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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-29

er members of his family and move
to the Espanola farm, 1t is said.
Mr.. Tilson will specialize in cat.
tie and hog production as well as
raising wheat. The farm has a mod.
ern six-room house and combina-
ton stock and dairy barn valued at
$4,000.
Consideration vas not disclosed
but the property is 9a.1sd at more
than $4,000.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-29
TILsON PURCHASES FARM

H. A. Tilson has purchased the
32O-acre farm of Otto Kahn q mile
north of Espanola and Is miles west
of Spokane.
Mr.. Tilson, who farms more than
1900 acres of land near Almira, will
turn the larger acreage over TO 9TH
Evening star., 1942-03-21

Switzerland is rationing charcoal.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
LiIy Pons Meets KosteIunetz
Here for Program Tonight

Lily Pons and her conductor hus-
band, Andre Kostelanetz will make
their first joint appearance before
Washington music lovers tonight at
$50 o'clock at the concert of the
National Symphony Orchestra at
Constitution Hall.
Miss Pons, we'll tanned after a
brief vacation at Miami Beach, met
the maestro, who flew down from
New York, at the Raleigh Hotel
yesterday afternoon, where they
gave the press an interview.
Mr. Kostelanetz, perhaps most
widely known for his radio and
recorded music, has never been able
to find an adjective that would ade-
quately describe the style of music
which typifies the distinctive ar
rangements of his own orchestra.
1--WE try to play popular music
great. and great music in a popular
manner" he says.
His 45-piece orchestra is made up
OF musicians who double" on as
many as five instruments. The
violin. he says, is the most important
instrument of the orchestra.
The National Symphony Orches-
Evening star., 1942-03-21

ira press agent would have reporters
believe that 13 is Miss Pons' lucky
number Other than the fact that
Mr.. Kostalenetz wooed her for l3
weeks, involving cross-country
flights. the press agent points out
that her automobile license plate
is 'LP-13,' that she lives at l3
Silvermine road, Norwalk, and that
she attracted her greatest audience
when she sang at the Hollywood
Bowl on August 13, after other
artists had Stunned that date. And
furthermore, the press agent says,
she was born on Friday, the 18th.
At one point of yesterdays inter-
view, some one asked Miss Pons her
birthday.
Its the 18TH" she quickly re-
piled
Before reporters could glance at
the press agents copy to check his
facts Miss Pons' added:
Il was born at midnight, SO it
must have been the 18th"
Tonight's program Of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, under
Mr.. Kostelanetz' baton, will include
Overturne to "Rosamunde," Schu-
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Senate May Institute
SET Plan for HANDLING
Cases Like Langer's
North Dukotun Should Not
Take Port in Discussion
Of Custer, Stewart Holds
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Senate may decide to fix a
definite procedure for dealing with
future cases like that of Senator
LANCER, Republican. Of North Da-
kota, whose fitness for the office
has been challenged on grounds Of
moral turpitude.
Sentiment was expressed in favor
OF a fixed method after Senator
Stewart, Democrat. Of Tennessee,
had declared on the floor yester-
day that Senator LANCER, seated
without prejudice January 3, l94l,
had 'ingratiated himself" with other
Senators.
"It is not easy" Senator Stewart
added, ito vote against man
you've rubbed shoulders with for
q year or two"
Necessary Vote an Issue.
Procedure in handling the case
has been one OF the issues in the
debate, and a dispute has developed
as to whether, Mr.. LANCER could be
excluded by a simple majority vote
or whether, as a member, he must
be expelled, which would require a
two thirds vote.
Senator Stewart demanded a fixed
procedure yesterday as the Senate
completed it's second week OF de-
bate. He contended it was wrong to
permit Mr.. LANCER to participate in
the proceedings, while the Senate
was debating the charges, brought
by . group OF North Dakota petit
TONERS. Senator Stewart Is men,
Der OF the Senate Elections Com
mittee, which voted 13 to 3 to ex-
clude Mr.. LANCER.
Chandler Defends Committee.
At one point Senator Chandler,
Democrat OF Kentucky, said he be-
lieved the Elections Committee had
done nothing that the Senate had
not told 1t to do. If the Senate had
no authority to consider other than
the constitutional qualifications
such as residence and citizenship. he
contended, it should say so definitely
so that it would not waste" years
time considering other questions.
Senator Overton. Democrat OF
Louisiana, said he intended to offer
a motion to express that view"
Senator Austin, Republican Of
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Mrs. Emmu DeibIer Rites
Are Held at Bethesda

