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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23

1926-Gene Tunney defeats
Jack Dempsey for championship,
in Philadelphia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23

l918-More than 5000 Spanish
influenza cases reported from
army camps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

NArGH<--Mrs Clara ~ nssi-
man. pioneer Vaughn resident whe
same hers shcut 20 years sgu. dlFa
Saturday - : rsccszs so.pitsl
Final rites ~lll es hid Tuesday
81 . ., N. fran the Vaughn Con-
sF.Estlansl shurch wfth Rsv. Cor
am officiating MIRA nodmsn wss
. member e the cnasrsEssisn<l
rhufch.
she leaves two sens. p y. ns.ds
man cf Taeoma. snd Dewey nod.
man sf Vaughn. two daughters
hrs Helen hinsF ~ Tacoma. and
hFs. Charles rewsii a stsawoea.
and 10 grandchildren.
sursi will be IN vaaxhn e<ms.
terry under alFvction II Fefkln.
mortusry ef ois hsFsof
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Adelphians to Give Annual
Concert Tonight at c. P.S.
Chorus Group. Seasoned by Tsn-Concsrt
Tour in Two Stotss. Ready for Program

stead Of renters On the property u
obvious
Probably no other farm area In
the west has . greater variety %
agriculture than the Yakima val
ley Fruit, alfalfa hay, potatoes.
general farm crops. beef and dairy
cattle. sheep and hogs. and soms
Of the Northwests finest horses
win figure In the total 81 this
years farm income,
Though there vas some fear
earlier In the season that there
might b a little shortage Of water
for irrigation. late snow fan and
rains are filling the reservoirs A.
II looks now there will he an AIDE
euate supply. That, with the
splendid start made by the farm
crops and favorable market trends.
will give the farmers IN this part
Of Washington some money TO
spend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Qualify Service
A Griffin Ideal

with ~ finest hestlsx al o.
livery equipment IN shs essy ~ r.
coma. and Associated Burner 81.
Il deliver. n. 0rffin Fu.l cem-
rsny " no~ ready 10 Elxs rasoms
ths finest FL ell ssiiv<ry service
n ths history 81 IL company.
Erwin |. Griffin. AsnsEsF. I'D
lcasy.
we feel onnln "a mat
As>oesssed FaFnses 81. ave the
heating al assF. Il ~. territory
: rrcdoct especially he n heat.
n content. free ~ 81 Impurities
shleh csn feal ~ eortvzas . hufn-
-. and pfeees.s4 r. Earn ccm-
plstsly ard eliminate Al esrenn
deposits Win Associated Burner
ala n deliver ard vita aew ne-i-
err equlpmenl 80 fssl that N.
personnel A. ~ Griffin Fasl cona-
parry wiil Esvs Tacoma ths finest
heating al service possible
we viii assume yoar heating
problems. make automatic reftIis.
rive prompt Deliveries snd are On
ear day snd Hifht Or sxrsrl-
eneed rsrsonnsi is trained n make
courteous clean deliveries under
al circumstances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Bank nobbsr 10
Get : Yrs. Mare

aAx FRANCISCO = ree>r.l
1sass ns=k<< Ns<n. lsssy ss.1-
sre~s Heru vcdns. wsshinxsns
e~nk resA~s. serving - y~svs u
Akstrss p<nlssnslsfy. - ~Fss
thF<s years s11stlar.l ~ the rIeY-
inr a nzzfss Mccain. fpisc~ p<zs-
nnsF. Iss< n<e<mh<F
Tns s<nfsmr< -. h@~ed - .
hsFy vsF<f.es flndsnE xaana rufIfx
~ Involuntary nsnsz<srntsr. : =
Ire prssrn sfssnins. Ha
. nefsrs
setting spnisnes. Indicated ~ -
liev>d ths rssnisnmens sncala A&ss
hsen nefs severe ina ne vev1z<l
permitted
Reehs fFefn th< h<r<h d<fsnf<1
ire prsssn samsnistFsIlen hsnzl<d
~ wsrden lanes tahnstnn -
defsrs< hs4 sttses>d prtsna reis-
eiss snd accused - rff1elais =
sfusity - ne rrisensFs kical<o1
eonviefs w.rs nruuHht from -
Island pfisas N TESTIFY fes Ne -
fsnss during the trisi - esppe<t -
fonnxs eontsnticn thss runlsn-
nsni ard esn<istinHs u kls4lf44
hsd led hIm into s'meaIsi hIe<s=
cut " We samltt~a having susurl~sl
wish Mccain. bat testified ~ seald
nst wssIl hsvins stshb>1 Mn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Prompt Service
One Essential

