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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Basement Coal Pile
Niagara Of Energy

Few coal stoker owners are
aware OF the amount Of energy
that the coal they burn contains.
A stream OF coal two feet in
diameter. flowing no faster than
the Niagara River (about four
miles per hour will supply as
much energy as all the water that
tumbles over Niagara falls. A ton
of water must fall a mile to de-
velop the energy equivalent to q
pound of coal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Good Housekeeping

a series of housekeeping DEM
constructions has been begun for
tenants of two large United States
Housing Authority low-rent prof.
ects in Pittsburgh, Pa. Demonstra-
tons will be given in care OF
household. cooking, child care and
similar subjects. The Pittsburgh
Board of Public Education is CO.
operating with the Pittsburgh
Housing Authority in the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Versatile
Heating NOT Only Usa
Of Coal

Few owners of coal piles realize
what products are manufactured
from the coal with which they are
so familiar.
Other than heating, the uses OF
coal are stranger than fiction
Scent for perfumes and cosmetics
mercurochrome. aspirin and many
drugs used in sleeping sickness are
derived from coal tar.
Hosiery, velvet. bathing suits
racket strings, bristles for brushes
|neckties, and parachutes for the
air corps are made from nylon, a
coal product.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
MuBtr AntpB

Ida Mason, former Boston soprano
concert singer, is now living in New
York City, This week she returned to
Boston to visit Mrs. Ancrum Forster
of IA West Rutland Square.-Mr.
Baker and his Gospel Chorus will sing
at the New Charles Street Church
Sunday evening, July 27, at 7:30
o'clock At 6 u.m. all young ladies
and young gentlemen are invited to
special program to be given under the
direction of Miss Cecilia Peay, assisted
by Barbara Nelson, and Barbara Will
liams. Blennie Blount is memorizing
program of songs to present to the
public sometime during the summer.
Most all of the various musical clubs
of Greater Boston are now on vacation.
Zion Church choir will reorganize.
Bessie Maybe, soprano, concert art
ist, has gone to Ohio to spend the rest
of the summer months. She may also
give a song recital while there.-The
Coleridge- Taylor musical club of
Boston will continue to hold their meet
ings at 558 Mass. Ave-, every fourth
Sunday in every month. James Hinton
states that, because of the army draft
of young men he will organize new
orchestra William Wooton is still do
ing good work with his musical unit.
Mack Boatwright and George Soso
are keeping up with their mlusical
activities.-R.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Interest in Home
Sewing Increases
Personal Handwork Adds
Right Touch.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

Perhaps it is the economy urge
such as always accompanies a war
time period, perhaps it is the in
creasing number of graduates
turned out from sewing schools each
year, anxious to apply their skill
and genius in make your own
demonstration. Or perhaps home
sewing is receiving encouragement
from clubs and organizations form
ing sewing units among members
for patriotic service. Maybe it is
because there is such endless in
spiration in the lovely fabrics avail
able at such amazingly reasonable
prices. Put this together with the
fact that you can buy patterns for
everything in threads to match and
talk about modern sewing machines
with this gadget and that to work
sewing miracles. Now is it any Won
der that tucking, embroidering, fag-
oting, hemstitching and a thousand
and one other nice performances
can be enjoyed by almost the mere
pressing of a button. Yes indeed,
there's every treason why" statis-
tics show a renewed interest in
home sewing. There is also an up
swing recording in the interest wom-
en- are showing in dainty handwork
touches. 1t is said there will be a
considerable use of bead embroid-
cry and decorative sequin trims,
which offers pleasant pastime to
women who like to "make pretty
things" at home.
One of the new trends gaining i'm
portance for fall is the manner in
which monograms are being worked
so conspicuously and designfully on
suits, blouses, dresses. Your tweed
suit will look smarter if your jacket
bears a dramatic hand-embroidered
monogram in bold colorS.
Another charming note that calls
for the hand-embroidered touch is
the way in which simple wool frocks
are adorned with single big flower
worked on the bodice, with a CORE
spending floral somewhere on the
skirt, possibly just below the hipline
to the right. This idea is being car
ried out very successfully in black
and white because of the vogue of
black and white. It is also rich
with possibilities for fall in multi
color effects.
Dresses and ensembles will be de-
tailed with hand crochet for fall.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Accent Is on Luxury
Blouse Type for Fall

