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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
APPEAR DISINTERESTED

Standing on a small pile Of hay
near their ancient barn. The two
The Valley settler., 1941-03-21

DR.. ALBRIGHT I'LL Have ASSISTANT
DR.. L1bro Cit IS plocsod to
announce that sonlo tiTao i'll --pril
Dr.. Leroy u. Flora Will c.roivo IN
the hotanuska Valley to Get IN the
capacity rs his assistant at the
Hospital.
l.1.. Ste clr and DR.. t4lbro CIT
have boon working On this @attor
2 or SOHO II nd believe that
DR.. Flora Will be q valuable add-
ition TO our co.-01i t., Ju ling
By his re corr . t2t,a ions.
The Valley settler., 1941-03-21
T. PERFECT FOO.

.N1-'o P-RFlCT F00I
The no enc Con OF Fastcu?'izct iOn.
The Torri torial Department Of
Health has prepared tic t -.lcuing
scrios Of onsWors to coxi5oa argu-
.@onts vel cod q oinst past al'ization
OF Mill for the purpose o. CLEARING
up the :liaundors tondiro5 O. TIC road
ors With re cr. to this ! ertant
|0orcoss OF l~il,c roto cite.
t-2GV.. IN H.. /: Pas irritation
ccrsos cockodH taste 70 BE i1l-
Tcrtod to the III Tx.
4-35S..E22Ils TIC "coolzod' taste VII en-
1T occurs, IS duo to ovorl eating.
cont on page 81
The Valley settler., 1941-03-21

TIT EST 7IL77s To -.oV1. 70 L7c:FoRAGE
Howard -sto1lo, popular dis
trict oxtonsi ion ogont in tfo ct
anuslso Valley the last three
years, has resigned his position
and vi II move to anchorage short
" cfter April LIST.
r. Zstollo has purchased
50 acres from Vernon Oll1s toad on
the Lake Snonord road near Lnch-
oraGe. 10 expects t erect q
hofau inn diatolJ en- Indulge in
raising considerable gordon pro-
ducc tbs sumner.
10 successor has at this time
boon appointed to colo n. .stol-
les :alacg.
8l9Gs ti'D T.. T.eesl 1RoGgr}- ,,5s5s551lT
The Valley settler., 1941-03-21
DnUITI-rT DRIV rs LR.22.. . I'D


Tho peace and quiet o. Pal1ltr
uoro dis turOcd Thursdc III lit BY
couply OF trunks racing . trucl.
Ground town.
Thoy. roao ar attic pit - run
ovo-o two Wo1.ea o. tao street, cad
r. L. c. Stock, hoo9inG t 6 racket
end invosti % i18 it's cause vas
IN time to vi t1oss an att 2t to
run doua night Wat c22r2en G. ..ciibonoy
El1o avoiding TIC cataatro 6 order
"a tho tlnuclzG1,iVcr to stor.
Fai luro to COMPLY vi t. tho
officors REQUEST, pror pto1 =.
LcGibonoy to firo 6 shot t, rough
the wind shield. The true. stop
pod, end tic r.Cn wore tao. t .
U. $. Co:L.:issi onor Ih1.ltlo mo
imposed 9 sontoaco OF months
in Jail and 5000 fino. Uron
making q promise to ct ont r
tho cora?unity anG stcJ cut, the
sentence Wcs Suspended.
The Valley settler., 1941-03-21

The testing Of COWS for Ban9s
aad i. B. under tlla Cir octio on Of
Dr.. :. r. Graves is moro tan
half comp lotod. Tho JOB Is os1-
poctod t Q be finish durinzs tho
first part OF 4-pril. -Appre ciati on
has been Expressed By those doing
the Wo rlz for farmer s cooFora tion
in having COWS near tho barn on
tho cay they arc 20 be tos ed.
-----------
jean l-ind. ron r. Clay
Pruitt wore :aorri 81 last friday
st T. =. at tho homo Of r.
aaG RS. Oscor AindCron, pcronts
Of tho bride, IL rolaor. 1T
toldin.5 the couple wore Hiss
Inaic Lopi onon IS maid OF honor
ond Jocl- CoopOr IS best man. Row.
|OodroW Eurth porf 3r@od tho coro-
moaJ. cry beautiful TITS Woro
rccc1Vod. IAoir many Friends
wish t22ol @@0ch JOY end happiness.
m. Horbort Copporr:ud is
expected to return homo ..onday
fror his V isit in the States.
Fer Sail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
TriIIium
One Of First
For Spring
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

