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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-05
SHEPARD APPREHENDED

William Shepard was appre-
hended here Monday night by
the New Hanover County Blu
reau of Identification after 6
months escape from training
school. Shepard was taken to
house of detention and, caught
trying to escape, was later
brought to the county Jail for
safe keeping.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-05
JAPS' HOLLANDIA
BASE IS WRECKED
Continued from Page One)

NOVHV1HuCU IIUH age OHcJ
the Japanese as a rear base for
their garrisons at Wewak and
Madang on the northwestern coast
of New Guinea, 1t occupies an i'm
portant spot on the edge of the
broad sweep from the Solomons to
the Philippines.
The Hollandia assault was the
heaviest air raid of the Southwest
Pacific war,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-05
YOUTHS UNDER rs
TO BE EXAMINED
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ton Of young fighting men and
that he expected a large number
of them to be withdrawn from ag-
riculture since, he said, the situa-
ton demanded that agriculture
should make it's proportionate con-
tribution of young manpower to the
armed forces as has been made
by industry"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-05
DORCAS SOCIETY

The Dorcas Society of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church will
meet Thursday at 4 p. m in
the Parish house at 9Th and
Princess streets.
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19
EM0RY

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and Con-
ME saw the attractions at the Fair,
Thursday.
Enroute home after being supper
guests of the p. M. Downers, Ellis
Wynn's car stopped. In looking it over
after the hood was raised it caught on
fire. Estes Hill and some darkies help
ed put the fire out. Estes carried them
in the next day. 1t was fixed and they
are motoring again now.
Mrs. j. s. Foster and daughters, Mrs.
Erwin McRae and Miss Dorothy Foster
were priced guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Cade, on the day of rest.
Mrs. Claude Cox left Monday evening
on the six o'clock bus from Walden for
Camp Rucker, Alabama, to see her son,
Roscoe Wilson Cox, who will he shipped
out soon to an unannounced destination.
Mr.. Cox. will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Johnson and the
latter's mother called at the home of
the W. W. Cox's Sunday morning and
found them wearing a happy smile as
their ION, 1t. Harvey Gray Cox was at
home on 21-day leave. He attributes
his being alive to come home again to
the kindness of the Belgians, where
his plane was shot down.
Mrs. L. o. Henry is at home again af-
ter n much enjoyed visit TO her chill
dren in the Capital City.
Mrs. Pattie Melton attended services
at the Walden Baptist Church Sunday
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

, man, because of the enormous numbers
involved. Receivers should taxi the pre-
caution to burn such packing to destroy
all insects and plant diseases that may
be in it.
Reasons for Raisins
Raisins are rising in favor for fall
desserts, salads, sauces and stuffings
seedless and seed Muscats move to mar
ket. The ample supply of raisins is al
so good news to homemakers who bake
their own holiday fruit cakes.
Nutritionists of the u. S. Department
Of Agriculture offer several reasons for
making good use of the abundant raisir
crop: Raisins are a good source Of iron
and contain fair amounts of other min
erals and the b vitamins. Because they
are high in natural fruit sugars, less
sugar is often needed when raisins are
used. They make a handy sweet snack
for packed lunches.
Rings Under Rugs
Used jar rings, not safe to reuse for
canning, may add to the safety Of the
homo If sewed under small scatter rugs
to keep rugs from slipping and causing
falls. Rug padding sold for this purpose
has been scarce in many stores since
the war. Prewar rubber rings are best
for rug use. Reclaimed rubber may leave
black marks on the floor and the rug.
Sew rings on under edges and corners
Of rugs.
Sugar for H0me-Processed Foods
Farm families, housewives, and other
consumers who in l94l produced home
processed fruit butter, jams and %jellies
or other processed foods for sale have
been authorized by the Office of Price
Administration to continue to obtain
sugar for their production for sale to
the extent that they did so in 1941, even
though the items are now at zero point
value or not rationed.
Before September II, the date when
all fruit spreads and many other pro-
cessed foods we're taken off rationing
and before a number of other items
were reduced to zero point value, sugar
could be obtained to home process for
safe THESE now zero punt UT Hon-Tdttoh-
ed items in the same way as for other
processed foods with point values.
Rationing regulations, however, which
we're set up at a time when almost all
processed foods had point values, have
not allowed the authorizing of sugar
for this home canning of zero point or
non-rationed processed foods for sale
This new authorization will permit con
sumers to continue to produce for sale
the home-processed items recently made
ration free.
As a result of the action no NOR
sugar for home canning for sale will
be issued than otherwise would have
been authorized had not fruit spreads
and other items been made ration free,
0PA points out.
Effective. September 81, 1914, consum-
ers could obtain sugar for canning zero
point value proeessed foods or for max
ing non-rationed fruit butter, jams and
jellies for sale if in 194l the applicant
produced such items for sale. The
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19
Home Demonstration
BY VIRGINIA N. SMITH
Home Oemonstartion Agent

