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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
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NJ G. Thorpe to r. G. Parent Y inter.
same 70 e. [. Anderson. 1I1s interest
same to Lawrence semenza. lI1e inter
same 70 william P. Sullivan, ne inter
est In same.
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Marie johnson to ole J. Moen. i%k
ole J. MOsn to wilbur N. cavitt. zA%
G. n. wrighter to Edgar Pilkenton and
Magade PEIkenton, X OF 1% on me- Sc,
C. N. wrighter to Lena wrIghter, x of
Rudolph j. Roseth to Virgins Elizabeth
Sc, NV se, 35-s5-3w.
Charles Frederick Grass 70 Margaret v.
Mason, M of 4 on Sc, 17-35-iw.
Charles Frederick Grass to Ezra w.
Sturgeon. y Tsr o. e lMf s3,S sro,vn 2Ax
on e e, %, sw, 2S-37-2w.
Hilja Heikkila to Neil Heikliia and Er-
ma Heikkila, az p on sw, sw Sc, 70, NV
ne, 27-37-4w.
AGREEMENT OF JOINT ADVENTURE
H. LaBarre. DR.. E. L. Anderson. Law
renee Semenza, Paul X. Louther Estate,
Harold Walker, John Ron1lnger, William
Sullivan. M. G. Thorpe and r. @: Parent,
under firm name and style OF Thorpe
Parent Group, n ne 2-38-3w.
CO-PARTNERsHIP AGREEMENT
]. II. Agen, d. j. Mullady and Oscar II.
Badger, under firm name and style of
B. NJ. and A. OH Co. ne ne, f3-35-4w,
NV NV, 18-35-3w.
on AND GAS LEASE
Black Gold Petroleum Co, 20 Coolidge
ASSIGNMENT OF on AND GAS LEASE
Black Gold Petroleum Co, 10 Coolidge
& Coolidge, Inc, lot 4, sec 10, lots and
2, e NV, w ne, NV Sc, 30-36-2e-
Monroe l. Bickart to Willard B. Arc
now, n, 4-35-3w; sw sw, II, W, ne. NV sc,
Sc Sc se e. IS, ali Of sec 80. w. ss,ss.sw.
Oscar 4; Badger and 2. y Mullady to
B. M. and OIL Co., ne ne, I3-35-4w, NV NV
1s-35-3w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Carter OIL Co, to L. E. Smith, e, 8, e..
1929.
Same to Clara Enden Brock, lots 3 and
4, sec 1, e ne, 2-3z-4w.
L. r. Hannah, agent, to Sig AngrimsOn,
sw, W sc, ne Sc, Sc ne, 29-32-4w.
EXTENSION OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Julia Kathoryne Simmons Blackhurst to
Coolidge G. Coolidge, Inc and Handbook
OIL CO., e, 6-35-1w.
RESOLUTION
/ Par OIL Co, to The Public Re: Sale of
1 oil and gas lease covering the ne sw rs.
35-2w, TO E. o. Rieckhoff for the sum OF
Sam: ''Lissen heah, boy, jes' what
kind o. life is you been ivin'?"
Rastus: ooh, ordinary, jes' ordi-
nary"
Sam: well, If yo' pulls any mo
aces out o. yo' shoe, yo' ordinary life
is goin' to mature"
who was that lady l seen you
OlItWit last night?n
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
SUMMONS
NO. 1889

