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SEPTEMBER SET
RECORD FOR RAIN

Early fall rain and snow made the
past September the wettest In the his
tory Of Montana, with statewide av-
erage precipitation Of nearly three
inches. more than double normal
w. E. Vaughan. meteorologist. re-
ported the cloudy. vet weather pre-
vailing throughout the month soaked
eastern Montana. giving counties east
OF the divide an average of one inch
more precipitation than those west
The month also was one of the coolest
on record, averaging Sill degrees, IL
degrees below the mean.
Daily precipitation occurrence also
set new September record Of more
than double normal Only three Sep
TENDERS since 1895 have been cooler
AS result SHOWS appeared early In
the higher mountain ranges, one OF
the earliest fall storms Of recent years
sweeping the entire state from Sept
% to 81.
Early snow did some damage to
vegetation and in other cases pre-
vented injury from frosts which fol-
lowed.
Generally the wet weather prevent
ed harvesting of fall crops and re-
suited in large losses of shocked grains,
mustard seed, beans, seed peas and
seed alfalfa. Ranges and pastures
made good growth and livestock
thrived, but some cured feed was
spoiled by too much moisture.
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EOoultry
l. OinterS

Chickens that harbor tapeworms not
only carry an extra burden, but they
are hosts to a poultry parasite that
is injurious and hard to expel. Tape
worms have hooks and suckers which
are imbedded in the walls of the in
testines of infested chickens and tur-
keys. Many poultry raisers have been
fooled into thinking they were rid of
tapeworms when they saw the seq
ments removed. These segments are
nothing more than the body parts of
the parasites which fill with eggs and
detach rather easily, being carried out
with the droppings.
The primary job to accomplish in
removing tapeworms is to get rid of
the head as well as the entire body.
A worm remedy which does nothing
more than cause segments to break
off is merely doing in "blitzkrieg"
fashion what the worm does naturally
from time to time Tapeworm removal
such as this is not as beneficial to
the chicken as it should be.
Research workers have been dill
gently testing hundreds of drugs and
combinations of drugs on chickens and
turkeys in an effort to discover a
combination that will force out both
heads and segments of tapeworms
safely and effectively. The fact that
only one combination is believed to
have been found thus far which comes
anywhere near meeting these require
ments indicates how great the resist
ing powers of the various species of
tapeworms are.
The new drug compound which re-
moves certain kinds Of tapeworms,
both heads and body parts, is being
utilized for the benefit of poultry
raisers by being produced on COM
mercial scale and mechanically pressed
into tablets of convenient size and
proper dosage. Chickens and turkeys
which are given these wo:m-removing
tablets show no i'll effects and have
remained in full esq production.
Scientists who discovered this new
drug combination say that its power
lies in its ability to paralyze the worm
forcing it to release its hold and pass
out of the body intact. Roundwo.ms
and intestinal capillaria worms
which may be present also are killed
and expelled.
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Wanted to Buy
Missouri Has Enough
Water for All Needs,
Recent SllrUeY Shows

Surveys of the entire Missouri river
drainage system above Fort Benton
indicate there is sufficient water
available for all present irrigation
and power requirements and for fu-
ture development, Fred Buck, state
engineer, said.
The picture concerning water re-
sources in the huge drainage area de-
veloped during the year and a half
since the survey began. Field work
in the survey should be completed
about the middle of the winter, Buck
said
Part of the survey crew is being
transferred to the Flathead valley,
where a bureau Of reclamation survey
of 150,O00-acre project is under way.
Buck, who is chief engineer for the
state water board, declared the thor
ough survey Of the upper Missouri IS
developing into a complete picture of
the water available and demands on If.
He said that eventually such surveys
may be made Of all state drainages.
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Liquor Board to Test
Validity of 1911 Lao

The Montana liquor control board
has ordered institution OF a test case
to determine validity Of q Law passed
by the 1871 legislature setting fees for
retail liquor dealers licenses. The
board also declared a 100000 dividend
and awarded the Treator Roofing Co.
Of Missoula a contract to re-roof the
liquor warehouse here
Attorneys for the board were in
structed to institute a suit to test
validity Of the law requiring retail
liquor dealers within five miles OF
city Of 10000 or more to pay a license
fee Of $500. The board maintained 1t
was opposed to collecting a confis-
catory tax from any dealer.
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Egg Quota Increase
Is OnLy Six Percent

