davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

Ko und reibunesIosen Betieb weder GILES in elmer elm
foehen, niehtmeehonschen Operation
Der AOUT" Dienst umfosst ouch einen
IS Quart beruehmtes SOHO MotoroeD enen
Getriebeoelwechse den kosboen Motor vnd ceebs ~
sehuezen lossen Sic sie SOIOs ALoU SPECIAL etzt ee-
ben Und fohren Sic Elm besser ovende
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Gcn~<Gcaie'Sl,aese,,ee
fGntpfett ait alien frcntet,

@a bington. asn einem 9eribt itbcr
Oie Observation-Disclosures an uniere
sluiicrten inter 2enb=2eaie aibt SEQ
&. Grotplep, ser Setter Ser 5oreigil
Economic Mominiitratiou, befannt,
ba6 I'M Sanuar uno Sebruar bieies
Sabres ii5er 2t0O 6lua5ellee, nabes,,
1000 Snnfs l,nS iiber 10000 anbert
militdriId,c Motorfabr5euge. oar,,nte.
Sarfserit6rcr, Seeps uno Saitautos
aus 9lmerifa an olliierte Streitfrdfte
geliefert luaroen, sic gegen Ole 0eut,
ihen mH Sapuner i'm aampie iteben.
Sn Ser Belt bonn If. MGrs 1941
bis gum 1. Mdrs 1914 tpurben bon
lbSM insaeiamt mebr als 10000
6lug5cuse an sic Streitfrdite anoersr
aQiierter Nationen. gelieiert, fnapp
1000 oapon eegen 8e5nblung I'm,
iiber $4,000 unter Seno12eaie. 8ielr
tauIenb 6lllg5eltge tuurOen unter eige>
ner &raft oireft BON SEN amcritaniih-
en- ssabrifen 5u Sen aampiironten in
Ser @elt geilogan.
Sm gleiden 3eitraum purten an
llnlere 9llliierten faIt $4,000 5anfs
ln6 iiber 100000 anoere Wfilit1l
iabrseuac aelieiert. Son Sen Sanfs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
couyerneurskandidai Lausche der
Siolz der Naiionaliiaeiengr
Nolk
Er ist ais Sohn Won Einwonderern Elm Mann aus dem

uno ais er inn S.rblt 1888 fir @ie-
oerirubl lief, Bate er gegenitber Den
neun anoeren &anbioaten einen wei-
ten Goripruna. Gr beiparh iid 1886
Tim cinen Solnmpapleas Hihterpo-
item uno iiegte nieberum nit iiber.
lp1ltiaenoer Mebrbeit. slls iolder
iiibrte er Sen aampf gegen 8liids.
lpiel= l=Hafets unO pcrtrieb lie aus
Dem Gountp. Mls Hicbter mar er
olrh ieine fairen uno unpurteiiihca
Gntiheioungen, ieine @eid)iflid)feit
OILS Germittler uno griinolid, Ser
troutbcit nit oen Hehten befanut.
1941 be1pog man i'm, lid) INN oas
@iirgcrmeiiterumt Sll betperben. Gr
lpuroe nit elmer Mebrbsit BON iiber
$4,000, Ser oamals grobten in ser
Glerelanoer @eld,id)te, gelpGblt. -
Seine berporragenoc uEo nutige
isiibrlmg in Ser &riegs5eit erapefte
internationnle Mlrimerfiamfeit. ltno
I'M pergangenen gfop. rnber itellte er
einen Hcforo ais ,StinlmenfGnger"
ouf, ais er angelichts ialt angelneiner
republifaniiher Siege i'm san5en
Sann nit ii6 crpiiltigenoer Mtbrbeit
alS 9iirsernreiiter 1picSerse,pdbIt
puroe. Seine Webrbeit BON $1,000
Stimnen arSeiidtS nieorisiter
@obIbeteiIigung riidten i'm ms
Hamp. .nliht llno nlahten bemofra-
tiide sSiibrer oes Sanbes uno Staa.
ties auf i'm allfmerf'am, oelta oieie
iiuO iih Ser Not1rauo:efeit i,lngcn
9luteS betpitBt.
9iirgermeiIter SalrIf), blieb iid
ltdnOig hemuBt, Nab er bon gintpan.
ocrern Gbltammte, llno infolgebeiieu
uuroe er Elm erfolgreiher oifel,tlihcr
geomtcr. Gr lit sfannt ourh ieine
ge'heioenbcit, 'ein rabrbait oemps
frntiih.s @e'en, Ic.Hc Silfshereit.
it)aIt iiir alle, ubue 9fiidliht auf
Haile, SautfarGe. 8lal,tosa ooer Wfit-
tel. @abreno leiner gan5cn politi-
'Nen &nrrlere trat er ltets 'd)art ae~l
gen Nallenoorurteile uno gigoterie
allf. Gr ernannte Elm Committee on|
Democratic Eractices ltno iibernabm
ielblt Oe'ien oftiue 6itDrung, I'm
beIiere 9e5iebungcal 51piitben Sen
acknowledgements 5u forbern. Gr
crganiiiertc auBeroem elm Gitp Ga.
Dor ManagerleHt COMMITTEE, mel.
DIES Streifs lnS Giipute beileacn
bali. Sie ariegsproouftion ltieg uuo
Glcoelano iibernahm sic rationale
,siibrllng iii &riegsproouftion.
giirgsrlneiitar Sauiebe tit Elm SIT
moaitarier. gr tritt fiir Sas Erinsip
elm, SaB Die Hesierung gum @oble
oller uno nidt fiir beionoers gecor.
3ugte ba iit. llnb oils 8ouoerneur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