NO. 51H&@
In the District CouRs of tina Eighth Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, In and
for the Coanty Of Cascade.
Charles l.. Brown, Plaintiff VS.. New
York Trust Company, corporation, ano
last VIII and Testament of Katharine H.
Ryle. deceased; Smith Harrison, and all
other persons, unknown, claiming or who
might claim any right. utle. estate. or
interest in or lien or encumorance upon
the real estate described In the complaint,
or any thereof, adverse 70 plaintiffs own
ership. or any cloud upon plainuffs tue
contingent, including any claim or pos
sible claim of dover, inchoate or accrued;
THE STATE OF MONTANA to the
above named defendants and 20 all other
persons unknown, GREETINGS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
is filed in the office OF the Clerk of this
Court. a copy of which Is herewith served
upon you, and 10 file your answer and
sttornev oV Wyn twensy tao1 dsys seser
the service of this Summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and In case of your
failure 70 appear or ansTer judSmesn en-,
the relief demanded in the complaint
This action Is brought for the purpose
Of quieting title In the Plaintiff TO the
of Cascade, State of Montana, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
All that part OF the South half
(SM) of Section Thirteen (I3l, lying
South Of the State Highway leading
from the City of Great Falls 10 the
Town of Belt, and containing approx.
that part Of the South half OF the
Northeast Quarter (ShNEA), and all
that part of the Northeast Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter (NE ASEAl,
So, all of the West half of the South
east Quarter {WAsEAl, and. the
Fourteen as, and containing ap-
less; the East half (EH). the North.
west Quarter (NwAl, and North half
Of Section Twenty-three cal; all OF
Section Twenty-four (24); Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
i28l; all IA Township Twenty (20l
North of Range -Four a. East Of
Montana Meridian; In Cascade County,
Montana, and containing In al ap-
proximately 1591.47 acres, more or
less. according 10 the Government
Survey thereof; subject TO those GER
tain Right Of Way easements here
the state Of Montana, Cascade County.
and the Montana Power Company,
and 70 q certain mortgage thereon
given by plaintiff on March z, 1914,
to the Great Falls National Bank, 9
national banking corporation, of
Great Falls, Montana.
WITNESS my hand and seal of thi
C etrt te ssaj lsth DAY Sd AgF H H9s
Clerk of the above entitled Cour1
BY ELEANOR MCKENZIE,
Deputy Cleri
JOHN MCKENZIE. JR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
sie First National Bank Bldg
Great Falls, Montana.
Date Of first publication May 10. 1874.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of JAMES KYRLA, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the un-
dersigned Administrative of the Estate of
James Kyrnla, Deceased to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims against
the said Deceased, TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice, TO the said Administrative at 50l-3
First National Bank Building, Great Falls,
Montana, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business Of said
estate in the County of Cascade.
Dated May 18th, 1914.
LOUISE SIRE,
Administrators of the Estate
of James KymIa, Deceased.
MESSRS. SPEER AND HOFFMAN,
Attorneys for Administrative.
501-3 First National Bank Building.
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of first publication May 20, 1874.
*
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

Every American soldier overseas
requires an average Of more than
so gallons of petroleum products
per week, with the Oil used by navy
and supply ships and Americas
allies boosting the consumption Of
oil per soldier to higher figure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
EQUIPMENT

MAGNETOMETER WANTED
AN ASKANIA vertical component mag
netometer, preferable with a tempera-
ture compensated magnetic system. The
Mining Corporation OF Canada, Limited,
$50 Bay St., Toronto !, Canada. 527-d
FOR SALE: Casing 1000 IT, of Finch; 1900
f. Of 5 3/16-inch: 500 #. of S-inch. ] V-S
engine; tank; 1900 II. OF rods; 1000 f.
of tubing, / oil well pump jack Neptune
OIL e. Gas Co, Kelvin. Mont. 5-27.w
FOR SALE: Reconditioned cast iron and
steel valves. Also large stock of fittings.
APEX IRON e. METAL COMPANY, 22O4
South Latin st., Chicago 8, Illinois.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

CAPITAL SEERERS--Ens Ia rails
ing &25, 600 or more for q legitimate
pro1ecf should communicate with ABB
STER LEONARD, Fox Theatez Bld8z
Detroit 1, Mich. AID
FOR SALE: Recondifioned cast iron and
steel valves. Also large stock Of fittings.
APEX IRON & METAL COMPANY, 220z
South Latin Street, Chicago, 9, III SD
u.@waa Aavsxs&samg1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

The Board reserves the f1Hht % reject
any and all bids.
STATE BOARD or LAND
COMMISSIONERS.
Date of first publication May n, 1914.
2x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

More than 5OOOO,O0O gallons of
gasoline, fuel oils, lubricants and
other petroleum products are now
going directly to the fighting forces
every day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

who was that lady l seen you
outwit last night?"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

