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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

Most of the 300 feature films shown in the only motion picture theater on the island of Grenada in the vast year were produced in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

worth spent the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Merland Avery of Woodtick Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

Mrs. Henry Norton of Spindle Hill spent two days at the Massachu- sets State Grange meeting in Bos- ton recently. She was accompanied by Mrs. sherman K. Ives of Thom- aston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

To help the food situation British housewives are learning to cure fish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

The Kings Daughters Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis Ranslow on Woodtick Road.
 Miss Laverne Avery of Killings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
'2ltE3ilI) S!973975'{9t, [;{||5J3Ja5$ $3

NEVER eeFORe MAS 7NeRg eeeM eOOK LIKe Prspcred by sxpsrs written h ess, sosy-'o onsvese Helps evod costly evsish needless end confusion before induction. Helps during after ssehorss Invaluable 10 draabIs 'yevns morsd ssy for every family.
 This book must be be appreciated Pays for s smell cost end ovsr Don't postpone get N sew
Evening star., 1943-09-03

by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau
Ted Gamble, war loan director
explained that the. time and talent
included in the show will be contrib
uted for the drive.
The actors and actresses will pre-
sent bond shows in IA cities
throughout America before the War
Loan drive is over, with James Gag
ney. president of the Screen Actors
Guild, IN charge.
Among the film notables who will
take part in the radio program are !:
Bing Crosby, Gary Cooper, Burns
and Allen, Dinah Shore, Edgar Ber-
gen and Charlie Mccarthy, Humph-
rey Bogart, Robert Young, Don
Ameche, Jimmy Durante, Charlie.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

time and talent, and It Is estimated
approximately 100000 persons
will listen. The program, opening
in Hollywood at 9 pm, will consist
of series of sketches giving the
wars history since the attack on
Pearl Harbor.
The Treasury Department. an
nouncing plans for the radio pro-
gram. said that the President will
call for a rededicstion of America
to the war aims of the United Ma
tions and for maximum sacrifice to
hasten an early and decisive VIC
tory"
The Hollywood program will
carry gayer note, rejecting the
battle songs of the services" the
Treasury said.
The President will be introduced
Evening star., 1943-09-03
l3 Foirfox County Men
Enter Army Tomorrow

Thirteen coiored men win nport
from the Fairfax County Seletive
Service Board to the Reception
Center at Fort George G. Made,
Md, tomorrow after compiling
their 21-day furlough. They ar:
Edward j. Allen, Jacob S. Tuker.
Frederick o. Carter. Allen r. Ole
man, John A. Jones. Charles C.
Honesty, Daniel Baker. Kermil &.
kenner. Oscar D. Courtney. Thsrn-
ton H. Franklin, Lawrence G. Carter,
Clarence E. Shelhorse and Willie A.
Barbour. st-E
Evening star., 1943-09-03

additional supplies for civilian
tables.
The order, retroactive to July l.,
increases quotas for the last two
quarters of 1s43 from so to so per
cent of deliveries for the same
periods of 1941.
The order also permits packers
and receivers to utilize during the
Evening star., 1943-09-03
10 Million Expected
To Hear President
Open Bond Drive

President Roosevelt will open the
SIS. 900 900 900 Third War Loan drive
Wednesday night with radio ad-
dress which will be heard over four
networks end many independent
radio stations
The speech will begin at $40 pm.
and is scheduled to last about 10
minutes. 1t will be the feature of an
air show representing $4,000, 900 in
Evening star., 1943-09-03

Boyer, George Murphy, Ronald
Colman and AKIN Tamiroff.
Actors and actresses who will be
members Of the Hollywood Bond
Cavalcade. to make the national
tour. are Greer Carson, Judy Gar
land, Fred Astaire. Lucille Ball,
Olivia de Hayiland, Kathryn Gray
son. Walter Pidgeon, Harpo Marx,
Jose Iturbi, Dick Powell, Betty Hut
ton. Mickey Rooney and Cagney.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Improved Shipping Allows
Increased Tea Quotas
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Food Administration
announced yesterday the immediate
increase in quotas for tea packers
and wholesale receivers to permit
Evening star., 1943-09-03
SoiIor Londs in Soup

