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Nogales international., 1941-05-10
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA CRUZ.
IN THE MATTER OF THE }
ESTATE OF }
H. E. MIELLER, alSe known }
as HARRY EDWARD
MIELLER,
Deceased. }
ORDER ....
On reading and filing the petit
ton of j. j. Goodman, Administra-
tor with the will annxed of the es-
tate of H. E. Mieller, also known as
Harry Edward Mieller, deceased,
that it is necessary to sell the whole
of the real and personal estate OF
said decedent in order to pay his
debts and the expenses and charges
of administration,
1T IS ORDERED that all per-
sens interested in said estate ap
pear before this Court on the oath
day of May, 1941, at the hour of
Ten (10) o'clock Am. in the Court
Room of said Court at tbs Court
House in the City of Nogales, San
ia Cruz County, State Of Arizona,
then and there to show cause why
an order should not be granted
said administrator TO sell so much
of real and personal estate as shall
be necessary; and,
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of this order be published
for four "a successive weeks next
preceding said day in the Noga-
les International. a newspaper :. of
general circulation, printed and
published in the said County.
DONE in open Court this 18th
day Of April, 1941.
GORDON FARLEY,
Judge OF said Superior Court.
|(Pub. Apr. 10, 26, May 3, 10, 1941)
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA CRUZ.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
CANTON REFLECTOR
By Elsie, Salmen

Canton. Ohio, Nov. lathe
Reunion Dance was success.
We had a swell orchestra and !
am sure that everyone had a
swell time. That light lunch was
delicious, thanks to the commit
tee and the ladies who prepared
it. 1t was good to see some o.
the Alliance Juniors, we hope
that you will come again. Thanks
to all who helped to make the
dance a success.
Last Thursday night a group
of the Juniors got together at a
party given for "Porthole" Ro-
chus, who will soon be leaving
US. There was not minute OF
quiet. With Fulz. kelp and
Rookie there, everyone had a hi
larious night. The miniature
drums were quite a gift, Rookie.
and we hope that some dav YOU
will be a second Gene Krupa
Yes nam, Zirrie, one of your
handsome members, Mike Bloch
seems to like the Canton environ
ment. Thanks for the swell time.
Ida.
Friday night we had our meet
ing. The meeting which was to
begin at 7:5O sharp, began at 9.
1t was desided to have a hike.
Sunday, Nov. 16. at Schorsten :.
Meet at tie club at l 100 p. m. L.
). I. Come out and enjoy your
self by taking hike out in the
sticks. Don't forget next month is
election. Start thinking OF whom
you want for your officers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Nov. l3-
Here is what every one has been
waiting for, the basketball sea-
son, which will open this Satur-
day. Those two we'll known RI
walls Farrell and New Castle will
clash for the opening game. Far
rell being last years section win
ner will no doubt cause the New
Castle team some trouble. We
have heard that one OF our stars,
that played with us two years.
ago has joined UP with the Far
rell team. He is none other then
John Great. We also have a sur
prise for the Farrell team, and
that surprise is George Lang.
fought George was going to
leave US but he isn't. George has
always been the spark OF our
team and has won many a ball
games for us. With George play
ing opposite Great will no doubt
be thrilling game. So if you
folks want to see some action be
sure to attend this game which
will be played at the New Castle
High School located on Lincoln
Ave. The game will start at ! 80.
After the games light lunch
will be served. Then after the
lunch a dance will be held. A
popular orchestra has been Sc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
LoRA1N JUNIORS
NEWS
By Joe Sanders

Lorain, O., Nov. l3-Every.
thing is back to normal again at
the Lorain Club, after a hectic
weekend OF bowling. Lorain
wishes to take this opportunity
to thank all the clubs that par
ticipated in the Bowling Tourna-
ment, for it was through them
that the tournament turned out
to be such a successful event.
We hope everyone enjoyed
themselves as much as the Lo.
rain Club enjoyed having all you
Clubs at our fair city.
Congratulations to the win
ming teams, and credit must be
given to the teams that did not
fare so we'll, for showing such
good craftsmanship and spirit
during the matches. Better luck
next year.
Thanking all who attended the
banquet and hoping you all en-
joyed the meal and program.
To the Junior member girls
goes all the credit for the won.
derful meal and decorations
which were so wonderfully car.
ried out for the banquet, they
did a splendid job, spending
many of their spare hours plan
ming and preparing the meals,
Thanks again girls it was swell
work.
Mr.. VIM. Pete Smith, Lorain's S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
&artenabcn6
Sublcr Mben6.