CALL FOR BIDS FOE STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASES

Notice Is hereby given that open com
petltive bidding for oil and gas leases on
Inc following described lands viii be held
in the State Land Office, Helena, Montana,
at 200 O'Clock p. NJ, June IS. 1914.
Tract Subdivision Sec. Twp. Rye Acres
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

FOR SALE. Derrick, Ia II. tubular con
stra1ction. Lee c. Moore, good condition,
s1aS II. 49, az 1as - D.
Calf. Sod
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27
TETON COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Teton County Abstract Co.
ChOfeau, Montana

OIL AND GAS LEAsE
Conrad Wftske to Cordova OIL Co., s,
sec is, NV, sec III, twp 23n rye lw.
DEED OF ROYALTY
Gertrude CallogIy TO Harrison g. Wal
dron, X of 1% royalty Of all oil and gas
on C, sec q, twp Z3n rye 2w-
Send a contribution TO the Sun
burst Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

WANT TO CONTACT man with portable
rotary. Capable 1900 feet. VIII give
drilling contract, or buy interest. A.
Beaton, sos sth Ave. No, Seattle. Q.
Washington. 0-zl-a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

FOR SALE: Reconditioned cast iron and
steel valves. Also large stock OF fittings.
APEX IRON e. METAL CO., 2204 South
Latin Street Chicago, Illinois. 5~2vst
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

FLORIDA OIL LANDS: 5-acre tracts $3.50,
$50 down and $40 monthly. Write for
free map and plat. w. III. Perrins, Miami
SPRINGS, FLORIDA. 6-0-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

OIL REPORTS-Ga. 8 mos. sub. S. Get
posted. Keep posted. c. w. DemIng. pub
Usher Waycrogs, &c. 4-29-h
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

FOR SALE OR LEASE: New Mexico.
5,O00-10,000 acres with reliable geolog-
FL Paso National Bldg Fl Paso, Texas,
5-2O-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-05-27

Sam: 'Lissen heah, boy, jes' what
kind o. life is you been livfn'?"
Rastus: ooh, ordinary, jes' ordi-
nary"
Sam: well, if yo' pulls any mo-
aces out o. yo' shoe, yo' ordinary life
is goin' to mature"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-18
Servicemen Support Cherry

1t reflection Dr. Ralph Mcdonald that like thousands
Others young for World War and not of military
for World War Military service not necessary to make
patriot However, thousands of who served World War
thousands of boys who serving in World War
feel that Governor who has been through the fire of
keen bit better problems
problems the who from duty civilian
life They therefore, Gregg Cherry brave soldier of the
3Oth Division Hndenburg
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-18
Merchants Support Cherry


proportion Of the N.
Cherry, including all of the shOme
might be well to ponder the following of
the largest merchants North Carolina supporting Cherry:
II" the Sales Fax should be removed might be replaced with
form of taxation which would be far harmful the
chants we'll as to their customers"
merchants and those their
Teachers Support Cherry
Many teachers supporting Cherry because they know tha
HE voted for and supported measures, which
schools of N C. and teachers salaries
time when the schools being closed the richer
states of the Union
Pile served for a member of the State School Commits
along with beloved Doughery and stood shoulder
shoulder with him in carrying policy for the development and i'm
provement of the school system of North Carolina
3-He led the fight Statewide
months term which has placed the schools of she County level
with those of Forsyth, Castor and Wake.
of less counties know that the Sales Tax
has made possible the support the schools In Ahe County,
ceive from the Treasury for schools and
leigh the about equal the required only
of the nine high schools of the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-18