Mrs. Emma Celeste Deibler, 78,
who died Tuesday at her home,
9 West Underwood street, Chevy
Chase, Md, was buried yesterday in
Washington Memorial Park Gem
etery. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Bethesda Pumphrey
funeral home by the Rev. Edward
G. Latch, pastor of the Metropolitan
Methodist Church.
The widow of David P. Deibler,
Mrs. Deibler was a native Of Penn
sylvania and lived in Chevy Chase
for % years.
She IS survived by five daughters
and two sons. They are. Mrs. Ewart
Rice, Bowie, Md; Mrs. Carl Lindsay,
Washington: Mrs. Arle Kiser. Mo-
hican Hills. Md, and Miss Grace
Deibler and Miss Virginia Deibler,
both of Chevy Chase; David Deibler,
Chevy Chase, and Roscoe Deibler,
Allentown, Pa. She leaves a sister,
Mrs. James Phillips, Mount Po-
como, Pa.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Fisheries Agreement
Is Extended for Year
By Soviet and Japan
Toxic Agrees to Poy
20 Per Cent More on
All Grounds Leased
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, March 2l.-The Rus
sian government announced last
night q one-year extension Of the
Soviet-Japanese fisheries agreement
which expired last December.
A protocol to this effect was
signed yesterday at Kuibyshev by
Andrei j. Vishinsky, vice commissar
Of foreign affairs, and 1t. Gen.
Yoshitsugu Tatekawa, retiring jap
anese Ambassador to Russia.
The announcement Of the agree
ment said there had been an ex-
change of notes on the question.
Under terms OF the extension. the
Japanese agreed that their fishing
companies would not bid during
auctioning at of the IL fishing
grounds on which the rent period
expired last December.
The japanese also agreed to pay
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Coasts Of Virginia
Maryland, New Jersey
Ordered B|acked Out
In Effort to Cut Sinkinqs,
Army Moves to Prevent
Slhouettine Of Vessels

Llthts of shops and windows
facing the ocean at beaches and
resors along several Eastern
Seanard States were blacked out
last hight in an effort to reduce
ship sinkingS.
A Ilackout order, issued at the
request of the Army, applied to
New Jersey, Maryland and Vir-
ginia the Associated Press re-
ported.
Ths blackout will continue until
lights can be adjusted to prevent
silhouettes of ships at sea.
Lights must cast no glare out
over the wate," specified Army Of
ficials
At Atlantic City, the order meant
darkening of 20 theater marques
and thousanG Of colorful neon
signs, Previouly a dimout had ap-
piled only to tie boardwalk, where
every second ligt was extinguished,
and the others were covered with
paint on the ocanward side.
Shades Nut Be Drawn.
Boardwalk stors were required to
reduce their diSny window light
ing by half and t shelter the win
dows with awningsto prevent glare.
Other store windoS in the city re-
manned lighted as lsual
Lights in rooms acing the ocean.
In hotels. apartmnts. residences
and beach-front oice buildings"
read the order issueby the Atlantic
CITY Civilian DefensGouncil, must
be extinguished wherrooms are not
in use. When lights such rooms
are in use. the shadesnust be COM
pletely drawn"
In Maryland. Col. knry S. Bar
rett. director of State ir-raid pre-
cautions, who relayed he order as
1t originated with Lt.Gen. Hugh
Drum of the First Any, said a
lighting expert would ,e sent to
Ocean City next week aid local
authorities in devising hit guards
to comply with the Arm request.
Darden Orders Blatouts.
Gov. Darden of Virgin, in issu-
ing an executive order directing
elimination of ocean-frot illumi-
nation. acted under the rovisions
Of a bill adopted at the rent Cen
eral Assembly The new gislation
gives him authority to oier and
enforce blackouts and setshe pen
atty for violations at mamum of
$1,000 or 80 days in jail. opoth.
The localities inside olChesa-
peake Bay Gov. Darden sd, ARE
included at the request of te COM
mandant, Fifth Naval Distrt. who
considers that the restrictionshould
apply equally within the pes of
the Chesapeake and southof the
entrance of the York River
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Destroyer Commissioned
4 Months After launching
By the Associated Presa.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March Il. The
1,63O-ton destroyer Buchanan.
named for the first American naval
offlcer to set foot on japanese soil.
was commissioned today at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Capt. Franklin Buchanan accom-
panied Commodore Matthew c.
Perry at the opening" Of the Orient
and led the men ashore He also was
the first superintendent of the Naval
Academy and captained the Con-
federate ironclad Merrimac in the
Civil War.
The Buchanan, a sister ship Of
the Aaron Ward, was launched at
Kearny, N. j., November %, 1941.
Rear Admiral Edward J. Mar
quart, commaldant of the Id
Naval District, and Miss Hildreth
Meiere, great-granddaughter Of
Capt. Buchanan, spoke at the cere-
monies.
Evening star., 1942-03-21