SAN DIEGO, Calf tP).-Ross B.
Smith, second class seaman, fell IS
feet through skylight-into large
bowl of steaming soup on a navy
stove. Hospital physicians found he
was uniniured.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

first month of any quarter period
any unused portion of their quota
for the preceding quarter. WA
said improved shipping conditions,
allowing increased tea importations.
permitted the liberalization.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

There are more than 10 eonven-
lent branch offices for Star Want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

NOW at last One OF the worlds
largest producers does for vita
Minis and minerals what Ford
did for the automobile: banishes
guesswork; baniSheS high cost.
An amazing new vitamin-tablet
invention containing 8 vitaminS
and Q minerals that takes the place
of less potent vitamin prepare
tons for the average person.
Made To- sell at a price millions
can afford. This new invention is
called STAINS Multi Vitamin and
Mineral Tablets. Full vitamin and
mineral potency is guaranteed as
stated on the package. Or your
money back.
Ifyou are not up to- par because
your diet lacks vitaminS and min
erals, Nature can give you more
vitality and pep with STAINS.
STAINS cost about So a day TO
take-leSs than . the price OF a
package of cigarettes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
LAT 81 JIE
Dear Almanack

Dear Almanack:
Having lived in China a num-
Der Of years, was not content
just 70 eat their native dishes,
] wanted 20 know how TO pre-
pare them So with the co-opera-
ton Of my male cook. / learned
several. And Lat 81 Jie" be-
came one Of our favorites. To
make it boil or steam a chicken
till the meat is fairly tender
and can be removed from the
bone.
Remove all the white meat
and cut up in cubes or small
pieces and fry In peanut oif-or
any cooking oil until a golden
brown. Season with pepper and
salt and a dash or two Of cay
enne pepper. Then fry two or
three red peppers cut up in rath-
or small pieces, about inch in
size. Combine with the chicken
adding three tablespoons Of soya
sauce. Just before serving add
a cup of freshly sailed, crisp
peanuts. Stir and serve very hot
with a little chicken broth over
it. It is best when served with
rice or noodles.
Mrs. c. II. Clark,
Syracuse, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
EGGS GRAHAM
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
My husband, one Sunday morn
ing. decided that l should have
breakfast abed and forthwith
concocted the following dish of
icebox odds and ends. Since his
only other culinary achieve
ments are boiled eggs. toast and
steak and corn roasted out OF
doors, l consider his pleasantly
flavorful recipe quite a brilliant
invention and would like 10 Of
fer ii in competition for your
prizes The dish IS named in hon
or Of him. naturally.
8 frankfurters. split and broiled
or fried
4 eggs
l medium size tomato, skinned
and diced
Z teaspoon salt
>, teaspoon pepper
tablespoons milk
Beat the eggs and milk to-
gether. thoroughly Add salt pep
per diced tomato and any juice
from the tomato. and stir in
quickly. Have a skillet ready,
having the bottom well covered
with butter at the bubbly stage
but not browning Add the egg
mixture and scramble il soft, but
not runny. Pour the eggs over
the frankGlrters. This serves
two. A tablespoon or two of left
over peas or corn makes a pleas
ant addition 10 this dish. I'm
sure you will like IT,
Alice lac Graham,
Buffalo, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
x,.A.St

Of the thickened broth. Cover
with pie crust. add one-half cup
broth and bake I'm a moderate
oven until the crust is brown.
This will serve about twelve peo-
pie satisfactorily.
Mrs. Warren Strnger,
Galena, Kansas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
TWO PORTION SPECIAL

