davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
Nus Netp Dere, Il. I
3tueig A..

Nlen 8hiibern rnb Sdneltern
biene CUR Nahriht, Bob oie nGfite
S%eriommlung Sonntag, Sen 3. Mai,
UNI 3 ubr nadmittags, int Gereinss
Total 3t6 Sit 81. lStr., abgebalten
miro. Mae Mitelieoer iino eriuft
anueienO al iein. Naf) Ser &eriamm'
miro tuieoer &affee unb SUDDEN fer
piert.
Sn Ser lebten Geriammlllng ipnr'
oe uniere Sd)atmeiiterin 2uliie 0ro'
ier ais 9elegatin fir sic &onpentiou
uno ais griat &atb. Seiler gelpablt
&atb. Seiler, Yrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
biele beteiltgen. Sen frnrfen SGtpe.
ltern tuiiatid)en mir baI0ige @eaeiang.
9elen &obrman, Sefr.

stnb ete tnb JDre N~nseb5rtsea
RitsIicb i'm 2rantenberetn unb
Central Verbanb? Wenn nidt, iett
1T bic Seit b%eisutreten. tim senauere
Snfprmattpn rufen Gle ben 2ptaI.
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
3tms 11ncs; Wttc
2fueia 20.

Ser 3neig 90 bdlt ieilte regelrtu.
biee Geriammlling ant Sonntaa, ben
3. Mai, ab. Die Mitglieoer tperoen
erludJt li1 alle al beteiligen.
sc. 6. &iitid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
2lms 11etp Gaitle, pa.
2iueia q.

3iueia q.
Iaen Sdnpeitern oiene 5l,r gef6l
lisen Nadrift, baB Die nddite Ser
%iammlung 9omnerstng, Sen Z. Mai
1880 l1br abenbs, n~bgebalten miro
ale Sftpeitern ii1o eriuft anipeienS
gu iein.
&atb. 8artner, Grot.s SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30

Sinh Sic nnh Sbre Nn8cb5rteen
Mitglieb int &rnnfsnpcrctn ntb
Central Ierbnnh? Wcnn nid)t, jett
lit bic Scit bcismtretcn. I'M genauere
S%nfprmatiun rnien Sic ben 2otal'.
bcrtretcr at.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30

Ser Grauen 8erein Der Gbriitus,
Stride b6lt fem
Nntter. nnb 3od)ter.8 anfett
Eonntag, ben 10. Wfai, 6 ubr abenSs
in ben unteren Hdumlihfeiten Der
Qirde ab. Aae SPLITTER uno T0dter
fms ber5lih eineelaoen.
Sarab 9beil, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
2lus Detrcit, 111ihiaa,,
Ginmeibnns Der 9entiden nnb
Sadiiiden Gp. 2mtb. ct. Yetrms
Stride ant Sonntag, 10. @ai.

Set Yrogramm.
oeIfgoftcs 6icnit II I6r bormittass.
Sentihe Seitprebigt: Hep. Sr. Sans
SoiieI.
GnaIiide Seitprebist: 9aep. Gr. Ybiz
lip $. ct. Wulen
&irhenmuiif: Der airdendor: Seitz
Stabt (Yi. 81 q. 8eirlp. 80 bplp
amiable are Sbn bpellings. So
lepb Yarnbp.
1:3C llbr nahmittass: Seiteiien i'm
arosen Saale Der &arpatbia, gde
glmnopo unb 9reitpn.
Nad) benz GTcn:
1. Star Spangleb Banner. 8eiunaen
pou allen. Sim &lapier Sir. Srans
Hc1dte.
2. SeeriiBune burb 8uratpr Spbann
Shinbler, Soaitmciiter.
8. Sertide Seitrepe bon 9fep. Sr. 8. ".
Sritid.
f.. 9icberpprtrGge: g. 9. II. unb Caro-
mia Gb0rc.
a. Sus lit Der Sag bes &errn ----
St. Greu5er
b. SET bette an bic Waht Ser 2iebe--
Wartpniansfp
8. Gnaliif,e Seltrebe $500 R%eftsnnipalt
Sobatm Mprtb.
6. Soloportrdge ---- Mii,i Blum
Z. Sifi5icller Tertreter Der ScutIden
&prferen5 Der Tittsbureb Snncoe.
8. Sieberpprtrdae: Is. g. II. unb Sdroz
mia GbDre.
a. Ninlanbia -------- SibeIius
b. Is ipu Der Sriibline mir fiinben -
------------- Srans Sdubcrt
8. Gntaegennnbme bon 8liidipiinihen,
firhl,her pie bolfiIdcr Sr9aniIatioz
ten.
10. Shlubiport- -Srtspaitor s.. Scntid
II. gRn Gpuntrp this of t6ee.
12. llntcrhdltuna fir Slird lrb Git.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
Nus Sarrcu, pa.
3tpeia Z.