oiitrlft nnlerer fosmppolltnnen ,Sn-
buitrieltaot GlaoeIano gebore1 uno
BORT pubs or ath altf.
Sros oieier be'heiSenen slnfdnge
puroe or elmer Ger berporragcno'ten
it1otiid}Cn greflltipbsunten bcs San=
bes. Die 0unoesregierilng iMo oas
briti'd)e Observation-Disclosures
hott,n i'm ais tppi'hen dmerifanis
i6en 9iirgermeiiter nuscrlehcn, nm
ben 9rpGbnera Ser britild)cn Suleln
baS amcrifaniihe 2ajen Sl erlGll-
tcrn. Traiibent Hoo;eoelt herief i'm
in cine aommiilion Sur llnterIrhllne
BON Haiieaoistriulinierilng bel 81.
ienbabnen i'm Siioen.
slls Sllnge mar SaltItfIe Elm nus.
geseitneter gaieballipieler uno pdre
pielleid)t ell @erufaipieler gcsporNen,
Denn er eS llidlt oorge5og,n bate,
Elm Red)tsalnpalt 81 iperoen. - Sm
eritcn @eltfrieg Oiente er als 9cut.
nant Mlo nad) ieinar gntlaIilrng trat
cr in Die Spbn MarihoQ ScD Shocl
Elm, Don Ser cr 1920 nit Gbrcn
abging. Gr beitano cas- N.Da!ts-
eromen llnb nuroe elmer Ser herrors
rogenSen Ero5cBarlp1ltc Gleoelanos.
Si,ie SGbigfeiten iamoen 1882 sln-
erfesnlma, aIS 8ouperneur 8eorae
8bite i'm 5lm Wuni5ipalr;hter er.
nannte Gr id,uf iih oen Huf zines
itib!9en. mlltigen lmo fairen Hidters
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