Dear Almanack:
Here's a real dish I discov-
cred It's for two people, and is
easy as pie TO make. Make a
syrup of 2 heaping teaspoons OF
brown sugar, y teaspoon pre-
pared mustard, y cup of pine
apple juice. (Be careful the mus
tard doesn't lump and pour
half of it over two ham slices.
Then add a small green apple
finely chopped and 2 chopped
walnuts and lay a slice Of pine
apple on each piece of ham Bake
at $50 degrees for IS minutes.
Lay strips of bacon across, add
the rest of the syrup, and re-
turn to the oven until the bacon
is brown.
Mrs. II. ]. Strickland,
San Leandro, California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
CHICKEN PIE
Dear Aln1anack

Dear Almanack:
Try this original recipe It's
A grand way TO stretch your
meat points and give your menu
a life during these days Of food
rationing.
l 81 pound hen, dressed
l pound of veal
] small onion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

= teaspoon cayenne pepper
medium size potato
/ level teaspoon salt
Cook as for stewed' chicken
remove meats and cut into "a
inch length pieces with a scissors.
Thicker some Of the broth. Line
a baking pan with ordinary pie
crust, cover with the chicken
meat and veal and add one cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28


Il
pag Sc a
Address Weekly HOusewfes Food Amanak
Box l9l. Grand Central Annex, New York city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
\, k|IiAi||t It|ttt;
THEY SAY IT'S NEW


lLAVING eaten potatoes for
- great many years. we've
finally reached the point where,
with the help Of science, Wen
soon be eating out Of them!
According 10 Ernest l.. Little,
managing director of the Ma
tional Farm Chemurgic Council,
culled potatoes which are usually
left to rot in the fields can be
successfully converted into plas-
tic dishes. ovenware, machinery
parts and similar articles.
Mr.. Little believes that using
culled potatoes will not only pro-
vide a cheaper material for the
manufacture of plastics, but will
afford a way of salvaging low
grade farm products, thereby
ending much waste which will
mean more money 10 the farmer
and lower prices for the con-
sumner.
THOSE Of us who have always
had difficulty keeping "A napkin
on our lap during a meal can now
breathe more easily. \ CleVe-
land, Ohio, hotel manager has
contrivtti IA nttt netf-sitidn map
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Pattern Ss2O-Swank and timely is
this teen-age jumper frock. Designed
| for girls sizes s. S. 10 - and H.
| Size 10. Jumper. requires Is yards
| 54.inch fabric; blouse, Us yards as
inch fabric.
Pattern S64T-Youthful house frock
with softly becoming bodice. De-,
signed FOR worncns sizes a. 36 3s
30 - a.. as and as Size IS requires
3ia Yards 3j-inch fabric and = yard
contrast.
Pattern SGol-A regal peacock in
cross stitch 10 embroider on your
hedsprcad Pattern 1901 contains a
inch and motifs So xeS. inches: color
hart. materials needed; illustrations
81 stitches.
Pattern 1913 q. Smart waffle-stitch
pill box crochcted in wool with bag
10. .watch. Pattern 36is contains di-
Ranf for hat and purse. iliustFa-
-Cp9ss ~ stitches iisl " NrfA. F,taas
required
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN Ice
in cOins)
Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily-followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-to-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME. STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
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and address your envelope TO
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
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NEW YORK IL, NEW YORK
Que 20 customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN lsc
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
635 SIXTH AVENUE,

pue 20 customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be filled
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29
Latin America Seen as Field for immigration

ly. Land grants by the govern
ment are expected to be an in
centiyc for postwar immigra-
ton With a population of only
100000, unevenly spread over
its 100000 sd. miles, Colombia
is in a position to absorb at
leafs 500 600 immigrants dur
ing the next few years, experts
believe.
PERU DR.. Alberto Area
Parro. director Of the National
Department Of Statistics, told
the United Press that postwar
immigration to Latin America
must be conditioned by certain
principles, the most important
being the maintenance of the
national spirit" of the receiv-
ing country, the increase of the
nations living standards and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29
Postwar Immigrants Will
Find No Restriction Laws
South America Hos Big Demond For
Loborers, Technieions, Chemists
BY DAVID WILSON

