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La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. [. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-07
HAPPENINGS November
7th
of Local Interest ,.4,

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee Anderson
of Cut Bank visited in Browning
yesterday.
Chenille. house coats. white,
rose. blue n d gold. Economy
Shop.
]. L. Sherburne has been con.
fined to his home with an attack
Of influenza.
Personalized Greeting card .
for Christmas. Come in and see
our samples so you can place
your orders e arly-Glacier
Studio.
James Leadbetter was q bust
ness caller in Cut Bank on
Saturday.
If you want tender, juicy
steaks buy them at the Quality
Market.
MRS. y. A. Harker of Billings
was in Browning Wednesday
transacting business.
Have you good snapshot #
your family? Share it with yosr
friends by having it made up IN
to a Christmas a r d-Glacier
Studio.
Bobbie Harker. son Of Mrs.
and Mrs. O. A. Harker, wou
first prize in his school baseball
exhibit at the State Fair at Great
Falls. Bsbbie is now attending
Billings schools, last year being
a Browning student.
Whether groceries or meat,
you can always do better at the
Quality Market.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-07

Children's snow suits. Econ
omy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud MomberR
were callers in Browning on
Tuesday from their farm near
Cut Bank.
Embroidered wool sweaters,
long and short sleeves. Econ
omy Shop.
Devoe Swank transacted bust
ness in Butte the fore part of the
week
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-07
H0Spit4ble Custom

In Amsterdam, Holland, there il
. famous old distillery which serves
visitors samples Of its liqueurs in .
-time-honored way. The glass is filled
exactly to the brim, and you must
bend over and take your first sip
without using your hands.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-07

Comes From indiana
Two-thirds of all the peppermint
and spearmint oil produced in the
United States comes from northern
Indiana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-07

Advertise IN The Chief
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16
Thoughtful Address
At Womon's Club

Continued from Page -
lifts them to higher levels. She
gave brief summary of two new
books. The Fire in Wood" r. c.
Huntington, fiction, and Into Chi
ma travel book, by Irene Big
low. Mrs. Thomson reported a very
successful rumihage sale. Mrs. o.
Z. Gompf reported on International
Relations. Our parliamentarian, Mrs.
Rowland, stated we use Roberts
Rules of Order.
MRS. Brock, program chairman for
the November meeting, announced
mat guest speaker on "G'' men
would be heard then. Mrs. A. A.
Wood reported on Public Welfare.
Mrs. Buckingham, on the Defense
committee, asked that we buy bonds
and spoke of the Libby school nu-
triton program. Mrs. Buckingham
also read an interesting paper pre-
pared by Mrs. J. A. Krall. 1t was
announced that Mrs. O. G. Gompf
would help anyone with knitting
Tor the Red Cross and Mrs. Mount
would assist with sewing. Mrs. Det-
]ens reported on the. Safety cam
palgn and asked for suggestions.
One was the need for more safety
Signs. The plan for the Ford Good
Drivers League was outlined. Sub
stantial prizes will be given to boys
and girls from IA to Is years OF
age. Their slogan is, TITS smart to be
a good driver"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16
Little Theatre Club
To Present Comedy

Friday and Saturday, October "a
and Is, have been set for the final
performance of Leave It to Le-
'ander,' the screamingly funny
three-act play which the Little
Theatre Club is presenting in its
new theatre. A dress rehearsal al
which children will be admitted has
been scheduled for Oct. %.
"Ieander is the greatest little
fixer on earth" and he certainly
fixes up pretty kettle of fish
when he tries to lend hand in
Strengthening out the thwarted de-
sires OF the younger Sawyers. AS
a result of his plotting and schem-
ing, he incurs the wrath of an irate
father, an indigant wife, a righte-
ously angry matron of girls home,
and a fortune teller. Even the young
Sawyers desert him when the sit
uations proves a bit complex. How
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16
Entertains Study Club

With Mrs. Lee Harmon and Mrs.
Palmer Fjeseth as cohostesses, the
Four-L Club met Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Harmon.
Miss Phyllis Wohlgenant led the
devotionals and Mrs. Ed Falkner
presided over the business meeting.
Mrs. Walter Brophy presented q
most interesting program on color
photography Her talk embraced
many helpful hints on taking col
ored pictures. Mrs. Brophy project
ed on the screen number of col
ored slides, from her collection.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostesses, the Halloween
motif being used
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16
Girl Scouts Meet