Montana's goal for Increased egg
production under the agricultural de-
tense program is only percent over
the 1910 production and this can be
attained with slight increase in the
average production per hen, Harriet
E. Cushman, extension poultry spe-
cialist at Montana State college, said.
She pointed out that the annual
average production per hen In Mon
tana is 100 eggs. An increase of
percent would be only half a dozen
eggs per hen q year. or one extra egg
every other month.
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THREE GAIN FELLOWsHIPs

Three members OF the 1871 senior
class at Carroll college have been
granted fellowships to three univer-
stiles for l941-1942. Bernard Grainey
Of Helena has been given a graduate
fellowship to the law school of Notre
Dame university. John Thomas of
Shawmut has entered the law school
Of Catholic university in Washington.
D. c., and John Berberet Of Tolston
has received a fellowship in physics
to the University of Nebraska.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-31

PARITY CHECKS TOTAL SOS, 1884 ,629
Parity payments to farmers for the
1910 program amounted to sos 1884 ,629,
the agricultural department reported.
Montana,s share was s3,21l. 6l6.89.
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T Win never bet again
"Of course you WIN"
Z bee you I dont"
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CLASSIFIED
-ADVERTISEMENTS-
For Sale Or Lease
BUILDING MATERIAL

FARM LUMBER Immediately available by
truck. rough or planned lumber, quantities.
quality to suit every requirement. forty-eight
hour delivery. REASONABLE PRICES. In
auiries stating quantity and quality desired
Till receive immediate attention. Robt. L.
Rovell. 5il 3rd Ave. N. Great Falls. Mont.
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If a man ever feels religious it's
when he finds himself in a tight place
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of
in
So
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-31

Kleptomania is an insane desire to
steal.
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Men wore earrings in early England
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEST PAYING Curb Service Sandwich stand
in Butte. with ice cream factory and living
quarters. An established place known through
out Montana It must be seen TO be appreciat-
ed. VIII clear $1,000 TO $4,000 yearly. We are
retiring and must sell; will take $1,000 down,
the rest like rent. Full price $4,000. Mats
Place. Montana St. and Rowe Road. Butte
Mont.
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ASSIGNEE SALE public or private Greenman
Book Store, 1919 Pearl St, Boulder Colo.
Books, office supplies, stationery. cameras,
pictures. leather goods. holiday gifts, etc.
Inyentoried less than cost and still foots up
excess $40 coo. May be bought for half in
ventory or less. Inquire Chas. W. v. Feigel,
ASSIGNEE. Boulder, Colo, for details.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-31

RETIRING-FULLY EQUIPPED l5-acre White
Leghorn breeding farm and hatchery; 1860
esq cap; $500 hens; 10 years in business.
earnings never less than $4,000 and up to
$4,000 per year net. II desired, will give every
aid possible to carry on successfully. A
900 place offered for $4,000; $4,000 cash.
Bal. easy terms. Otto widemann. Redmond.
Wash
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HEALTH REMEDIES

ATTENTION ARTHRITICSI II all others have
failed, write for free booklet. Ruiter
Ray Clinic, Yacolt, Wash.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: ls+l complete rural directory OF
Valley county. Montana. Price SOC per copy
any place in the U. 8. A list Of l.700 farmers
and rsnehers- The GLASGOW Courier. GLASGOW.
Montana.
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100 GILLETTE TYPE BLADES. one new Gill;
lette Tech Razor free-Sl.o0. postpaid Sat
iSiactior guaranteed. Southwestern Sales Co
HillSboro. New Mexico.
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FOR SALE-Modern Tourist Court, filling
station, lunch room and living quarters.
Located hiehway No. ., east OF Glacier park.
grade "A" camp. doing good business and
in fine shape. Priced at $1,000. Half cash.
balance easy terms. Photos will be mailed.
Write Box 1921, Harlem, Mont
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SPECIAL Job lot brand new high srade cir
cular heating stoves-wooi. and coal and
Eood. Exceedingly Low in price. Alaska Junk
Co., Spokane, Wash.
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brackets the tax has been high for
some time, and is not being dramat-
ically raised.
With the increased corporation
taxes, most of which must find their
way into the cost of living, and he
added excise taxes which are also hid
den in the things we buy, the bill
definitely affects every family in the
country. This is the beginning of a
series of tax measures with which the
government is finally attempting to
meet its enormous spending program,
and it is only beginning.
The Treasury Department is now
studying a new tax bill which we
may find written into law before
many months. The understanding
seems to be that the Treasury is using
taxes to combat initiation, and that one
of the prominent proposals being
studied is that of expanding the So
cial Security program, which means
added benefits will be paid for by in
creasing the payroll tax.
Some authorities feel that such a
payroll tax may offset the criticism
reaching government officials that
labor is profiting heavily from defense
and is not paying its share.
New sources of revenue being con-
sidered by the Treasury are being
referred to as "hodge-podge" and
repeatedly include tax on insurance
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Sinan,peristriitcn
biiben tan> Hriiben
fSd,ll,b Dor Seite ~

