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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
BUMPER WHEAT CROP

This summer American farmers
harvested a billion-bushel wheat
crop, the second largest in history.
Now, in view of probable de-
mands and supplies on hand, tie War
Food Administration has recommend
ed that State goals be regarded as the
largest acreage which should be
seeded to wheat for 1915 harvest,
and that paintings beyond the goals
set by the States be discouraged. {"
The Maryland 1915 wheat goal as re-
Gently announced, Is 10000 acres.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
1914 OCTOBER ,o44|
SUN MON TUE WED THUR M SAT /
4 2 8 a s 8 Il
8 9 lOl l IL 1914
|l5I l6Il7Il8Ilo 2OI2l|
22|23|24 rs 26| 27'|2 e|
29I3Ol3l
AIMS TO AVOID NEW TAXES
RETAIN 12 CENT RATE
Governor Will Call Special Session


If Emergency Develops
Avoidance of new forms of State
taxation for the 1946-47 budget per-
iod, and retention of the State tax
rate on real and personal property at
its present rate of IL cents per 500,
if possible, will be among his objec-
tives as he prepares to approach the
admittedly difficult task of shaping
the State budget for submission to
the 1915 Legislature, Governor Her.
bert r. O'Conor has indicated.
Budget requests of the various de-
partments, agencies and institutions,
now in the hands of Budget Director
Walter N. Kirkman, are decidedly in
excess of amounts allocated for run
ming the State during tie current BIZ
ennium. Most of these increased al
lotments sought, the Governor point
ed out, reflect the higher operatir g
costs of the States institutions as
well as the necessity for replacement
of equipment, which has been wear
ing out since the beginning of The
been impossible up to now.
Under Maryland's budget law, for
every contemplated expenditure a
corresponding source of income must
be provided Hence, the more sue
cessful the attempts to keep the bud
get within bounds, the less taxation
will be necessary. Inasmuch as, the
Chief Executive further recalled, the
two-year period covered by the new
budget will almost certainly reflect
a great cutback in State incomes, be-
cause of the expected decrease in war
industrial production following the
expected end of the war in Europe,
and may also see the end of the Jap
anese war in the Pacific, estimates of
incomes necessarily are open to many
contingencies.
Rather than make any "guesses"
to take care of possible declines in
revenue, he prefers to prepare the
budget as muck as possible along cur
rent lines of income and expenditure,
with the proviso that any sudden
emergencies caused by reduced reve-
nues or changed economic conditions
can be handled through special SEES
sion of the Legislature.
Fortunately for the people of the
State, Maryland's finances are in ex-
cellent shape, and there is no possible
cause for concern over any unexpect-
ed possible financial development.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
The Department OF Labor

1t doesn't seem quite fair to place
lie Secretary of the Department of
Iabor in the same class with Harry
hopkins, who is disliked because of
is peculiar views on public questions
nd his influence on President Roose-
cit. Too often the critics of the Ad-
Illustration denounce Hopki n i,
ckes and Miss Perkins in a single
entence: Each should be spanked
eparately. Secretary of the Interior
iarold Ickes is quarrelsome and
arcastic man, who admits he is an
I'D curmudgeon and contrary as they
make them.
The Secretary of Labor is held in
ather high esteem in Washington
he is unfortunate because President
roosevelt has never allowed her to
xercise or administer the principal
luties of her Cabinet office She is,
ctually, the head of a great stats
ical Department of the Government
which she looks after with ability.
The actual Communicated of
.abor is Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
nd he keeps all the strings in his
lands, and pulls those strings to di-
ect tke movements of the heads of
Jig Labor Union organizations, and
SIS important ones like the Team
tiers Union.
1t is understood in Washington
hat Miss Perkins has offered her res
snation at different times and that
t has not been accepted by the White
House. Meanwhile she has held on to
-;er job as rubber stamp for her
Chief.
There should be real Department
f Labor, and Secretary with full
power and authority to administer af-
airs. Otherwise, the Department
hould be abolished.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
Not So Fast, Mr.. F. d. r..