''fa BsrS " VI H0Ei EhtB:, M /? T. p:?s 81 .hs% n ana
Paul 8 sv PITCHER che Rey g. aald i Mckee Mex st
George T Cielland' 30. 1901 Rhode land
aye,n and EiIene v. Robiso 80,
and Hilda Powell, 81. 1890 Walia St
,ob1 nv r the ps Rey John F. M1n,9s MTr,7s
Il. both Of a3s 4th st. ne thRev
Esther M Boyer.
~i5s Ms5. M Esen kennoH Hd a. 1s1y 1874 Nd 5ne4 snf
nv The Rev Seth adao B5ooks GSIs; ,,
/ 1ns as ESsSP 5ss Re- F4sas {ss5soT " 2orf
Sia KEEPS. -. both d1' of a@7 NJ N st. NV the n
Rev, John K. Cartwright.
O3sio 20 both Of os Of s1:s4 Gu st. INV NV D. they.
Lawrence P. GATH
It. Hows5d ERrlenPseh ans M 1rth
ingalls, -. Ellsworth, Me; the Rev.
John W Rustin
F'Ra lBs Ms4y An<9" i Bfen i Fort T. t4 st
NV: Judge Robert E. Mattinely
Eddie Muldrow, u. 563 10th, st. n.eand
Myrdis 1S Gsryin Gar, lS ,t4tns,v 4IS lst ST. w"
rd Sc. and Kathryn 7; Stockton 2l,
I,54 Swann ST. NV the Kew. 'ahA
Frederick 3; Horton. 81: Naval -! AiS!s,
St Sc: the Rev. Frank Y; Jasse
Ohio: FG The he Rev. LsSTence j. shehs
Glenn F. McComb, u; Bethesda, Mdand
Betty NJ. GrieSer. 20, 1923 st. W;
the Rev E. G. Latch.
- I'd Wv. NV. and and Florence Arthur; y ons
,.Bes Bsscf H Cat aa5iy 'hS a. Rey y QUINCY wapFe
and Helen 3 Murphy, 81. 45s?1st
81. ne: the Rev. Francis T. Car1e
Harry 1yd. GeSen t Ns" sfs Y0sk and
john F. sullivan; rs. a5l 10Th sss;s:.
and Mary L. Sullivan. 25. 20! New
Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. Jd F,
BuTchard c Wilson Navy Yard. andes
sic W. Langille, 81. Silver spring.Ad.
John A. Bailey, rs: and Elizabeth Hcol-
ms :}5, both of 40 18th st. NV lidse
Fay L. Bentley.
snsI1es and fhens RI Sr0~ v ciomaS, Go a. n 76Eist
ST ne; the Rev David c. Lynch.
Joseph 9. Middleton, u, a43 14th ss.e;,
and Pearl A. Harris, 1S, l42l st.
Henry A. Spinner, 80, i92s 18th stl W..
and Gladys sherman, 30 155l Ward
George eE L Jentef He' as Saes and Dorothy ter
kin, 33, both of 1921 Marion sta.w.;
the Rev. James Hinson.
Finest E. Skinner. 81. 913 Randoh st.
NV. and Juanita p. Clark, 19 4l9
4th st. ne: the Rev. D. E. .Wisern.
William 3. Woodward. q, 1859 Shidan
st. NV, and June L. Cav. y, 165Jon-
ouil ST. NV; the Rev. Horace E. Cmer.
George w. Peacock, %, Wllimisett.
Mass. and Catherine E. Lindsas 25.
Westmoreland Hills Md; the Rev.
Charles T Warner.
Aubrey J, Moore, "A, 1850 O st NV and
I'd. NV; The Rev X. W. Roy.
William r. Miller, %, 400 Van Bun st.
NV. and Ellen F. Lindsay. 22 Fest-
moreland Hills. Md: the Rev. Chais T.
John b. Chandler. a5. 1854 Locu I'd.
NV and Margaret B. Waddle, 1918
Anacostia rd. Sc; the Rev. Robt J.
Plumb.
and Doris M Lewis. Is. 1929 Hard
St NV: the Rev. John F. Monroe
John Lane. A, and Grace MacCres 30,
both of this city: the Rev. B. H. try
Paul E. Hastings, 20. 1925 st. seand
Grace Lagionarsino 90 33412 l3 st,
ne: the Rev. W A. Emmans.
Gordon Cassie. -. 2311 MasSachetts
ave. NV. and Alice c. Barclay. 81. 100
Massachusetts ave. NV; the Rev.. B.
Kelly.
Evening star., 1942-03-21