Sie r%egelmdbiee Geriamntlllng oes
3tueig 7 finbet am !Shmstag, Sen 9.
Mai, punft 1880 llbr abenos, Itatt.
Nue 8riioer iino eebeten oieier Ser
iamnrIung bei3lnpobnen.
Sobn @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
6eiudH. piro:

elm getpiffer &err Sdmibt, Der 1907
in a&ermanritaot i'm Ginger Ndb-
n1aif)ineny@ efh1ft arbeitete unb I'M
Sabr 1908 nod Nmerita FAM ainS
fiH in GlepeIanb, ohio, ~nieoerlieB
Gs bittet Inn feline Moreiie Grau q.
1abian, 1900 GIepelano Mbe., E.@.,
Gantsm, Clio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30

= Man fam nid)t jebes l1nredt
gut, pobl aber ieoes Hed)t ihleAt
MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
3tueia II.

Gs oiene alien Sdppeitern sur &C.
fdaigen Nahridt, oaB nddtite Ser
%iammllrng ont Sonmtae, Sen 3. Mai,
3 rbr nahmittass itattfinoet. Sn
oieler GerIammlung iperoen mir Sic
I@bre' baben nnieren 8roB-Yrai. 5.
8altbes in unierer Mitte begriiben
81 f0nnen. Iesbalb peroen sic
Shmeitern gebeten in oieier Ser
%iammlung iid) ale 81 beteilisen.
Die 8eburtstagsfinoer Coma Sen.
man, emma 3iamann uno iSarab
Sbeil meroen inns &affee uno SUDDEN
nod ser g%eriammlulre ierpieren.
Sn ser letten Geriammllrg bot
ten mir Sic gbre tpieoer stpei nel,e
Witglieber in Sen Serein auf5uneb.
men. gs iparen: Soiepbine &Iefota
unb SAITH. Mc0augblin. @ir boffen,
oaB Sic Sdnueitern iid) tpobl fiiblen
in itnierer Mitte.
TIMER monatliher &artenabenb
jfinbet am Oonnerstag, Den 7. Mai,
8 l1br abenos, itatt. @ir bitten aue
Sfpeitern rnb Srelnbe iid) oieicu
@beno fret 3u balten u,b iid) an Ole
ier l1nterbult,ns gu beteilisen. aIe
iino allfs berslifite c~ingelaben.
Charlotte Salt, Sefr.
Sonntag, Sen 10. Mai, lit :rieSer
Wmttertag
uno ser g. g. 8eianaSerein gin-
trad)t peranitaltet CUR Seier bieies
Sages Elm &on3ert, fir oas Ser PC,
liebte 0irigent bes Iereins ein init
biges 8rogramm nit ieinen SGngern
uno SGneerinnen aufgeiteat fat.
Mue uniere Sreunoe lnO 8inner.
tuelfe elm Sers uno @efiibl fir sic
8eOeutune 6es Ml,ttertages in iid'
baben, iinb hermit aufs bersli6ite
eingelaoeniih 5u beteiligen. Gintritts-
farten inn Goruerfauf au 10 Gents
a Berion iinb BEL alien Mitelieoern
unleres gereins 5u baben. gas Som
CERT finoet inn g. e. &eim ltott unb
beginnt 1880 ll9r o6enbs.
3rosramm.
0eituns = Siri9ent Yrof. q. NifoIous
1. Seit&S ubertiire - Cd. &iefers Ord.
9. 8ebiftbortrd9e = 3elen Slsar =
Sbirleb 8oobs - 8eorsine Sbeil
3. 8esriibuns Der 8dite ------
Erdf. NtideaI &irld)ner
4. a. Mutterlprdde ---- q. Nito!aus
b. an,erica, long Iiue Nmerica -
90. q. Yontiue
Gem. Gbor gintrndt
5. Nutb unb Martba 8ottSdlina -
6. a. 8eibt bu Iutter tpas mir trdumi
J"S Ot~Aj$tNANs
b. Motber YraDer has folIotpeo me
6. 8. Idlci
Senor Colo : = &err Sobn &onnertt
Z. a. Nein 8immel auf Groen--3. Efeil
b. @utteriegen -------- Splaber
Wdnncrdor Gintraft F.
8. 6eitrebe 1880 81. g. Srieienbenef
10 0~~:ko.. N.To E~.. N.-.~..
0it Srdelter>8 eeIeitung
10. Sic Glen ---------- 6. 2eserti
Sem. Gbor gintradt
Nit Srfeiter>8 eeleitung
I'm aablreiden Beiu6 bitteno 5eih
net adtungspou NIT SangergruB
Dns @omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
Ams Gamtes,, Otie
3tueia ID.