The Dumbarton Oaks Conference
has offered remarkably strong pro-
posals for a lasting peace, and appar-
ntly no one except President Roose-
5elt has objected to the discussion of
kese plans by the general public
put that naughty gentleman assails
sniping at security by discussion
ists.'
The President thereupon opposed
he idea of Washington as headquar-
.ers for the Council, as horrible
place" for all-year around headquar-
tiers.
Nobody, as far as the writer knows
S shipping at the Dumbarton Oaks
Jrogram- everyone seems anxious to
tand behind it, but intelligent people
still have the right to form. their own
Iinal opinions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
CHILD WINS ONE IN A MILLION
CHANCE

How little girl, unable to swallow
at birth, was given one chance in a
million to survive, is alive today
thanks to miracles of surgery. Don't
miss this fascinating story in the No
vember 5th issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Favorite Magazine With The
BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
A Modern Historical Novel

A lot of people in the National
Capital insist that if "easy money" is
poured into a World bank that it will
be borrowed where it is banked and
naturally spent in those homelands.
The United States Government will
be whistling for its money twenty-five
years from now, just as it will con-
tinue to whistle for it's first World
War loans.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27
THE BATTLE FOR THE PEACE
Nv j. H.. Jones

Washington, d. c., October 23-
The American people are constantly
being told that the Big Three, mean
ing the United States, Great Britain
and Russia, will occupy Germany and
Japan, and crack down on those out
laws for many years. But no one, so
lar as this writer is able to discover,
knows how they are going to do it,
The Presidential campaign is having
the effect of clarifying many phases
of the question.
At the end of World War l the
United States and Great Britain and
France were the Big Three. They Lad
al their charts made; they made an
Armistice; peace treaty and a
League of Nations. Evidently the
League will be made over, reinforced,
evitalized, modernized and become
l vital agency in winning and preser-
ling World Peace The refusal of the
United States to join the League was
me reason why it failed. And so the
league specialized on disarmament
4rograms and high sounding pro-
grams like the Kellogg BRAND treaty.
t had no standing, or power, to pre-
ient the rearming of Germany. Nor
.ould it restrain Japan. In conse
tuence, all it's ambitions, aims and
forts in behalf of freedom and NOR
llity, which was the spirit of the
league, could not be made to func-
ion
We face the same situations today,
nd as a result all the wise men who
liscuss Permanent Peace seem to diff
er in their beliefs. Ike Big Three,
Jus other nations, may be able to set
military forces to keep Germany
md Japan under control
But how can we dispose of the OPP
imists and altruists who survived
he first World War and now live to
ell us that Germany must be allowed
o reestablish it's industrial and eco
ionic power? That doesn't make
5ense. Some people insist that the vic
orious nations should merely keep
watck of Germany for rs to SO years
lnder the theory that they wouldn't
make war any more. But that doesn't
make sense either.
So World Government for the flu
ure reached first base at Dumbarton
)aks-which is long way from Sec
nd, third, and home plate.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27

The Secretary of the Interior re-
ports that since the United Mine
Workers no-strike pledge of last No.
vember. there have been some 1900
walkouts involving approximately
$4,000 men and costing seven mil
lion tons of vitality needed fuel. How
long is the United Mine Workers
bully going to boss the government?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27

COP speaker says farmer is treated
as football. That is because the ADJ
ministrati9n sets goals for him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-10-27

Housemaid is recaptured. Major
victory on the home front.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
STREET FUND

Payroll lila s.. $50. SO
NJ. NJ. Smith, Inc. i4.78 IL
1913 ~ 30 81
Gulf Refining Company IL So. Is
Rondon & Son Ia $50
Westcndorfs Drug Store - As
Macomb Motor Parts, Inc. Is i7l7
C. c. Frohm & Sons Ill 200
Ray Industries. Inc. Ia 4.O5
Goodyear Service is 4I9l
Chas r, Ulrich Agency -l6 1872 %
Contractors Machinery Co Il %. So
J. 7, Wing e. Co. - $500
Detroit Asphalt Paving IA 1872 %
Gulf Refining Co. IL ll55
The Texas Company IA 1913
Hubarth g. Schott Co u 25
Dobbs Welding Co. IL l.75
Kruse Sons Company IL 80
Paul +. Eschenburg lis AS
Auto Electric Shop lis l95
Stewart Sales Service is 80
Chas. s. Fcrrin Co. liz sol
Roland f. Nank -l6 29ll
MI Clemens Oil Company III $40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17

NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED, that the Mayor and Clerk
be, and they hereby are. authorized
and directed 20 issue warrant against
The Interest and Sinking Fund in the
amount OF Thirty-three thousands. Two
Hundred and Twenty ard no 100 $685.
10000 Dollars, that being the amount
due.
Carried.
Yea-LonEstaif. DuBsy and Weston
dorf
Nays-None.
Commissioner LonEstafEDuBsy NOV
ed that the is44-45 State Highway
Maintenance contracts be received
and referred 20 the City Engineer and
the City Attorney for adjustment.
Yea-LonGs,an. DuBay and Weston
dorfy
Nays-None. =,
Commissioner Breitmcyer enters.
Commissioner LOnEstaff-Breitmeycr
moved that the copy OF the letter from
the State Health Department 10 the
Board Of Commerce he received and
filed and referred 20 the Commissioner
OF Public Safety and Health and the
City Attorney 10 write the Board Of
Commerce a letter explaining some
OF the details involved.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. LongstaH. DuBay
and Westendorf.
NsyS-None.
Commissioner DuBsy Breitmeyer
moved 10 adjourn.
Carried.
Yea-B reitmeyer. LonEstaH. DuBay
and Westendorf.
Nays-None.
JOSEPH H. MATTHEWS,
City Clerk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
sl9lI44
FIRE FUND

Payroll 5l-l6 sl,4l7l5
The William Pike Co. IL SIS
The Modern Electric Co. lis 2.40
General Fire Truck Co. -l8 97.70
Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Corp.
Ia 80 O6
Normington's Laundry -l5 852
Consumers Power Co. -l3 2.3e
David Moser III % so
The Gamewell Company IL 7.48
Krusc Sons Company is 40
Mine Safety Appliances Co. -l8 1890
Mt. Clemens Hardware Co. is Ia
Macomb Ice Service Co. -l5 299
Michigan Bell Telephone III 100
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
MI Clemens
Commission
Proceedings
CITY COMMISSION

October II, 1914
Commission Chamber
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
Stat. OF Michigan

Commission Chamber
State OF Michigan
City of Mi. Clemens
AZ a regular meeting OF the City
Commission of the City OF Mount Glenn
ems held on the above date, there were
present Mayor WestendoTf and Com
missioners Longstaff and DuBay. Alb
sent: Commissioners Breitmeyer and
Bruneel./
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved,
Co m m issioner Longstaff-DuBay
moved that the commune alton from the
Macomb County Board OF the Kings
Daughters be received and filed.
Carried.
Yea-LongstaH. DuBay and Weston
dorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH moved
that the several applications for soft
drink licenses be approved.
Yea-Longstan. DuBay and Weston
dorf.
Nays-None.
Commissioner longstaff-DuBsy moved
that the several applications for build
ing permits be granted. subject TO the
approval of the City Engineer.
Carried.
Yea--Longstan, DuBay and Western
Nays--None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstsH NOV
ed that the Report of the Finance Com
missioner be accepted, and the Mayor
and Clerk be, and they hereby are,
rants against the several funds therein
fpliDyyg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
Clan McManus

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - UH -
McManus children of ST. Jo-
seph almost have a monopoly on
the Cornelius School here. Out
of total enrolment of Is chill
dren, seven Of them are chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nc
Manus, according TO Leonard
Jones, county superintendent Of
schools.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
s+O5e.44
APPROVED.

FREDERICK BREITMEYER, Jr.
Finance Commissioner.
Carried
Yea-Longstan DuBay and Weston
dorf.
Nays-None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH Of
fered the following resolution and NOV
ed its adoption:
WHEREAS. Water Works Bonds.
New Plant, in the amount Of Twenty
five Thousand S25 900. 90, Dollars, prin-
cipal, and the scmi-annual interest
thereon in the amount of Eight Thou
sand. Two Hundred Twenty and no 100
SO 22O OOl Dollars, becomes due and
payable on the 18th day of October,
1914 az the First National Bank, Mount
Clemens:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
So That's How Ii Is

LAWRENCE, Kan. - U.P) -
Coed bookstore managers here
are non-committal when asked
by observers if the placing of
book titled Man" next TO one
called Animals Without Back
bones is accidental.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17

Macomb Insurance Agcy. SO q
The Modern Electric III
Deueweih's Hi-Speed -6l
Economy Linen Service ~
Lakeside Fuel and supply IT !:
John c. Jarchow ~
WestendorFs DrUg Store III
Harold Lindsey-Sl II
Macomb County Treas. III -
Gulf Refining Co. 81 !.
II. Longale III !,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-17
s64S5l7
POLICE Nd