support Gregg Cherry you CONSIDER
@nd CHOOSE CHERRY for the following reasons
Gregg Cherry stronger support the Town and Coun
Sy where he lives than any other candidate.
While Cherry supported people of
County about half the voters of the county
vVherehs opponent lives do not support his opponent
Gregg Cherry has the experience ground which fit
the high office of Governor Every Governor from Ay-
Brougton have had training the public
affairs of the State.
Gregg Cherry has Mayor Gastona for terms;
as of the North Carolina General Assembly for IL
years. Speaker Representatives member Of
Budget Commission and member Of the State School
Commission.
His opponent served in the General Assembly
years ago.
Gregg Cherry consistent record of service to his Party
He has been active in its
for Chairman of the State Democratic Exc
ccutive Committee.
Gregg Cherry position taxation has from Is years
experience in dealing with the problem He knows that
e hand and increase the spending
money the other hand without running into danger and dis
aster
He knows plan the future and base
planning inflated condition due to the War.
He knows that if the State which raised
by the Sales Tax will have be replaced by tax which
NAV be more undesirable than a Sales Tax.
He favors reducing legislature wise
do considering the conditions that confront it. He knows
.t in the financial condition in the State
arugt about by conditions continue indefinitely
and since pay roads build and repair schools
to of he believes that
Broughon and the legislatures of 191 and 1913
ise Joseph DID, laying aside surplus during the
Eat years. for the lean years that to
AND OUR FA
This Advertisement Sp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-18
What Cherry's Homefolks Say
About Him:

ABOUT Hin:
MRS. w. L. ROBINSON prominent Gastonian:
et me say that consider it real privilege identified
with the county helping Major Gregg
Cherry governor North Carolina know that every
do"
HARLEY B.. GAsTON Belmont attorney former SEN
aor and present county attorney of CASTOR county:
eve had many distinguished lawyers Castor Coun
k and Gregg Cherry have into his
life the best qualities of them ALL He exempes the highest
type of ethics and honor"
BRYAN HURD, of Cramerton employe of Cramerton Mills
During the twenty years have known Gregg Cherry
enjoyed business, social fraterna1
political e have observed with great his ability, his
friendly spirit his statesman and legislator and his
power of leadership"
W.T. SPENCER, Gastona merchant and civic leader
president Gastonia Chamber past
president of the CASTOR County Merchants Association and
privilege honor Gregg Cherry and to endorse him
reservedy governor look with anticipation
to the opportunity of voting for him.
DANE S. RHYME CASTOR county farmer
"As speaker on behalf Of the farmers wish to thank Mr.
Cherry for the stands he has taken in the legislature
pertaining the welfare of agriculture in times past the
benefits farmers reaped from his North
Carolina General Assembly"
DR. c. E. ROCHELLE of High Point pastor of High Points
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and native of CASTOR coun
"hen pastor Gastonas Street Methodist
found Gregg Cherry serving active member of
that official board For six years we
worked together jointly in that church with the finest Of fellow
ship and cooperation"
TEREsT LIES!
'orters In Ashe County
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
8arctnfcmtt1teft Scr
Sarnter oeitieoeit

@albinston. Gas 2anotpirtidaits-
dmt peraniGlagte sic 9areinfiinite
Der 5arner fiir ueriloiienes ,Sabr ani
.$19, ,O09,0 100000, peraliGen mit$t5,-
336, ,OOO,C0O I'M porangesangcncr
Sabre. Sebenouleb luo 2ebenopieG-
er5atgnille iteucrtcn oas neiite 81,
Dem Mebreinfommeu BEL. Die Gin.
finite aus Sem Serfoui bon Sdtpei-
men I'M beIonoeren gingen gesenirber
1912 idarf in oie S0be uno auh bei
8eiliigel uno Giern iparen betr1dt,
lide Ginfommenslteis eiserunsen 81 per.
5eihnen. Die Ginfiinite ser ;sarmcr
aus Selfriidten lparen i'm 9eriftS.
iabr 20 Ero5ent bober. 0as ginfom-
men aus @emiiien itno 6affriibtcll
nabm gleihfalls in alien 2anoesteiler
5lr llno lag 50 Yro5ent b6ber.
$50 ober iino sic Ginfonrn1eu fir
oie Snoa,itrie- uno Stebfrasenarbeiter
10 in sic Sobe gegangen? mub nal
iib iragen.
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Denti<tc Gltertt eeoe,t
ktitNerUeri< ee,atto