oos Wcrbot bcs Scloi6ldens aus
Tcutiflano perbOtcn mur0c.
stln lit mir befannt, BOB blmoer-
te bon Tcutid,eu lmO >Sad)icn in Ser,
Iclbcn licbcnspiiroiGrN @ciic ibren
@crponotcn gebolfcn hobcn. @enn
MN Sic Gerlpunoten millens iinN, oic
Shl,loen ab5ltragcn, hnben mir MIR
Gin Mcdt ,rno bas lit, mir iibcrgebel,
un'crcr umerifanl'd)cn Ncgicrunu
sic 0cnciic. mnb Sic Sotidhen unh
piellcid)t fonlten mir Damn at I'M,
icrcm Giacnt,m. Gigica ouas crflir,
tc id, Dor oem 8conrtcn Ser Neoerol
@nnt. Gr rrfnnntc mcitc Briinbc
fir Silic Ser Hcglcrlng an. "a abcr
oieie 9ronnten bier niht oos Neht
habcn, Sd,utte clNcnllGdtig 81
llntcrrebmcn, benuItrogtc er mid,,
Sdrittc SIT untcrnchmcn, bic rnhc,
oingt bon Grfclg bel Ser MeglerunA
lcin mcrocn.
gpblulif Nun Eonoslclltc, Der
erite Sfritt lit geton Ser Wngen iii
inn NpIlcn. Wcr Olcielben @efiibie
bot, nie id), onb er ben @ermanbtell
hilft lire ieelilben 2alten (oenn
Shuloner 5at lein ohne eigener1
@illem ab5lnpcrIen id,reibe bittg
einen @rief nit Nhrelle an Ben In
ter5cihner. Gericlbc miro, menn &c.
niigenb griefe eingchcn, cine Ser
Iommlung einbernfen mo Damn hiir
fen ollc lih uusIpred)en lmo ih per
oe meitere GrflGrunacn gebcn.
@eadten Sic abcr mphl, niemun>
miro 5ugelaiicn. Ser iih nid)t an
meloct. oeun bicier Sd,ritt lit mi
cine SelbIthilfe mo rat nit poll
tiihen slniihten nidts gcmcin.
Sdrciben Sic an:
@illium 6. lfcinhorot,
c/o Gnlfablntt Glcpclon,
1900 Slperlor MpC
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als es tpert lit.
Gas ipirflihe Yroblem lit: Wie
fam man geniigeno fdbigen Mailen,
transport geben. Tap perlprod,, oof
er iofort, ruenn CT ais Viirgcrneiltcr
Deluiblt iit Scr @tiellibuft cineu
Nntraa itellen miro. oas Spltrm 81,
fuufcn, obcr niht iilr So ionocru
nur fiir $50 pr slttic, uno pcnn oiG
8clclllfnft nidt perfultfcn mill mirh
or blnncn 80 logcn itaotiiNe Yuli'
fiir oen transport Ser 9itrgcr aui
Den StraBen lnllfcn lolIen uno oiciG
guallnlen lucroen pergrobert INN
erlpcitcrt pcrocn bis sic HcicDihaft
lid) iiigt lno fiir ben gcbptcncnGreii;
perfollft, oenn Sic Slfticn ieicu an
Ser 96rie nit 2lls per Hlttir sun,
Gertnnf acipcicn.
Gr laGtc lueitcr. oob 3sGcnt- -,sabr-
prels oie Staot Glcpelanb cine aroba
StoOt gcn1ud)t hube uno 5.Gent,
,Sabrprcis lpiiroe YrpipcritGt 5uriiu
bringcn. Gics lit mein 3ieI uno cl'
tann erreiht iucrocn, oelln man be
notigt nid,t 10 hphbc5ahltc 8con.c
ltno tcltre slnralte. Inn fir sic Bc,
,cllhaft ;u uerbanbeln. 9luh brald)
ten Die giirger nid)t fir Sen Der,
tudllerten Stof 81 be5ablen.
Gas Nrbeiterfomitee but Nrtbu,
a. Cap lnooiiiert nmo miro cine Mei
be bon 9lniprahen iiber oos MaoiI,
balten. &anoioat Sap ipribt icoel
abeno Inn 6::25 iiber 1863. 9ei
Ser Gr0finlne ieiner &ompagne IL
Yuritas Spring Yarf nobmen etlpc
10000 Yerionen tell. Sobn Mobri9
sarbeiterTiibrer, 'eri1d)t sic 9iiraer
fiir Nrthur 8. Tan am Iierstaa
Sen 30. september, 5u itimmen.
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Die He,,titte 11atienal.
tY,1ttte unS ikr 8arHe