Payroll 6l-!8 Sl,6l7 81
Roland F. Nank Ia ~ 50
Macomb Ice Service rs 2.7B
Art Eppler's Garage 10 y il6.l2
Al. Evans 10 - so
Francis Hundley lis $3.50
NJ. r. Anderson Company 10 20 25
Jacomb +. Theut. Sheriff II $50
Gulf Refining Company IA 70 IS
Krans Hi-Speed Service III 2297
Western Union Telegraph 30 375
Michigan Bell Telephone 20 s. 90
Macomb Publishing Co. 10 $3.50
Auto Electric Shop 10 % 90
Hubarth e. Schott Co. Is III
The Modern Electric Co. is 24O
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

Walbimgton. Die gmerifaller
iinO auf ser Wanoerilng. llno oas
be;iebt iid ribt aui mIere Sruppen
an oen aampiirontcn in Ser gan5en
Welt. Seit Y.arl Sartor lit cine
MaiienipanberlIng innertm,u ser
Tereinigten Staaten int Gang in eis
mem MaBitab, ser iid nit ollell Der
gleiden ldBt, mas bon europa Der
Mfannt lit.
Die SatIad)e, oub oie Seute bel
ibren &eiien tire Ratipni,rungshii
der mitfiibren miiilen, libt oie'en
bisber nuh ME bugelpeienen Ysun.-
terungsitrrm genau priif>n.
Seit 1910 baben Seem g,rs. Nc.r
Seriep uno Yenniplpunia et1ra 1 u
Millionen Menid,en perluren, Neu.
england etipa Elm, balbe Nfillitn,
tpdbrvno Connecticut Scr ein;,gs
Staat ienes @ebiets lit, pelder e;-
,eihnen bat. Sn ser gleih.n 3eit
men gep0lferungsSlnpahs su Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
Wsihnachisposi mach Uebersee
vom is. September bis Us. 0kiober
Postomt gbt Ansehoerisen Won WehrmoehtsmitgIe
dern Riehtinien, Was sic ~ tvn hoben.

rSport Shnur uno Shodteln
uno legt guh einen gilrtauisplan
3lreht". rdt 8eneralpoltnc liter
1ranf 6. Wrlfer, i,rSe,n er gleihei-
tig Die Goridyriften befannt 9ibt, sic
bel ser Gerienonng bon Meibnahts-
geld. .nten an sic Sampler an Sen
nerid)ie&nen 0ronten beobaftet
aperoen nliiiien.
Die 0erinl,bt5eit. ioapobl iiir Die
Mn9eborigen Ser Mrm,e als alld ser
Nopp, lit oieielbe, uie inn Yoriabr !:
is. September bis Is. Sftober. Nad)
0iden 5ermin miro, pbne idriitli.
DIES Mnii.d)en tom sen Soloat,n, fein
Hutet nlebr ailgenontinen. Die gro
ben Mnioroer,tngen, o;e an oen
Sd,ifisralmn eeiteut tperoen, fern. r
Oie Oringlid,feit. nit ser @aiieh.
Munition, MeSifamente ul1 Ser,
pflegung uerid)ifft peroen miilien,
iino bafiir ins 5r,fien 81 fitbren, oab
ef1t 10 friiber 3eitplm,tt feitseiest
aDorSen 1T. suberoem muB in Be
troht geso9en neroen. oaB @eihenf-
pafete groBe Stref,n suriif,uleeet
'baben, linb baB b:e @eiterielrol,ns
fir 0e, beren Stalrborte gednSert
tuarSen, tpeitere 3eit in Mniprud)
1iintnt. Or Wioerbou, SEN oie Mui=
forSerltn9en ser Eo1tpertpaltl,rg I'M
0oridbr geilnboen bot, gibt 8etpqbr,
ouB aud oiesmal oas Y,tbliflmi in
ser Ausfiabr,lne aller Mabnub,nen,
Ole bem 0oble Der 9mnpitruppen
sepio,1et iilho, tatfrGitie mitarb,iten
miro. gs lit iiferIih ntd,t leibt
bereits iett, nitten in ser beii,eiten
Sobres5eit, an Netbnad)tsgeid,enfe
81 S,nfe1, Sof miro alieits oie 0ot-
aDenSigfeit, Sies gu tim, anerfannt.
llno allies getan, buB oieienigen, Die
fern ser Seimat Iiiro, ba,s gefirbI ba-
ben, niht rergeiien 81 lcin, irl,b ibre
acknowledgements reht3eitie erbal-
ten. Observation-Disclosures @aH,r lit
itberselagt. onb oas Ei,bliflm aud)
l,euer 6ie gerlanoporihriften gerloll
beobohten tperoe, boh m0d)te er be-
ionoers betonen, oaB mebr Sorgiult
BEL Der gerpudltne auigeapenoet eper-
Den nt6se iiro SaB oi, Moreiien fIar
lutS rithtig atlgegeben 1peroen. slQsu
oft 1T es trot oller 8enlitb,r,,gen nidt
moglid), Elm @eibnnhtsse'd 'denfpofet
nrungels riftiger abr,iie ieiner 9e,
itimmi,itg 5u5uiiibren.
GS MT 1tltr 5u hebalErn, oaB ollge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