The blouse program as mapped
out for fall and winter will use much
luxurious fabric. Pastel metal cloth
made up in classic simplicity is one
of the happy outlooks. Matching the
pastel of the metal weave with crepe
in identical tone presents endless
possibilities for achieving charming
effect. In some instances a bit of
the crepe used for the skirt is re-
peated in stylizing accents on the
metal blouse.
Wide use will be made of deep
toned satins and they will be made
up similar to the manner suggested
above for metal weaves. Silk jer-
sey is also favored medium. Used
in vivid reds, green's or blues to
wear with black suits, the new jer-
sey blouses are stunning.
The guardian., 1941-07-26

and left, are of the casual type for
town and travel wear. For these
remnants of tweed will work up
to good advantage and if you want to
give them a 'Iast word touch, en-
broider a big scroll monogram
somewhere about them-on pocket
or sleeve or some other strategic
point
Outstanding on the seasons pro-
gram is the sleeveless long-torso
jacket, known as the jerkin. 1t is
the schoolgirls idol and adored by
sportswomen. The jerkin sketched
at lower right, is easy to make,
easy to wear! Use bright corduroy
or suede cloth. Jerkin patterns are
available anywhere they sell pat
terms. M
Coolie coats, the popular choice
for evening wear, are ever so easy
to make for they require little or
no fitting. The "coolie" sketched
at lower left, is a perfect little
treasure" The material used in this
instance is prettily embroidered in
quaint little posies. Handsome bro
cade or metal cloth yields beauti-
fully to the coolie treatment. Women
of discriminating taste love coolie
wraps made of fine wool or silk
crepe in subtle pastel greens, vio-
let shades, or Chinese reds. The
newest thing is to embellish them
with a restricted amount of sequin
or bead embroidery. Note the model
in the lower oval inset. In this in
stance the sheer crepe is in soft
stone blue, the embroidery done in
silver threads and beadwork.
CReleased by Western Newspaper Union.l
The guardian., 1941-07-26

with water and vinegar until it boils.
Add apples and simmer until tender
Remove apples from syrup. Mix re-
naming q cup of sugar with flour and
salt and add to syrup, cook until
thickened, add shortening and vanilla,
Pour into unbaked pie shell and bake
in hot oven 20 to 25 minutes.
APPLE GRIDDLE CAKES
2 c. bread in small cubes
2 C. hot milk
l tbs. shortening
l tbs. sugar
Il tsp. salt
2 eggs, separated
l c. chopped ripe apples.
Soak bread and milk until soft. Put
Soak bread and milk until soft. Rub
to paste, add shortening, sugar, salt
and well beaten egg yolks. Add -four
and baking powder. Fold in stiffly
beaten egg whites. Stir apples into
batter with fork. Drop by spoonsful
on a CREASED griddle. Serve hot with
syrup or jelly.
The guardian., 1941-07-26

a CCORDING to fashions say-so,
A you must be smartly jacketed
everywhere you go. Your play suits,
your daytime ensembles, evening
dresses and afternoon frocks are all
supposed to have complementary
jackets, with a few "extras" to be
held in readiness to report for duty
at the beck and call of time and
occasion. So no matter how many
jackets you have they will be none
too many to include in a fashionable
wardrobe.
In a program of interchangeable
jackets the secrets out, as to how
to go VIGOROUSLY through the mid
season stretch between summer and
actual fall with flying colors" so
far as keeping well-dressed ap-
pearance is concerned. Every Wom-
an wants to maintain refreshing
up-to-the-moment look in summer
hangover apparel until autumn
styles are set. This is quite ''trick"
in the art of dressing. interchange
able jackets that faunt "the latest"
in styling details is an answer.
With the thought in mind that the
attractiveness of the jacket fash
ions pictured might inspire you in
a sewing spree venture, we are espe-
cially calling your attention to the
several pen and ink sketches, select
ed because the numbers are really
very easy to make. You can buy
up such pretty remnants at this time
of year, so reasonable and with the
investment of a little time and eff
fort you will find yourself the happy
possessor of jackets that, ingenious
ly interchanged, will set new tempo.
for your frocks in keeping with ev-
cry move of fashion.
Referring to the pen-and-ink
sketches, the ones at top to right
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Drastic Changes Seen
In New Fall Silhouette