TIE r-<panslssnty 80 kn>plnx
- f~<t i onffsr - company
trucks - shs ro.z -. vita -
.<rvs>< s=r@Ftm<nts = N -
Motor Track eempzax snd ehzae-
Eilsea zeznp~Ky
nsy M<I<od Ne : n&osE<r =
service - n tru<E Fl<n. Io<eE<4
a 30 eesth lia street. ~. -
s<rxs<laE Griffin equirm<nt - -
past fssF T<srx
II = = ~ er~aft nat fIfsF<ln
ifucEs 80 always F<e1r q -
<~~r 80 s<<vice e.. ~ a. rIlH<.
uf<& -. 49, lnre<<4nf b~<4a<&
my e. a<i<y 1<lIse<y cp>re<lene
pc - F~<stis<sy - 80 m><s&e<
81 d<f><<.
~ - p<<t - r<=Fz. ooedy<<<
service - k<pf ~ Griffin tFskke
~ ths rexa eth = mlnimum Il
delay kHsuh~ kIIE.rr coureaY.
ucccs<.F autl<t N tHIs city. = 80
~ ~ cid<<< TITO f<el<f esfselIz1~
m<nts n ne rsetfle Hersnwe~t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

ATLANTA DRAFT r<sistrsnts
who % nas have The capacity -
reading and writing The Ensiish
ianEa.sv a. prescribed for ths
fourth grade will Be aselared an.
~ for military service. Hris Gen
i<r,is N Hsrshsy. national director
81 ssiectivs service ANNOUNCED
through Georgia draft hesaqusr-
twrs
In = telegram n Adlutant Gen
Zion y. Hawkins. Georgia draft A..
rector. Hershey called attention 10
ths ss.ooo o~orEisns tout n 400.
600 registrsnss who signed thar
cards last October with IN ~"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Small Armored
Car Proves Worth

WASHINGTON-Ths American
srmy's engineering experts are
working day and night to devise a
defense against Hitler's most ef-
feetive weapons IN his conquest Of
IA European nstions-the panzer
division and the night bomber.
London has virtually told va that
unless we and they can neutrsliss
these methods Of attack. the jig IL
up for them. at least.
Our topnotch strategists claim
that We have created a weapon
that can rob the armored forces
1.-THE tanlxs) OF their potency. II IL
the small armored car. II mounts no
guns, but it is a swift and ma
recoverable field weapon. II can
haul 75's or even larger guns. es-
pecially the 1855 and the new
1o5s so popular with Hitler's pam
Der commanders. This tiny car
can outspeed and encircle and
-flank 5o-ton tanks. according to
our military experts and put them
out Of business in = few minutes.
And, whereas big tanks cost from
$4,000 to SEQ, 900, these armored
mosquito cars nick Uncle Sam for
only $500.
The advances made in devising
weapons and planes for use against
night bombers is a strict military
secret II has been explained to
few correspondents by our general
staff men. but under the seal of
secrecy. If half the claims made
for it by professional men are
true, it means trouble for Herr
Hitler in the late fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