es oiene Den 8riioern our .eef1I'
liger Nodridt, BOB sic regeImGbiee
0eriammlung am Samstag, sen 2
Mai, dbenos. inn sadienbeim obee'
balten miro. 0ie 8riioer tperoen er.
fudt aablreib 5u eribeinen. Sn Be,
Iesten 8%eriammlune tpuroen HrGi
gbriitian glges. Sermann Sartmon
albert 8abmiuer oils Dele9aten fin
oie &onpention erpGbIt.
Wir MAIDEN ulf} aDe 8riioer anti.
merflam, Dab mir oieies Sabr pieoe,
einen Maiansfllg beifIolien baben
Datum uno glas miro nafber Der,
0ffentlidt. @ir boffen oab oieies
Sabr ale 8riioer erifeinen tperoen
Ne'erpiert euh Sen %. sunni fiji,
bas acmeiniame Bidnid.
Sobn 8eumann, iSefr.
Gribiabrs.8onsert, Sbeater nnb
Sans
bes 8. e. 4arpatben @eiungpereins
miro am 8. Mai, Samstagabeno,
p,rnft s rtbr a~beebalten i'm Safien-
beim.
Nae Jreunbe iino fre1tnblid er.
iubt piinftlid am Ylate gu fem
tpenn tie einen Idonen 8lat baben
,poaen, INN bieies idone 9llitipiel gu
ieben. Sn Ser Soffmme redt piele
begriiben su f~0nnen, beionoers bon
Iniance uno SaIem, unb fir einen
frobliden Ibeno bat a,,d) bas 4omi-
tee idot seiorst. aIio a,li nod gan-
to nam g. Mai; ane, alt unb jung,
peroen'ipi al, oieiem abeno einen
frobliden abeno oerIeben.
1rosramm.
Seits9irisent 80 Sacob Sauit
I. gegrfibung Ser 8dite ----
------- Erdiibent Stefun Yelser
2. a. ~N,neriea 10 proud ano free" $500
b. Sonnta9 auf Dem Meere ------
----------------- q. q. Seinse
g. 9. 8arpatben Gem. Gbpr
8. a. 8ott ifiiee bid Iieb Iiitterlein--
&. s. Wietline
b. 8robmutter tpiI San5en ----
u. SfGfier
SaIem Samendor
4. Gus Der Slsenb5eit - 81. RabIhie
e. g.. 8arpatben Tdnnerdor
8. @ie es babeim ipar = g. 9pbleemut
g. 9. &arpatben Samendor
6. 8aIomoreen ------ Y. &0nner
g. g. &arpatben Gem. gbor
9beater
2uitipiel in einem Itt
Ste grautf@au
Yerionen:
Serr bon Wettern. 8utsbciiter -----
Observation-Disclosures Stefan YeIacr
&lara. feline Sod5ter - Iars. Smilb
Wilbelm bon graIb - Wm. q. &ebler
Beth. bas StlbenmGbd)en Einnie &rulls
Srana, Der 9iener 49, 8ilbelm SUB
Srt Der Gambling:
2anegut beg Serrn bon @ettern
2eituna ------ Naria @edertb
Gintrittsfarten iino BEL ieoem ser
Ginger 5l baben ip1pie audi an
Der &aiie.
@m. q. &ebler, Yrot.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
q LET
CONSTIPATION
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looks and tastes like your favorite gum
you'll like its fresh mint flavor. Simply
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erous family supply of FEEN-A-M1NT
costs only 1QS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
3ueia t6.