meilter tort, at,er Die tilteren ldyapel.
gen uno iiibren oie ibntn iibermlt'
telten Yeieble aus. tpe:l @eneralfelOs
marid)au Wilbelm &eitel Der Gbef
Oes Sberfomnlunous. anfiinOigte.
oab ieglid)e &ritif al O.r &riegfiib.
rllng nit Dem 1pbe beitrait miro.
I'm icine Strateaie beitGtigt al
befonnlel, beriei Sitler fiirSlib cine
aonieren5 i>iner @enerile uno Mo-
mirGle ein. an Der er teilnabin, 10
beridtete &ciineiiter meiter. ~Sit.
lers 0eiiht mar geidapolleh feline
Stiln;rs lciie unO perbeOoerte iid)
Sallerno in iciner Heoe". Snnenmi.
niiter uno Geitapo. .Sbef 9imntlcr
iouie ErppagauOaluiuiiter @oe6bels
mobnten ocr &onieren5 bel, oie 5otf-
nciiter cine iiinitiigig. Sblile
l,almte
Soitler lei pGDreno ser Mnlprad)e
an ieine aonlnialloeure iiber ieine
eisen.n 8orte seitolpert lno bobe
iid oft rsrIprod,en, um Damn segen
GnSe 81 iagen. Dab Oe,ltidlanO ras
fiirlid oen &rieg geiuinnen tperoc.
~aber nienano erfldrte, a!ti wslfe
8eiie", 10 iagt Soifmeiiter. Giniee
ser iiingeren 8enerGle rdienen trot
Ser sering>n lleber5eugungsfraft
nnn Giflprs 0(nui,pr,,uncu henpiS{orf
jl iein. insbeiolloere als Sitter ibnen
iagte, Oab ser @eg gum Sieg inn
8.rtral,en auf Sen Nationaliosialis
mus 81, iinOen iei. ~Sie ilteren. er.
fabrenereu &ommanSelre beurteilten
Die &eoe ifeptiid)". 10 fitbr Soffmei-
lt,r fort. ~Wir ip.lbten, OaB ieine
&eSe nid,t sic Gage al ser Jront
per6ellern fonne, tpo Sol0aten,
Sanfs unO 5lllgpuge ben0tigt tper.
Oen." n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

5abl I'M 79S Yrojent, luabrenO adr
Staaten Counties baben, ,peld)e nebr
als oie SGlfte ibrer Gorfriegsein-
nobuerSabl perloren bactn.
Gs bonbelt iid) nid)t lnn cine uor-
iibergel,enoe 9euolferungsoerihie-
bung, oie berihtigt miro, lpenn uie-
ser Jrieosn bsrriht. Die angeiteus
ten ltnteriudplngen laiien erfenne,,,
oab uiele 2eute, oie nad anoercn
@cbieten iibersriiecelt iinO. feinerlei
slbiid,t baben, ,pieoer nod bcn friis
bcren Wobniieen 5uriid;l!tebren. Die
Sltfiiite ,,uo beionoers Neuenglano
biirien mabrif,einlib nit einem ball-
etno,n Gerlltit eines groben 8euol.
ferlllrgspro5entiates redn,en.
IS beibt, Oab Ole Naf)friegspllne
bes Sdiiis'balners Senrp aailer tell
ipeiie uri einem Stiloiltm oi>ier Ser
IdieMng iuben. slebnlib perfabren
audi &ettenlGben nit ser Elanung
fiinitiger Warenb1uier uno 2G0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