The Girl Scouts met in the Com
munity Hall Wednesday night. The
meeting was called to order by
Captain Marie Anderson. The
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag,
promise and laws were said. We
discussed plans for a new troop
flag and a food sale to be held No
vember Is. The meeting was then
adjourned and we sang taps.
NADINE WHITFIELD,
"A As.s43 s.-s- A.-r Scribe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16
Dog Heuse Included

An inducement for persons to
Duild homes is the offer Of Raleigh,
N. C., building Arm to include de
luxe dog house, complete with hard
wood floors, freproof shingles and
running water with each standard
lied house.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-16

ever, true to form, Leander is able
to straighten out the kinks and make
everybody happy by the end of the
play
In addition to the clever and ar
rogant Leander, there are old and
young characters of various tenn
peraments and even an oriental
harem to keep the play lively.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

ton in meeting problems raised by
the war,
Arrangements for DR.. Guinazu's S
visit come as the latest of a series
of tangible signs of improvement in
relations between the United States
and his country, which at times in
the past, has appeared more re-
luctant than most of the Americas
to commit herself to cooperative
efforts.
Argentina's peculiar economic
problem, arising from the loss of
some of the best markets for her
exports due to the war and the
fact that she normally buys much
more from this country than she
sells to us, has been relieved to
some extent by a s60,0OO,000 loan
from the Export Bank and
a $50,000,000 allotment from the
Evening star., 1941-04-06

stances indicating increasingly close
cooperation between the United
States and its most powerful Latin
American neighbor.
Secretary of State Hull announced
yesterday that DR.. Guinazu had &C.
cepted an invitation from President
Roosevelt to stop here on his way
from Italy, where he has been the
Argentine Ambassador to the Vati-
can, to assume his new cabinet
Office.
In diplomatic quarters, the fact
that DR.. Guinazu was arranging to
confer with the President and Sec
retary Hull even before taking over
his duties as Foreign Minister was
interpreted as a highly significant
mark of good neighborliness" in
Evening star., 1941-04-06

groups in this country will hold spe-
cial programs in honor of the day.
The celebration here will begin
with a luncheon at the Pan-Ameri-
can Union in honor of the diplo-
matte representatives in Washing
ton of the Latin American republics.
Vice President Wallace, widely popu-
lar in Latin America because he has
learned to speak Spanish, will ad-
dress the luncheon. A concert of
Latin American music at the Pan
American Union that night will end
the ceremonies here.
Two Central American leaders in
the field of education are arriving
this week for visits in the United
States at the invitation of the State
Department, it also was announced
yesterday.
DR.. Fernando Centeno Guell, di-
Evening star., 1941-04-06

United States stabilization fund to
help her foreign exchange situation.
Acceptances Received.
Only last week, Congress lifted
a ban against Government pur-
chases of Argentine beef for the
Army and Navy, long a sore spot
in our relations with Argentina.
Mr.. Hull said acceptanceS of the
Presidents invitation for DR..
Guinazu to visit here on his way
to Buenos Aires had been received
both from the Argentine govern
ment and from the new foreign
minister personally. The exact time
of his arrival is not yet known, but
the State Department said it prob
ably would be early in May. DR..
Guinazu is expected to leave Italy
April 20 and sail for New York
from Lisbon, Portugal, accompa-
Evening star., 1941-04-06

rector of the Escuela de Ensenanza
Especial at San Jose, Costa Rica,
was due in New York today and
DR.. Jeptha B. Duncan, rector of the
National University of Panama, Is
expected to arrive there Wednesday.
Both educators will proceed from
New York to Washington, where
detailed plans for their sojourns in
this country will be arranged in
cooperation with State Department
officials. DR.. Guell is said to be
interested in studying the organiza-
ton Of institutions for abnormals
here. DR.. Duncan is interested pri-
marily in administrative problems
of universities. Arrangements will
be made for them to confer with
educators in their particular fields.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

