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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28
WNU Service, Union Trust Building
Washington, d, C.

In few weeks now, International
cooperation will probably be the
subject of heated political debate.
The opponents Of this benevolent
concept will, having exhausted other
arguments against it. probably end
up with the usual statement that
cooperation between nations might
be all right in theory but 1t won't
work"
While this controversy is going on
up and down the land, a number Of
scientific gentlemen. who won't lose
their jobs if the administration
changes here in Washington, and who
poster themselves not so much about
votes as about pests, will be calmly
reading the reports Of an interna-
tional organization which has al
ready proved that it does work.
The Inter-Ameriean Conference on
Agriculture meeting in Mexico City
will have concluded its second ses-
sion by that time. 1t is making
lot of progress but preceding it was
another meeting: the United States
Mexican commission. reports Of
whose session have not yet been
made to the department of agricul-
ture but interested officials know
that when they are made, they will
record definite, practical progress.
They know this because they know
that this commission has already
furthered cooperative projects which
have resulted in the saving Of many
dollars to both the United States
and Mexico. to say nothing Of pro-
noting good will In each country
through mutual assistance. The
commission has furnished concrete
examples OF international cooper
alton which prove that 1t Is both
possible and practical.
Today. more cotton blossoms are
unfolding under the Texas sun. more
American fruit has the assurance
Of ripening and fewer cows will per-
ish Of tick fever because Of Mexican
American cooperation-to mention
few Of the many positive achieve
ments attained when wise men sit
down together to work toward their
common good
The story Of this particular effort
really begins back In July Of 1912 at
the first meeting OF the Inter-Ameri-
can Conference on Agriculture, At
that meeting. energetic Senior Marie
Gomez, Mexican minister Of agri-
culture, took Secretary Wickard by
the lapel. and said. In effect:
The Americas all have some ag-
ricultural interests in common. But
Mexico and the United States have
many"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28

Welt Flemings, Hershal MeCurn
and Jack Smith returned from the
Little Rock Induction Center,
with Hershel Finley and Jack
Smith up for induction soon. j.
Percy Foster visited his aunt, Mrs.
Cora Barris, prior to army in
duction.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28

One of the election judges examining credentials Of
l. eom, III pu|osk Street polling booth of Precinct B.
l4th and puoski Streets preparatory giving him ballot
OF the first Negro the city falling under the Supreme
Courts ruling of April 3 1914 the Texos case giving Me-
groes suffrage, Mr. Gillian is Principal of Gibbs School,
phntnC n1r Al.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and
sympathy shown during the death
OF our loving son, brother and ne
phew, Pvt. Curtis Newly. We
are also grateful for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Signed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28

Photo Courtesy Arkansas Democrat
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-28
Cooperation With Mexico
Big Boost 10 Agriculture
Bateral Exchange Of Information, FaCiIi-
ties and Personnel Does Much
To Boost Farm Output.
By BAUKHAGE
Neps analyst and commentator.

know about eradication; the fall
clean up Of the infected stalks. the
sterilization Of seeds before they
are shipped out or planted and ether
measures. We. on the other hand,
have had the facilities of an office
in Monterey, Mexico. where we are
assisted in the study of the life and
habits of the pest at first hand and
improving our techniques in fighting
-
Evening star., 1944-10-16
Why Poy More?