geutihe 2ieber aus ben Mlpen,
edtes unb tpirflides ScSelr. Muii.
faliihes Quartet, Gelo, &lorinett,
8ittar unb &lopier-S Sornonifn, ali
oie'es uno pielcs onbere brinat lns
Die Srollenfelber Jonlilic Samstoa
abeno, Den 80. Nopemher, nad) bier.
0ieIer Mbenb miro oronaiert bon ser
Sbeatergrlppe, Oeren GrdIioent
Serr @ecra &oIher lit mo Sem
Sa.genbdor Spra, fiir sen 3tpeig 80,
Der oie Sahlenboue 10 tpunoerbar
renobiert unb ocforiert bat. Son 6
llbr nahmittags bis 8 ltbr lit Elm
Ibenoeiien, beimegmahte grattpurit
NIT Sauerfraut. 9:3O llbr beainnt
Die Toritellllng lrnb nudber Gang.
Gintrittspreiie: 9lbenoe1Ien 4OG
i'm Gorperfauf, SOC an ser aa1ie.
SorItelluna: Csc i'm GorpertauI
75c an Der &a1le.
slbenOeiien, Gorltelluug uno San,
$1.O5 inn goroerfaui.
aarten iino 5u baben i'm Sahien
heim bel Serrn sSran5 S6neiSer un>
Serrn @eora aaiGer periGnlid ooe,
telepbonilh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

Recreation Director, and former.
Il Our bots basketball coach,
acted as Toastmaste.. Cene:
speakers at the banquet we're,
John Deutschlaender, Mems Sr.
Lodge Pres, Henry SCHNEIDER,
Pres. T. S. ]. A., who also gave
out the trophies to the winning
teams; Martin Polder, Sec'y. T.
S. J. A., Mr.. George Schneider,
Editor of the Volksblatt, Mrs.
Agnes Drop, Pres. Lorain Junior
Saxons, James Mahoney, Sports
Editor of the Lorain Journal, Joe
Sanders, Chairman of Tourna-
ment, Ed.Frederick, the Manager
of the Bowling Alleys, who had
much to do with setting up the
schedules and having the alleys
in such splendid condition.
Summing up all the details, the
tournament was a huge success,
and Lorain hopes that we may
be able to see the same clubs
and possibly more clubs next
year again, if possible. Thanks
again to all the Junior Clubs who
visited Lorain last Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

of worship was one of the chief tenets
OF the original colonies here in Amer
ica and it is very definite part of our
form OF government, it is only nat
ural that the American people were
out of sympathy with any country
which does not permit its people to
worship their God in their own way.
We know that religious tolerance
has not existed in either Russia or
Germany under the present regimes.
THE famous map is apparently not
l. new one. Senate debate has dis
closed that it was mentioned in the
New York Times and other publica-
tons back in June and that similar
map was brought to the attention of
Secretary Of State Hull some months
ago without creating a great deal of
interest at the State Department.
COMMENTATORS tell US that for
~ some reason it has been found
necessary to change tactics and that
instead OF continuing to appeal for pub
lie sentiment and support OF the ior-
eign program on the basis Of aid for
England, those shaping public appeals
have come to feel they must bring the
case nearer home by emphasizing the
meaning of all that is going on from
the viewpoint Of what it means to the
United States.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

Singing practices are still COM
ing along We have been asked
to sing at the karpathen Concert
on Nov. 29 and we still practicing
for this. Why don't more of you
come? Don't blame it on the
Gather, because the club house
is always warm. How about see
ing you all there this Tuesday
night.
Saturday night, Nov. IS, there
will be basketball game be-
tween our present team and the
team OF 80 that nearly got the
I. 5. !. A. championship, but
was edged out by New Castle.
Some OF the members of that
team were Lutsch, Orend, V.
Schuster, Peterman, and others.
On our this years team are Fulz,
Bahmiller, Schorsten, J. Thesis,
n. Thesis, and others. This
should be an interesting game.
Call the club to find out were
this game is to be PLAYED.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
CENTRAL VERBAND
DER SIEBENBttRGER
SACHSEN. LODGE 81
October 10, lo4l