Sbefiffs bon Gup;~Ja Gpuntp. 2lud,
in oieIem neuen Mmt bot er Gbre elm,
geleet unb purbe beionocrs er,pdbnt
I'M 9erlbt ser 8roBgei6iporenen, in
mebrsren 3eitungen unb anofren pol.
filden Srganiiationen pegen ieiner
tiidtigen 6iibrung. Gr bal ieit er oas
Sherifiamt ii6eruommen Gat, mebrere
Sheen einaefiibrt, oarunter Sen Gin.
fauf Don Nabrllnsslnittelr burh oen
Gountp Ginfaufsagenten, lpoourh CT
Sen Steuer5ablern piel @elo eripart
bat.
slqe, Sic ourh @erlebltng ser @e.
Iete nad Dem Gountp @efGnsnis &C.
braft muroen, bat er menibli6 be-
banOelt in ieoer &iniiht. Gr bat groBc
griabrung in @ebanoluns bon junsen
8eietperlesern, menn lie uuter ieiua
auiIitt geiteQt tperoen. Sic erbalteu
quite Wohnungen uno cute Nabrunp
ioluie drstlid,e Ffleae, menn nct.pen'
Dig rmo ihre angehoriger fonnen il
81 irsenoeiner Belt beil,dlen, bahen
auh 8elegenbeit 8ottesoienitcn i'm
8ebGuoe beiSupobnen.
gn piele 8efangene ser 8ereinig
ten Staaten &egierung i'm Gountr
8eiGngnis untergebraht lperben, miro
oasicl5c oft bon Snipeftoren Ser Nc
gieruns beluht unO unter Spesnep's
5iibrnns it Dem Gountp 8efdnsniS
ser I=1 8rao bon ser Negierung 81.
erfannt lrorben.
Sberiii Sreenep bat in ieber SIN
iift feline Yiliht erfiiat unO oaber
iollten alle gutbenfenoen Wdbler hei
Der nahiten Hrenlierlpabl am 8. Nsa'
ibm ibre Gimme gcben uno luieNe.
nominieren fir oieies miGtiee amt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

gtnaen iiber $4,000 auf 2enb.2euic.
iiber 1900 tpuroen bar besablt. Gon
Sen anoeren Motoriabraeugen tuur,
Sen fnupp $4,000 unter 2enb- -2eaie
geliefert, .pdbreno fir fiber 250,00O
beaablt tpurbe.
Die @creinigten Staaten proousier-
ten in ser gleidsn 3eit insgeian,i
10000 1lueseuge, $1,000 Sanfa
uno itber 100000 2alttuagen uns
anoere mntoriiiertc Wilitdrflua5euge
@ir bebielten iomit fir llnIere ciec.
men StreitfrGfte bon hieier Troouf.
ton bier 6iinftel Ser sslug5euge uns
ie sspei 9rittel 5anfs uno anbcreSabr,
Seuge, ob1ppbl tpir INNER nod groBl
Mengcn an uniere slaiierten ab8uge.
ben in ser Gage aparen.
Tos britiide 8eltreif uno Sctpist
NuBlan0 prnolBlerfcn ole 1l1el1tei
Slug5ellge, sic ibre Streitfrdfte be-
nutten, iel5lt, aber ibre eigene Slug.
sel,gproenftion ,pl,roe burd) Die alne,
rifaniihcn &ieferungen nittpou er.
gGnst. s(merifanilhe Sll,g5eliae .per.
Sen beute on allen aampfironten boz
ruiiiihen, britiibcn, aultraliihen, fa-
|naOiihen, Ginciiiden, bollinbiiden
poIniihen lrno anbercn Yiloten &C.
ilcaen. 3uianmen nit oem Slieger
forps nnlerer anterifaniihen Mrn,t
l,no Slotte, beltte bereits Dem groB'
ten ser @elt, foroern lie pom Seinos
eincn tdglib id,rcrer uro groBcr ipcr
benosn 3oG.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Ecuis q. N1artett
&epnb!ifaniider &anbibat iiir
StaatsreprGientant.