No wonder so many value-wise
New Workers prefer these money
saving drugs and toiletries. No
wonder people come back-often
from fifty miles away-to buy
them again and again.
And now you can be sure of full
ualue for your money! SUPREMACY
products each one proved by a
great testing bureau, proved in
use by millions - are ready for
you at a leading drug store in
your neighborhood. From now on
say SUPREMACY" and saue!
Evening star., 1944-10-16
|0'DanieI Challenges
Committee 10 Call
Him in Paper Probe
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Presa.
Senator C'Daniel, Democrat. Of
Texas, challenged the Senate CAM
paign Expenditures Committee today
to subpoena him as q witness in its
inquiry into the financing of the
w. Lee O'Daniel News, anti New
Deal political weekly.
II don't care If they subpoena me
because there is nothing to hide .
Senator ODaniel told reporters.
I've said publicly that we have
raised over 100000 from subscrip-
tions, and I'm proud of It,"
The committee, headed by Sena-
tor Green, Democrat, of Rhode Is
land, has scheduled public hearings
opening Wednesday on the fund
raising activities in connection with
the O'Daniel newspaper. Senator
Green told reporters last week that
Senator ODaniel had failed to an
swer two letters Of inquiry addressed
to him, and implied that the COM
mittee might decide to subpoena
him.
Senator O'Daniel, referring to
Senator Green as ''just q stooge for
Franklin the 4th," contended the
committee chairman is after his po-
litical scalp primarily.
Green wants to investigate the
Senator from Texas, not the w. Lee
Evening star., 1944-10-16
Famous research bureau proves you need
not pay top prices for top-quaIiy drugs

SUPREMACY products meet or
exceed all applicable official
standards.
1t is definite fact that no COM
parable items are purer or finer
than SUPREMACY. Yet you saue up
to 800 on SUPREMACY! Profess
sional shopping surveys prove it.
Your own comparisons prove it,
every time you check SUPREMACY
against other first quality brands.
Evening star., 1944-10-16

the American people signify that
their demand is for American CO.
operation with all peace-loving ma
tions to Danish war"
THE Times does not deny that
there are (domestic) policies of the
present administration which we
would wish changed or abandoned.
But we are blessed with a demo-
cratic form of government by which
we can cure our own ills, however
grievous"
The Tirnes is an independent
Democratic newspaper and normal
ly supports the Democratic nominee.
1t supported President Roosevelt in
1882 and 1886.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
New York Times lJrues'
Rooseve|tRe election;
Backed Winkie in 40
By the Associated Press

0y tne Associated Ffess.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The New
York Times, which supported Wen-
dell L. Willkie for the presidency In
l940, came cut for President Roose-
velt's reelection In an editorial pub
lished in today's editions.
The Times said that on the issue
Of foreign policy 1--WE believe that
the scales tip heavily in favor of the
Democratic party which, the edi-
torial said, has written "a more
fortnight statement of policy" than
the Republican party, and one
more capable Of prompt and deci-
sive action"
Prefacing its reasons for support
Ing Mr.. Roosevelt with the state
ment that I'VE have not changed our
minds about the domestic record of
the Roosevelt administration" the
Times said that ''in some respects
we believe that an administration
led by Mr.. Dewey could do q better
job in the domestic field"
Calls Roosevelt" Wiser Choice.
1t said that "since we believe that
the international issue far over
shadows the domestic issue in i'm
portance, since we believe that un-
less the United States does actually
win the peace for which its young
men are fighting we shall have at
best only a fugitive few years before
another war engulfs us, we arrive
at the conclusion that the Democrats
and Mr.. Roosevelt are wiser choice
than the Republicans and Mr..
Dewey
The Times supported Mr.. Roose-
welt in 1882 and 1896.
With all MIR. Roosevelts incon-
sistencies in the field of foreign pol
ICY" the Times said, the fact re-
mains that in the single greatest
crisis of our times, when Britain
stood alone as the outpost of civil
ization against the dark forces that
threatened to engulf us, Mr.. Roose-
velt saw the issue clearly and met |
the issue boldly"
Dewey Campaign Disappointing"
On the issue of foreign policy
Mr.. Dewey's campaign has been dis
appointing, particularly in view Of
the necessity of plain speaking be-
cause of his earlier position"
Expressing agreement with Gov.
Dewey that there is no such thing
In a free republic as an indispen-
sable man." the Times said that
I'VE cannot dismiss as unimpoi tant
the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt has a
large flrst-hand knowledge of the
problems that will arise in the max
ing OF the peace" and that "the
great prestige and personal follow
ing among the plain people of the
world, which he has won with his
war leadership. might easily prove
In itself to be one of the most i'm
portant cohesive forces binding to-
gether-a new world organization in
its first experimental wears"
Evening star., 1944-10-16
oDaniel News Senator oDaniei