Here's an important warning TO every
Mississippian who receives gifts from
abroad from their sons, daughters, or
friends in the Armed forces.
When customs officials and foreign
plant quarantine inspectors recently
opened a 5-gallon tin container during
routine package mail inspection, they
found inside a captured German he'll
met, and 4 pounds OF cotton packing.
The helmet was not alarming; the
packing was-particularly to plant quar-
antine inspectors. The cotton included
-Four Live Pink Bollworms, most de-
structive of all cotton pests.
The helmet was mailed as a gift from
a soldier overseas TO a friend. This
soldier did not know that the packing
included eo~ttonseeds that contained liv-
ing insects more harmful to cotton
growers and cotton production than a
tankiuil OF fittn columnists. Like the
Trojan horse Of old, this innocent-look-
ing gift harbored secret and dangerous
enemies.
Extension entomologists say that if
the pink bollworms in this German hel
met ever got established and then null
tiplied for several seasons in cotton
producing states now free from this
pest, the infestation could cause enor-
nous losses.
Plant quarantine officials emphasize
that packing materials of straws, gras.
SEES and unprocessed cotton from abroad
should be burned. Inspectors can not
open every package from every service
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19

amount Of sugar the consumer may OBJ
tain for this purpose is limited to thu
amount he used in producing these pro-
ducts for sale in 1941. He may also con-
tinue to produce items having point
values other than zero for sale and OBJ
tain sugar to do SO. However, the total
amount of sugar that may be obtained
for all Of these purposes may not ex
coed his 1941 use or $50 pounds, which
ever is greater.
Apples and Pie Crust
American cooks invented the famous
combination Of applies and pie crust, so
food historians say. But apple pie, popu-
lar as it is, is not the only way to make
use Of this combination. T%urnovers
tarts, and dumplings are often better
choices for a small family or for indi-
vidual servings than a whole pie. Pie i
best when fresh. Leftover pieces MAJ
20 begging.
Turnovers are especially good for
lunc' box use because they can be eaten
out of hand. To make apple %turnovers
roll pastry dough into rounds about tn
size of a large saucer. Arrange layers
Of thinly sliced peeled apples on half
the pastry, sprinkle with a mixture of
sugar, cinnamon or allspice and a BIZ
Of salt, and dot with fat. Moisten thu
edge of the pastry and fold the empty
half over tire apple-covered half. Press
The edges together with a fork, and
prick tn top crust to allow steam to
escape in cooking. bake in a hot oven
400 to 425 F., about 20 minutes unit
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19

HppIeS are tenuef and CRUST Drown.
Dumplings are served hot and maxi
a good dessert for a winter dinner. Be
fore the war they were usaully served
with hard sauce, but apple strip, thici
sweet hot applesauce, or coffee cream
may be used instead. For dumplings
in rounds about the size of fruit plates
peel and core whole apples. Roll dough
n the center of each round place the
salt and dotted with fat. Lift the edges
Of the dough up to the top of the apple,
and press together like a bag. Bake in
CREASED muffin tins in a hot oven for
30 to 40 minutes until the apple is ten
der.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-19

morning and heard an interesting SER
mon by Rev. Madison Flowers. His
acme was, "With What are You filling
Your Treasure Chest in Heaven" Also
a lovely musical treat as Mrs. David
u%lliove, Jr., gave the chimes of bells
IN perfect chord with the piano as Mrs.
Herman Johnson played Sweet and
Low.
Miss DAME Catron took ADVANTAGE of
School Day for a weekend business
visit to Jackson.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23