Vermont, told reporters he believed
the procedure followed in the Lam
ger case was improper and that the
Senate should sit as a jury while
attorneys for both sides examined
witnesses and argued the law.
Debate will be resumed Monday.
Senators Austin and McNary, Re-
publican of Oregon, have expressed
a desire to speak.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Issued at Rockville.

Harold A. Heck. -. and Margaret hlth
Spence 10. both of Washington
John Joseph Miller, .. and Rachel kjth
Worley, %. both of WASHINGTON.
James p Major. 90. and Bertha Laig-
gins. %. both of WASHINGTON.
Henry J. Dietle. -, and Carmen Leepr-
million, 10. both of Silver Spring. /.
Earl Lail. .jr.: 81. and Dorothy Docker.Is,
both of Washington.
John W. Reed, 30, and Marie G. schter.
so both of Washington.
Robert Glassman, s5, Boston, and hily
r. Gerber -, Brooklyn
Clyde B. Wood, 33, Syracuse. N Yand
Hazel E. JEFFREY, AZ, Rockville
James A. Olson, II. ,Bricelyn MINI. and
Audrey Elaine Lindeman, 10, WaSng-
ton.
Alton J. Roberts, 81, and Celeste L. szu-
pone. IS, both of WASHINGTON.
Carl H. Gumm, 81, and Kathleen B. en-
erickson, 34 both Of Long Island. J Y.
w.; Edward Norris, y, and Maudiw.
OConnor, 80, both OF Washington
Charles Edward Weast, ir. 26. Betkda,
Mo. and Rose Catherine Kimblf2 ~.
Washington.
Hazel NJ. Neal. 20. Washington.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
20 per cent more on all payments
made by their fishing companies.