clough Equipment Company. Sc
attic, tank builders. % produce
the finest equipment possible.
Attention was called by ". II
Hsrkins Of Ace White Trucks. Inc
to the fact that the trucks arr
powered with White Super-pewel
motors including the modern de.
velopments Of hydraulic valve lifts
stresmlined manifolds. dual esrbu.
ration. automatic heat control
floating ride cabs and five speed
transmission. All OF which adds
up to consistent performances and
fast delivery service when needed
BY the Tacoms fuel oil users.
Additional factors Of interest 10
the public are found in the fact
that the trucks come equipped with
full Westinghouse air~brakes to in
sure absolute safety on the streets
of Tacoma and the wide tread
front axles give sufficient manoeu-
variability to allow the trucks to
get in and out OF the most diff
cult private driveway or alley.
White Trucks, Inc. Is particu-
larry proud OF obtaining these re-
peat orders inssmuch a. Griffin
Fuel Company has during recent
months accepted delivery on six
new Whites as part of their stand
ardization program. The new
trucks come to the Griffin Fuel
Company on Goodyear Tires and
with tanks built by the Clough
Equipment Company. Jack clough
states that the trucks will carry
1850 gallons on a single delivery
and have been equipped with veri-
fled meter receipt equipment and
air eliminators to insure accurate
oil deliveries. The new modernized
equipment cludss centrifugal
pumps 10 insure quiet deliveries,
automatic mechanical hose reels
making for efficient delivery and
extra reels with long hoses and
special attachments to fit all types
OF installations.
The new tanks have been built
to insure the ultimate In eleanh-
ness in the oil 10 be delivered
Additional safeguards In this re-
spect include strainers in the tanks
and hoses made of synthetic rub
Der TO insure against disintegra-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Caltivntion Iatsass

The leisurely trip back through
the Yakima valley IL giving oppos-
tunity 70 observe the extent o< the
intensive cultivation n th@t great
area a. fsrtiIs soal. Judging by
general appearances me farm sit
ustion 10 better than II has been
for several years. The farm land
bank has sold q great deal Of its
holdings to actual farmers and
that alone has made a difference
IN the appearance in some districts
AZ q rule the owner does a better
Job Of farming than the renter.
and the effect Of the land banks
policy Of trying to put owners in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

Young Democrats - Pierce
county wili meet In Cnbroom a.
Hotel winthrop. st p. n Mon
dsy when further plans wiIl be
made for the state convention Of
Democrats here June q and 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

WHITEHEAD. n. H-Amstsur
sealrtors welding hstehsts. n,cw-
torches and other tools hacked up
600 lee cakes weighing BOO pound.
each IN competing Tor cash prises
In lcs-sculpturs 81 the annual
whifef1sld Winter Carnival
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
WEALTHY NIZAM

The jewelry and other valuable
articles of the Nizam Of Hyder-
sbsd, exclusive of his gold stores.
reaches an estimated value OF
5000. 900 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Nv v. T short
YAKIMA Seasoned BY /,

YAKIMA Seasoned By q ten
concert tour. the Adelphian Choral
society Will be hack on the campus
Monday night for the annual sp-
pearanee in Jones hall. sincs ieav-
ing Tacoma a week ago last Fri
day the chorus has carried the
message Of good will from Tacoma
and the College Of Puget Sound
through eastern Washington and
into Idaho. Every concert has
met with q cordial response and
nowhere more - than in Sunny
side. Toppenish and Yakima. last
three points on the itinerary.
Every concert also has been q
workout that should make the
home appearance Monday night .
real music experiences.
We found sunnyside. like Pasco.
in the midst OF the asparagus hsr-
vest. The sunnyside paintings
have been increasing in the last
few years and there are now
about 5000 acres OF asparagus
The gross returns are about $500
an acre. That 10 divided between
the grower and the hired help. and
for about three months that one
crop makes good business for
everybody
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

believed LsnElls would attempt 10
ave them when they elected him.
A =. Hillyer. publisher % Sun.
nysids's other paper. the sun. also
is en- office holder. having been
e,seted county eommis.ionsr last
fall. BE IL ssid 10 be Fivins .
rood account Il himself IN that
capacity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Crop Week Earlier

This year the crop came on n
week earlier than normal and ia
vorable weather IL making an un.
usually heavy growth. Because Of
its seasonal character the labor
problem Ia one 10 be reckoned with
and right now anybody who can
cut or pack asparagus can get .
job. School teachers, preachers
and school children have been
helping harvest the crop Schools
open an hour later and close later
so that the pupils can get In four
or five hours a day in the aspara-
gus fields and packing houses.
Due TO a peculiar character Of
the soil. asparagus grown IN the
sunnyside district 10 Of a particu-
larry fine quality. 1t 10 said 10 be
superior TO the California variety
for canning and commands a good
price fresh. This years crop Ia
said TO be one of the finest since
IL was discovered that the soil
around here was good for aspara-
gus. Besidss being Of good quality
the stalks are unusually heavy
and weigh - much a. half .
pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Wait show Pss~