Cine irellnolidle Glnlaoitng an oil
Mitglieocr iino ocren SrellnNe crgcDt
pon uniercr Ssugeno iiir Sic anrSana:
tagabeno, Sen %. Nopember, itatt'ir.
oenoe ger1iitilhc l(nterbaItng. Nm
bieiem sbeno miro piel u,ls!purtlBc
Sugeno on ieir. ocnn hic :. z. :. u
Geriannllung pirH bier IN Gollrn'.
BUS, Sbio, nbgehalten uno 5.rar anl
26. Houenrbrr, uno neil id'on piele
pon ;hneu All oa5 81 bolj'ptel 5lu:.
ifen Sbo Stata l,no Witligcn gebcN.
Sanstagnbcno peran'tolict oie 81
geno cine llnterhaltung. i'll Dem aIi.
eingelaben limo. Sic Sugeno hofFt an'
einen suten @eiuh. &nnnt aIle @rii-
Ser uno Sdapeitcrn unO llnterltittt
sic ,Slgeuo, oenn lie iino penig an
3ahl.. .benr e5 iinH picie unn lhHen
in ser 9lrrnce unh fdmpfen fiir uns
aQe in alien Seilen Der gSeIt. Sic
ltnterhaltllng miro I'm 8 ltbr Begin
men. ). 6osrneiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
A,tS Gkieaeo, yui,,eis
3tueia AZ.

1ie lette Gerlommllmg par cine
Der belt beiuftcn ocs gnn5en Sahres
Mue 8eIf,dfte nurbcu prompt CT
Ieoigt uno Sic Gernmlnllrlg giug
flott oonItatten. Sdhneiter slnnn Sleb
tpar felt Septelnber frunf uno lit Nun
nber pieoer bcrgeIteIlt uuo hefinoet
iih in better @eiunohelt. Stapeitc;
Cara Vrcps, Elm 8riinoungsritglico
uuIeres Gereins, mar 5u Rendl 1T
Gbicago imo murNc nnh ocrSerimnm
lung bon auoeren Gcreinaihpeitcrl
Su ihrcm geturtstaa nit &ofTcc rno
Sudden iiberraclt
gliiohetb ,snbian lullrNc ais pai'.
pes WtitaIico in Sen Ecrcilr alIiacnorl~
men.
Sie uGd)ltc &eriammI,,ng finhet all
Scunerstaa Sen :. Se5cn,hcr, in 5.
Ringbouers Solle itatt sll San5tan,
Sen %. Ts5ember, feicrr mir @eih~
nahteu NIT @eihcrlln1 iiir un'era
ainoer.
3liounit;n ocS Siioicitc Slaeno-
bunoes perunItalten mir an cams
taa, Sen 3. Nehruar, chcu'allS IN :.
Rinsbauers Snlle, cineu Naltnahts
tan5. slnna SGnnlm unh lhr 8Gnohl
maren ouf @c'uh bier non Gali'rr
MEN uno BADEN iif lm &rciIc ihrcr
Somilien lno i'm &rei5 oSS 3luein T.
out ariiiiert. slnua Sdllunlm III beller
iii sic iriiherc Ynnu Gins.
Saul Siefenboc1cr, Shriltf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23

MihoeI @uneih in Soipan 9eiallen
lie lparen 9tihtmitalieNer oes Scr
Gins, ser crIterc mar cinn'al atitalico,
bate aber olc Nfitalicoldnit unige
aebeu.
"a lit ciNe. oas unlcre Sl,nacn,
Die sur ct. Sobanncs &ird)e bclan.
gen, nid)t pergeiicn nerNcn, Sen 9ro
tberhooo Salute, Sen lie einn1nl i'm
9ronat erhaltcn. Is lit erfrculih u
horen, oaf sic SoIOaten Den @rothcr.
hooo Sul,ltc luiiroin cmpfaugel; IL
hGrcn rlourh bon Sen anocrcn SAME
rooen. 100 tic imo. rer nuI ltrluto
iit, lper tranf lit uno mic tic sn &a,'C
cnpfou1cn 'uerocn.
'Hcp. II. &ralner, SCfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
Die Wintereiieniipe
AT ser meitiroitt
seiet erei3e GrieIee
ShIl,R BON Seite /.