MED by his wife and four children.
The new foreign minister was
named recently to succeed Julio
Roca, whose resignation was un-
derstood to have been connected
with domestic political troubles and
to have no bearing on foreign policy.
DR.. Guinazu, who has held various
important diplomatic posts in Eu-
rope for the last IL years, is under
stood to have kept aloof from in
ternal politics in his country. He
is widely known as scholar, hav-
ing been a university professor at
the age OF %. He now is So.
Disclosure of the plans for his
visit here coincided with announce
ment by the Pan-American Union
OF arrangements for Nationwide
celebration of Pan-American Day on
April IA. More than 5000 different
Evening star., 1941-04-06

United States-Argentine relations.
Mr.. Hull said he and the Presi-
dent "are looking forward with
much pleasure" to the visit, which
will give opportunity for full discus
sion of war development affecting
the Americas, hemisphere defense
policies and other matters of mu-
tual interest to the two most widely
separated and most powerful of the
81 American Republics.
Importance Attached to Talks.
The face-to-face talks between
the heads of this Government and
the man assuming direction of Ar
gentina's foreign policy should be
of great value in assuring mainte-
nance of friendly understanding be-
tween the two nations, observers
pointed out, and in further develop
ment of hemiSphere- wide cOllabora~
Evening star., 1941-04-06
New Foreign Minister
OF Argentina 10 Pay
Visit 10 Capital
Trip of DR.. Guinozu
Regarded os Mark of
Good NeiehborIiness'

BY GARNETT ID. HORNER.
Argentina's new Foreign Minister,
DR.. Ruiz GuinaZu, will visit WASH
ington next month under circum-
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SieSeAbsrsiiA. .MmeriRaniid,es gsIYsbIatt


bot Oonncrstag, oen 8. Suli, 8 1lbr
abenos, ieine monatlit)e 0eriamm-
lung, 9tah ser Geriammlllng lit ipie-
Der @cburtstagstcier. Muc SGtpe-
i,eru iinb frcunolid,it eril,d)t onweienS
81, icin. SSu Ger lcttcn Seriomnll,ng
ON 5. Si,ni iruroe beifloiien, oab oie
Goliteriibersiiae in ser t1hitcn Ser
lnmmllng am ). Suli Dem aliid=
lihcn @crinncr iibergeben tpcroen
lollen. Mic SGngerinnen. fpelbe
Sifets haben. iollen lie perfoufen uno
obred'ncn. 'Siin9erinnen. oie ibr i'm
@fonat !Suli aeboren ieit. bite nidt
uergebt, in Sic Geriammll,ne 81,
fpmmen. oamit ,pir nicoer cine id,one
0ablrtstaesteier abbalten fcnnen.
1ie @eburtstaasfiubcr in letter Ser
'ammll,n9 tuarcn Die Sd1peitern
aath. &inn. Cara Blum, Maraaretb
Slider. ErGi. Sobanna @cIf erat,,-
lierte Sen 8eburtstaesfinbcrn ,mb
oanfte ihnen I'M Namen ser S1nge-
rinnen fir oen euten 9affee lno
Sudden, SanfeIid,, 2rapfen lno
1orten. Ytarie Span, Scfr.
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nahnlittags 4 llbr I'M Maionic Gent
pei, an ga. Str. unb Soutb 2ooms
glpo. abgebalten. 8ir erii,hen nob'
mails ale befreunoeten Sereine Die.
ien Gag fir inns 5u reieruieren.
8ergeiien Sic Die Geriammlr'ns
am Gienstae, Den 1. SuIi, nno unier
ein5iees 1brliGes Yifi,if oln 1.
Suli niht
Wfahen nrt)nla!S oaralii oufmerf.
lam. oab ole 9:iiSer Dor ooer ndb.
reno Der Yitn;,fS nit oem SGrift-
fiibrer abgerehnet babcn ntiiiien;
unbe5oblte 8iiher iueroen nibt III
getradt ge5oaen Soiientlid, gebcr1
iih aae Mitglieher Die sr6bte Wiibc
oieielben an. oen aHunn 81 briucr.
Damn lit Elm Grio.3 inn %orons 'don
gciidert.
Ynul Gieicnbahcr, Sd)riiti
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
NhtMna 3iueio 1.