A PRETTY little flower for
the perennial garden. one of the
first to bloom in the Spring, is
the trfllium. Now is the time to
get a planting of these started
for early Spring blooming.
II is a member of the lily
family and is perfectly hardy.
IL is excellent for the rock gar
den as it grows 10 only about Is
inches tall, but il is even better
in the wild garden or when
planted among the woodland
plants.
1t prefers naturally semi
shady location and a soil that
remains moist. As il Is native
of the woodlands il also will like
a soil that is rich in humus or
one that contains plenty Of leaf
mold.
There are several varieties
suited 10 the border. T. grandl-
forum responds readily TO Gull
tivation and IS one OF the hand
soonest species. lis flowers arc
white changing 10 a rose-pink
as the season advances.
The best time TO transplant
trilliums is Midsummer after
tho foliage has ripened or turned
brown. but they can be moved
even when in full bloom. When
the flowers are left on the plant
10 make seed. these seeds can
be planted just as soon as they
are ripe.
The wake-robin trillium has
pretty flowers purpliSh-red in
solor, but the blooms usually
have a disagreeable odor. But il
is very effective when planted
in groups in the wild garden.
The painted trillium is one Of
the most attractive lilies OF this
class It grows little taller
than the rest, about two feet. It's
white flower. veined with purple.
is followed by a brilliant red
berry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
lis Gamma
Time Again

IT'S TIME to stock your
shelves for the long Winter
months with fruits and vegeta-
bles, pickles and sweets.
The five new Prudence Penny
leaflets will make the work easy
and enjoyable.
Send for the leaflets today
and start your canning while the
markets are stocked high with
fresh fruits and vegetables.
The new leaflets are:
C-150-Fruit Canning.
C-15l-Vegetable Canning.
C-152-Tomatoes, Many Ways.
C-153-The Pickle Shelf.
C-154-Preserved Sweets.
You may have any two of
these leaflets if you will enclose
3 cents to cover mailing costs
or the set of ) for ) cents.
Send your request to Pru-
dence Penny, The Detroit Times,
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Keep Blouses
SpotIessly Clean

AFTER TOO long an absence
from the fashion scene, the white
Shirtwaist is back again. lovelier,
daintier, and more becoming
than ever.
Tailored or femininely frilly,
the white blouse is flattering TO
women of all ages and all types
so long as it is crisply, spotlessly
clean.
FastidiouS women never re-
quire more than a single days
wear of the white waist because
they appreciate that it compile
ments them only so long as it is
snowy white and freshly ironed.
If the blouse is unsoiled but
wrinkled it should be pressed be-
tween wearingS. but if il shows
even a trace of wear, il had bet
ter GO into the wash-quickly.
If made of sturdy cotton fab
ric. ordinary family washing
methods are correct.
If made of silk, rayon or the
more delicate cottonS. such as
lawn, wash gently in lukewarm
SudS, followed by thorough rims
ing.
Care in ironing will be we'll
worth the time it takes. because
waist without a wrinkle or a
crease has extra charm.
If it is lace-trimmed or
tucked. iron on the wrong side
so that the decoration may stand
out TO the best advantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

THE SMART glrl-on-a-budget
knows how 10 make one outfit
20 a long way, Anne Adams
nicely proves this point in Pat
tern 4S07-a three-in-one style
that makes a jumper outfit,
Suntan dress and blouse and
skirt.
The jumper or sun-dresS but
tons Jauntily down the side. has
a prettily shaped neckline, a soft
bodice and a trim waistband
Omit the bodice, if you like. and
you'll have a well-ftting, side
buttoned skirt.
The blouse. which you'll wear
either under the jumper or with
the skirt, may have stitching on
It's wide young collar and
optional short sleeves.
Notice the neat darling at the
shoulders and waist. You will
literally live in" this style the
rest of Summer.
SEND fifteen cents 15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name
address and style number.
Summer Fashion 1871 is aglow
with color spirit nov
city! Order your Anne Adams
Pattern Book NOW. and win
first place on the fashion scene
with a smart. individual. thrifty
wardrobe. This indispensable
book shows outfits for every ac-
tivity from sightseeing TO house.
work; from starlight dancing to
sun n surf sporting: from trav-
cling TO wage earning Each
styl e is translated into the
easiest of patternsl Send today!
Book fifteen cents. Pattern fif-
teen cents. Book and pattern
together. twenty-five cents.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1928 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing 30 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
20 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Diary Of a Lucky Woman
In Unoccupied France
BY VIyETTE