Inter Sen nielen &anoiOaten, oie
| iih INN oas Mmt zines Staatsrepr1-
ientanten fir Gupaboea Gountp 6e.
lperben, finben uniere 2eier audi Sen
Namen bon 2ouis 9. Marton, ELL
He6tsanpalt, Der iif audi um bieIe:
Nnt beluirbt bel ser nGdlten Vors
lpabl am 8. Nai, uno oa lit es tpobl
angebrad)t bab uniere 0eier trilien,
tper er lit uno Oh er ibre Stimme Der.
oient. Serr Marton lit beuti6-ungu
rider MbItammung unO tpnrbe in
ltnaarn geboren. giele ieiner Mbnen
bon beiben Seiten tparen Sffiaier,
0ebrer, Yaitoren, Mntpalte uno Hid;-
ter in ungarn. slls 2nabe fam er I'M
Sabre 1907 nod oieiem 2an6 unN
lieB iid in NainspiQe nieoer. gr er.
lernte bas Sdmieoaeiddit uno eisnete
0arauf ieine eigene Shmieonerfitatt.
Nahoem er iib ettpas @elo eeipart
bate beiudte er oas Serris Snitituie
in 9is @api6s, Mid., no er aud,
als &ilfslebrer in Glaiiiid}em Gngliih
unterrihtete. Nah 3iuei Sabren abiol-
pierte er uno trat Damn in Die Nortb.
lpeitern llniperiitdt, Gpaniton. ST..
| Elm. bon tpo i'm Sabre 1923 Ell nit oen,
,8ahelor Of glrt" @rao ablolpiertc.
1arauf ituoierte er @ehte an DER
2opala llpiberiitp, 81, uno nahbcr
in @eltern Meierpe rlniperiitp uno
Glebelanb Gam Shool uno nuroe 3Mr
Anpaltfammer augelaiien uno idlol:
ltd Der Mntpaltfirma golnuno 81.
O'Brien, Seribeu, g. 9olano ano
William 6. @apes i'm Stanoaro Sc,
b6uoe an. Sc lit Elm iebr fdbise:
Mann uno auf polfiihem @e6iet iebr
t6tie. Cine Stimme fiir ibn lit etnc
Gimme fir ben re6ten 1soun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

I'M Sobre auf bieie Meiie oie Suiam.
menseb5risfeit gum glusorlid all
bringen.
ltnb nun aui our 5eier, bringt eure
Srennoe getrolt nit, lie iino nns alle
ber5lihit tpillfommen.
gitte meloen sic iid) fiir bas sSeit-
elien hei II. 0eptner, Hi. 1862 ODER
Yaltor 5. Seutlf, 8i. 6205 10 idynea
als mGglidlit al.
Wfit briioerlihen, @r,lBe,
Sans Seutid), 8ultor.
ssobn Shinbler, Hruiioent.
Mihael Goiamosfa, SefretGr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
2lms Detrett 11tistieat,
Mnttertagfeier Der
ct. Geter's Etana. .Qntler. Stride

WulSSSlWyIeNI WI
ct. Heter's Gsans. 2ntber. Stride
@erte MitgIieoer uno 0reunbe!
Gum 5tpeiten Mal idbrt iid am
IA. Wai, am Muttertae, bas Jelt Ser
&irdNpeibe unh gum IA. Scale Ser
Gag ser @riin0une unierer @emcinoe.
@ie in al Sen neriloiienen Sabren, ir
tpollen mir aud iebt in Diirolger 8ei-
ie ser Stunben eeSenfen, ais mir Dor
ID Sabren llns 81 elmer firdlihen
@emeinid)aft 3liammenicbloiien unS
Dor stuei Sabren Sic Weiba unieres
iieben @ottesbanies pornabmen.
Mber neben ser geiltigen Mutter.
,,unierer airbe", lpollen mir aud I'M
ierer Groenn,iitter niht uergeiien.
@prmittoes finoen 5lpei iseItgottes.
oienite, Inn 10 ltbr in Gngliid,, nm
|>t1 l1br in 9eutid) itatt. geioe 8ottes,
oienIte perben 0urrb &irhenlieOcrpor
trlge un'erer Mdohen ,tnb &irhe1,
dores peri6Gnert sueroen.
Mnihliebcno miro in Sen Sonu.
taesidulraum elm 6elteiien gegcben
aperSen, perbunben mit einem ipe5iel-
len Muttertagprogramm bon unierer
Sonntagihule, 2ieSer=, @eoid)ts- i,nb
alapierportrdge 1perben sic Teier per,
id)onern. Muh miro sic dltelte Wutter
NIT Sen meilten Ginoern in Ser Conn.
tasidbule geebrt meroen. Ourd) lleber,
reidune zines 8udes. Die Seier l,no
oieier Seitaft miro iid in 3ufunft
iebes Ssabr ,pieoerbolen uno bas Bud
ser ndhiten Mutter NIT ben meiiten
9inoern in ser Sonmtagsldp1le iiber-
geben lperben.
0ir labcn 5u bieier breifahen Seier
aae 1en,einbeglieoer uno Sreunoe
ber5lihit Elm. Mae MitslieSer ioIltca
es iid our slufgabe MAIDEN, Ser 6eier
bei3uipobnen, I'M 1penigltens einmal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