BUENOS AIRES 'UPl-SOuth
American countries are willing
90 absorb a large number of
immigrants from Europe and
other War-dcvastatcd areas Of
the world al the end Of the CON
NIct
From the rich oil fields Of
Venezuela 10 the rolling plains
OF the Argentine pampas, from
the silver and copper mines Of
Peru and Chile TO the rubber
fields of Brazil, many thousand
acres Of rich bat unsettled land
await pioneers and colonists,
although most South American
governments have emphasized
their rights 20 select immigrants
best suited TO their respective
needs and conditions.
a United Press survey Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29
RoseviIIe Presses
Drive for Waste Paper

ROSEVILrE Quotas don Z
count when The L S. govern
men, puts out q call for more
waste paper TO-DAY declared
Leighton Cox. RoscNilic chair
man of the Waste Paper Salvage
Committee. who explained that
meeting a quota WASH enough
when the scarcity of waste pa
per is reaching an alarming
point He said that vh .c the
paper was coming I'M steadily j.
was also coming into salvage
Headquarters very slowly.
Cox urgently rogue rs those
vho have waste paper on hand
not TO burr IT, but % phone
him AZ Rosct HE 1884 rstcad
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29

the avoidance of minorities.
MANY thousands of immi-
grants" said DR.. Area Parro,
could be absorbed by the Peru
Wan Amazon valley, specially
agriculturists, although large
numbers Of technicans and skill
ed laborers would be welcomed
in other regions"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29

BOSTON-UP)- Warning tc
women workers Gas posted in {
local war plant: If the sweater
is too big for you, look out fol
the machines. If you're too bis
for the sweater, look out for the
men.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29

Somebody stole an Oklahoma
woman's shoes in a night club.
That's funny-most people lose
their shirts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-29
Acid INDIGESTION

Relieved 10 minutes double your money back
When sreess stomach acid causes painful. surocai-
Int gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-srting medicines known for
symptomsto relisf-medienet like those IN Bell ana
Tablets. No laxative Belltn' brings comfort in q
ty o. return bottle 10 w for double money back Sc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

nlIo inrlner dngitlib Dor einem Mn.
griffc. slus oieler sluffaiiung berans
lbrci6t 9fabel 1914 BON Den Oiplo.
nroten: u0iele &erle NIT Wuni6et.
ten!" uno Sbeobor a0rner ibrieb
1911 einen 8rief an sic 2anos,
lllallnld)aften in Sena nit einem poe.
tlldpsn Mnbang. aus Dem man eriiebt,
lpie ii1 Die HeOensart Manihetten
baben, iuie Oie Sraht ser s(oligen
mar, fiir ieige iein biISen fonnte.
Wtiiller oenft an oie &anoifellen ser
yerbreber, ipenn er Itreibt: vOie
Wtanldletten, neld)e apabre 9ooes.
angit oas ipabre Manidettenfieber
er5eugten, aparen Oie &anoaierben,
Die Der Senter oem arinen Siin0er
anlegte anf ieinem @ange 5um Miht.
plabe". uebrigens iagt man fir Man.
ld)etten Daben audi, 3. g. in MedIen.
burg @amaihen baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Unqarn erhofft Balkan Invasion