A pleasing experience - the
tour wss . visit 10 the fine country
home ~ Mira N. p Hull. friend os
Prof John Paul Bennett. on
Ahtsnum Ridge. . few milss from
Yakima. The chorus gave an In
formal recital for Mrs. Null and
spent an hour On the beautiful
grounds which surround the home
on thu edge of the orchard.
The Hull ranch s one % the
historic places in Yakima county.
having been established In the
early day of the fruit Industry
when the big town In the valley
was North Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Griffin Fuel Company's New
Delivery Trucks Most Modern
Embrace Every Proven Feature Which
Will Assure Customer Satisfaction

Announcement made today by Edwin L. Griffin Of
the Griffin Fuel company OF Tacoma that their fuel
oil delivery equipment will be put into regular
once Il stated that trucks represent the last word
maintaining the service standard set up the Northwest
by this experienced organization
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

Years q experience gained in
the delivery a. fael oil in the
Northwest was used BY Mr.. Crit
Fin in collaboration with the White
Trucks. Inc. Tacoma. and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Old Timers Visit

A happy experience for the
older members Of the chorus WAS
the arrival at sunnysids OF Won
and Evelyn tHopkinsD Tanner. who
came up from Portland for q
couple OF days with old friends
from the college For several
years Won was aceompanist and q
member Of the Adelphlan tenor
section and Evelyn was . member
of the soprano section. After
their marriage they moved 10
Portland whore Won IA taking q
eours. In oregon state university
medical school. Another member
Of tn. chorus who visited Saturday
and Sunday was Betty rrsgoning
Of Yakima. BETTY Peterson. a
member OF the chorus who wAs un-
able to get away from the college
because OF her duties A. editor Of
the 1871 Tamanawas. joined the
group at Sunnyside for the re-
mainder Of the tour. Frank Mar
win OF Tacoma and Dick Mcknight
OF Olympia. members Of the chorus
last year. also dropped m for q
visit. Sunday. WIN Woods Of We
nstchss, former member Of tho
chorus taking year out 10 Try
his hand at the newspaper bust
ness. drove over from Wenatches
10 spend a few hours with the
chorus 1T Toppenish And In the
Sunday morning congregation was
Dorothy Padfisld. Puget Sound
smmnAs nov ssaching ct Top
psnlsh. RsgulAr cid home week.
Llse Gov. IAnghs
A. N. hsrfla. publishes a tbs
ssnnysids Times and q Member a
thu EtAts s>nsts. bshsvss that ths
psopls IN his dssr>ct are very vsh
satisfied with tlss sdninlstrssoa q
Gov. Arthur Lsngiis. And ksyfin.
BY ths way. has . life Job N ne
state senate n he wants D. At
least that's what some of the sun
nyside folks tell ns. They believe
Aurfin 10 100 per cent honest and
every vote represents hls sincere
conviction rather than the opinion
Of an individual or group who may
have an Az 10 grind. Ne represents
the kind ~ government the people
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nns @omeiteao, %a.

Scr Nrallen Eercin ser q. Mur.
fl's Stride h1lt Gonncrstug. ocn 20.
ycbrliur. nbcnos, in scr SurnerhuGc
elm gelreinid)oitlihcs SPIEL ob. ar
Dem ollie DHtglicocr l,nN ,srel,ubr
teilnebrcn tGnncn. Toriiterin ,Sroll
Ianc6 &apocn miro allies al,is bette
Ntltoltcn lpenn bie Stlpcitcrn ihren
leiI tcitrnNcu acihicht cs sem
Alcldl. looonr rcdnet man. bub Sic
l'l1tcrnehnlinacn scr 0elneiroc
hurd;Ncfiihrt lno lie laoet nudnluls
'rclInNlid, cin
Wit .QtiltDod. ocu 2G. ,sebr,lur,
brNtlHnt sic ,Snitcnsrit. sir oie'e1,
slbenS miro slln hciligcn Mbcnbmuh(
eiracIoSen. Sic cinlauienocn Spfer
'plbrcrh oieicr 3cit ilicGen oen not,
bcoiirftiacn ul,slGnoiid,cn lutheriif.
CIT 8emeinoen ju. Soften. bo5 ieocn
M'ittmodl ubenb Elm gutter 9eiuh lid,
c'llfinoct. s. g., Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Taid,in9.