Sic ebenfalls naf Dem Nbein mar,
'dlierenbe 7. slrmee mahte es ban
Jran5oien na6 uno riidten in II
Stunoen 12 Meilen Dor. Sic erreif
ten ois Muslduier bon Saarburg.
Maib!ngton. Neuelte 9fahrifter
oes alliierten &auptauartiers meloeu.
oaB Ser aanpf nm Wiilbauien unh
Saarburg grobe lortIhritte mahtc
uno gibt lpeiter an. oaB Die alliierten
Truppen bereits in Sen 0ororten BOT,
.Strabburg fdmpien. Iie ocutihe Nr=
mee sie1t iih aber iiberaI eeoronct
binter Die SIaefrieolinie 5uriid una
gi6t a6er idpere Riif5ugsgefedte
NIT 1rnppen, Sie big gum lebten aus.
balten unb lieber iterben als iih 81,
ergeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
Der aird,en Srancn Terein Der
A0untcrus (Sem inbc

balt ieinc 6cneralperianlmllng anl
Sonntog, Sen 3. SeSember, INN $3.50
(lbr rohmittags ah. "a il Nieier Ser.
lamnrlllng sic sahl itattfinoet, linS
alle 0titglieocr uui oas ber5lIchIte elm.
gclaoen am Ylas su iein.
9tnd Ser Ger'ammlllng miro Ell,
S.uerfrulteiien ierpiert, iuosll alie
Trelnoe, bic nad, einem g.ten Sauers
trout Sun9er baben. eingelooen iinh.
gta6 Dem Giien flnbet Elm &artell,
rartis itatt. sluf 81, bieiem laoen mir
ale Die germ Sarten ipielen elm. edo
ne 4reiie iino an Sanb fir sic aIiid
lihen @etpinner.
9lQe Speroe lpon Yreiicn pbcr @n.
bdd iperoen oanfeno angencmmcn.
@enn irgcno cine Sdgpeiter lid
meloea nl0t1te, bite au5uruien Ybon:
97-550. Ios aomltee gibt lid, OH
sr0Bte Wfiibe elren aforementioned Dor
5ubercien. Sooiie redt piele begriibe.
81 fonnen. 90. Hrtb. sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23

Sat bic 9taic cine Seoemtung iir
bic ynnac


s!r MrbGitcrr, Die ser GinatIrung
Don Staub nllsgeiett raren, '.urbe
beobahtet, bab Sic einen iebr balls
|Sd)Goen on Ser 2.:nge bapontrugau,
lptibrenb anoere Sabrjehnte lang at
beteu fonHtcE. obne 81 erfranfen.
Surd) Geriuhe nit fiinitlih einge-
blaienen DStaubfGruGen oeren
Mcnge man Dor unO hinter ser Naie
beItimnte - puroe fsitgeltelit, ba1
bas Stanbbinrplnasnermogen bon
bcm Jclid;tig1sits5ultanb Ser Naic
nur ipcnig, bon ser @eIhruinSigfeit
oes Suftourdganges unb Ser Menge
oes Staltbes gar niht abbdnst. Tross
Dem mar oie asdbigfcit, Sen Staub III
Ser Naie suriid5ubalten, auberoroent-
LID uerihieoen. Gs ipuroen @eite bon
5-75 Yrosent feltgeltellt. Mit bieier
Metbobc fat man cine M0alidfeit,
sefGbrbete s(rbeiter redt5eitig ben
geiunSbeitsifGolid,er 3Gtigteit aus.
5uihlieBan.
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2lmx st. Eeuis, 111c.
3meia Is.

Sic ndhite 0eriamml,na iinbet
Itait ain Sonrtna ben 3. Tesenber.
"a in bieier TerIammlltng auh Die
geamten fir oas Ssabr 1916 erpdblt
iperoen, iollte ieoes Wfitglieo es iid)
sur Eflift MAIDEN, piinftlid) anne.
ienb 81 lein. aommt aae uno BELT
lns, quite nno tiihtige 9eamte 5,l er-
tudblen, Sic luirflib fir oen Terain
arbeiten. slQe SfIpeitern uno 8riibe.
lperoen gebeteu ibre Wfitglieosbiiher
mitSubringen fir sic balbj1brlihe
8iiherpriiflng. Naf} Der Ierlamnl.
lung ipiro Sunh uno @rtrGllfc ier
piert. 1nnnn 8irreid,, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
2lus @11artii,s Scrrv, Otie
2iu "a II.