oDaniel News" Senator oDaniei
asserted.
In explanation Of his refusal 70
reply to the two letters from the
committee, he said
One reason was that Green gave
out the letters to the newspapers
before they ever reached me, and ]
didn't like that. Another was that
all Of the financial data about the
paper, the names and addresses OF
every person who ever contributed
any money to the paper, bank de-
post slips and a full record OF
revenues and disbursements, were
supplied to the Postmaster General
and the committee could have got
|it there without sending out gum
shoe detectives"
Senator O'Daniei said he person.
ally had mo financial interest in
the paper" that the chief stock
holders are his sons, Patrick and
Michael, now In the armed services,
and his wife. The paper has cir
culation Of about 5000, he said.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
Sixty Reported Killed
In Vienna Peace Riots

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The An
kara radio quoted reports from Bern
yesterday that go persons were said
to have been killed and hundreds
injured in peace uprisings last week
in Vienna.
Calm has not yet been restored
completely in Vienna, the broadcast
heard by CHS added.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
Chattanooga Times
To Support Roosevelt

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 1e
R.-In an editorial this morning
the Chattanooga Times announced
its support of President Roosevelt
Tor a fourth term. In 1910 the
Times supported Wendell Willkie.
Only by the reelection Of Mr.
Roosevelt, the editorial declared, car
Evening star., 1944-10-16
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Evening star., 1944-10-16

NEW YORK-SWIMMING STAR WEDS-Lt. q. g. Herbert E.
Jones' r leaves Columbia University chapel with his bride
the former Gloria Calen international swimming STAR
ing their marriage Saturday night JONES' resident
Charleston W. Va recently returned submarine duty in
the Pacific His bride who holds 81 swimming records
is student at Barnard College A Wirephoto
Evening star., 1944-10-16
the NEXT BIG JOB

the NEXT BIG JOB
When the Great White Fleet sails back from war to the
Caribbean trade for which it built it will face
tremendous opportunity.
This global war has proved that the American tropics
can supply great array of strategic commodities,
formerly brought almost entirely from the Far East
rubber, quinine, abaca fibre (mana rope) balsa wood
tung OIL dyes and many other products basic both to
hemisphere defense and to peacetime industry.
Shipped northward, these new" products-added to
the nutritious foods for which Middle America is fa-
naous-will stimulate ever-ncreasing flow of export
goods from "the States" and greatly aid in building
peacetime prosperity for all the Americas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

Ser Seimtsoroerllng umieres Bot
icbaIters Arnlour sur &oniultation.
@robbritannien bat ieinen 8otihaf-
ter glehfalls beimgeruien. Die
anoeren amerlfaniihen &epublifen
baItot.gten in Der To!ge sic Yolitit
ser Nihtanerfennung ser M:lit1r-
iuntarslerlng, sic in Mrgentinien
beute am Huoer lit.
S!e giMIteauns Ser 8olSienoun-
gen an iih Duroe bier niht als
ionoerlid oraitiite MaBnabme an
eeieben.
slrgentinien erb1lt oamit i'm 81.
left Den Status eines vneutralen" "
Sanoes. Neutrale 2GnOer t0nnen
fem Cob aus oen Ser. Staaten
5nriif5;eben. aai:erte uno aiio5iierte
9sationen iallen nibt unter oieie
He|trlftlon, unO lateinamerifaniihe
Mepubifen i'm Eager Der Ser. No.
tloncn fonnen oaber @olo 5uriid
5leben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
|ndianer beginner NIT
Reisernte in Minnesota
Der oehrche Ertrog widen Reis steIt sieh ovf $50
OO0.-Ein indiunsches Vorrecht