Renewal of the Soviet-Japanese
fishing agreement was not consid-
cred of any policital importance by
the State Department here. The
agreement was described as purely
routine commercial matter, which
was concluded this year much later
than usual.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Concordiu Lutheran

The Rev. Charles Enders. will
preach on Love, the Proof Of Dis
cipleship" at IL am.
The fellowship gathering for
strangers and servicemen will be-
gin at 6 pm. with a buffet supper
At pm. the Rev. H. A. Beatty, pas
tor of the Georgetown Lutheran
Church, will speak on THE One
Saving Faith" A recreational will
follow the devotional service.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. the Rev.
Mr.. Enders will speak on The Faith
OF Jesus" in the midweek lenten
service.
Evening star., 1942-03-21

bert: caro- Nome" from "Rigoletto,
Verdi: 10 Here the Gentle Lark,
Bishop with Miss Pons vocalizing
The Swan of Tuonela." Sibelius
advertisement" Ibert; Les Roses
dIspahan." Variations" Mozart
LaForge Miss PonS; Romeo and
Juliet" Tchaikovsky: excerpts from
The Daughter of the Regiment,
Donizetti Miss Pons).
Evening star., 1942-03-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lar. couplemust
apply for marriage licer on
one day, Uoit three tuH dos and
receiue their license on theitth
day. Sundays and holidas are
counted the same as other,dvs.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23
Sas @esenteil

oGSas lit oas @egenteil bon da-
irleosn2" irogte ser 9ebrer.
.ln5ufrieoenl" ~antuortete bic
feline Sigrio.
limo BON GERM"
yun9ern!"
Limb BON frei2"
SigriO err0tet. 8iebt berlesen an
ibren B0pfen uno iagt leiie: Be
iest, Serr 2ebrer!"
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23

Sine fiirmif9e Na3t mar gu gns
Sc. Ser 10. Gpril mar angebrofea.
gipd) 6errfate iibsr Genua Die Dam
meruna, Ste BON eiasm 3iemlid BIT
ten Nebe[ unb !9nsrem GepOlt. ods
i'd iiber Dem Ulesrs balte. ldnger ais
fonft f~etgebatten murine. Dos bon
benz aGatliGen Sturm md aufJs=
reete @esr mari 70 f4pere Mogsn
qeqen bic 9afsnbauten, odB man Das
Braufen biz tpeit in Die Staot bins
elm h0ren fonute.
SIM Mnrte{aal erfter &lahe Ger
citation Yiua5a principe lani4te auA
elmer orf oas Grben Der Bsuen.
Sin dltertr ;9err mar es.
NaHts mar sr in Genua angetom'
men,
Sr Wsonte Gorlo mar Ct eingtffies
oen. Ms Ser 3ug In @enna bielt,
mar ser 9srr iofort In ben Martss
Tddl gsganger, bate ii4 fr55telno N
feline Dede gebiilt un0 tn eintu
Mintel gebriidt, in ip<l4em Ct fd
ieBt, bsim MOrgen5rduea. nod BE-
fdn0.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-23

@Gbrenb bas 8ahn6ofsqetriebe feis
men nprmolen 0erlauf nabm, dmtirte
in benz 3immsr. in Dem Der Eo6te lag,
Die 3ommiHion, pel4e bic bon benz
unliebSamsn @or.ommniB RAID Ders
ftdnbigte 9eb0rbe babin ab9efanbt
bate.
Sci Dem GelbHmDrber mar unter
MnDerem cine @ifitsntartentaf9e se<
funben morbsn, in Der fi9 etpa elm
DuBenb &drten 5sfanben, bic duf ben
@amen .ous;o 5dfcra" larteten.
MuG mar bdrauf a~ngegebsn. baB biefer
TaIiera gDttpr Der Redts lpb MbpDz
fat Tei urb in @~snebig, in Der Gale
Mloife pDbne.
ga and bic @dFae bes SObtsn 6.
s. ae3eid)nei par, nabm man als
slbIfrsrFdnblitb an, bdB man es hisr
nit Dem NOoOsoten 5afera 81 t6an
Gats. Snfpl9c beTrn 5ia9 an Die 9snt-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
8efietaft Gt,,retius
an >eft Sernen Often