ERNEuERI KRAFTl cibt trossen Mo-
sessn sressssrs Ksaft vnd nsvs Ensv.
gle.
= MOTOR ossAEusERTi Meter wisd
lsiehs und raseh sssasvbsn vnd in.
men ssrsiniet.
q KoHlENsToFF BEsEIyIor visI dss
= kehIsnsieffs wird sslesss vnd iasvsi
Nit dem dlssn Del ab. woehrsnd Sic
Wostsn.
= scxilAMM sESElJloH Hilss den Mo-
- Tor Won sshssd;esndsm sehlomm be-
frsisn. der sieh In cvankeass in disssm
sqssssien;asssn Winssr ansshSeSit hat.
Z vEhnlE vA.D RINcE sEFREr uND
- oeRelNIoN Dss "All-ouI" SPECIAL
vssbssssrs RisSskiisn vHd hilfs kisbiss
vsasiIs besrsisa - Snd .sibs % bssssre
kenpsssaisa.
.oasslin lsiist dam AnariH Ansrisl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

h Auto t in den diten Keesfrvehine Elm weiterer
Winter nit rooniertem Fohren hot eefoehichen Abfo
ihem Motor ongehoevf hat sehmeoeIe verdvenn und
seveht.
soHos "At-oUT" Diens M besonders bestmmt die.en zu
stand beheben ihr beser oenge oufen moehen
SOHlCS bemerkensweres Motorrenigvnesprodvkt
SoHlOTONE pvz ro.ch, wirksom Schlomm Kohenso
und ondere soehen. die Schwerekeen mochen ste
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

Jranf s. 2nllfe, Ser 9iirger-
meilter Glepelanos uno oempfratl-
ihe GanSoat iiir Sen @oltperuel,rs-
poI.en unieres Staates, miro bon
sen acknowledgements Sbios
beporsugt. Gr lit Elm lehenoiges gei-
ipiel iitr sic groBen @eIegenbeiten,
nelbe has relnofrutiihe amcrlfa
su t.eten bat. slls Sobn ilosueniiher
Gilnuanoerer muroe er i'm sSabrlf-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

= HllFI GAS sPAREN! visls Avtebssit-
y zsr bsriehssW msrkliehs vsrbssssrvns
In ooselinme'IenssM nseh dem "All-
OUT" Disnss.
u oEl BlEiBr ,RElNERl Wsnn sehlamm
. bsssisist iss. blsibs osi ssinsr. Iasnss'.
= lAeNoEREs LEsEN DER cETRIEsE!
y Transmission vnd Diffsrsnsisl Won
sehasdliehsm Abfsll bsfssis -. dvsnnss
Wintss-o osssisbsssl dvseh frisshss So
Bio semmss-oesrisbsee, s,sstss.
\ LAsNoEREs lEBEN DEs Av1osl Dvreh
= Wisdsrhsssssllvns der ossundhsis lhrss
kessbarsn Mssen. der Isunsmissien vnd
dss Diffsrpnsisls maeht soHlo's "Aii.
OUT" Special ,lhr Avss iatsseehlieh
lasnesr hsitbsv.
IN HelssWE1IER scHuTzl Wsan der
~ Metes ssfrsehs .Snd osfahvsapvnlss
sssshvssxs sind. tss Hsisswsssss.Jsans
pom sswsshhsisssf.
vsssehwsndsn Sic ksipsr rsepfsni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
@elaltet
1eiepk m. Sweeney
Mls Sberiff i'm mpabpga Gonntn,