ct. Haul, Winn. Die SSnoio.
ner in Minneiota. oie aaiGbrlid in
Cen norolifen Seen pilbcn Meis i'm
ySerte bon $4,000 ernten, beginnen
nun nit Der Ginbrinrung ser Grm.
!e, Die ibnen onrb elm itdotlid)es
Welet pom Sabre 1889 alein ,uge:
lidert morben lit.
Ser 8esinn Der Neisernte mar
bon Gbeiter 9. @ilion, Dem suit1n-
o!gen Staatsfommiiiar, ieitgeiett
!porSen, DER in bieiem Sabre einen
groberen grtrag oils i'm Toriabre
erlpartet. ieood feline @eforoernte.
an Den ofientlihen Dep6iisrn Der
Meierpdtionen entlang baben Die Ssn.
olanerfamilien bereits in ser W1ba
Der 154 Stdnoe. Die ben Neis ent-
gegennebmen, ibre Eager auiseihla'
gen.
Sn einem guten grnteiabr beteili
gen lid etpa 1000 Snoianer an oer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

Ginbrlnglng. nobel biele sSamiIier
ols lel6ltanoige Bruppen arbeiten.
Gin Mann ocer eine 1rau bdlt cas
&anoe nit elmer Stonee ieit, 100 sic
Geispilan5en iiber has 8aiier rel
hen Die anoeren greiien nit ser
linfen Sano nah oen Stauoen. bic
cen Ole Mebren iiber oas 8ott uno
flopfen nit einem Greidilegel oie
reifen &eisf0rner aus. "a Die G0r-
.rer nif)t alle Sur ielben 3eit reifen.
miro oieier Hro5eB orei- bis piermal
innerbalb bon 5lpei 1agen nieoer-
bolt.
Der Neit Der Meisf0rner miro bon
Cen SnOianern ins Waiier geid,iit.
telt Tim fir Sen pflan3lifen NadI.
sp1ids 81 iorcen.
Weitere Nebanblnn8
0reipiertel Ser Grnte miro an
Sen St1noen pertauit. Die fir 6ieien
3ped itaatlid li3eniiert moroetl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

@er iid) beute in 2.ltihloao aber
Inip:clllnaen gsitattet. oab O:e Sort
ietun1 zines iopieio nidt mebr
81 setpinnenoen Yier-6ronten- -&rie-
ges aui Elm unperantrortlides So
saroip:el binauslduit, uno mem fiir
oas ocutife Golf grart, oas Die
Soften oiaies slbentel,ers 5u trogen
baben miro, Ser miro 81 bobper-
r1tsriheu aliuuen gerehnet uno
maht iid) zines tooesapiiroigen Ser,
bred)ens if)uloig. Sunoerttauienoe
Tallen Ueiter an Sen ssronten onnf
Ger decentralization Sntuition
ibrer Jog. 6iib.er, Die lid) nod o.
nit briilten, oab iic nit Dem arie-
ge crit ~iiini IRinllten nah ,mSli"
GuIboren niirSen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
Argeniinisches Gold in den
Yer. Siaaien nun .,einqefroren"
Erste positive Akton .eit HvIs sehorfer Kritk vor
eniQen Wochen

@aibington. = Iie Ser. Staaten
gaben Ger pirtibaftlihen Shraube
i'm Verfebr nit Mrgentinien eine
eln3ige marnenoe Grebung, nit Der
iie &n Nbltrom argent:niiben Sol.
oes nod Dem characterization
2anoe itoppten. gs mar Die erite
poiitipe Mftion, ieit StaatsiefretGr
&uQ Mrgentinien Dor einisen $50
hen als rIeierteur" por ser Sahe
ser aQiierten darafteriiierte. Nr-
sentinien 3og ieit mebreren Wona
ten @olo aus oen Ser. Staaten
5uriid. Die Metaqienoungen BELLE
zen iid 5uiammen aui 20 Bis 80
Wiuionen> Collar. 0or fur5em lebnta
aber o:e Observation-Disclosures oes
Shabamtes ibre @enebmisung 81
elmer meiteren Goloienoune in Sobs
BON 2 Wiuionen Collar ab, uno Dem
Yernebmen nod merben in 3ufuni1
feline neuen Senoungen mebr 5uge-
laiien wer6en, iolange Die oiplonlati.
id)e Situation feline aldrunA eriab.
rem bat.
Deoer oas Staats0epartment nod
oas Shabamt rpolten iit eingeben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
Aueh Cesehuefte sollen
bel der Papier-
ein.porvns helfen