Mqen Sdaueitern bietre 3ur pef6ui.
gen Nadridt. BOB Die nddite Ser.
~ianmlang Counting, ben 3. Mai, nm
2 l1br nadmittogs nbeebalten tpir6.
Sea& Der gerfdntmluns mirb tpie
eemobnli4 9affee ilin0 Sudden fer.
It. @ir ertpartcm' nat fi@ redt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30

seben, oeren &oriaont nidt iber Die
Eiefen ibrer eigenen Taiden binaus.
gebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30

@eiterbin eeben mir befannt, bab
mir oieies Sdbr uniere beiOen Tid'
nids un Sonntag, Ben %. sunni,
un6 am 90. Mueuit abbalten, uno
5tpar tpieoer ouf unierm 8ranbts
8arf @lak in Mmberit,. Ohio. @ir
bitten aue uniere Greunoe uno Son,
ner iid oieie obengenannten Sage
fir uns boralrbebalten uno unierr
@dite 5u iein.
st. 6. 6rieienbenglt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-30
Nms Ecraitt, Otto

Der g. g. Ueiangberein Gintradjt
miro tpie aQiGbrlih 6as
@uttertag-&on5ert
am Gonntag, SEN 10. Mai, in Der
g. S. 9aue, gfe Mpple Ine. unb
90. Ctr, abbalten. Dirigent Hrof.
q. NifoIaus lit an ser Mrbeit Elm
tpiiroiees Yrogramm bor5ubereiten.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30

ms Rnopflo9 su ffeden. St bate bD1
gar feline lIrfa9e, blumensef9miidt
biefen ibm re9t petnli9en 8uBgung 81
tbun.
Nber mar er inn benn pirtli9 10
peinli9, biefer @ang2 8rannte nt9t in
isinem 6er3en cine re1t onfebnIi9c
9pffnungsfldmme2 Treutc er li9 ni9t
einfa9 barauf, pieber gu ibr gu geben,
bic felt etli9en Mo9en iein gan3es
Denfen urb @iini9en bef9dftigte?
Sa, er freute fid einfa9 Oarauf,
6ebpig tur3 unb biinbig gu Iagen, oaB
tein Mbgrunb unb teine Mauer tie
trenne ~ bob fi9 o1es sutma@en
laHe - iparum dlfo niat bas S9limz
me, bas Elm paar tbDri9te. in @e6dnz
tenloiigfeit unO @einlallne gefpros
9ene MDrte angeri9tet9
Das mar bic ganae @ert6eiOigungsS
rebe, bic Baron paul ii9 5ure4t gelegt
bate.
Mls !6eun in feiner nngebulD Das
SdloB perlieB, mar es INNER nod gu
3eitig gu Dem gu ma9enben 8efu9
@r bef9loB bdber, einen umipes 81
nebmen, unb er ging aud 5temlidi
langfam.
Ia9 elmer Wsils ober ging er
f9neler.
SIN Oorfe mar irgenb ettpas pa1irt:
Elm Nutomobil bate einen tleinen linz
fan erlitten.
Ser Baron mdBigte feline S9ritte,
als er %ertannte, baB es bier ni9ts gu
belfen CAB, uno baB nur bic Neueier
etipa Elm DuBenb Gorfbefppbner BET
benz geitrdnbeten gefdbrt feftbielt. Gr
fab, baB es ii6 an Der gde Der mafiD
~gebauten Dorff9miebe fetnen @9aben
gebolt bate, unb fab aud. baB bas
4uto ROTH unb f9nara mar.
@r fannie bie1es Muto re9t qut.
limb er baBte es, neil es fsts einen
ibm tiirali9 unaneenebm getporbenen
Menf9en in's Dprf urb ~ in's Dot>
tOrbaus brahte.
DIS 9eun bas Muto erfannte, biS
er bic 3dbne dufeinanber unb bIieb
bann ~berbroFen Bel Der Menfdens
grippe, bic barum berfammelt mar,
fteben.
n@riiB gott. 2eute! gs lit bod bof-
fentli9 Niemanb etpas auaefoBen BET
benz llnfall2" fraats er.
Die 2eute sriiBten ben fe6r beliebten
Boron in 5utrauli9er Meiie, unb ein
alter Wlann beri9tete, bab nihts neis
ter gu S6o6en gefommen let, als has
eire 0orbsrrab bes Mutos.
Sat 6err Sbalmann ben Mdgsn
gelenft2" ertunbigte ii9 Der Baron %
nstsnbei.
rSSappbl, 9err Baron. benz 0errn
Sbalmann felber iit's paFirt.1 Idutste
bic etmas ironil9 gegebene Mntpprt.
bic ober i'm Some Der Mnertennung nod
ben Na9fab sntbielt: Del 9err Shall
mann bdt ndmlih eiliait benz taMssn
Washington Journal., 1942-01-30