tail food please where
is my bone and food bowl that
used to always be ready? Hush.
Dan men prefer war, and
little dogs cannot have bones
and full plates any more
bran mixed with a scrap OF my
Yesterdays Bounce meat ration
for you. old boy.
Now. Smoky. you cat -. rats
for you and 60 and find en-
The Evening Meal!
All done except for tho
family's evening meal Thank
goodness one can evolve bread
by mixing fine bran with a tiny
quantity of flour, salt, baking
powder and OIL
OF course. it IS rather dark,
decidedly dry and crumbly
still. il does fill corners. Soup rs
also mighty satisfying . =. made
with leekS, onion lettuce and
lentil-meal for thickening
still hungry. but it is more than
some have left. Am / lucky
The day is done and so TO
bed murmuring a prayer
for those who live continually
under bombs. crouching IN shell
tiers and those who float on
dark and dangerous seas. or
who fly in tormented skies to
Kill or be killed
Drift into Slumbcr thank
ing heaven for the near pres
ence of dear ones, for ones
warm bed. for the peaceful quiet,
and one repeats fervently
Il AM a lucky woman!
EDITORS NOTE: Letter from
"Vivette," former home econo-
mist for The Detroit Times and
now living in the South Of
France, appearedsin yesterdays
paper.
The following is list Of food
rations. in the section OF unoc-
cupied France where she lives:
Meat or 5 ounces week
all fat removed, and often
part bone
Fats. including butter seldom
obtainable). ? ounces week.
Sugar-l9 ounces per month.
Breads ounces a day.
Cheese ounces per week.
Noodles, etc.-l9 ounces per
month.
Oil may be procured instead
of any other type of fat.
No milk, potatoes. canned
goods, tea. cocoa, chocolate, etc.
No cereal, flour once month,
about 2 ounces in place of bread.
No ham. bacon or fish, except
ounces of salt cod.
Coffee is national" composed
of few coffee beans. dried
chick peas and ground acorns.
Soap, very poor quality, con-
tanning practically no fat-about
4 ounces per month.
II will be easier, of course. in
Summer with fruit and plenty
of fresh vegetables. but they
taste pretty mean without but
ter, gravy or cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Salad Dress

WITH A fruit dessert of salad
serve a dressing whose subtle
flavor will have your guests
asking questions. Whip one cup
heavy cream until fluffy. Break
two tablespoons currant jelly
into bits with a fork and fold
into whipped cream. Add six
tablespoons shredded cocoanut
and three tablespoons prepared
salad dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
HYMNS WITH UNIVERSAL APPEAL

A BOND that the family coser-that peaceful hour
you gather piano avore hymns Lead
Kindly Light appeals unangy to children and grownupS alike
Lead Kindly Light amid tn encircling gloom
Lead Thou
night is dark and l far from home,
Lead Thou on!
Keep Thou feet; do not wish to
The distant scene; step enough Tor me-
"BleSt Be the Tie That Bndsa hymn that's
always favore
Sunday School days every remembers Jesus
Calls Us hymn that with heartfelt faith
Many of your favore hymns included in our hymn
book PRECIOUS FIFTY HYMNS. Gives the complete
Rock Of Ages He Leadeth
Me-" "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.
CENTS for this booklet TO The Detroit
1925 Times Square, Detroit Mich. Please
address and title Of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
A Dream Menu!

Still drowSy let's make
out a dream menu. Oysters, a
broiled fish no, Id have
uuenelles a la creme, followed
BY chicken or should l have
planked steak and mashed pota-
toes?
How long since we've tasted a
potato E. one month or two?
It's no use d. might as well
get up and off TO the daily
shopping before rationS are all
gone.
Only three stores in the viii
lage now mustn't forget the
ration cards they are more
precious than gold.
mo. no cheese today, or jam,
chocolate, butter, margarine or
vegetable fat" Well, that is a
good thing for there arc no more
fat tickets left for this month.
What is there? Oh, sailed
dried Sardines (horrid) or
dried octupuS Cworse - inf
nitely.
Good morning. madam
try again tomorrow"
Yes, No Bananas!
SO, off to the other food store.
"Oh, no oranges. dates, apples
or figs. Bananas Certainly
NOT. You had two last week.
Nice spinach. white b. e s,
Jerusalem artichokes or ruta-
bagas.
The latter we've been eating
all Winter. Well. spinach IT
must be seasoned with oil.
Can one get an egg? What!
Two of them. Oh. JOY oh.
munificence! Am lucky
woman!
Now for the washing up. No
hot water, for gas is expensive,
besides it is shut off between
meals. No soap either, but then
sand Scours we'll besides
well-scraped plates need little
washing.
us Feeding lime!
Now TO feed the animals.
Cunning little chicks four
of them. We would like to "sit"
the big hen, but food is too
scarce and she will shortly have
10 60 into the pot. Thank good
ness rabbits can live on grass.
And my dog those gentle
brown eyes that humping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
UNOCCUPIED FRANCE,
Winter. 1871.