@aibinston. @ie SaS vSamburgcr
Jremoenblatt" berihtet, lit oie Sp-
petition gegen sic natipnaliosialilt-
iid)e ainoer-2anoperid)iduna iuIt
our6gebenb itGrfer, als BEL Sen ain-
oern, ilno sic Miittcr beeinIluilen in
ibrem neritdnoliden abcr ocd taoels.
mertcm Ggoislm;s ibrc ainber nur
gegen oie Gerihidung.
Sbtpobl inn Gau 8aprcutb ausac-
aeidnete Eager ibrer barren, in oie
tie ieber5eit cin5ieben fonnen, iino
nod immer et!pa $4,000 Samburgcr
@inoer obne ltnterrift. 1ieic Eager
i'm @au 8apreutb lno i'm 9rctefto-
rat 8obmcn uuo MGbren iino fcines-
tpegs Wtaiienla9er, ionocrn tie fins NIT
allem 8omfort ausacitattet. Die Shi;.
lung Der il, San6urg 5uriif6leiben-
oen ainoer miro anbererieits ernltc
Siifen erleioen, oie ME spieocr aons
gutgenadt aperoen f0nnen."
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George Wasbingtotrs
BotSfbaft an bic gebennen

tiide @eiIt uno oas getu,lBtiein Ser
Weltienbllng Mmerifas - oie SSoeer
Sic bis in ualere Gage in sen biitoriio)
beoelltiamen <nbgebungen aIlcr
9roben HeprGientanten Der Naticr
pieoerfebren.
rSon oem Iusgang bcs Grperis
ments, 5u oem unier Golf iih anitidt,
bangt es in bobem, pielleidt enti6ei-
oenbem WaBe ab, of es gelingen
miro, bas beilige iSeuer Ser ssreibei.
Dor bem 8crlGlben nnb oas republi.
fanii6e &egierun9areien Dor rcm
l(ntergang 81 betpabren," lautet oem
Sinne nab Elm niel5itierter Haiius
iener @aibingtoniden Nlmtseiniiibs
r!laA5reSe. Nldt qlroers fang es,
tpas Ianicl @eblter Elm Ienihenal-
ter banab in ieiner 8unfcr Sia-Heor
Iagte, bie ieoem Mmerifaner pcrtraut
lit: r@enn iitb unier reprdientattpes
Spitem iblieblid oils ein 0ebIidIas
er,peiien iollte. 10 miiBte ser @laube
an sic Moglihfeit elmer golfsresie.
rlns iiberba,pt aufgeseben peroen.
IS ut nid)t 81 criparten, Dob ielnals
eine Serfcttl1ng bon llnitdnoen ipie.
oerfebrt, sic Sem Grfolse hes (oemo.
fratll6en) Experiments 10 giinitig
iein miro, ipic bics bon Ser geihidt,
lihen Gage in unierem Sale geiagi
lueroen fann. ssn unleren SGnoeh
ruben oaber Sic letten Sofinungcr
Der Menl6beit. @enn oas 3eiitltat
linieres Experiments cinnal aIs ei1.
betpeisfrditiaes slrgunent gegen ieinc
@icberholnna anerfannt n,erbe1, ,riiB.
te, 10 ipiiroe b!es beoelten, SAB fir
oie gan5c Groe bas Iroesglodlein ser
SSSec Scr Golfsfreibeit gclGutet b6ttc." "
@elden amerifaniiben Eatrioten
fiele bierbei ni6t ems Scr WteiIter-
Grerfe ser propbatiihen 2iteratur Scr
englilbcn Sprnd)e Elm, bas in elmer
ser bunfeliten Stunoen ser 9iirger.
friegs5eit aus Ser sSeoer 9lbrabunl
Sincolns floB nno Sen gleiden @es
oanfcn ausipridt? Nir pillen aber
audi, oa6 ipdtere sSiibrer 9lmerifas
ShIuB auf Seite 6.
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Koo(ehelt fen0et
&teuerhorlage NIT
Vrto an konQref3
Senator sarflev leet 2mt ais Demofraten-5 5iihrer
r - #.:j nte0er