Sn oieien Saeen lit es genau Elm
Sahrbunbert her. bab Ser 1889 in
Tollerslehen bel 2iincburg geborene
Nuault Seinrih Soffmann. Oamals
Erofeiipr Ser @ermuniitif an Ser
lln;ocrltt1t 0rcslau bus 8eoiht
r0cutlhlnnb, Seutihlano iiber
allies" ihrieb, oos orei Sahr5ebnte
Irnter sur oclltid,en Nationalbpmre
crbobcn nuroc uno iih ais iclhe
Nurch sic 3eiten bes ipilhelminiihen
Gaiiertlms. ser Weimorer Nepu=
blif uno bes Tritten Heihes erbolten
bat. Soffmnnns 8ebift entltano Ill
elmer 3eit armieligcr &leinitaoterei
mo ieln Nl,t. Selltid,lano iiber al
les in Ser 98elt 81 italen. enthielt
1,atiirlih tein intperiloltiictes Nro-
grnnnr, ,pie boslpillige Sntcrpreta=
tion lpiitcr unter'tcllt bot, ionOern
Sen Huf eincs pbne Notionulitaat &c.
bliebenen 8olfes nad elmer politiihs
en- Ginheit, 10 rpeit Sic oeutIhe
L3unge flingt", nah einem Bolts
itoot wie i'm gnelGnoer uno Iran-
5pien in iriiberen Sabrbunoerter
lingit erreid)t butten.
! Weeen ielner rrepol,tionuren"
pplitiifen 9lnIid)ten puroe Sofi-
mann Gnoe 1912 ieiner Yrofeiillr
entboben, ltno nun begann er EN-
Iebr oriainelles 8anoerleben als
bcrumreibenoer 9aroe, Ser Dor Ser
einen, Stubenten unO Sl,rnern ieine
8eoifte portrug oocr pielmehr met
items lang. Ser Observation-Disclosures
Nl,bolf bon 8ottld)al bat als il,nger
McnIh Softmunn nod perlonlih iiu=
aen horen, nit Dem heQen Son ieiner
Sttn1me, nit ihalfhaftem 9Gheln.
uno er periifert, oaB leine Sieber in
! geIeIligen &reilen bel ser Yluif-
hotple, bel SGngerfeiten uno ibnlihen
8elegenbeiten cine 5iinoenoe @irf'
ing herporriefen. Gein gSunoer,
oenn sic pplitiiden Sen1ml,neen bes
bisher inn politiihen 9eben Teutihs
lambs arsgeihalteteu 8iirgertllms
fonoen in ihncn einen polfstiim=
lihen 9lusoruf. @dhreno Soil
!manns politilhen @anoerIGngertum
in neiten &reiieu als @ieoergeburt
! alt -oeltiher SGneerbrGrd)e gefeieri
tpuroe, fanoen lid) freilid, aud, 8ea.
Iner, Sic feline r8dntelidnee" gering.
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vNe,1 @eimor". Gr lpanbte iif tpies
ser gcrmaniItilfen Stuoien 5l,, Dor
olem Ser 9eifdi itigung nit oem
nlten Solfslieo, ihrieb iebr tpeit,
itpeifige, aber 5eitseihidtlih inter-
eiiante Sebenserinnerungen uno pers
oifentIihte eilsige Tersbiiher. bar
llnter belonoers ihone ainbereebid.
te. 9is in iein bohes 9llter Ter itarD
ON 10. Sanlar 1874 besuabrte er
lif &einfrel,oe, Sdaltbaftigfeit unO
einen naipen StolS ai,f feline poll.
tiide Srrif, Die er nod burf) eil'
paar &riegsgeoihte unO aulturs
fanpfperie permehrt bate.
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gelhittnng BON Sauienoen slngc.
ltellten ser Gleuelano 9failpap So.
ocrlprohen uno bet ben Greis per
slftie aui $50 als Sohitpreis 'iiir
Nnteilihcine fciteeiest. Cas piirog
Der Staot iiber 81 100000 iiber oe',
&otfpreis, Der Don Ser iebiger
lStaotpcrlualtlln9 feitgeictt poroen
lit, lpareu.
Gus Erpblem lit uid)t, oh lie lin
pripaten ssreibrief iino ODER Oh oil
tStaot Die Strabenbabn eignen iou,
Tagte slrtbur $. Sap. Gas lit nur
ein Gaubgeluebe. nm Elm nieocrac.
orohcnes StruBenbabnIpltem OurCll
hie Staotuerlpaltllng oen StcuerSnh
Tern nlf5ubiirOen fir mebr Collars
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Tax Bill Hits All Incomes As
u. s. Seeks New Tax Sources
Bv Conaressmon Frances P. Bolton