@aibingtcn. 8ie pou oe,
aonieruierunssabteiluns oes 8ar
Yroouction 9oaro befannt g.geber
miro, bat am Is. sluguit I'm gan,
gen 2anoe cine aampagne 5egon'
nen, nm sic Wfitarbeit ser 100000
Sebensmittelgeibdfte Ser Station oa.
iiir ein5uieten, Hapier iparen III
belien. Ger 0oriibenoe oes 1883
Ionalo ~. Nelion, appeaiert oabel
aud an Die 0erbrauher i'm Sanoe
Die Observation-Disclosures BEL oieier
aanrpagne meitsebeno gu unter.
ltiiten. ssn ser eriten 9Glite Oleles
Sabres mar meniser als balb 10
piel Yap;er iiir ginpad5mede, als
1iiten uip. porbanoen. mie in nor.
malen 3eiten, uno angeiidts Der
bringenoen militdrilden uno anoe.
rem &riegsanioroerunsen oiirfte oie
Gage i'm 5tpe:ten &albiabr 1914
nod tritiiher meroen. I'm beim
Giniparen mno Sammeln BON ga.
pier mit5ubelfen. merben oaber ale
100000 2ebensmittel- -Rleinbdnoler
I'M 2anbe auigeioroert. oas iolgen.
oe ,&onierpierungsgeluboe" in il.
rem 8elhdft aui5ubGnsen:
.Sm Sinblid aui oen lebensmid'
tlsen Yapierbeoari fiir ariessppede
perpflihten aud mir uns, DE &iht
llnien oes War Yroouction Boarl
betreffeno oen &leinbanoel unD oen
Yapierperbrauh gu beiolgen. @ir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
Devtsche Strategic nvr
noeh Pvres cIveeksspie|