llniere nGhlte iehr ,pibtiac @cnc
rolpcriommll,ne iinbet Mittpoh
sen 9. Suli, 7:3O llbr abenos, itott
Cir Nppcn nit orinNcnbcr @ob,
nl,na crNebt bierburh an ale Wit
1licocr. iih unbcbingt an oic'er Git
sung i, betciligeu, oenn 'ehr 'ridNti9t
Beid)Gitc irILcn perhnnoclt mcrocal
umo cs lit Yflitt eincs icNcn Nit.
gIicoes hierbci unneieno 81, icin, ,m>
ieinen Iiinihcn slusbrl,d Il, gebcr
Wuh miro ser balbiGhrlidle ,sinuns.
beriht pcrleien pcroen. Sie Sdrrc.
meroen ipie iiblid, friiher untpeien>
iein uno BeIoer enteesennchmen
Nne riititGnoigc Mitalicoer mOgel
scfGuigit iid, giltitcbcno MAIDEN.
Norie Senncges. IrGi.
aatb. MeI3er, Sefr.
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3pei9 33.
2erpalter=Wahl.

sllen Mitaliebern bicne CUR Nud,.
rid,t, bab laut 9eidlub nGhIte Ser,
'ammlung oie Seimper,palterpahI
'tattiinoet. slae Iitslieber, Die iit
nm ben BoIten belperben rollen.
niiiIen ihre Sffertc Dor s(niane Ser
Wcrionlmlung, bie an pbigem So.
ilim itattiinoet, SEM SefretGr Geo.
Sdnicr eintdnbisen. Ser Gcrein be,
holt iih oas 9ieht Dor, cine ooer ollie
SfFcrten ;uriifslnreiien obne grflG.
r,tng. And Scr iesige Gertpalter bal
Dos sfed1t mieoer einsure;hen, henr
cr ut nidt entlaiien tporben, ionberr
laltt Bcihlllb Der Seriammlllng nirt
Der Gerpalter je0es Sabr nen &C.
pGblt.
8eorg Shaier, Sefr.
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ct. Spbanncs &ird,en. .Eifnif.

Si1nus Slun grSbtcn idhrlitcn
3ird)en Bidnid. oaB auf Dem 8lel'
riogc Yidnifgrimo, 251O 8lenribee
NoaS, GlcIih. Ohio, abacbolter miro.
mo-, ipie aeraoc Elm Sabr jilriid, fiber
9auicnS bon Sohicn unS Sreunocn
zines Ser id,Gnitcn Sountagfeite Der
lcbtcn, l,no 100 auh bieies Sobr tpieber
iid, sahlreid,e 6rellnoe unierer liebcn
Stride einfinben peroen.
sIs @rlloerblino ser Stride founcn
mir beriftcn, ooB alcs idon in better
Sronna unb Borbereitl,ng 1T fir ci'
ncn arobcn @ciut.
Mlic poripGrts. tpcrtc Wtitarbcitcr
rcrfouit curc 9iifIein fir Die erit'
fIaiiigen Brciic. Ser 6. Ssuli lit &c,
Gag. an sreld)em ale Clubs lnb Gel
ser obacIieFcrt tperoen icllcn.
9ittc fault sic gintrittsfortcn iebt
ii;r bas bette &irfen .Yidnid in GleDe
IanS. Sbio.
slGc ailstp1rtigen Sodieu, Die lid
in scr Stabt am ielben Gag befinoen
iinS herslid, SIT bieiem sseite einscla
Sen. Nit triitlihem 9rloerar,'i5.
@cora JoIbertb, Yrot.-Sefr.
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3meia 81.