Here are changes you will find
as the new silhouettes make their
debut this fall There will be very
few if any set-in sleeves. The
trend is to deep armhole effects in
dolman sleeves, cut all in one with
the bodice or blouse top. Bulk
above the waistline and slimming of
skirts is noted
Everything is being done to ac-
cent lower waistlines, especially
with inset belts. Beltless dresses
are very new in style stressing So
phisticated simplicity.
There will be hosts of pleated
fashions that emerge from long-torso
lines with pleats manipulated to re-
tain slenderized lines.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Style Notes

Big plaid season is indicated
for fall.
Midseason brings out more big
brims than ever.
Tri-fabric ensembles are sched-
uled for autumn days.
Black teamed with black con-
tinues as smart costume formula.
Swathed drapes with surplice
closing is new bodice trend.
Quills and fancy feathers will
adorn the new autumn felts.
Print frocks for fall stress long
torso lines sans belts.
Dark seersucker, gingham,
linen and shantung suits are ideal
for midseason wear.
Milliners are selling hats with
detachable interchangeable trim
mings.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
CHURCH NEWS
81. C1PRlAN'S EP1SCOPAL
MISSION
fremont and WalpOle streets
Rev. D. Leroy Ferguson, Minister

The Rev. P. G. Moore Bronwe, Rec
tor of Church of Our Saviour, Provi-
dence, R. l., will conduct services at
st. Cyprian's Church during the
month of August while Rev. Ferguson
is on his vacation. Special music will
be rendered at 11.0O am. and 7:3O
pm. each Sunday. The Summer Va
cation School at st. Cyprian's Church
will hold closing exercises Tuesday,
July 29, 500 pm. An exhibition and
program of folk dances will be fea-
tured under the direction of Miss
Davenport.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
The Foe Within

In opr battle for justice we must
realize that there are thousands Of
traitors within our own ranks-men
and women who, having mortgaged
their own craven souls to our en-
emies, are willing and anxious to
sell out our group for mess Of pot
tage. In myraids Of instances they
have already done so. Many of these
beings are like moles which burrow
beneath the surface, and they have
by their pernicious activities placed
the entire structure Of our rights in
peril. The vilest, cruelest, most bru-
tai, craftiest, most venomous, and
most cold-blooded outspoken enemy
is far less dangerous than the vile,
crafty, Sinking, snake-like burrow-
ing foe within!
-LLEWELLYN LEWIS.
The guardian., 1941-07-26

Gay and striking blouse tops is
big news not only for the immediate
present but fashions herald a forth
coming event: Flamboyant fabrics
will be employed for novel jackets
and bodice tops. The two midsea-
son modes may be accepted as fore
runners.
At the top a new-style surplice-
front blouse of white jersey is
splashed with brilliant red motifs,
and worn with a vivid red skirt.
The bizarre striped peplum jacket
pictured is heavy grosgrain in
eye-crashing shades of red, white
and green.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Chiffon House Goats

Torrid days call for cool apparel,
a need which is filled in very love-
ly house coats made of pastel chif-
fons. You can bring the summer
to a very happy conclusion wearing
one of the very lovely chiffon crea-
tons.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
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HOUSEWIVES
TESTED RECIPES
Edited by "CORALIE"

The banana. call it fruit or vege-
+obIa is a year round product, easily
iiopsted and very nutritive. 1t is also
one of the most versatile of all fruits.
Trv these and give your family a
BANANA SWEET POTATO
CASSEROLE
3Or 4 sweet potatoes
tsp. salt
lbs. butter
4 cup milk
8 cup crushed pineapple, drained
3 firm bananas
/. cup brown sugar
tsp. salt
Add salt, milk and 1 tbsp butter to
notatoes that have been cooked and
riced Beat till light and fluffy. Turn
into well creased baking dish and
spread evenly over the bottom of the
dish. Cover with layer of pineapple.
Dot with butter. Place over this
laver Of banana, cut into 1a inch slices.
Snrinkle with salt. Cover with re-
naming pineapple and sugar. Dot
with remaining butter. Bake in
moderate oven for 80 minutes.
HAM AND BANANA ROLLS
thin slices ham
firm bananas
Prepared mustard
Cheese sauce
Spread each slice of ham lightly
with mustard and wrap each slice
around a banana. Place in buttered
baking dish. Pour cheese sauce over
rolls Bake in moderate oven till
bananas are tender.
WHIPPED BANANA CREAM
l ripe banana
l egg white
Z tsp. vanilla
Is cup sugar
Salt
Slice banana into bowl. Add other
ingredients and beat with egg beater
till light and fluffy. Chill and serve as
topping for pudding, plain or fancy
gelatin, ice cream, ginger bread, etc.
One average banana yields: Sliced
or diced-24 cup, or $3.50 slices;
machcd or whipped-1-3 to u cup.
One pound, mpeeled equals 3 bananas;
peeled, equals Az bananas; sliced or
dicps. equals Az bananas.
To keep sliced bananas from turning
dark dip slices in pineapple, grape
fruit, orange or lemon juice.
Flute bananas by running fork
lengthwise down a peeled banana and
cut lcngthwise.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
FOURTH METHODIST CHURCH