Woib.ngton. = Die it)apei5eriid)e
rNasler Nationalsait,,ns" uer0iient
lldt unter Dem 1itel raricgiiibrung
ooer Sa5oroipiel einen Nrtifel,
in Hm lie ihreibt: rGie abselauienn
Wo6e miro pcl sen fiiuftieen gSe-
id,ihtsifre;bern oes 5peiten Welt-
frieges pielleiht einmal OILS Der
@enoepunft ge,piiroiat weroen Ger
nsn lesteu. IN teller Shubiabrt ab.
lauienoen 9ft Ser militdriihen
Cperationen einleitete. yoh ME gu
DOR baben oie HiifihlGge, oie oas
Ieutit)e Heib ieit gut anOertbalb
Sabren binnebmeu muBte. iid, nit
elmer 10 unerb;ttlihen aoniealen5
aebGuft.
Ser fiibne 0oritoB ser Nmerifa-
ner our Nbriegelung Der Vretngne
te3e,lgt oas 1raining uno Sen mad-
icnbeu Oifeniipgeiit ser amerifan:-
ihen 3ruppc1 unb miro eine mebr
als $50 ailometer breite Ssnpaiions=
front entlteben lailen. An ibr mer-
zen Die Gngldnoer uno Mmerifaner
Sann s,un 8orltob in oas 6er5
Iranfraihs bereititeben, no lie bon
feinerlei 8eieltiglmgen uno nur bon
menigen natiirlifen Sinoerniiien
| alf9ebalten ,reroen fonnen. &c
| Saftif Warihaa Mommels. Der auf
a:rer aon3entration Ser Mbnebr-
frGite ihon an ser aiiite bebarrte
uno iit an Die Soiinuns flammer-
te. ben 6ein0 ins Meer Suriif5u-
Uerien, lit ourd) oas Graebnis Ser
Surbbrufsihlabt miberlegt NOR.
oen. isreilif. iiir eine &ebabilitie.
rl,ng Oes abgeietten @eneralfelb.
marihaas pon &unSiteot, ser mi,
mcbr 0eitblid bas S6lahtfelo in:
Snrere 6ranfreid)s perleeen mollte
Inn Dem @egner niht oie Snitiat;p'
oes SanOelns 81 iiberlaiien, lit c:
rabt 81 ipat.
Aud an ser Sitfront bat sic les
te @ode greigniiie gebrabt,. 81
; Die &ataitropbengeiabr fir oie be
reits manfenOe beutihe 8erteioigun.
ins llngemeiiene iteigern," i1br
Oas Sbmei5er 8latt fort. rDe
Suftfrieg gegen 2eutid)lano bdm
merit unteroeiien aui oie 6eitl,a'
obne Gah uno nit 9reiGen in oel
Wauern EN-. uno sic Malen oe
epafuierten lliihtlinge uno ;Srem>
arbeiter fluten bereits aus Dem be
orobten Often ins 8eid 5uriid. :
: aber oie 9egen @ngloao eingeiebt
, anseblibe 0ergeltunssnaiie bo
nod INNER feline WunSer getpirfl
un0 an oen &dnoern oes Sentiments
? IN ser 9iirtei uno in 1sinnlotl
Ibreitet oie Mbfebr pom 9lf)ienlage
lpeiter fort. Die FINITE 1ront, 5:
Jront Der Yatrioten, begniiet lic
5war nod portpiegeno nit @eplGn
feln uno leihterer MftipitGt, obe
lie itebt dlri Mbrui aud 81, groBere1
Mftionen bereit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
Chinesen iranken vor 5000
Jahren schon Ziironenlimonade
Wer-- -erfond die -erfrischenden Cetroenke?

Wdlbington. Nbne uns pie!
iiber Die 8eifidte Der 6erfunit 81.
forgen, trinfen mir tdglid, 2lmona,
Sen uno anoere eririidenoe getrGn
fe. ssn bieien beiben 5agen lit es
aber pielleid)t gan5 ansebrahi. eincn
fleinen 8lid in b;e Teraanacnbei!
su nerien. nm 81 erfabreu. mem
mir sic eririihenben @etrinfe 81.
perhanfen baben.
8eamte oes faiicrliden Spies in
China milhten 9imonaoen it)on por
5000 Sabren. Gen Gbineien nor
hos 8etrdnf aus 3itroneniait, 3uf-
Fer uno Waiier mobl befannt. Mite
peridle beiagen. oaB elm mongoli,
id,er Staatsangeiteqter iiir cen d,;,
neiiihen &aiier. ser einen anitren
eenben Gag aui icinem Sbron per,
hradt bate. oas fGltlide @etrunf
hrdute
3as ausoriiden BON 3itronen
uno oas Niid,en ser 2imoEao,
lp,irbe Damn an Dem fai'erllhen
Soie elm a|ter. angeicbener imo
cintrGglider Yoiten. Der ,ultdnoi9c
Qeamte bate 40 8ldler nit Sait
pon 3itronen, Sranaen uno Srou-
ben porrGtig. Natiirlih bereitetc er
audi bie 8etrGnfe fir oie pie.er
SnlaSerieite.
Gorte3, ser Merifp erobertc. ians
in Dem EaIaIt einen Srllnf. Sen mi:
heute nod gerne l,aben. nunllld
Shofnlaoe. Cine beioueere 8eb0rof
tiotte ON Sole Der Mitefcn Die Mui.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

lahe, oie so 8efabe nit Sd)ofolooe,
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