Nllen MitgIichcrn biene SIR Nad-
rid)t, bab bie Teriammluna hnrd(,
Sie Commemorate Suli. Nuguit
rno Septcmber nift pie iriiber ain
eriten Sonntaa i'm Wonnt ionhcrn
icbcn sncitcn ,srcitaaobcuS I'M Mr-
not itatttinoen. Somit iinoct l,nicrc
nid)itc @eriammluna um 'sreitaa.
ben II. SuIi. Z llbr abenhs ltatt.
@ie mir erfahren hnben iinb nod
pieIe Cd, reitern nit Dem Stcrbcseln
iiir ,Soro Montid) mb Cara ssnff
I'M Miiditonbc. Sic Sd,,pcitern ioa.
ten iid i'm eigenen Sntereiie quite
bcHb hnlten unO iclltcn nid)t in,ner
murtcn bis man lie ;lpci ODER brcimol
mahnen int. Snllte lid bepor l,nic=
rcr ScrInmmlllng etlpns nit elmer
Sdrreitcr. hic nit Dem Sterbegelb i'm
HiidItanb lit. ereignen. lie pcr,l1.
gliidt prer Der Iiebc 8ott tpeif pns
bon bente bis nnrgen paiiicrt. 10
irdrcn sic SintcrbIicbencn pom Ser.
Elm 81 gar feinem 9cnciit bcrehtiat
60 bite interciiiert eud) bof meht
iiir eurcn Terein uno emcr eiecncs
@cblergeben.
! Sn letter Teriamnull,ng lpurber
oie folgenoen S6peItern oIs Tepi,
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1nihael 8reb
An8eitellter Der 3one Goal Cont Yant
3egiermng iuarnt Sor 8nappbeit
bon @phIcn

Die Ser. Staaten Rceierlns bot
unl1ngit cine Sringenbe Mornung an
bas 8olf erlaiicn. bob nGbitcn @iu.
ter iebr mobribeinlih GROCER Man.
gel an aoblen berriden rpiiroc ,ns
forberte ouf iid bie @interfoblcn
iebt mdbreno Dem CONNER 81, beitcl.
len. Gin Mppen, feline &oblen iest al
faufen. tpitroe pom Gonillmers Goum,
eel HauI clifton nit B,,theiBung ocs
Bureaus Of Yroouction Manaae.
ment bon Transportation Go-Crbi.
nation. Brice slominiitratior l,nO
oeren &atgeber. erlaiien. Sc lit Den
GROCER @iftigfeit fir aobIenrer.
bralher, iib Die &obIe,, nGhreno
bes Somnters 81 fai,fen oenn ip1ter
tperoen iie Dielleidt ltnanncbmlid).
feiten babe,: lpclhe su befommen.
&err MiGaci Bret. TrGiitcnt ees
'2tpeig 1, lit bon Der oben ectanntel,
8oblengeieaidaft alsMsent anseiteli
morben. I'm. m6breno 6es Sc,nmcrs
&rhlen 81 hrrfaufen. Tie 8cieGidofi
GanbeIt nur nit eritflaiiiaen peridic.
6encn aoblenartcn. Sic iparcn NcIS
l,no iino gutter, ebrliher l,l,h t,ro,np.
fer 8ehienung iiher ,uern Sic 9sbra
0ohlen b,irdj &errn 9r;d)acl Bret.
beitellen. 6anbeln Sic rnidl. ocun
man tpeib nidt. tuie ianac Die iesigcn
Sbmmerpreiie anbaltpn perbcn.
Man leie Die an3aisc on onttrer
steae 6ieier 8eitung.
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Somleiher 2anosIeute -a,,s Glepe'
lonS uno allen anoeren Sieolunsen.
ioipie oercn Greunoe iino ber5lid ein'
selaoen. Sir Grfriiduna ieoer Mrt
tpiro oas &omitee reihlid) Gorge
traaen. MIles mas man mitrineen
iou lit einen GROCER Snmor uno ci'
nen eefiiaten aorb. Gs miro mie
INNER Iuitie sueeben. 9anSslei'te
tommt alle.
I'm ben Tlot sr erreifcn Iobre
man bon Glepelano Gcarl Moao hin'
aus aii II. g. Mcao ~ bis Suno go.
brehe 9uno .Hoao bincin, fabre biz
an has Gnbe uno man lit ga, oocr
Don 8ereo ans Sic Nrplpcct Moao
binals biz sur sSarm.
Gs labet hcr5Iih Elm Ias acmitee.
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NjI,uaStOlnn, Ohio.