ANN'" d NE ANHHNy3 VAs T tIkotUI
1870 Morning services, Rev. Riley
preaching. 1890 Church School, A.
Mayors in charge. 500 One hour YES
pers. Church school picnic at Salem
Willows Thursday, July 81. The For
ward program for 1941 has been
mapped out.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
BEAUTY HINTS
KEEP THE BOWLS FLUSHED
FOR BEATTY
By Nina Temple

Take cup of herbal tea each night
and a cup of water with lemon juice
each morning You will in this way
prevent chronic constipation and keep
the stomach toned. Nothing will do
more to keep the skin clear than a
clean stomach and bowels.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
Gnala,,> perkciht
8eleien 2seirci,ane

2onhcn. ,Sn elmer Mln6flrnfan.
iprod)e furbcrte Ger br;tiid,e .ubcn'
miniiter Gben sic Vclnicr unf. allcs
in ihrer Nodt St;h,noc ;ll tnn, tint
oie Serrid)aft ser 9ta5is Sl brcd)en.
lnb er eab ibncn 5aaleid) folacnae
3uiiferl,ng: r@ir meroeu an Der
Seite unierer 8erbiinocten mo NIT
,lnleren iSo(ooten unO Jhegern
iortfahren. Dem 4eino 5l5llieben. mo-
mir i'm finoen. 3u Sanoe llno Ma''
ler, pie in Scr 2uft ipcrhcn mir BEN
&anpf nit rud,icnber &ruft tueiter.
fiibrcn, bon Dem Gertral,en in Die
0erehtiefeit llnierer Sadie uno 5li'
periid)tliher Siegeseriuartl,ng er'
iiiat. 3tpeimal in ser 3eit bon fat
Sreibig sSabren iino Die Tcrtidcn
in 9elgien eingefallen. Diesmal
miro oas 9feiultat fein anoeres iein
nls oas eritemal. 8elgien miro feline
5reibeit iuieOererlaneen. Gs 6arf
Teutihlanb niht erlaubt tperoen.
|nue oreitig Sabre iiber europa
ber5ufauen uno es 81 martern."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

nlltt ncroen, 6as auf Die Dauer ge.
leben tpenieer Den oeutiben aIs Den
tiirfilben Sntereiien abtrdglih iein
mubte. &c lit su boffen, oob aud
In oieier Be5ieb,,ng Elm ne,,es ao.
ritel a,lfgeidlaeen uno acltdrft ourd
oie s(utoritdt Der tiirfiihen Meeie.
r,ln9 Ser @eiit Der 1reunoibaft uno
bes aegenieitieen Tertral,ens Sic
Mibtidnur iein miro.
Sic slustpirf,ngen oes Jreuno.
ibafsoertragrs ai,f sic SteIIl,ng
Scr Siirfei 1T europa uno I'M Nobel,
Siten iperben beoe,,tenoe iein. Gnt,
tanihung oariiber, oob bier Ser Srie-
Den itabiliiiert uno einem tpirti ihaft.
lihen uno politiiden Smperatif ae,
bcrbeno Elm natiirlibes TerbdItnis
tpieocrbergeiteut puroe fann Mir
BORT entitebcn, po man anoere Mb.
lid)ten begt uno nit Der 8ebal,ptl,ng
aeorbeitct bate. bab Sic bon Ieutih,
1ano ourdeclette Mcpiiion aller
Trieoensoiftate Sen Sntereiicn ser
Siirfei sefGbrIih iperoen tpiiroe. Oie,
le 8eboi,ptilng lit um 10 unnatiir,
lider als id)on bisbcr sic grne,,s.
ring uno @icocrerItart,lng Ser Sir
fei i'm slufitano eeaen Sen Geiit Scr
Wcltfricgsoittate erfoIst lit. Gs bat
iih ac5cigt uno cs miro iih in Der
tueitcren Gntipidlllns erlt reht aei,
aen, oob sic beutiben uno tiirfild,en
Sntereficn matchmaker pereinbar
lnb, in ser 3uiammenarbeit better
aeiihcrt iinb als i'm 8egeneinanSer.
9ie beioen Nationcn f0nnen iid ga.
ber nur bcgliif,uiinihen, oab oieies
Werf getrogcn bon Scr Ml,toritGt
ino bem Weitblid ibrer beioen gro.
ben 6iibrer uno in sdbcr 9eoulOiser
Nrbeit polle,reet ourb Die bciSen
Nubenminiiter in elmer Belt seIin,
qen lit, mo bisberige Spiteme unS
gbrltellrngcn suiommenaebroden
lino uno idjipere Gridiitteruneen
burf sic ;Sunoamente aIler @0lfer
aeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