SHE AWOkE with a start,
switched on the light 20 make
out the time $50 and still
pitch dark. Good! Another
hours sleep. Cold though E..
probably rain or snow again.
CTurnD No more coal left and
mighty little wood. CTurnJ
What for dinner today? No,
one must not think about that
not yet or one would
miss an hours sleep. tTurn)
No good give IT up and
spend the hour thinking out
meals. First of all. breakfast.
Well. that's an easy one, any
way. No more tea very
little coffee. no milk and
being near the end of the month
only a few pieces of sugar.
SO il must be herb tea
nature with bread and spread.
a real brain wave. that spread
g.. replacing butter. Made with
tomatoes. onion. garlic, and OIL
Healthy. economical and quite
tasty.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

Ser irIbere Gommonpleasrtte s Sauide Gmoa uno
3apor Gopab ghtbu, Mepubaner wuroen in gergn @o
mabl peroen Nppember &C.
geniberiebn Gn ndic Mapor @lepeano
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Gas gabbeboroe peoenide 3eutat Gormabl iHr
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ssrauf :. 9auid 9mora .......... 6S,O3
Gbwarb @phn Mpublifaner. ........ 46,973
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Arnplb 2. Spbnn, &ommuuit. ......... 1,4SO
Nur 40 EroSen ser Stimmaeber gingen sur sSabuue
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Gountp 8eliare eebp uni ddotiide
8rifenbonoausgabe abgelebnt
Grbetcn nit einmal cine einfade Mbrbet Mebrbe pon
65 Yrpsent nDg - COUNTY gelfare Qepp urb wabrz
Ideinid 4. Nppemtber npmals uuerbreitet merben.

,part,un peroirbt ibnen ale 9ltlt,
nod tpeitere Mbeaben 81 betpilligen.
Sir Sic Gpuntp @elfare Seop
itimnlten 92,337 8Gbler; Ougeaen
94,344. gnltott ser notieen 65
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2epp MIR 49.45 Grosent.
Die ltGotiihe 9riidenbonSausgabe
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maren S9.717 Stimmen. slnItatt ser
n0tiscn 65 Hrosent aller abgegebe-
men Stinlmcn paren nlr 1858
Hro5ent oafiir.
Sie County 9cpp inllte in sen
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Sic eriolsreidcu Observation-Disclosures

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muroc. oaB sic republ;fauiIchc Or
9anliation inter &onare6mam Geo
s.. 9enoers Siibrung 9lpthin per
lallen uno 81 Gan iiiiberidupenfcl
miiroe.
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bon 1,4SO Stimnen.
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Itit Seidltiafeit habcn iie Sic an,
Bern 8eaperber aus oelu sSeloe gc'
ihlasen. Die augememe Apatbie
iiber mclde it'd 0tapor 9lptbiu i'm
9aufe ser 8ablfampagne pieocrs
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tag an: oeun mir batteu cine Ser
leihteiten Sorlpablen IN ser 8e'
id)id)te ser Staot.
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Dor. Gr bat oie beIten sIusIihten,
Ser ndtplte giirgermeiiter Don Gleoe-
lanO su neroen; oenn iein &or.
iprllng in ser Eopularitlt, pie lie
iih in Der Gorlpabl ae5eigt bat. lit
iflper ein5uhnlen. 0tan mirn iidI
alleroings auf einen iebr ifnrien
Wablfan,pi geiaBt balten miiiien,
Sie &epublitaner peroen iiher gro
BE anitrengungen MAIDEN.
GNtparo 9lptbin. ser in @nles
in Gnalano geboren lit uuo oils er.
tier iremogeborener giirger oaa
amt oes 9iirsermeiiters pon Gleoe
lano befleioet. iiferte lih cine
Webrbeit pon 1867 Stinlmen iiber
Ieinen ndfyitbeiten 8agner aongreB-
mann Wartin Z. Slpeenep.
Ser iriibere Stantsoberrihter
Mrtbur 8. Tan, Elm Replblifaner,
fonnte iih MIR Sen pierten Ylab
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mails unterbreitet merben, penn Der
Staotrat iih oa3u entlflieBt. Die
9onoausgabe ipIlte $4,000, 900 allls
brinaen, $3.OOO,OOO oapor fiir Ell.
men griab pom Central Giaonct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
Gce,ps State Gteater
rSDIo bad tie Sa,un" beaiunt am
1rcitaa, ben 3. Cftober.