san5en slerser al,sbriidt sesen HrG.
iioent &ooiepelt. Sic lit su lang am
lie ab5uOrlfen, aber mir bringen sic
Sdlagtporte.
Gr beid,uloigt SrGiibent MooieneIt,
oab ibm sic Neoe @enben g. @ia-
ties,' Surft eingefloBt bat, ser Der.
langtc, oaB bas Golf Steuern beaot.
len loll, 10 plel es MIR fam. Mber
sic &omitees beioer SGllier baben
gefunOen, oab elm gnSe eernabt tper,
sen iou segen nele Steuern. Ser BrG.
libent lpeib, bab mir ieit 5ebn Sab.
rem Oie Steuererflarungen pereinfad)t
boben; er aber bebauptet oas 8ege,,'
tell. Gr il,ft ssebler an alien reuem
@eieben, sic manbnal nidt oa linb.
Sct babe fiir IL Sabre 1rdlibent
9fooiepelt ,rlterItiitt uno fir iieben
Sabre id!per fir i'm sefampft cls
Siibrer I'M Senat, aber ipenn ser
&ongreb nod Elm bishen SeIbitreipef..
bat, 10 iiberItimmt er bas Geto. llno
10 the icb. Sd lege hermit mein anlt
als bemofratiiher Siibrer i'm Seuat
nieoer.
Ser oemofratiide Goriibenoe bss
Sinanaausidmiics bes Senats, &C.
natpr George Don @eoraio, gab eben-
ialls befant, baB er Igesen bas Geto
Itinmen miro.
| Ser SOjdbrige Soriitcnbe beS 9uO.
srt-slusifuiies bes gIbgeoronatengau.
lies, Senlofrut Gougbton, go. Garo.
lima, crflGrte: .S1! tonnte mid IeIbIt
niht nebr abten, lpenlp id) uid,t fit
ltGberitimmen bes Getos .pdre.%
sserguIon, ser benofratiidJe gl,,Sis
tor in Sbiu, iagte: sd oenfe Srdl,'
oent 9tooiepelt bat Ned,t uno ous Golf
miro i'm 1rieberlpGblen I'M Sperbit.
8ouperneur 8rider bon Ohio iagt,
"oer &ongreb lit in ieinem Red)te."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Die @otidaft bes ErGiibenten beseid)s
net bic @eietuurlase yeinc Stcners
abbilfe-&orlase, bic Mbbilfe nidt fit
bic 8eoiirftisen, ionbern bic 8ierigen
id)afit."

@aIbington. Die &luft 5ipiihcn be,r
@eiben Saus lno Dem &ongreB er,
peiterte iidl, als Erdiioent Nooi iepeit
sic neue Steuerporlase petierte, bas
@cto NIT elmer ilt idarfen @ortcn &C..
fabten 9otidnit begleitetc unb Gle
oenotratiihen Goriitenben ser 9uo,
getousihiiiie bon Senat lno Saus
iicb fiir ein lleberltimmen oes Getos
ausiprahen.
Sa oie Hepublifaner falt geibloiien
iiir Elm lle6erltimmen Ses Getos eins
treten, iheinen quite sll,slihten su be,
lteben, baB io1pobl int Sauie oils aucb
i'm Senat sic fiir elm lleberitlmnen Ell,
mes Getos notluenoige S,peiorittei.
mebrbeit nufgebraht irerben miro.
Die critic Yrobe miro am beutisen
Sonnerstag i'm &aus fommen.
Frali0ent Noolepelt, DER berelts III
Gerb!noung nit oem Stimmredt fir
oie Mtitglieoer ser be,uaffnetenStreit-
frdfte unb bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
idyarfe @orte eegen ocu aonareb
rihtete, iiabni antb SiegrtuI fein 8lait
Dor ben Mllno. Gr erfldrte in idarfen
@orter, bob oie 8cietporlage niht
cine Mbbilfe iiir oie geoiiritiger, ion-
oern fir bie 8ieriaen i6aiit".
Sie neiiten ser idyarien &onlmen.
tare i'm Capitol fanen bon ben Sic.
pllblifanern, aber einige Semofraten
lparen ebenio erboit iiber Die Souart
Ser 9otifait Oes Yraiioenten.
Senatpr garflep, ser Siibrer ser
Mebrbeit I'M Senat uno sSiibrer SC,
Gcntofraten, bielt cine Hebe, bie beu