SonOon. Grenicrnrinilter @inIton
Gburhill erflirte ill elmer Inter
baus.Sibnng: Ger Sturm, Der
iett iiber 0eutihlmlo nno StaIien
bangt, greiit aud aui Sapan uber;
es miro feline @eifbeit lnb feline
pauie fir Sapan seben."
Snbe5ug altf slnerfenune oes 9lo-
miral Sarlan in Noroafrifa, erflGr=
te Gburdia: Sic Mbnndungen NIT
Sarlan iinO pom rein milit1riiden
StanOpln,tt aus 81 betrahten, ,,no
I'M iibrigen lit Graiioent &ooiepelt
ein5ig lnO allein 0aiiir baftbar uno
er miro sll gelegener 3eit SEN ,pirfs
llhen 3Ipef Ser 3ulumlnenarbeit
nit Sarlan erf!dren."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
Suffice Gfe

Serr a0nig id)iebt I'M Garten
nad spaten, ais pl0slid iein Ssaf)-
bar ipiiteno aufi6reit: rSerfluht
nod mai, iest baben iie bcinabe met
ne Srau getroifen."
%, enti6uloisen Sic uielmals, :"
meint Serr a0nie b0iiid, bier ba-
ben Sic meine 5linte. Sic oiirfe,
baiiir aud) NAL aui meire Jrall
ihieBen."
9onraO Jeroinano Wteper unter-
belt iid) einmal nit einem iiin9eren
aoaegen, BON oeiien sablrei6en Sies
besabenteuern er niel gebOrt batte.
.GaB sic ioniel Jreube an oieien
2iebesei6i6ten babe,," tuunoerte
iid Wfeper, ser barnals ifon bod
betagt mar.
vMh @ott, lieber Wteiiter," lagte
Der anoere, ,2ie6e bertreibt Die 3eit.
$50, 90 baben ISie redt," ertpi.
oerte @eper nod einiger 3eit mi1
nadoenfliber Miene, runb Belt Der.
treibt Sic 2iebe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17

5ulebt @ommen6en borban6en lit.
Wenn 1T ariegsaeiten &nnppbeit
berridt, 10 muB oafiir seiorst ,per'
oen, 6aB uud) bieienioen ,lnierer
Mitbiirser, oie nidt in Ser Gage iinb,
ii6 9orrate ansuidya7ien. ibr Sell
erbalten. SIM nafiten Sabr aperben
ltniere 8emiibun9en meiter auf Sic
SiherIteaung aller lebensspidtigen
Be6iirfniife 1ps 5inilen 2ebens &c,
riftet ieit,, banrit Stoduneen llnle'
rer fit oie sipilen 8eoiirfniiie arbei'
tenoen &oIfs,pirtibaft, bie uniere
@rieesanitrensungen iddoiee1 mir.
oen, Dermieoen aperoen.
8ir ,uerbem Is idjaffen!
TIMER 2anb bat cine Hieienal,fs
gabe IN oieiem Sobr betpdltigt. Tn
ter 9eipobnlifen llmitGttben ,piren
iuir tpobl beredtiet, @efiiblen ser
@efrieoieung nadJslrgeben. Sic SCOT
penoigfeiten oes arieges i,no beions
Sers Sic oieies &rieges limo ober 81
gebieteriicb, als baB mir benz @efiibl
Ser. Befrieoisung breiteren 9faum
geben fonnten. Sm ndflteu Sabre
tperoen mir nod gr0beren aufgaben
geeeniiberlteben bel glei6bleibenoen,
ipe,ln niht 9rGberen ;Shtuierigfei-
ten. Die &eforoleilt,ngen oes letten
Sa5res geben ,ms ober Siele Siders
beit: @ir brauden nidyt 81, fiirhten,.
bab 1pir sic nod Dor uns liegeuoen
Mufgagen niht l0len luer6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
De,atktlan> ba,.t iebt
iekr jetiteue 1t,8ccte

Sonoon. Cine grobe Meno5eitung
bradte obl.e Guelelraneabe auf if
rer eritcl Seite, oab Geuti9lano Il.
8oote baut sic cine llcbertpaliers
8ei6apin0igfeit bon 20 ¬en ia,
ben miro. 9lud) ba,te 0eutI6lan6
nod biele ll-8oote bon 500 Bis 700
Sonnen, Sic beionoers ser Shiff,
fabrt im Norbatlontif Diel Sdaoen
Sufiigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
De,.titter uattritttei,.
brief