I wish to thank all the lodge
members of the Central Verband
der Siebenbtirger Sachsen,
Branch "a, for all the kindness
shown me at my wifes funeral.
l know if she could have seen
and heard the singing committee
she would have smiled and said {:
Thanks, God Bless you all"
She has left a lonely husband,
broken hearted mother and three
orphan children. Her daughter
keeps asking me Daddy where
did mamma go?" Heaven seems
so useless to children so young.
I do not understand the German
language very we'll but the songs
that the lodge committee sang
every lonely heart knows the
words. To heaven she went and
some day if we are good, as my
wife was to me and my family,
we two will go to rest in heaven.
must truthfully say I am a
Catholic and l never was so much
touched at the beautiful, holy,
! heavenly Lutheran faith and ser
vices rendered by Rev. Foisel.
There is nothing like a good
christian.
As | look to the left on the
wall see my wedding picture,
my wife so young, honest and
sincere and myself just plain
scared. In front of me l see the
picture of another young couple
being married by Rev. Foisel.
This couple so young with their
whole life ahead of them. God
Bless them"
To the right of me I see my
new born babys crieb. He is
sound asleep and does not feel
my breaking heart. Behind me
my mother-in-law is sleeping on
a couch. Her heart is broken, she
has lost her loving daughter. She
is so tired and lonely in big
house. God Bless her" Upstairs
my little girl and boy are fas,
aslepp. Dreaming of tomorrow
lis what they look forward too
| And me, l suppose | should be
Thankful to the Lord for my
:health.
| Last Monday, Oct. IS, l visit
led your Deputy and signed uT
;my 3 children into your lodge. L
twas the least / would do to show
my appreciation.
| Lonely and grateful to you all
] August J. Kikel,
| l2O Talbot Drive, Bedford, Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

brinaen uns bieie geheime &raft arl
30. Nouember nah youngstown.
llnN es Ioute lih ieaer 9ruoer unS
Sfapeiter. bieien slbeno our Stdr,
flung Ser oeutihen Seele reierpieren.
ssir iinb amerifaniihe giirser Seut,
iher slbItammung uno tpollen nit
Stol5 audi iolbe bleiben. Wit lolder
aunbsebuns uno iolhem 8cfiibl
fDnnen mir rubig Iaaen, tpie emit
Mtartin Sutber laate: Sier ltebe id,
uno fanu niht anbcrs! Gar,m MIDI,
pergeBt Sen 90. Nobember.
@ringt cure &inber! 8rirgt cure
Gertpanoten uno 6reunoe 5u oieiem
oelltiteu Soolerabeno ins Sadien,
beim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Tillie Salmen

Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. l3-
Well we sure have a good boys
and girls basketball team, we
are going in full force with out
practices at the Armory on Ray
en- Ave. at J o'clock sharp, we
also have a new manager for the
girls team, Min Raidel who offer
ed her services to US since she
is not playing. Frank Bokesch
would have sure made a good
girls manager, but its only luck
he is not a girl.
New Members
We welcome our new mem-
bers Elsie Orben, Jack Erwin,
Erna Ham und Walter Torn
blat, we hope you stay with us
a long time.
Next meeting
November l8, at 800 sharp. Let
us ell be there to discuss our new
years dance and basketball.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
2l,s< peafteste,pt,, Uhie
2soeis e 0at5a7iaea6cr.

Ser SDeie q oero,,itoitet chi
%. Ropeuber i'm soGienbeim einen
&atbarinenbaa. I'm 6 llbr abenos
tpiro elm gutter @ulald ierpiert. Mud
benz @iien miro eetan5t. slue piiien,
Dob unier &on,itee einen gl,ten Gu.
laid foden fann unb fir San,en
miro quite Mtuiif belorst. 0ir m0d.
ten ale gereinsidtueitern, griioet
uno oeren 5rellnoe uno 8efannte 81
oieier ltnterbalt,,ng her5lib einla-
aen. Snsbeionoere boffen mir oab
mir audi uniere Ssl,geno besriiben
oiirfen. alio Sahien, 5reunoe auj
gum &otbarinenbau.
@lisabetb Sbunn, Brot. .=Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
Officials Concerned With Nazi,
Russian Attitude On Reliaion
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