merp County nit CAUTION gearann
boben California, Oregon nno Waib-
ialston etrpa ~ ltillion Gilupobner
getponnen. "a 0roBltGOte batten Ell
npn Vepolterlu,gsuerlrit BON 5 bis
10 Yro5ent auf5lnpeii,n, tpdbreno
81 ancere einen 3lnpad)s INN 10 bis
40 Erojcnt erilvbrcn.
Gie 8spolferllngsoerihiebung lit
cin 4rlno fiir oie nangeltafte Ser.
'prglllss Ger Station nit Sebensmit-
teln. Sie NIT ibren &ationierungs.
punften lNrltmji bei,Sen Sea,te mub-
ten ieitltellen, ouB sic iiir lie be-
ltinllnten 9ebensmittel BORT lino, mo-
fer iic famell. uno niht oort, 100 lie
lid, iett befino II.
Ntaiue bat $4,000 Menidrn Der
loren. nber oie Staot Nprtlano in
ielleln Staat bat nlm $1,000 nlehr.
Ohio rerlor $4,000. aber Montgo-
mebr aIs $4,000. Sn Mineral Goun.
tn in 9fepQ0u lti,u Oie 8ep0lferuuus,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

nein sic Meinllng pertreten lit, oie
8robe eiller Sbwbldnhtel mare bas
rihtigc MusanaB. Man ioa bod itets
oaran benfeil ma, tpeit oiele Nnfpte
in iiterlooenen Yodr1lnnen 5u reiien
l,aben. gSenn sic Weidenfe unbe.
idGoigt antcrnlnen iollcn, 10 miiii.
iie in MetaQ=, Sols= cioer Jiberbebdl-
tern enttulten iein ober in geo!ege.
nen Sd>ad,teln. 81, nit ieitem, e,un-
miertem Eafrupier peritlrft iino.
@enn e,unierte Stretien uno
@inoefaSen aleid)5eitig beniitt ,per-
S,n, I'm 10 porteilbafter. Werm o;e
1ubere Gerpafllne beidIoigt miro,
ipas iefr lpabrid)einlih au6 ser Soil
iein miro, . miro ser sslrbalt ser
,SelrAllng Damn gdiddibt bleiben,
tpenn 0iberfartou1S Sdpahteln in il.
ties Hapier eilge1pifelt iillb. guh
i'm Snnern ser Senoung ioIlte oie
8eitellaoreiie al,g>9eben aperoen, 90
nit iiir SEN sSaQ Der 1renn,ms ser
llmbiiue pom Hafet oie Senollng
nihtsoeito1peniser sltgeiteat m,roen
fSnnte. Seoer 1peib, mas Wetbnadyts.
geldenfe beoellten, onber iorg, man
id)pn iett Nafiir, bab lie aud prS-
nungsgerldb aoillitiert ser YoIt iiber-
geben lperoen. Ginig, Ser 0oridrii-
ten la,,ten: fiht mebr als 5 YilnS
8etpid)t uno elm MusarlaB bon Is
sou in ser 2dt9e poer SO Spu I'M
giirteIlunriung.
Gie 8eseid)nlltg Gbriitnms Harcel
iou cntbalten iein, oamit es Dor oem
25. Se5ember anfpnrnt. Mn einen
Sol0uteu borf in elmer Wodp nid)t
nebr aIs elm Nafet abge'dift mer-
ben. @eroen mlbrere @egenitGnoe in
elmer Senolns peridift, 10 ioaen lie
ein5eln oiht perpadt tperoen, on be.
item in Wad)spapier, lurb bas ganSe
cingeihloiien in elmer Metallbiidie,
6ol5ihad)tel ober feitem aarton.
Geroerblide Sitter oiirfen nift Der
id)ift iperoen, ebenlo entSiinolihe
8egenitano, uno Sadpn. sic anoere
Senolmgen beihGoigen fonnten.
Sfarfe @asenitdnoe tpie Meiier uno
&aiierflingen miiilen op Sdpncioen
iorgfiiltis eeifiiet baben. Man be.
gimme 10 friib OILS moglih, am beiten
gleid nad) Dem Is. Septenlber, nit
Dem Geriaro. Sc 1n,br bas grcbe
Hltblifllm mitbilft lunio eber tper,
ben sic Sc henfsempi6nger begliidt
ietn. ~.