@aibineton. Ser gebeilne &uno.
funf vOie Stimme oes Gbefs", ser
als Sprahrobr elmer oppoiitioneller
8ruppe i'm beutifen &eeresfom,
nan0o befannt iit, fragt am %. go.
oem6er IN ieiner fir oas 9eid be'
ltimmten Ser0uns: $50 ipar bie
Stuttgarter Slaf? Sn Stalien. Sic
nurbe nad Surin geidJidt, um Sen
Stalienern Wut 81 MAIDEN, Oenn
oas mar iiir uniere vaomlnalue".
strategen nit ibrem Mittelmeer,
Ftompler lpid)tiser oils sic Si6erbeit
unierer eigenen StGote Stuttgart
uno MannbeinL &arlsrube lino
Saarbriiden. Sic so9en iogar islat
aus Dem 3ubrgebiet beraus uno
ididten lie nod sStalien.
rSn Stlttgart spurbe1 31S Sote
uno mebr als 1000 GeripunOete
Bombenopfer gesablt. Sic fielen fir
Die Sa6e Ser italieniifen @oraI
I'M Mittelmeer.
@aibilrgton. Oie &erluite ser
Oeuti6e an ser ruiiiifen uno noro.
afrifaniidyen 5ronten, Die nod oeut'
id)em Gingeitiin0nis minimal mebr
uls 100000 betrasen, iperoen nod
our6 6ie Sterberate an ser bel,t-
iden Seimatfront oeritGrft, iiber sic
Ole Sonooner meoisiniide 3eititrift
vIbe 2ancet- 3ablen permittelt, sic
aus autbentiiden Suellen a,ld)
aus Oentiden Sueuen ,lno por.
lptegenD aus ben Don SnnelulliniIter
6rif berausgegebenen Statiltifer
ltammen. Gemdb oieier lStatiitifen
mar Oie ainoerIterblidfeit il, oeut.
iten Stdbten nit elmer Gin,poDner,
sahl bon 10000 uno mebr ipGbreno
oes eriten Quartals 1912 sic bod.
ite felt 1913, ,,dn,lih TAI auf 1000
@eburten. Sic EobesfGle unter &in.
bern bon einem Bis gu fiinf Sabren
lit in 81 groben Stdotem BON $50
i'm Sabre 1889 allf 6,4O4 inn Sabre
194l seitiegen. SIN eriten &albiabr
1912 apuroen auein 1886 Eo6es.
fdue Der5eidnet.
1941 itarben 1880 ainoer 5lpl.
i6en 5 un6 Is Sabren in Sen gro.
ben oeutiden StGoten. Oie 3abl ,uar
1886 inn Sabre 1889. Sn Sen sl.
tersgruppen stpiiden Is nnb 20
SSabren beioerlei @eible1tes Itiee
Die Ster6erate inl erlten &albiubr
1912, bergliden nit 1889, INN 20
HroSent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
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= Neueroines lit bas aupon-
i6neioen fein Gor5ug mebr, ion.
bern Hflidt uno tdelide Noutine,
= Die neueite 9oiung lautet: 80
mud apitb Ooolittle!"
- Wit oem @aiolin miro es inn.
lner fnapper. Mlio lernen mir einnal
uniere ndbere l1m9eb,lng fennen.
- Nadoem man uns mitgeteilt
bot, ipiepiele Steuern mir beaabIen
miilien. tpiG man uns iett mitteilen.
tuie tuir iie be5ablen f0nnen. Mber
nod tpie Dor tperoen mir Neiibe ia.
ben. 9beorie uno Nraris miteinan.
Der in gintIang aii 9rin9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17

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Die l1ntitellun9 1,nierer aui oen
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ain uno &ei50l i'm Often ser 8erei.
nigten Staaten anadte 6ie Nationie.
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