aufgeltellt poroen iei. Samit ieien
"elirad nur Die oeutihen &r1fte
galnoniIiert" poroen, uno smar ~,
elmer 3eit .allgemeiner ssrieoens-
boffnungen 9aS 9latt bGlt ange-
iid)ts Der oeutiden Sit-aataitropbe
Die 3eit fiir siinltie, auf oen ssrie-
oens'fluB bin5uarbeiten. gs reoet
oen ~angeliad)ien" aiitlih gu, icbon
lpegen Der .@eiabroung ibrer San-
ls=Eolitlonen" nift auf elmer gnt-
lheiolng ourb @aifengetpalt gu BE-
Iteben oa oamit BEL ser pahienoen
uno vfeinesuegs imasinGren bolibe.
miItii6en 8efobr" leid)t ,bie 3iniIi-
iation fiir Sabrbunberte in sic 9rii-
d)e geben fonnte". 3ubem lei cine
rbeoinsunssloie aapitulation" ser
gbIen-aoolitfon auh ihtperlib gu
erreihen. Son Sen slmerifanern
gIaubt Ser ltrbeber oes rSribune"-
artifels 81 tpiiien, oab iie ebeniaqs
Ser rbolidemiltihen @eiabr" be-
mlBt Ieien. Seioer lei aber oie ane=
ritoniIhe Diplomatic vsu tpenig ela-
ltiih" -.
aunbige 8elp1brsleute itellen sic
gegenmartigen llngaril6en Iuffai-
ilngen Dle rolgt bar: 8uoapeIt er-
nartet feline enbgiiltige @ntl6eioung
in HuBlano mebr, es mGd)te, tpenn
moslih, permeioen, nod peitere
Srlppen nah bem Often 81 i6iden.
Wenn ungarn alh Oie Sugoilamen
unter 0tibailomitid) uno aeeebenen-
ials audi ruiiiihe Sruppen aui Sem
galfan befGmpien piiroe, 10 mGre
ood an einen ungariihen @iOer.
ltano gegen cine amerifanilde Sn-
palion SiiooIteuropas- nift gu Sem
fen. Gin iolhes greianis luiroe nah
lngarii6er 9lnii6t nielmebr oas na.
benhe gnoe bes &rieses beoeuten
ner oeutiher Sffisiere Shpanf.ln-
uno Der ungoriihen Holitif einen
&urspe6lel ermogliden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

ser Mrbeitsfraft ba,toelt, oas fin Sic
Grsealgllng bon 2ebensmitteln, fit
oie &riegsinouItrie ober fir 9ipilar
belt in Sen aurh abpnnber1,ns in Ole
ariegsinouitrie freieetpppoenen Stel-
lllngen benllst iperben fnnn. 8egen-
ipartig linn iepariert. leben in
raid errifteten Bayern unter PRINT
tioen 9eoingltngen ,lno fonren 5ur
&riegsanItrengiln9 bes 2anoes apenia
ooer nihts beitragen.
3tpei Sdritte iino 1lnldngit ltnter-
lommen mproen, oie eine @orreftltr
oieler Sage periprefen. Ser erite III
oie ebreits ertpdbnte geitilnnu1ng, oaS
Sapaniih- gmerifaner ais fsreitpillige
n oen Seeresoienlt eintreten fonnen.
Srdiioent Hooiepelt erfldrte fiirslid
n einem @riefe an hen Sefretdr bes
Rriegsamtes, Dob oieier Sd)ritt ieinc
oolle gllligung beiist. v&einem Iona
en- 9iirger ser Gereinigten Staaten,
oIlte has oen1ofratilfe Hedpt borenf-
]alten peroen, oie 9erantlportlrna,
>ie leine 8iirgerld)aft einIhlieBt, 81
ibernelmlell, lmbeid)aoet ieiner spb-
tamnlllng. 0as Grin5ip, allf oenl Die.
ie Station gegriinoet auuroe, unb aui
Srlmo oeiien es i,nmer regiert ipur-
Be, lit, SAB slmerifanislnus niht cine
Srage ser Haiie ODER s(bltanlnrilns lit
uno es ME mar. Gin gutter amerifa-
ner lit ser, ipelher bieieln 9anoe uno
unlerem 8lal1ben an Sreibeit lml
Gemofratie Sic 5reue balt," ihrieb
Ser Trdiioent.
Ser slpeite Sebritt lit Sahe ser
ariegs sllmiisbll,ngsbeb0rb benen
,ie 9ebanoling ser Sapaner IN Sen
eagern obliegt. Sic iino babel, Die
ltniteolung su beihlelnigen, bamit
Sapaner alno Sapaniih- slnnerifaner
,eren 2opalitGt erlpieien lit, bortbi,
Jeben fonnen, no lie benotigt iper=
Sen uno mo lie nit ibren Sahfennt.
nii1en llno ibrer slrbeitsfraft 5ur
&riegsanitreneung beitragen f0nnen.
3u oielem 3lpef iilto mebrere 9es
Sirfsbiiros eiilgerihtet iporoen, bon
oenen bas Seuern bon Sapanern fiir
Sarms ODER Snouitriearbeit erleihtert
aper0en iou.
9eah porliegenoen stGs,ungen fGn-
men $4,000 YerIonen aus oen Sagern
fiir iolhe slrbeiten be1lutt iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Die Japaner befuerchien
einen amerikanischen Anuriff
Obersi Yahagi warni das japanischs volk Chef der
Presseabieilung der Armee wsisi aui die
Boischafi Praesideni Rooseveis hin

