere alteu Tioniere uno
Wtitglleoer, melhc cine munbcrborc
Nrbeit IN unierem GcrcinsIebcu &c.
tan haben, noiiir mir Shnen ard)
tets oanfhar iino. Eionicre, ihr ieit
nod nidlt iertig oenn beute Itcben
mir Dor einem @enoepunfte, uno Sic
3uflmit lit sic S,,geno. Gieies Sobr
baben mir quite Yioniere ourh Sen
600 pcrloren, inOem lie in cine BEL
lere Scinut abberl,ieu mproen iino.
ShipeIterl unb @riiocr, fcumt unb
nlaft el,h gutitebeno uuo bite nid)t
sr pergeiien Sen Sterbeoolur su be.
5ablen. s. 8otmeiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-04
2iueiq ).

gllen 8riioern aicue sur geiGlli.
gen Nahris,; oaB sic regclmGbiae
Gcriamml,na Samstae, Sen 6. o.
5cmber, 7 llbr abenos. itattiinoet.
@ieoer lit Elm sSabr pergangen ,no
Sic 9camten,pahl lit mieoer "a uno
ale @riioer nerScn eriud)t in oieie
Gerlammliug 81, frnmen uno sic
bciteu @riiber su eripGblen iiir einen
ieOen Soften. llebcrbaupt Sic Ser.
maltlln9srate ipllten Sic better ieiy
mas mir MIR befommeu fGnnen. SSn.
bcsug llnieres ErGlibenten 9r. s.
GeutidlGnoer Sr., ser ioIlte tpieoer
getrGblt neroen, benu er bat gut ges
tan ichon 2 Sabre uno er bat es pers
oient mieoer aelpIblt s1 iueroen. sd,
bin iiber5e1gt, oaB ein ieSer @rubcr
tpeib chi menn er itinrn1en iou -
benn mir fcnnen lns ale.
Sscbn Suub, Scfr.