Ro1nsr uusipeiden miiffen." fubr bss
8eri6teritatter fort. ..unb ba lit bos
GutO ELL ipenig gu nett na4 re6ts se-
fabrensS
limb mo 1T Der Serr Snsenieur
itBt2" Irdgte 6eun meter.
Der Bauer bettete, pfiffig ld9elnb,
iiber feline @@ultsr.
vNatiirli9 bprt!" fagte er, unb
9eun fab nun mebrere fdmunaelnbt
Gef9ter.
Do4 ifedte i'm bic I9elmii9e 9eis
terteit ni9t an; CANA i'm @egentbeil: lie
eroeugte cine unge6eure @erbroHenbeit
in ibm.
go gang unb gar berbrohen mar er.
baB er ii1 mad flii6tiaem @ruB hers
umbrsbte unb ben Meg tpieber auriids
ging, ben er getommen mar. @s mar
gut, Dab er ni9t ieben fonnte, mas
binter inn Dorging.
Die 2eute f9auten inn mad, tauf@s
ten bann ieltfame 8lide unb f9muits
5elten.
Oas 6aus aber, auf bas Der Mus.
tunftge5er iiber feline S9ulter binges
piefen bate, mar basienige bes Dots
tors.
Der Baron ging RAID peiter. lin
bas gauge 0Drf fiibrte- i'm fein, pts es
fin fnlieBlih %herausftelfe, bod niMt
3iellof er Meg, Der an 8rGuners 0aus
enbigte.
faf9 itieg Baron Baul bic pdar
Stufen gu benz efeuumranften @orban
binauf, mari nod einen biiiteren Bid
auf bas Muto, an benz Ii1 Der S9mieb
gu f9dffen maGte, unb trdt bann in
ben 6lur.
80, Serr Baron, Sic fommen 3a
frpber @tunbe!"
Mit biefen Worten empfinq i'm Der
ate Mrat, Der foeben nit elmer ftdub-
bebedten Weinflaf9e aus benz Rellet
fam.
9eun fab i'm peritdnbniBlos i.
mMeins 9ebpig bat ii9 ndmli9 10.
eben nit bent prdntigen Sbalmann
b%erlobt," fubr Dottor 8rduner fort.
sd babe bic @ef9idte ia f9on toms
men feben, aber baB fe fiG 10 idnelf
entipideln piirbe, bas bare i1 ni9t It.
tpartet! Mlfo. Baron! Rommen sic
CUR @rdtuldtion!"
Der frobselaunte aIte 9err Dffnete
bic Sbir Der Mobnftube unb melbete
benz 8rautpadr nit GROCER @efe:
.9err Baron paul 5eun BON aeun<
burg!4
Sn feiner froben 9aune bemerfte Der
CUTE DoftOr nidt, tpie blei9 nnb fteis
Der liebe Sat beute iiber bic GGtDeue
trat, iiber bic er f4On 10 oft in better
fter Stimmung geidritten mar.
nMb, i'd muB Die Slaf9e ia bod erii
fdubern," faate Der Doffor unb alma
In bic Slide.
9sun fdlOB bic Ebiir bintsr fi@.
Wortfebuna foIot.ls
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
SERVICES SET FOR
Ed SNYDER MONDAY
AFTERNOON HERE