81, letter Geri inmmlung am I.
iScbrlor ipuroc nod ipcitcr beraten
itber Sen Saicfi,a.
Sic 0ait,ing iinoet um %. Jebr.
i'm Sud,ien)eim itott. S(lle WtitgIie,
Scr beS 3lueig 81 iinb eireelaoen.
Mice 1T frei fir iie, neil lie i'm
Sohr 1910 10 9i,t gsarbeitet baben
fiir sen 0crein. Die Ntitslieoer pom
M1nner Gcrein Sipeie 20 jablen 25
Gents. ,Siir Shliiiiel. .Mitelicoer 1T
Ser SrciS so Gents, al,h fir oerau
Tralleu. Stir Buriden. Sic lire MGb.
cten n,itbrinsen ,pol(en, lit Ser Yrcis
ST 100. Cic5 iollte cigcntlih mtr fir
Mitglieoer Iein. Nile ueroen eiu,
quite 3eit hoben bel einem guten
9benbciien, gutter Dtuiif uno ctlpus
Sc6afencS.
Sir oen 26. lit Elm Yinod,Ie uno
500 Sartie bcihIci'en ,poroen. Mir
niinihcn. DAP iid, Sung lmo silt o.
ran betcilige,l l,nb piele ;Sreunoe
mittrinaen Slu1iors ibr >pibt, oab
mir piel iiir gllt) tun. unb nun ieit
Shr an Ser Neibe fir uns et,paS az
tim.
Si neinem lesten 0erid)l bate idj
cs ,u,terlaiien Sic 9camten befonnt
sll qeben. Sier iiuS iEr, Moirer:
Nrdiibcntin, Hplino Gloos
Vi;e> >Yrtii., Suionna S,ann !:
Trot Sctr.. Waria 2Dppclt
sSinarsz Sctr.. Sofin Bcbcr
Sdluemciiter. Earn She'll
Tcrlpolteri,,ner. Nnnu Surior. Suitie
Sbniht, Gcoiua Maurer.
Waria 3uppelt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nlafns<&inocrbal(.

San'stag. ben 10. Gebrunr, pirs
Scr iobrlid,e 9inoerbau ,YlaIius"
abgebolten uto ulIc Ntitslieoer uno
;Somilicn iino herSIid eingeIaoen 3ll
hieier llnterf,,ltllnn nia alcineu III
brinsen. sllles miro iiir Die 3inoer
irei ieiu. Gin tiidtioeS aomitee bot
oeriprod)en CUTE |tuiif 3u beiorsen
,,n0 a,,Berbem ,peroen sic 4Ieinen
beid}ert toitenloS NIT alert n1oaliden
Srfriidurg'u -- Sotu, Ycp, See
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Gan; nal.:r!:ch fino a1c Gltern uub
I:t,,nbe ei'.s,Iooen 81 o:e'cm Abruo
,l fcnmer i'no mitiuhcI'c" Sen 'iiei.
nen einc ,,uts llntcrhaItl'ns su bic
ten. Sm aorr'ee finn: SInhv GefcI
Dtife St,,ntuert. Nrbu 1allenhuber
.irtbur Mros.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
&artenabcn6.

Ger Stohtberbano bon sollnDs
toipn. Shio. reronitoltet am -. sc.
bruar. Somaton. obenos 8 llhr. inn
Sein hcs Gfutit ling. MGucrd'or:
III Hcnnaton 9luc. cinen aurtcn
'lbeEe. Is miro Tinod,lc. 800 nuf
onhcre SricIc pcipielt. Gr'riid'1lnac,
lrerben irri rcrnbiolgt. Ger Meinnc
,uil,n foil DER gSnterhilfsfuiic III
ilicRen. @ir boben nod INNER hills,
bcoiirItige ,Samilicn. ober sic anlis
III lcer. N0rlnn fomnt rnb iibt NId,
itenlicbc. Tie Sadjien pun Do,ngs
tolpn iolltcn oicIcn Hlbcno bcI,,d'en
oa itichiiide ;sa'nilien in Ser Ser
Nongcnbeit uno alldl iest bie neiiti
SoiIfc crbicltcn ,,nb erholter. Sc,
Giniritt ut 25c Sic Yerion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Mus Yonu9sto'un. Cbio
3,ucia %.