Srutid,e gpona puth Snnterus @e.
mcinSe. gde 2incrh, Npe unb 3olmes
Strope. Sr g. 81 Sritih. Yinrrer. Wct'
nlr,..n 3S13 @idfifie PItb. Tel.: 94968.
I'm lihr Sonntocid,-:le nnb Sllaenos
8ritssoienit; i'm Wirte, I'M 1890. i'm
Spnphcr I'm $3.50 'lbr Sauptgottesoie
an aLen Spumz nno sseicrtasen. Samss
tag Q llhr acniirmanben> unh 9eutf&s
llnitr' id,t. Seben 2 Hienstoa i'm Ionm
I E:snstaa I'm Nlurot @r,ieertuno.
scbrn 4. Sunn.aa. 3 rhr nadlmittd9S
Trnuen 0ere,n. Seben 5lpeitfclgennen
!7!it.iunrt Suaenbbunb; ieocn 5fpeitfoIs
ccnefn GonnerstaG 0utrer 3iaa. Sehen
Srritra airsb,nd,nrprobe. IlIe Nbencrer'
inm",l,naen f,nben I'm 1880 ltbr ftatt.
Vile Trlfs> Inn @lnubcnseenollen iinb
ter6li;t einsel1hen.
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2lns Glepclai>, Otic
idni6. Hidglf.

8cionaperein Gintradjt -Serm,onia
h1lt am 90. Silni 'ei; iihrlid,eS
Hifnid aui &ilnlors Nurlu ab ,uH
.ooet ulle A'titoIieocr. Nrc!unoe m,o
Wcfounten bon GlcpclunN ou's hcrjs
I;i)ite cin in @pttcs freier Ma.lr nit
bca Siaaern oenn Trrhiiln ill huloi.
cru. C.s tit Soiind,e. hu' oir'ar TlaS
':r 'S.r' 1t elmer ser I G;crbe'tcu llt
Shattcn, Sild)c. @1lfc. arn5cr che
ner Ylas geci9net fiir ollerlci SHiele
fir @rnb lnN alein sir Ginoer iillo
inlaenbc Spiele prracietcn noroen ::
Rnllpnrullen. Epptrinten nit Nip
nels, Yie -@ettitreit. Gierlucr-
fen. Wehielid)ritt, Stuhefnrtelt ctC.
Scrr NifcIaus iibt bcionocre GIMP
innas- lmo Scrgniiglu;NsleNrr ein.
Die Gintruht Sermania cr'lld,t Gi,h
nllc Die Itnllbiaen. hei6en StruBcn
Der Stabt an biciem Cog s.; ucrloi.
len uno eltt ST era0ten Oh Sem grit
men aIcio oes prnneen0en Soninrrs
lmh eldl nit el,ren ,srcimotr IN Of.
tcs frcier Notir ;u lmicrbalten.
?Snhcr:
1oE nid, nidt Den SribIina td,lihcn
ners. Der Sid, NIT Hilit uinrinnt.
Wp nit lpDnnigen G'crdl,idcn
YSoIh unb Shr poH 2cbcn flingt
I'm ben Tlae 81 erreiden nit
Strahcnbohu iohre man oie Hioee
Hano hinaus bis Hiogetpooo Trlpe,
pnn BORT red,ts ubbieasn cine Dteilc
neit bis 5llnl Glat. Tieienigeu. mel,
DIE nit ser StrnBenbabn fomucn iol,
Ter 0carl Hoao @eit %. Str. bis
Grbe Ger Sinie NIT transfer iohren,
ron sort bcniiee man Sen glts bis
Iib9e'rooo Sripe. BORT abitcigen uno
| @teile @cit eeben bis sum Tlns.
Wer einen aurtentlId) uno Gitnif-
Itiihle hot moge lie fiir oie cieeuc 0e,
ancinIihfeit mitbringcn.
ytlIif miro cben'nQs ourbanocn
'ein. Sm Soue pou Gegen miro bas
Bicfnif i'm @eIticite Sahicrbeim ab-
gcbalten perocn.
Ius &pnlitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
Iarbiidjer mnb 3pId)er Yifnid.