companies, another effort to add to-
gether the incomes of husbands and
wives. new excise levies and attempts
to plug so-called "loop-holes"..
Those on the inside are expressing
the opinion that unless the program
is toned down, it will bring such a
reaction as to make enactment doubt
full.
A 1 the same time the Department
"A of Agriculture is trying to tempt
the farmers to increase production,
farm interests are in revolt against
price control legislation. There is lit
tie, if any, enthusiasm for the price
control bill even within the Admin
istration itself. The support comes
rather from those who support sort
of "any port in storm" theory.
THE struggle within Japan between
L the industrial, financial and mill
tary groups continues. For the pres
ent the industrialists seem to be on
top, perhaps because the Japanese peo-
pie are feeling the pressure of the
economic blockade which Great Britain
and the United States have built up
for the purpose of controlling the
situation in the Pacific.
There is talk of formal peace, and
of overtures from Tokyo which indi-
cate a possible abandonment of any
tie-up with the Axis powers. Japa-
nese policy is not clear yet. There
still might be military coup, for the
Japanese Army feels it can break
through this blockad de, although
strangely the Japanese Navy does not
seem to agree.
Cut off from vital supplies and de-
MED the income from our silk market,
the Japanese economy has reached the
crisis which was expected long ago.
In spite of strict Japanese censorship.
Washington has learned of food riots
resulting from feeling between farm.
ers and consumers.
TT IS good nesos that the Standard
L Oil of Ney Jersey has bought
tsoenty-One neaO tonkers to help sup
ply the eastern states There SCENE
TO be plenty Of oil.
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'd)Gsten uno iein vpoetiihes Golr-
mispppngeurtl,m" perl1rteilten.
Nah ser MGr;repolution fano Der
entldIlene EroIeiior iiberrnihenoer=
ipeiie Elm periobnlihes &omprpmilI
nit Der fonierpatipen preuBiIhen Te-
gierllng, er muroe rrebabiliert" er.
bieIt cine Yenlion uno fiibrte crit in
9ingerbriif, Damn in Neupieo un>
ieit 1854 in @eiinur Elm beltau.
lihes 9eben. Gr tr1ulnte oapon, ser
alien Wu'cnitunt etlpus BON ibrem
biitoriihen Hubm lpieberSugebcn
unO griinOete oen &iinitlerperein
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Srettae mn> $an,stao
ftnH msrttaes in Scr
Bailey Company