bers o,ibereitetes 9eiImittel, ipeI.
DIES unnatiirli4em Stublaang Gins
bait int. Die l1ria9en tonRen foIs
aenbe fem: Der @e,tiif bon griineue
uno unretfem Obft. iiberr1dbiee3
9rinten bon taltem ober ei8aetihIs
tenn @aiier, 11eberanitreng,ing BET
ber Mrbeit ober beim Spiel, au Ianae
Sonnenbdber, iinberbdulite NdHs
rlng. rnterbriidte S4tpeibbilbuna
unb niele anbere l1mft6nbe. Sn all
bieien TdTIen 1T iofortiae Qtaber,uo
bon ar6bter Bi&ti9feif.
Dds dnbere 6etImtttel, boS let3e
Bel Der Sanb iein iolIte, IT Elm 9uteS.
Seiterprobtes Ointment nit aIatfeps
hf6en giseni1afte,t. DieieS 0inis
ment tollte niislt@ fen. lim Conc
nenbranb ou lir,6err,. milben. iGmers
3enben W,isfel,. i9nelIe tpiIlfommeue
0inberllng Al brineen. unb bel Sns
lettentthen erlei4ter,ina berbei3u.
fiibren
Rit btefen 5fpei erdpdraten eeiD
8lr 9onb. fo1te Sbre Son1merors
belt un6 Sbr Spiel i'm Greiet iogdr
nod angenebmer unb frei bon ben
iibli4eu 1ef4iperoen NIB PIaoen ietn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

eune es erforbert, in giiros, Sabri:
ten litp. 5u arbeiten, eibt es pielerlei
Nbpe1sIungen. I'M bieie 5tpei Son,'
mermonate auf bas bette 5u ge'
nieben; einen @arten 5ll pflegen,
NngeIn, S1tpimmen. Sufeiientperfen.
~bdiebdII" Spielen Mutofabrten uno
Fidntds 5u linternebmen. Nu bieie
8efunben Sdtiefeiten MAIDEN i'm
5omnuer an n,etiten Spab, neil mir
I'M Sreien iein unb uns al Der
S6onbeit, bic uns bic yeatlr bietet.
erfreuen bnnen. Sir oteienisen, bic
IN, 6reien arbeite1. mag ber Son'
mer Der groben 6ibe ober Der
Niiders, Slie8ens uno anberen Sn'
ieftenplage1 tpegen niht all5u ort9e'
nebm iein Mber aud biefe Qeute
ionten ii& bes eefunben 8eitper.
treibS lnb ber Grboluna I'M Som'
mer erfreuerl
@ar5 elei9. ob mir ben Sommer
FIBER I'M Sreten arbeiten ober ipie,
IerL tpir tonnen rns ni9t bon unb
gang Der Natlir erfreuen ober BEL
Der Nrbeit unier 1eites Ieiften, tpenn
ipir unS ri1t am tpoblften fiihIen.
@eipSbnlt4 fiiblen mir uns I'M Soms
uer beiier, ipeil tptr bonn ,,,ebr fris
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Neittsbanf. Nus,peis
;eiet 6cl>>Uerl,.it

8crlin Ser Mustpeis ser Heif)s,
bant am 80. SUM- 5eigt I'M @ergleid)
sum II. sunni einen &iifgane oes
8olo- rno 0epiienbeltanbes I'm
100000 Marf. Die por5entl,aIe
0efllng Der @art lit infolge bieier
gntipidlung al,f O.05 geiunfen. no.
NIT Elm nod ME 5lloor geiebener
Tiefltano erreid)t tpurbc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