Zen Sf,peitern uuo @riioern bierc
sur geiGaigen Nahriht, haB oie 8cs
neraioeriammluna Spnntag, Den ,.
Iesenber, 2 llbr nad)m., abgebalten
miro. Ille Mltglieoer miiiien olele:
geriantml,,ng belrohucn, ionit io!St
&onltitutionsgenGB ein Collar Stra.
re. Nur luer perreiit lit ODER ar6eitet
gilt als entihuloi9t. Sn Oieicr Ser.
ialnmlung perben Die Beamten ii;r
1916 erlpGIlt mo es lit Sahe Der
Mitglicoer geamte su ertpdbleu, Ole
fir ibre reipeftiuen slemtcr fdbla
iino unS ibre Yfliht erfiiaen.
Had ser @eriammllng miro auG
bieies Sahr oen Mitelieoern ireies
gier uno 9unh ieruiert.
gs rpuroe Ole Gnreeung gemadt,
oaB sic ct. Sobannes airt,e ell
penig Silfe brauf}t ober beiier geIagt
BON ibren Shulben frei neroen mill
60 lit es nid)ts neues baB tuir Saf).
len an unieren 8lauben nod INNER
ieitbalten uno mir Deroen unier
S6erilein auh biesma. beifiigen.
Sn Ser letten 0erTammlung tpllrOc
beihloiien, oaB mir audi oieies ssabr
cine Gbriitieier abbalten unb Br,loer
Sobn Notb Sr. miro oas Erogramm
arrangieren. go merOen Die Gltern
Der 3inSer erluht, ibre ainber ins
sahienbeim 81 ididen.
Mud Mt es nidts neues oaB iii
mand,en sSamilien treurige @eils
nahten iein tperoen, rpcl,n lie an Die
Sungen benfen, Die auf Dem Shlads-
felo t1mpfen.
Sadien in Deartins Jerrp baben
5tpei Sungen su beflneen. Die Den
&eloentob erlitten. Gs iino bies Mnbp
8inoer, geiallen in Stalien, I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23

0ie Mdnner unH ssrauen, 'bie bas
Snterelic oes Sereins a,,b itets int
Mnee balten. Tann mr fann Elm Ser.
ein aeoeih"u. IS lpiiroe ben 8enm.
tenitaS auBeroroerttlib ireuen einmc!
ale Mltglieber beariiSen SIT niirfen.
Nltr bann fann nudl ber @eamtelrtoh
pas ridtias uno bette fir Sen Gcrelr
tim, !penu er Sic lluteritiis1ng ser
Witalieocr bat. &o1nmt unb linter
ltiist Sen Gerein nit eurem Grlc,rl.
men. Arlhael Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23

Sic SeeblGttcr bel Ser 3ubercitlra
gar nid)t in gcriihrung fommen.
0tm ucrlpenSe om beiten aanuen
ForSellan poer Stcingllt, Sic porhcr
NIT heibem Waiier ausaeipiilt rer>
Den. Bite, sic Seetannc nicnals fir
&affee oocr &Gfno bernebmen, sludJ
oas Sec=Gi ooer Seelieb iolte nid)t
aus Metau iein, Inn Sen @eIhmare
oes 8etrunfes in feiner @siie ;u BE-
eintrdhtieen.
Sb man See aus Sailen o>cr &l,i-
lern trinft, bleibt G,ld)nladialjc
jeoeaiaus bcoient man iidJ = i'm @c
genlat slm Gaiiectrinfen - eincs
moglibit biinnen Materials bein So.
aefGb.
Nui Sen Sectiid eebGren aubtrScnl
Die 3uderSoie, Elm &GnnDcn nit roG,
Sohne - ani feinen sSaa gefotltt
9fild, - ciriac 33ftrcneniGciacn
,lno, 10 man fat, Elm Ilai6hen I.ul
coer arraf, nm ieosm @eihmad siedj.
nlng ju traasn. Was ein ebter See.
trinfer it, miro allerSiugs oicii 3,,.
taten uerIdmGben, Inn oas Mromo
Oes @ctrdnfs aan5 rein at gen;efcn
Efleaen Sic bie Sit, ser Src.
ltunoe, liebe Selerinuen, iie gibt u,'S
Nnregllng nno Iblpehillmg, iic ent
lpannt uns uuo maft ms auiac
lblollener, mir fGEnen lms aoraui
freuen ipie aui cine lieblilhe Cole in
eintonisen @rau Ses s(atass.
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2(ms Nctt, Qere, u. y.
3,ucia A..