slIlcn ,Sdnpeiteru Oiene sur Nud)~
ridt, oaG nGdIte r2gclnllbige Ser
iunlmllln9, Sountoa, Sen 9. .Sebruar.
, llbr uodNmittnss, ubgeholten miro.
SeBtc Heriumlnlllnn iDnr iehr 'dlrpud
beiudt. boher hoiien mir oob Sic
Sdlm>itern oiesnlol ,ohlreider er-
id,,irer. llnier 35i0hriecs Stiitungs.
fclt mar 'chr gut beIlldlt llnO es lit
oIlca> ichr ld1on poriibcr aeNnnaeu
9Sir oanfen BON gunScm Serien al
len Srauniiationen, ipcltNe eeholieu
habcn oas Trngranlm 5lt perihonern
nit lpllnoeroollcn Eiebern ,lnb Sheo
tcraltiTiihrl,ng. 9lud bunfen mir fiir
ollie Die 8eid)enfe Ole mir erbalten
hoben. Nllen Sdncitern unb ,Sreun.
ber, ,ueld,e iiir oieies ,Seit SUDDEN ae-
bruf,t haben, iolpie unieren &Dhin,
men odnfen mir. benn mos mod,ten
,p'r anfangen ohne l,niere &ohinneu.
Sise. .@roB- -YrdIioent Schann Ioiiel
bettete fir alle onhingeldliebenen
ShtueItern ,no @riinocrinnen, oan,
nabm er Die Snitallierung Der Beam
tinncn NIT erereiienoen @ortcn Dor.
Gr bnnste alien ausId'eibenoen sc.
omtinnen fir ibre geleiitete Mrhcit.
Den re,,en unh tpieoergcpdhlten 9e
amtinnen ipiinid,te er piel 6liif mo
'rroerte Iie uuf oud) bieies SSahr ihr
gciteS Sll tun, ;llm @ohI unb 9eiten
hes Eereirs.
@ir oanfen Yi;e, 8rpG Yr1lioen
ten ssohann Ioiiel bon eun5em Ser.
'cn fir leine iinnrcidlen @orte. Mue
@riinOerinpn uno langidbriee 9e.
| nlntinnen tpuroen NIT elmer rotten
Roic. bos Snmbcl Der Hiebe uno Gr,
Iinncrlne. beebrt. Gie nahIolgenben
ISd,meitern finb Dem MRG nod an Der
Reibe in hie'e @eriunlml,na alld,en
| 5u bringen.
Nnnn Sd,ulIer, S,pcrlanb Tpe.. Suphc
St,ufter. 6cnncre Irc., Wariu Sdu
| tier, g. Bottom Ice. Maria SduIlcl
!1136 WcG,nffer Hb.. Waria Sd,ulIcr
Pinc SDlIop Sr. 0ath,riuc S4uIiter. e
Bottom Ioe.. Anthnrinc Srrlitcr. Iei
Eerch Tnc.. elizabeth Sd,ullcr. @olcbe
Tre.. Snro Sd'ullcr. a. &. 3. @nrrcn
Ohio. 6athnrinc Sf,ullrr Vinc S,ollDr
Nr.. Sophia Sdneiher. g. @nlnut ct.
elisabeth Sd'u0cr. Sacnbe No.. aotho
rine SdulIer. Nnbretps 9Ipe.. S,clci
St1u'tcr. W. Semen Sire, Sophin Sciu
tier, stcnmprc Mre.. Iarguret St,uIler
ST.. Yinc S,oIpip Tr
Gli5abeth Sd)unn Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nus Xew Yert. Y. 2.