Funeral services for Ed Snyder,
who died suddenly in Tenakee,
Thursday afternoon, will be held
on Monday afternoon at o'clock
in the Chapel of the Charles w
Carter Mortuary here. Gastineau
Lodge A F. & M 124 of Douglas
will be in charge of the services.
Interment will be in the Masonic
Plot of Juneau. Mr.. Snyder also
was member of the Scottish Rite
of Juneau and the Shrine of Ia
coma.
About IA years old at his death.
Mr.. Snyder collapsed on the dock
at Tenakee Thursday having COM
planned previously of pains in his
chest.
His survivors include Mrs. Snyder,
who is in Los Angeles, California,
for her health; Dermott O'Toole of
Tenakee, a nephew who has lived
with Mr. Snyder for most of his
life, a sister, Mrs. Tim Morley of
Port Richmond, California and a
brother, August Snyder, living in
Germany.
Mr.. Snyder was born in Germany,
but has lived in Tenakee for the
last 43 years and before that was
employed in Federal work for sew
eral years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
BR00kLYN's
WIN STREAK
Is STOPPED
Dodgers Defeated After
Taking Five Straight
Victories
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

In the National League yester-
day, Brooklyn's five-game winning
streak was ended abruptly when
Philadelphia came out victorious
behind five-hit hurting by Frank
Hoerst and hitting by Danny Lit
Whiler, Ben Warren and Frank Nc
Cormick, who drove in five runs.
In another contest, Ivan Good
man hit four for four to score a
win over Pittsburgh for Cincinnati.
Chicago made five hits good for a
victory over ST. Louis and won the
first series of the season.
New York was held To four hits
but made good use of them to score
its second straight win over Boston.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
Ankles IN
RALLY, BEAT
BOSTON TEAM.
New York Makes Seven
Runs in Fifth Gor-
don Homers
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

In familiar fifth inning rally
in the American League yesterday,
the New York Yankees scored
seven runs on six hits to defeat
the Boston Red Sox. Joe Gordon
climaXed the rally with a homer.
ST. Louis bowed to Cleveland on
four-hit pitching by Mel Harder
With two outs out in the ninth in
ming rookie 'outfielder Bob Patrick
smacked homer to give Detroit
a victory over Chicago.
Philadelphia backed up Mar
Gibbons fine pitching with a 12-hit
attack to gain a win over Washing
ton
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
SCORES FRIDAY GAMES
Pacific Coast League

Oakland-Seattle game postponed
San Diego 8; San Francisco 3.
Hollywood 0; Portland 5.
Sacramento 4, 3; Los Angeles 9, 4
National League
Boston /; New York 3.
Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 8; Pittsburgh 5.
st. Louis 3; Chicago a.
American League
Cleveland 2; st. Louis O.
Chicago l Detroit 2.
New York 8; Boston 5.
Philadelphia 7; Washington 2.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
TWENTY SIX THOUSAND
POUNDS OF HALIRUT
SOLD HERE ON FRIDAY

Twenty six thousand pounds Of
halibut were brought in to port
yesterday and sold to E. E. Eng
strom for 10 and T.
Halibuters arriving were the
Oceanic, Capt. Ole estby, with ID
600 pounds and the Margaret T,
Capt. Peter Hildre with $4,000
pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
p0RTLANDIS
WINNER OF
a STRAIGHT
San Diego Keeps Up Heavy
Hitting : Los Angeles
Takes Twin Games
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