Sberiff Speenep mar e;il treuer
9iener Ser Stabt Gleoelano fir 3S
Sabre ols Elm Mitglieo ser Yoli5ei,
Mbieilung uno batte iid) berauigear.
beitet Bis gum Sang zines Snipeftors
ser 0eteftip- -Mbteilung uno blipb in
oieiem slmt bis 80. sunni 1911 als er
geebrt puroe nit sem bchen 9(nt oes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

miro ct obne 3peifel Sic Stnatsge-.
iddite olrf elmer @niis Ieiten, tpelde
bas 8eite fiir ane ais 3ieI bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
HippeNrcntc Gteater
vSbe N6oentnrc Of Warf Siuain"
bcaann Mittiuod nit einer Yremicr-
Nitternad)tspprjteilmna.

@arner Bros. er5ablen sic 8e-
id)ifte zines irasbalIigen Sebens. lei
ner romantiihen 2iebe, ieines flingeu.
Sen @alGdters in vSbe Mboentures
OF Marf Slpain" nit iSre0rid WarC)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
Mrs. Georgianna Wolff

The death of Mrs. Georgianna Wolff yesterday in this city marked the passing of one of the community'S most promi- nent members in many ways. Mrs. Wolff was woman of pronounced attachments as well as social requirements which dis tinguished her among her friends and associates in the field of music, and in the social life of the city.
 The city's oldest organist in years she was identified with the musical life here for practically sixty years as singer and organiSt She was one of a group who in early days formed the practice of being devoted choir members. Her sweet nat ural voice was heard in the many anna , teur theatricals and musical events of another day, and she was an inspiration to those who came after her, as well as her contemporaries.
 She devoted great many years of her life to serving her church as organist. She built up fine organization in the Sacred Heart choir and was zealouS in her work as organist there.
 In her home and social life Mrs. Wolff was a gracious and charming person. Those who knew her well enjoyed her friendship. She was devoted to her family and was never so happy as when they were with her, especially during the lat ter years.
 The death of Mrs. Wolff removes from our midst person of very special attain ments, a person that will long be remem- bered for her fine characteristics and her splendid support in conducting the music of her church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
Reprinted by Request"

It never could have occurred to Mrs. Lydia Bixby of Boston that her name would one day be written on the pages ef her country's history. Mrs. Bixby led a humble life, and sorrowful one. Her husband had died and left her with six sons. She had watched her six sons go off to war. By November of 1864, five of them were killed, and the sixth lay in a hospital, gravely wounded.
 And then, in the last week of that month, Mrs. Bixby received a letter from the president of the United States. That letter has come to be classic expression of the compassion that any country feels toward the Mrs. Bixbys of any war.
 It is a familiar letter. It has been printed many times. But today seems an appropriate time, on the 18th anni- versary of it's authors birth, to print the letter to Mrs. Bixby once more, and to read again the simple, eloquent message in the light of it's present significance:
 "Dear Madam: have been shown in the files of the adjutant general of Mas sachusetts that you are the mother of i've sons who have died gloriously on the Held of battle. Heel how weak and fruit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
More Trees

This country is growing only about half enough timber to meet our own postwar needs, and none toward the huge deficit which will exist in Europe, according to Chief Forester Lyle F. Watts
 Obviously, until we begin replacing trees at least as fast as we use them, we face the probability that the lumber shortage will continue after the war. We can, of course, be shortsighted enough to use up our reserve without providing for it's replacement-in which case we should quickly be as bad off as continental Flu rope.
 MT. Watts believes that federal and state governments will have to acquire some 15O,0OO,OOO acres of depleted forest land requiring reforestation. Perhaps the states had better begin checking up, un- less they want to see this area added to the federal holdings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
nuRATION OF HABIT