hdlt ieinc regelmubige munatlidc
&eriamlrll.ng Sonntag, Sen 3. g.
5entber,' 4 llbr natmittcgs, i'm Ser
cinslcfai, 22S &. S5. tSr.. ub. slne
MltollcNer iinh gebetcn bie'cr Scr
'anmllma 6ci5lrrohneu, neil mir M
Iere @tantcu iiir bas Sabr 1915 nab.
len. 9llio Mitglieoer, ,ln1 eud) per
traulife 0calnteR ilt lpGblen lniibt
ihr ole anpeieno icin, nenu nit Is
pber 90 A)titglicberl fornen mir feline
9eantcn lrGbIen. IS pot't el,h ulH
heariiben sll f6nnen.
&ath. Spntih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
,lms l!emno<te,ptt, Okie
;3,ucia % uno 3ucia 80.
Niebe Mltter. 9ieber Safer!

Niebe Mutter 9ieter Safer
Ser &rieg oallert an, eler Spbn
lit pcit neg in ser slrnee. Oas Sd)id
iul brahtc i'm ourh frenSc @elte1,
oic er MIR bel Geographic geieben.
sSic cIniom mui, CT manhntal iiibleu,
.uenn ieinc @eoanfcu sln Taterbm,s
fIiegcn, 81 cltd) uno all bcnen, bic CT
liebtc. llnicrc Suucnb, sic :. 9. s
", neld)e ltur nod ncit aus MdS.
den htitehcr, BADEN beic)lcilen: Muen
iGdlIiihen ,Sunge.l luo Mdofen, Oir
iln ScercsNlclIt lteben. 5u @eihnuhs
ten rmo pcn 3eit al 3eit fIeine &c
lfenfc nit Ier5lihcm @rub 5ufont.
men 8u lolien, folue photographer
bon uerIhleNenen 8ruppeu, 5!pci,
orei oocr lnehrere Herlonen in einem
9ilo. &ir boiien hab CT Ieine Same
rnNinnen uno &anera0en perl ltebt uno
ibm oie @e.pibbeit gibt, bab mir an
i'm oenfc!t unO oub mir allf ben Seg
oes @ieoeriebcns nit iei:ler Hiiffebr
porten. llnIere M1ohcn fonnen Sic-
les nber obnc elire Silfe nirht tl,n. SSr
9brcm Ndmen bite ih Die senaue
uno lctte Ioreiie cures Sobnes ooer
Ger Spfter al 0tiB Gleorcr Ha,L,
50 g. Sa3clpoob su ithiden.
SSm Gorols oanfcnN @sn. Scppner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
Scr airt,eu Trancn Wcrein Der
ct. Marfus Ciemeinbc

bGlt feline uGdIte Ter'untmllng an
Sonntag, sen 26. Nopember, 2:1O
llbr uafmittags, in Den Sd.Ernu
men ser Stride ub. sllle gtitgl'cOer
iiuo ireunollhlt eriu6t anpa'eno 81
iein, banit nlle 8eihGii, erleoilt
iperoen fonnen. Nch Der G2r'anlm
ll,ng miro pom oen Stpeitern Sura
&ramer uno Gioic Nlunpliren &nifec
uno audHe1 Ierulert.
Cara SauE. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-23
2lns Sarreu, Pa.
ct. Hamtms 0cmcinoc.

Gs cr9eht SIC ireunoli(bIte Ginla.
Nung un ole uniere &irhenn,itglicoet
itllh oeren ,SrslnNc slt rcn nm 26
NopcEbcr itattiillocnnen
Aartcnpartic
III erlheincn, rcld)cs BON Sen &uthn
rincn ocs Sralen Gereins geaebeN
miro. Gs bat nod niemaucen aereui
ali Elm &artcnpartie SIT gcben, luas
/ uher icbolen Sahienhulle abaebal,
tc', ,puroe. Ser Yrcis lit nur 35 Cts.
ga nimt pergciien, Bic aatbariuel1
lpero, nauf iiinf id,Gne Yreiic az,
gebcn uilo Gl1h etras glitts Ierpiccen
I'm SablreiGje,l Bend, blttct I'M ga.
men ser &aiharincn.
Cara @ion,on Ernt. -Scfr.