While Oakland and Seattle re-
idle last night, Portland
made it four in a row over Holly
wood, Sid Cohen limiting the Stars
to only six hits.
San Diego kept up the winning
streak by heavy hitting and again
defeating San Francisco
Los Angeles took a doubleheader
last night from Sacramento.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

An attempt to link Europe and
America by telegraph was begun
in 1866 by way of Alaska and ST
IBERIA but was abandoned when the
Atlantic submarine cable was laid.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

Numerous expeditions have vainiy
sought a vast treasure reputed 70
have been buried by fleeing Jesuit
fathers near the village of Gun,
Bolivia.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
ATTENTION MASONS

Stated communication of Mt. Jul
neau Lodge lat Monday evening
at 7:30. Work in the M. M. De-
gree.
j. w. LEVERS,
Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
RUMMAGE SALE

Juneau Women's Club Apr. 81,
%, 80 At Singing Tea Kettle.
Across from Federal Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

Eben Is mdfHrifJ? Ten years,
\ but you can cash the Bonds
lat any time after 90 days
from issue date. Naturally,
the longer you hold the Bond,
up to 10 years, the more
money you'll get back. But
you'll never get less than you
BARS TIE interest rafe9 When
held TO maturity, the Bonds
yield 20 percent per year on
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

An angered electric eel can dis
charge a shock of about $50 volts
enough to kill a man.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

Muffs were carried by both men
and women in the 18th century IN
England
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
AM. LEGION ICE

Guessing contest closes Monday
night, April 81, midnight
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
American League
fire DEPARTMENT
ANSWERS CALL IN
INDIAN VILLAGE

Speedy action by members of
Juneau's Volunteer Fire Depart
ment yesterday saved a residence in
the Indian village from being
burned when a fire broke out on
the roof of the house The flames
we're extinguished after a few of
the shingles had burned.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

The average length of a sugar
stalk is twelve feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS


STAKE M r. " u EW MI y u BEEC
The California Grocery wishes This lime that the Store has not
ownership contemplated For California oc
Alaska finest food and prestige such will continue
alouy The patronage bestowed by hundreds discriminating
has been entirely responsible ability
times and consistently reasonable
prices. Signed by ~ J BAvAkD
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

Perennial plants and rose bushes
for sale. 316 Fourth st.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25

your investment, compromises
semiannually-you get back
81 for every So. This is
guaranteed by the United
States Government.
Ybes should l bEy q BosdI
Start now; buy regularly. Il
your company has a Payroll
Savings Plan, take advantage
of il, NOW. INVEST IN
SAFETY-WITH PERFECT
SAFETYi
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-25
Make Every Pay Day -. BOND DAY!

TODAY Americans dying that America, your free
Ame,Tca, can live
Today the Army and Navy urgess'y need more
planes tanks guns! More than our enemies have
better than have if we're going TO smash our
Victory!
We've got to get them We will get them. But only If
every man. woman, and child in America bed And helps
Voluntarily regularly, in the American Way-he Defense
Bond way-every pay day.
Every dime and dollar you lend your Government is
needed and needed now!
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-11-27
HOUSING IS STILL
A PROBLEM HERE
Rooms Are Available But
Apartments and Houses
Are Scarce

Although hundreds OF houses
have been constructed in Hagers-
town during the past twelve
months, the problem of providing
adequate facilities for war workers
remains acute.
Plans for local industries to en-
ploy additional thousands in 1943
definitely indicates that the prob
lem confronting the city early this
year, will be with us again next
year. Hundreds Of rooms are
available, it is reported, but this
fact is not an incentive for out-of-
town families to come here. They
are insisting ON homes or apart
ments.
Local real estate agencies re-
port that a majority of requests
are for two or three-room furnish
ed apartments, which would indi-
cate that those coming here for
work are not planning to remain
in Hagerstown after the war. In
many instances these families have
stored their furniture.
Those with children are finding
it extremely difficult to obtain ac.
commodations, it is said, many
landlords refusing to rent apart
ments to families who have small
children.
The only solution to the problem
according to several realtors, is
the continuation of the present
building program.