I'm ait Den nid1tdntueienoen Otit.
alieocrn Mafe au iiben peranitoltete
Der Siueie 9leih nod Bet Sisung ei-
men Sdlmaub uno Sarauf eineu out.
9cl,lnge,,eu Tans. on eem fih oue
! oaran Beteilisten anfs bette rmter.
l,iclten. Sugar gr. SebIer, Ser i'm
3ioilIcben II. a. a,,h YrGi. oes 8e.
iuneperein harmonic" 1T, uno trot
Warnllra ohnc feline Iiebe ,srau er.
'ticn. mltbte ieiner ,Srau aufruien.
oamit fie bel Dem 9ans nitlt iebIe.
llnb alaubt mir. er bate feline Miibc
auh cincn Gan; nit ieincr 8ottin
;,' baben. 10 oiel ,purbe iie begehrt.
Niht picI beiier sing cs in bicier Sins
Iidlt uuh ,mierm I. @r. Suttnan; er
mar aber id)laner ipie icin @ereinS.
enb SeHler. NGmlid' ola eeipiiien.
batter Ghcmann brad)tc CT feline bib.
id,c, ilI0cnblid,e @ottin eleih nit uno
mir frc,len ,ns id)on icbt iie balo
zd',ncitcr Sllttnlonn heiBen ;u fon.
ucn. SrSnl Bcaentcil 81 ben cr,p1bnten
'lpci tSallcn 1T Ser ssaIl al bieicm
gage bon Shosn,ciitcrin Sd,pcitcr
Order. Gntid)loiicn trot iie an baa
frl"pbon l,no orhertc bic onhere Che,
''iltc. icinrn genlnnten pcrlGnacrten
MittoA sid)lai nuiju9cbcn ,nlo ioiort
'cincn 9,tcn S,lnor 5,un Guns NIT.
'nhrinacn. Neiultat: cine halbc Stiln.
Sc irtitcr erid)ieu 8r. 0raier ,nb
trndte u,T, Sic Han>Sleltc Serrn
,lnb sSrar Bicl; ,mb Tnd,icr nit si,r
! Nrcllae aIler uno balo ta,late er ,pie
Der SiillgIte. follf,lrricrte in slns-
bauer NIT l,niern Tan;neiiler Nr.
.soaoroidlcr l,nb gr. Weinfe. Su9ar
Ser alle iibcrraacnSe M;epriii. 80fcl
ihicn feline MiiSiateit ;u fcrncn.
Gicsnol abcr parSiebiete infer YrGi.
lM. Sherer nni 'einen .Grc,,a.
oier=San5. ct iorgte aber oaiiir bas
icbcr acn,,g Bier befan. seit iiber
'inrn SssaDr Gafsn ipir lit Scr Yerinn
aes @ilbelm Bart ans Sbeiia, llfrui,
mia. cill outer Ge,,tider, einen itGn.
Siacn Unit in ilnieren monaiIit,cn
llntcrhaltungcn. Gr fpnnmt ie0esMol
bon Bridgeport. Cont. at ms. Gin
I frcinSlihcr Mon mo flci3iaerSti,,.
ser. sserller battcr tpir Sic Gremhe
aud, Mr. aorp ST.. Sohn ,nieres
ucritorbenen friiberen YrGiibcntt,l,
bcariiBeu al fGnnen. Muh 8r. 8Ioos
lno @r. 8iisel iorsten oafiir 6as
feline Game obne 1dnser bIieb. eber.
10 aud) Br. College," Serbes ii. a.
llno 10 mar micoer Elm erfoIgreidcr
5on5 S,,itanoe gefommen. sllle batten
cinen fr5blihen slbeno perIebt uni
oeriprad}en nod ieber NeriammIunQ
cinen Tan5 obsubalteu. Natiirlidj
muroe aud flei6ie seiunaen.
! 81. Stoof.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
SMtljcrm Brotherhood.

1T Die iiinaitc @ruppc ser 8cn1eino(
nlth iciNt fiir mas iic bsihniicn lit
nGn'(;f' ON 9luibMu uno .Sortbritehei,
Ser ojcneinoe mcrocn quite ,snter
cf'n 1c5cint. nift rnlr an Wtitglieo
'duit ionoern aud, Iinou;icu. Si(
brinnen nun am IS. ,nb II. ,Sebruo,
nad' luotcntIid'cr lleblln9 Sen Ecr
lrrg sur !luiiiihrlmN "Spiclmnnn"
Sic Sifets iinb bon Dem &omitei
init cinem 9crirgen Yreis 5u hnben
G.riGiunt e nc,t. \. IT,. Setr.
Gin Cor. Der flapct itets auncrs
nI,. lid, iclbit onflaaet ein holb id)cr
mciirr Mtnun. Niht iid,. nid,t auocre
fIoget Scr Nciic nu.