Muen Maroifher i,no &oiber
2anoslellten CUR aenntnisnabme, oab
unier 9emeinid]aftlid)es Hidnid am
3. gueult abgebalten miro lltb 5lpur
81 Salem, Cbip, i'm ihonen Sahien
Gountrp Club. 8itte fommt ale nit
eepaftem &orb. 8,,te Muiif unb gr-
'friibungen miro bas aomitee beior-
gen. slIio nlf 9anbslerte, fommt
ollie am 3. Musl,it nod Salem uno
brinet el,re sSrel,noe nit. @ir boffen
el,G aqe beariiBen 81 fonnen.
Wartin Mlbrid), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

Notmals SIR sefaIlisen aenntnis.
nabmc. bnb obiec sseier ont feiteeieb'
ten Gage al aenonntcm Blat obee.
balten miro. @eitreihcnoc gorberei'
t,nsen iino aetroffen ,porben bieie
s5eier' 3u elmer uns spiiroigen Su &C.
itaIten. Tim oicfcs 81, poIb brinsen,
Iiegt cS icbod i'm Sntcreiic ieocs Gins
sclnen lid, bicien Sae fir bicicn
3rpcf Su rcicruiercn l,no fiinftlif) am
Hlobc sat Icin. I'M in geid,loiienen
Meiben hieier ;Scier iencs 8epr6ss
su ncrlcihcu, beiieu ;pir rnicrer Mb.
itamnn'ng umb Ghre ifulois iina.
uno in oanfbarcr Grinnerlng imS
l'ngeteiltem Yilihtbctpu,tiein 3cug.
mis- beppu ublegen, oab mir a,t I'M
'ere NbItommlng Itols iinb unb ion!t
miirSigc Nadfommcn i,nicrer slbncn
mmb chtc S0bne uno Tohtcr unieres
Yolfes iino.
Sn Ser aneenebmen 9offnlin9, oaf
ieoer lno ieoes iif oieier bobcn
Golfspflidt bciuubt lit. uno iid) 10.
nit alle oerielben serne entlcoigcn.
inoem lie bicier ;5cier bon Nnfana
biz jl,m Gnoe bemrobnen uno Iomil
Gbre fir inns mo unier Nolf Elm.
legen - griibt Sic oas Sauptfomi
fec ale, aac, uno bpfft aui Elm frob
lid)cs 0ieoerIebcn auf llnieren
Sad,ientas. NGditens mebr lnO aus.
fiihrlidfr.
Sm Namen bes SauptfDnitees,
@it SahiensruB
Sbomas Sdneibcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
ties ertpdblt: Sopbia Sod, Gatbas
rino llnear uno Gmma eShaier. Sea-
tbarina llngar, Waiienm,,tter.
aatbarino ltngar. Scfr.
MhtMn0 &aisoer!

slm 80. SUM miro micr Yidnid
ani Ibiels 8rouc, 5000 Brpaopictr
MooD. obucbolten.
sIlc 0anoslel,te. umb ,srelnoe iiub
bersIid, cingclaoen. &onlmt oIle ,mn
brinat cinen pollen &prb nit, aud,
@IGicr uno &rug. bus Naiie miro u
0noll btinrgcn. gQcr Jlciid, braten
mill fam. ooh nid)t nic 3oblen Der
geiien. Mud Wuiif miro es geben.
Gle mas i'm &iiditonn iinb NIT oem
8lumcngelo mosen iih ood 0ntltebcn>
madden. Wit 8rub,
&. Scrmann, 1OGO2 Som sIpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
Nrbeaener mnh Jranenoorier
Hifuif.

slllen ,lnicren 2unoslellten oiene
sur &cnntnisnobme, oab umier Yif.
nif bieics Sahr am Sonntog, BEN 20.
Sini. ituttfinoet rn,o slpar lpieoer in
Snlem, Ohio, anf bcm gut befannten
Suron Gorntrn Club. Ser Ylae III
an Ntemearbcn Ipe.. nlr , Meilen
ullfcrhulb SaIem. 9itte fonumt elm.
mol alle unb brinat uue cure Treln,
sc nit. Mber brinat ulldl cinen gut.
geiiillten &crb nit. Sir quite Muiit
mo Griri'dlngen miro bas &omitee
heitens Gorge tragen.
Mihuel Nbillipp, Sefr.