Still other observers feel that change
comes because, now that we are being
told over and over again that we are
in the war. it is necessary to bring
events closer home.
Contrary to all statements and
promises made when this very pro-
gram was in the making, our war
ships are hunting down and destroy
ing Axis submarines, conveying and
actively cooperating with the British
Navy. If these policies are to be con-
tinued, the people must be prepared
for the open warfare which such poll
cies make inevitable.
A I'D to Russia under Mr.. Stett:nius
<Ais said to be moving at faster
pace than any other phase of the Lend.
Lease program. 1t is functioning in a
way which might we'll be copied by the
British and by our own agencies which,
have been guilty of so much indecision.
The Russians seem to know what they
want, they have stated their needs
promptly and are getting deliveries,
if unofficial information is to Re de-
pended upon.
TT is quite evident that some OF the
L recent labor diff cultie have
brought substantial increase OF senti-
ment for reasonable legislation to pro-
tect the defense program. and II is also
evident that no action will be taken
without executive leadership. That is
where the responsibility lies.
Defense production is being con-
stantly emphasized and there is real
need for greater effort Whenever
there is a crisis of any kind word goes
about that the strong hand OF gov
ernnent is to be laid upon these situa-
tons. But the time for such drastic
action has not yet come.
At the moment a great deal OF dis
satisfaction is being expressed here IN
Washington with the Secretary of La
Dor, Madame Perkins, and with Sid
nev Hillman. So much so tina. in some
quarters their replacement is being de-
manded.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
0eutId)-MmcrifaniIde 3emtrale.

Gie Telttid=amerifaniihe 3en-
trale bon Youngstopn, g., peran-
italtet am Samstaa oen IS. Nop.,
8 llbr abenbs, einen
&artenabcn6
tpo5u ale Mitglieoer unb Golfsge.
noilen eineelaSen iino. IS miro 500,
Bridge uno anoeres gelpielt. @ert,
bolle Hreiie fallen oen glidlide,,
@etuinnern gu. Ga sic MGnnerbaae
renobiert miro, miro ser &arten,
abeno an 30s @eit GseoeroI Strrobe
oritter Slur, iiber Oh Hont Bain!
Store, abgetalten. Ser Gintritt III
Csc oie RerIon.
8eorg 8erenbt, S6riftf.
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ANSWERS TO OHIO
WEATHER QUESTIONS.
CThese questions are found on
page 5.

page s.
|. l9S4-with an average rain.
!all OF 26.6l inches.
Next driest was 1880 when
the rainfall averaged 1914 in.
,. March 1910 and October
1924, with an average of only
.25 inches of rain. Ohio's wettes.
month was January 1887, with
9.ol inches.
3. Thurman (Vallia County,,
with an average OF only 79 rainy
days per year.
4. At Garrettsville portage
Co.. and Orangeville (Trcmbull
Co., about September 80.
). At Cleveland. Killing frosts
useally come around the first OF
November.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
LETTER FROM
SOMEWHERE
ON THE FRONT
November IL, 1o4l.

Dear Mamuska,
| still live.
We plodded through snow and
slush all day and tonight. I write
you from the hollow shell OF
what was once a home.
The hour that you refer to as
supper has past, but the only
satisfaction l have is a chance to
sit down and rest. Twelve hours
ago | ate-black bread that had
probably come from the oven a
week ago, meat that had it's orr
gin God knows where.
| hope you are all we'll at home.
Tell Mr.. and Mrs. Backhau next
door that Adolph their son has
been reported missing since last
Tuesday. Many men are missing,
they are not dead or wounded
just missing. Last week I wit
messed ID men enter the missing
list when a areal bomb scored a
direct hit on a squad truck.
Time has lost significance and
only the biting cold reminds us
that winter is upon us.
l yearn for the comfort OF
home and appetizing struddle
you bake so we'll. Perhaps I'll be
home soon to enjoy them once
more.
We have come steadily north
the past two months and they
tell us the enemy crumbles. But
they fight on around us. In end,
less chains they straffle our
columns.
Last night l spoke briefly tc
one of the many prisoners being
marched to the rear.
1--WE fight to live, he said, just
as you defend yourself, we dc
likewise. | know not for what we
battle, but we must defend our.
selves"
He was a we'll educated man
but the brutal mark of war was
upon him. Eyes stared past mt
as he spoke-eyes that had seer
unenling suffering the past 81,
months.
The leader tells us victory i:
close by. Victory over what
Prospering cities have been level
fed to the ground and only yer
mine populate its streets am
ruins. The fields and farms ar
stripped of all-strewn with bro
ken implements of war.
| We move forward in six hour
so | must take my leave. Coz
keep you safe Mamuska.
! Your soldier son, Albert.
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tuQe OF NdZlSl1l
t o W ar d religion
a n d the m a p
w hic h was SO
dramatized. Ap-
parently the re-
ligious issue with
regard to Russia
stirred up enough
public resentment
in this country to
make it necessary
to treat that issue
separately and at
length from the
Nazi viewpoint.
C;,,oa frce5py,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank ]. Gable