@aibinston. Ger Sofioer Muno.
funf brabte cine @arnung bon Ell.
nem boben SffiSier oes &ailerlicheu
Sauptquartiers an oas iaponiibe
Golf, oaB oie Ser. Staaten eineu
.toolihen ansrifi gegen oas iapa.
niId)e Sauptlano" planen, lno oal
oieier pom gtorben ber fommel1
ipiiroe.
Sberit Nafao Dabagi, Gbei ser
Yreileabteillng ser iupaniihen Ir.
NEE, erflGrte in elmer bon ser sSeoe.
raj Communications Gommillion
abgeborten Heoe, oaB Ilasfa ,has
Suuptquartier fiir 9lngriffe gegen
Supnn" lperoen iollte.
Gr mics aui Die ,fait tiglihen
conference.-the" gegen sic iapani.
iben Sruppen auf Sen slleuten
ourd) amerifaniicbe Tllg5erge, oen
9au bon riiebsebn neilen 6llgplat.
sen" in China lnO nGorhereitun-
gen" fiir oirefte Selepbonperbinoun-
gen slpiben Ilosfa umo China bin.
Gr be5eihnete Sen Slugplnbball
unO oie Selepbonarbeiten ais per
Iubte Geritiirfilng Ser 2uitpaiie bon
sllasfa aus gum Sentiment.
Ser Hunoillnf in Gbungfing bot
te Dor Ginger 3ait befanntgeseben,
oab Hunoiunf Selepbonperbinolmg
5niiben China uno Sen Ser. Staa-
ten geIfafIen meroen.
r@emaB Der fiir5lif, perfiinoeten
RpoiepeltbotIhait," marnte Dobagi,
ntrifft amerifa Gorbereitllngen oas
Sabr 1913 81 einem Sabr Der Gno.
ftimpfe oes entlheioenoen arieges
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
De,.tihe He>ensartct,
Solfstiimlide Mbiteder in bic
Spradjseid)idlte.
Nanidettem babem


heiBt in 6urft iein, Mngit baben. 9ab
oabei tpirflite Manlfetten bon Sans
aus i'm Spiele auaren, ergibt iib aus
Dem al,sorude iSer Stuoenteniprahe
Die Wani6etten 3ittern ibm, 5. +. er
1T erlbroden, uno aus Ser Stnoel,.
tenipra6e ifeint mldb sic 8enol,ne
Wanihetten baben at itammen. @er
WaniGetten an oen &Gnoen trG,t
fann ben Sdlaeer nid)t fiibren: man
muB babel an oie grofen, INIT Spit.
gen beiebten nno tpeit berausbGngen.
oen bes 1S. Sabrbunberts oenfen.
Sn Dem &alleiden @eSidte po,,
redt." slal6 Hipholosiides befinbet
es: Die ionit itnblbeipebrte SanS
5iert idon Ole Manidette, 5. +. ser
alte @uride lit YbiIiiter se,poroen
lnO tann Den Stabl nift mebr fiib.
rem. &lingenlbeue nannte man Id)on
Su 2eufaros 3eiten in &alle Weun.
lbettenprin3en. Manf)e geben bel Ser
Grfldrung pon elmer anoeren Grtp6.
gulng aus: Gin Menif, oeiien &Gn.
De init Manidetten ge5iert iil,o, fam
tpcoer ielblt felt 5usreifen nod iidj
bon anoern raub anpufen laiien, i'll
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