@lcih unfnnos ser Serbitioiio,,
feiert oie @uilcn So. lire ar66te Ser
fo,tfs9clcacnbeit ser Soiion.@ert,
tage ON iSreitoe uno Somstoa. 81,
@elell'foft lpeib cs ipos oos Gubli.
fl,m an bielcn @crttogcn criporte.
,tno Die GinfGllicr haben lih ournod
gerid)tct lngte &crr 6. Is. Srpcu.
helnL General Mtonaaer Ser 0ailer
50. ltebcr 1000 perihicoene Sod,cr
5n Erclicn sic Shnen Gripurltiiic bis
5r 90 Hrc5cnt brinaeu. iino su bu.
ben. &omntcn Sic ON ;Srcitoa bon
. ltbr BORN. bis 9 llbr ubcnos unb
'Samstag bon 9 l(hr BORN. bis 6 llhr
abenos uno nchlncn lie tell am orDi,.
ten Tertatfc elmcrifos. Sic merOen
cine Wtolle @orcn portinocn, lpopon
Sic iplblcn fonncn. Sachcn iiir sic
9an5c Iomilie. Sic Greiic ipred,en
fir iih lelbit.
9oilcps Goocn in ser Staot III
often 1Srcitoa bis 8 llbr obenos. sln,
SomstaN ifIieBt Ser Sooen I'm 6.
3meigluOcn blcibcn ale often am
Srcitag uno Somstag bis 8 llbr.
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Sranf S. SauIhe in Der giirger,
mciiter Goripabl am Sienstag, Oe,l
30. September, nit grOBer Stims
nlenmehrbeit poraus. Die Nationa,
litdtengrlppen !unrel; bsipnScrs
tart pertreten bel Ser Sennp,itra
tlon. Seine &nnoibatur reprGien=
ticrt Die erite 8elegenbeit fiir Die
acknowledgements einen ser
Sbrigen aIs 8iirgcrmeiiter su er.
lUuhIcn.
IS oibt mebrere llriahen, lpnl
UNI 9fid)tcr Hdl,Ide 10 prpl,iIr lit.
Giuige hauon iil,b: SnB er ser Sohu
pon GiuigraiteneItcrn lit mO an
ct. Glair Slpe. nufgeiund)ien iii.
Wcil er Elm brilliant'., Mihter oes
Stautes lit. ser lid) bon llntcn nadI
obcn gearbeitet bot. 9luh lit er pc
pulir, neil er Yrdiioent Hooiep.li
unterltiist mo Ger cinsige bon ser
Yartei anerfannte &unoibat it, Il. 2.
Senator Grneit ". McTarlano, lnb
Saul slifen, Gorltcber oes oemofro
tiiden Sprcher Bureaus, fameu
noh Glepelnnb. Inn Die llnteritiit
ung Ser Mominiitratiou BON iSranf
S. Sultlbe 5rm Nusbrud 81 bria
gen. Micbter Sauihe bat perlprohcr
Iopcit bic mlni5ipalen 'Sad,en G;
erlauben. baB er Yrdiioent Nooic
belt nuteritiiben iperoe in ieiner IN
ternutionalen uno inneren Yolitif.
0ie Nationali.Gtengrnppeniiibrc'
Selir Z. Matia, Yrdiioent ser @abl
beboros, Senator @illiam 90. Bona
uno Staatsreprdie,ttant SSobn o..
9figbter foroern ale Stimlngeber
auf am 9ienstag, oen 30. Septem,
Der, 5ur Wabl 81 geben lno fiir Hid
ter asranf S. 2anihe als 8iirger
meiiter 3u itimmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

out vi ulC S/Z
billions the bill is
to raise, about
2H billio n S.
more than two
thirds of the total
will come from
the raising of in
dividual and cor
porate inc o m G
levies. The low
ering of Individual
exemptions W ii
be the source of a
large portion OF
this added reve-
,,,,e Tp tho biUher
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

- IS lit t0riG)t, zines Ytenihc,
Gbrgefiibl in @egenpart eines Grit.
ten gu perIeten. Midts lit i6mer5baf-
ter, nihts miro ibnerer perge,icn.
= Gem &aufen auf Nbsabluna
ioa Elm 9iieeel porgeihoben lperoen.
Damn miro nur nod bas 'Sbnloie'
bleiben iibrie Iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
Gauiste $iee bei Scr
Dertpakl pcraasaejaat

Grmutigt ourh oen arc6en 8cll1d)
Don idlItungsiueilc $4,000 Ser
'ouen. bie unl slusflug nah 8eaugo
Safe Gorf lebten Sonntag teilee,
nonlmeu buben, iagen sic Iemo,r ,ra
ten sic Domination BON Hid)ter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

- Ger gegrifi Der vorungurll
fiirhtcrlihen Gnge" lit luobl mic
mails Meniten 10 iturf 5rn @cnul5t
Iein aetonmen lpe ienen 100
Ssliihtllngen, sic auf einem nit mlr
Is aaiiitten ausgeltottcten Sfifia
oem Mipl oes amerifoniihen Satens
sllltrebten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
2lrth,.r 3. Day
&anbibat fir 8Gracrmeiitcr.
Sffcricrt > Sent Strafenbabniabr'
preis ais iein lcttcs 3icl.

slrthlr y. Tap, Ser Iibrenoe
aonoioot iir 9;irsernleiitcr uon
Glepeluuo, hat eincn f,itcn Stunb al
@unltcn oes 9lnfaufs Ocs Straben
bnbn=Spitcms cinaennminen.
Sn eilter 9lusioge iiber oieie mid
tige Sahe bat 9lrthur 8. Sun upllt