NlCNCldllu, w., NOV. lo-NOH-
gratulations Lorain for holding
such a successful bowling tourna-
ment. The alleys were excellent,
the hospitality overwhelming.
and the competition keen. 1t is
apparent how much a moderniza-
ton program can do for any or
ganization. All appearances in
dicate that Lorain's reorganiza-
ton program is already a success
The Salem girls scored a grand
slam in the women's bowling
events. This is quite a feat al
though there were by far fewer
women entries than men. The
Salem lassies are the most active
girls in the T. S. ]. A. The East
boys monopolized the honors in
the mems division of the tourney
East won everything except the
singles event; this was won by
Walt Goohs of Lorain. AL Ziehm
and George Miller won the dou.
bles. Bill Miller bowled the high
est game, a creditable 235. Myron
Kaufman won the all events
handily and the East No. 1 team
was comprised of G.. Miller, G.
Baatz, F. Gable, A. Ziehm and
NJ. Kaufman.
We were glad to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Schneider present. He is
president of our Senior Lodge
and Editor of the Volksblatt. He
is one of our most ardent sup
porters.
At the meeting last Friday
many important issues were COM
pleted. Those deserving the most
credit, for their voluntary effort,
are the Misses Schneider and
Gierling. Emile Schneider is GO
ing to handle the receipts at the
basketball games and Betty
| IGierling will be in charge Of the
kitchen for the coming season.
These are two of the most diff
cult jobs to be handled by Junior
members. These girls will appre-
ciate all cooperation, club mem
bers.
Basketball Season Opens
The day for the first basket
ball game is fast approaching.
The date, Sat, Nov. Is. The
place, the same as previous, the
Dyke School gym located at F.
10th and Prospect. The opening
game will start at ZOO P. M.
There will be a two game sched-
ule. the first will be the girls
game. and the second the boys
game. The formidable opponents
will be the Monaco Junior SAX
ons. Monaco always has good
basketball teams and this year
appears to be no exception. The
games will be followed by meal
and dance to be held at the East
Side Sachsenheim, l4OO F. S5th
Street. Look forward to this pro-
missing bill of entertainment. We
will be seeing you there.
Sunday, Nov. 10, a match game
will be bowled between the East
Juniors and Seniors. Bowling
will take place in the afternoon
at Roemischer's new alleys on
East l4Oth St., across from the
Eaton Axle Co. The Seniors say
they'll beat the Juniors but it
must be remembered that East
almost made a grand slam at the
Lorain tournament. The stakes
'are high and AL Ziehm confident
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Attention.!
T. S. ]. a. CLUBS
By Marie Raidel

Youngstown, Ohio, No. Is -
The Youngstown Junior Saxons
Club is not fortunate enough to
enter an official basketball team
in the league this year. Instead
of being left out for a whole year
we have decided to have both a
boys and girls unofficial team.
We would appreciate the support
of all the other clubs.
According to the schedule each
team has two open dates.
Youngstown would like to
play each team on the home to
home basis.
By now the president of each
club has received a letter asking
their clubs support. If all clubs
are satisfied with the arrange
ments, the Youngstown basket
ball schedule for the season will
be as follows:
Youngstown at New Castle
Dec. 13
Cleveland East at Youngstown
Dec. 20
Youngstown at Cleveland West
Dec. 81
Monaco at youngstown
Jan. 5
Youngstown ut Salem
Jan. 10
New Castle at Youngstown
Jan. II
Youngstown at Monaco
Jan. "a
Salem at Youngstown
Jan. 81
Youngstown at Cleveland East
Feb. 2
Cleveland West at youngstown
Feb. Id
Canton at Youngstown
Feb. 81
Farrell at Youngstown
If the clubs wish to make any
changes mediate contact should
be made with either, Frank Bo.
kesch, 246 Forest Hill Drive
(boys manager) or Marie Raidel
l76 Frederick Street (girls mgr
Youngstown wishes every
team a successful season.
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2iebe 8nlfsgenoiien!

Slebe Tnltsgen0nen!
gs eibt cine bunfle araft, Sc,
fang unb Muiif, tuelfe man in 6es
oanfen nift begreifen fann. Sieia
gebeime &raft be!pegt sic Seele Ses
Meuihen aum traurig iein rmo eptl
tpeinen, oOer umsefebrt, froblif ieiil
uno laden.
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Shuei3, 6err Repnar0 Srauenfel.
Der Sr., Serr &epnaro ST. Sri
@erbp unb SRI. Mutb 5rauenfeIoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

ly says the Seniors won't even
win one game. Which team is
your choice: Come and see them
bowl.
Reporter! Be brief in your
stories. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

MUCH Of this weeks discussion has
AVA centered around official state
ments which had to do with the atti-