The primary cause of chronic constipation in the majority ol cases, in my opinion, is the quaint custom of dosing the newborn babo with castor oil, so fondly practiced bv the Saireygamps of the neigh borhood who get there before the doctor.
 The first crude interference-the first dose of castor oil--lnevita deranges the natural, physiological automatic regulating mechanism which so efficiently takes care of the infants digestion if left alone.
 This is a hard blow for the deli- cate machinery to withstand at thie eaerly stage. but nature might cops with the bungllng interference at that, if the fishwiveS would only go to a neutral corner and give the kid a chance to shake of the daZe But they're not inclined to hold of once they have succeeded In lanu- ing the first wa.lop. Twenty -four hours later, when the binding after effect of the castor oil becomes manifest, the f1shT1veS come tear ing in and administer the second dose Of the same medicine. That puts the baby down for the count ten months. ten years or maybe a lifetime of chronic constipation and physic slavery.
 By getting there ahead of the doctor-and hanging around to tamper with things after the doctor has left-the fishwives, aided and abetted by the powerful nostrum interests-contr to inculcate in the minds of the family the idea or belief that the human enteron (in- testine, bowels, alimentary tract) is hardly capable of working unless you watch it constantly and nudge it with physic whenever you think it isn't working well. No one takes any such childish view of the func- tion of the lungs or the heart, which are naturally under the same autonomic or automatic regulating mechanism as that of the enteron.
 Once the regulating mechanism ies thoroughly deranged by crude interference, the duration of the constipation habit thus cultivated or acquired will depend upon the dgree of ignorance or misinforma- tion of the parents and /or later upon the health teachings to which the child is exposed. If the child is left to learn physiology and hy- giene as most American children have to learn it, from the noStrum mongerS, charlatans and from what they can pick up here and there out of school hours, the constipation habit is likely to endure for a long time. But even after thirty or forty years ow addiction to physic nature will resume control of the enteron if one ceases interfering for five days. If you have the habit send ten cents and stamped envelope bearing your address for booklet Constipation Habit and Colon Hy- giene."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12

less must be any words of mine which should attempt to beguile you from the grief of loss so overwhelming. But cannot refrain from rendering to you the thanks of the Republic they died to save. I pray that our Heavenly Father may asSuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost, and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.
 "Yours very sincerely and respectfully,
 "A. LINCOLN"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12
Views Of The Press

tory Gardens, is asking for bigger and better ones this year.
 The pictures in seed catalogue are major part of its value. A man may smile as he looks at the gorgeous glory of symmetrical ears of golden corn, the cool decilious- ness of long, green cucumberS. the royal red of smooth, tapering car rotS, and the scarlet beauty of lus- cious, plump tomatoes. And the painting1 of complete gardens! Never a weed, all rows perfectly spaced, the soil soft and brown with nc rocks, and all plants bear ing tremendous crops.
 But that's an integra. = and ex- pected = part of seed catalogues. The banner of perfection IS a goal that Stirs mems minds. Who would thrill to a catalogue that prosaically and accurately pc!tray- ed ones garden last season? It wasn't bad garden. It's merely that i944 is another year. Garden ing is a way of living. And he who gardens is entitled to his dreams. Seed catalogues are partly the stuff that dreams are made of; the other part, this year, is a deter imitation to make the garden more fruitful than ever before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-12

had to fight an unhill battle with the State Department before he put the India" amendment into the UNRRA bill giving the starv- ing Indian people chance to get United Nations relief.
 Representative Sol Bloom of New York and other Administra- tion leaders were for railroading an UNRRA bill which would have excluded India from direct post war relief. So when Mundt tried to include India in the bill while it was being considered inside the House Foreign Affairs Committee, he was voted down, even though he offered to bring former As Sistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson to tell of the intense suf- fering in India as a result of the war.
 Then, hoping to head off the Mundt amendment on the floor, Bloom. called a secret meeting of the foreign Affairs Committee to reconsider the India question. At this meeting, he was surprised to discover that Rep. James P. Rich ards, of South Carolina, and other had switched their positions.
 "I voted against the Mundt amendment when We considered it some weeks back" Richards told Bloom, ''but I've changed
 my position because of some facts that have been brought to my attention recently. If a country contributes $35, 100000 to UNRRA fund, as India has of- fered to do, it should share in the benefits"
 Though Britain and, consequent ly our State Department were originally opposed to including the starving people in India in the UNRRA appropriation, India will now be entitled to full share of Allied postwar relief, as well as a voice in UNRRA councils.
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