1890 Nabridten, eneIiih
1880 aur5berift, eneIii9
1900 Habrihten, enaIiih
Greitaa, 1. Nnsnit
Sis Nahrihten, eneIii1
S:15 Hadrihten, eneliid
11:15 Nahridten, eneIiid
2:15 Nahribten, engliih
5:45 Nahrihten, oeutid
800 Seitunssibau
7:30 GeutihInnoeho
500 Nabridten, eneIiih
1915 Nahrihtcn. oeutid
1890 Nohrihten, eneliIt
1880 8l,r5beritt, eneIii9
1900 Nabrihten, eneliid
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puApluilytN uuD Ult IutIl'Uu llINljt
GcrpflcdItl,ng Der oeutihen llno tiir,
fiiden Sntereiien cine 8efGbrolns
Der tiirfiiten llnabbGngigfeit beoer.
ten. Sie 1iirfei but auf .oieien,
8ebiet praftiihe grfabrunsen nit
beioen friegfiibrenoen Eartcien ge,
maht. Sic bate nit 9eutihIan6.
iolange oie itorenben glemente fern.
aebalten tpuroen, eiuen bliibenoen
SanoeI arf ser @runoIage oes ebr.
Iid,en Nnstauides bon Mrbeit gceen
slrbeit. @arc gcgen @are itabiler
GreiIe uno eines seiiherten friicn.
freien Warftes. 0eutiblanS mar Ser
groBte alrnbe uno 2ieferant Der
Siirfei. Sieies bate Damn 8elegen.
belt entipredcnoe mirtifoftIide gr.
fahrllngen nit england at MAIDEN.
nit oenen mir uns bier nidt 81, BE-
Ifdftigen baben, bie aber, neil ale
natiirlihen @orausiebungen febItcn,
linbefrieoigeno iein m,,Bten. g.
lit oaber perftlnolih tpcnn Tcutih,
lano uno bie Siirtei entidloiien find
int Habmen oes Moalihen bas alte
tpirt'haftlif)e Serbaltnis tpieberber
! suitellen. Ser slustal,ih bon @arer
oes Meid)es gcgen sic bcs 8nlfans
Der 9ertihlano gum sroBtcn San.
, oelspartner bieies &aumes maht
lag nid,t MIR i'm bel,tihen ionbern
ni'h genau 10 i'm Sntereiie Ser 8aI
fanpolter lelbit - uno nur 8osipiI,
liafeit fonnte bebaupten, baB Elm
Staat, Dem ein anberer Moidincn
liefere, BON Oieiem beberrid)t tperhe
Sn 0abrbeit f0nne cine iolhe Be.
berrlhl,ne INNER b0d)itens einl
geaenieitige iein. Genn man tonne
anf Maid)inen immer nod mebr Der.
'ihten oils auf 2ebensmitteI unS
Hobltoffe. IS gibt in oiefcm &c.
daft peoer Sieger nod 8ciiegte
'onoern nl,r 9eiIbober. slud bieit
siniidt bat lid, blrdgeiett rno in
Dem Notennehiel iiber. Die 9orbe.
r,lna oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ibrc,1
NieocrIdlag gefl,nben. 0as eIiif.
lthe Greignis bcs 0ertragsab'hl,i.
'es mdre aber niht polIfom,nen ge.
tpe'en renn Die beiben lGnoer niht
aud, in elmer Grfldr,ms Der 8epol(
mahtigten bem @unihe Musorud
aegeben bitten, oab Nunof,,nt lms
Vrei'e in ibren Senoungen uno Ser
otfentllhllngen BON Dem 8eiIte De,
JrellnoIfafr unb oes Yertraucns
ourd,ornngen iuiiroen. Sn elmer 3eit
no iiber Den Shladtfeloern aud I'M
sletber Die grobe Museinanoeriesuna
tobt, iueroen Die Stimmen bes Runo.
funfs uno Der Yreiie bon ben gee.
neriiden Barteien in ibren Dieni1
geiteat obne @iidiibt oarauf tpobet
iie itammen ODER tpen iie reprGieu'
tieren. Sn oieiem Sinne iin6 ee'
tpiiie tiirfiid)e &un6f,,nt. uno Hreiie.
duBerungen bon unieren @egnerr
lange 3eit in einem W1aBe ausoe,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

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