Gtuas neles i'm Soimahen lelbIt
tiir Charles 9oper fonlmt nafSnem5
State Sbcntcr ssreitag, 3. Sftober II
Euranrout5 oSolo gad the Sulpn
nit @oper, Slipia SeSaoillano m5
Eolllcttc @oboarO in Sitelroucn.
2mt sl,lsiogen bon aritifern, oi1
hen Slim bel ser GrltporiteIl,ng &C,
'ebcn BADEN. hat ser olmfelIugig'
gallilhe Sdauipieler oie auiregenb.
tie Molle III iciner 2alibabn in Pr
ibur Sornblolp Sr. Troouftion.
Gs lit hies Elm 2iebesoramu mi'
man es nlr ielten erlebt. Gs luirfrI'
nod nit Maltcr slbel ais Gimuan
ocrlluasinipeftpr, %ictor Irnncer
Curt 9ois uno atoicmarp SeGanlr
Berpaiien Sic oicIcn Slim nIht 8,
icbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

Die @abler pon Gupahogo Goun.
tp paren geltern in feiner Stim.
mlna neue abaa6en 5,l beapilligen.
Sic baben sic Golntp @elfare Seup
uno audi sic itdStiiche @riidenbonos
d,,seabe entihieoen abaelebnt. Sic
erbielten nid,t einmal cine einiade
Mcbrbeit geid)tueige oenn sic notige
Ntehrheit bon 65 1ro5ent.
Die @dhler erlparteu eben cine
bIIbere 9tiiltln,gss lno SerteiOi.
allrgsfteuer uno piel bGbere 2ebens,
friten. lluo oieie l,nal1eenebme Gr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

- Gs lit torift, bon nnocrn Wen,
it,en Gertrauen 81 uerlanaeu, uem.
man ielblt argipobniid) lit.
- ltnteritiiten Sic sic in unierer
3eitung anseigenben @eibGftsleute!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

80. @aro-Soiepb s. ariset
co. uno Staotrat Sames 6. gu.
sec (H). a.N. .a.
81. II NarN-4Staotrat Gmil S.
Srcpn 90. uro @.uam @baier
(M. J.. ...
81. 8arh-Staotrot Sntou Sc
hrpee O. uno Carmen are3one
co. .. .-. ...
SO. @aro-tStaotrat Sbomas s.
Cunning on nno 8iaium 5.
Sart CO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

AN AID FOR RELIEF
of minor Burns. Boils. Sting, Corns,
Bunions. Burning feet, Escge:ac, I'ci
SON Ivy, Hingworm, Bruises. Sore
and Stiff Muscles and Minor Skin
Irritation due to external causes.
Cleanse affected parts with 81.
tuition of Roric Acid and warm water.
Try Off. apply Ointnient and cover
with a clean bandage.
One or con'ainer Gee. two OF. con-
tainer 500, plus postage, sales tax
where prevailing. Your druggist can
srnrly YOU with "O-WEN-O" Oint-
ment, If not, write to any of the
following Auuresses:
VIM. Gross, 512 f. Sth Ave.
Munha1l, Pa.
Mrs. M. Yoders, l24 f.. Sth Ave,
Homestead, Pa.
Agnes F1eiscle:, 800 Prospect str,
Salem. Ohio
In the following places in
Cleveland. Ohio.
N. N. Dottesch, 1894 West 60. Str
Krejci Drug stores
26O1 Lorain Av. 11721 Buckeye Rd
Funk's Pharmacies
GAIA DeniSon .v. S7GS b-nison AV
4436 West IS. Str.
Hayden D-"s w., Io.A A.ayden Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

Sie 9eiiegten gratrlIierteu nah
0etannt.pcroen ser @ablreiuItute
Sen SieQcru, lno &onareBmann
Wartu 9. Stpeenep iagte bel 0ieier
8elegenheit: oSSd) habe cine anitGn=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
Grank T. qau(be uno Gomaro Blptbin
ertielten Aominatiom fQr mapor

en g lid mt enr &be bon 2OO mmn dber nn tn 09er ben
fn &apo Gowab 8bn s popuer &anoba a9rebmann yVarn
Smencp bnt al Srt uno Nrtu als @eer a &e9term
n9t-2e Mpbte e aud %bta9
IN uba
Evening star., 1941-08-08

NURSE. experienced. desires a chronic
case; doctors and patients ref. Chest