davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-10-20
Discharges

The following District men have
been honorably discharged from the
Army through the Fort Meade sep
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Motor Products
Profits Decline

Motor Products Corp. reports a
net profit for the six months
ended Dec, 81, 1914. of 1851, 772,
equal to 90 cents per share, as
compared to S56S,749, or Sl46 a
share for the same period in 1943.
Federal and Canadian taxes
met" for the last SIX months of
1914 were set al S4S0,000, against
81 $50 600 in the previous year.
For the quarter ended Dec. 81,
1914, the net amounted 10 Sl5S,-
435, equal TO al cents per share.
against S3l3,2SS, or so cents a
share a year earlier. The federal
and Canadian taxes net for the
1914 quarter are listed at SIT 900,
against Sl.050,000 for the similar
l943 quarter.
Operating profit for both
periods has been adjusted TO
reflect the companys estimate
of the amount required to pro-
vide for adjustments OF selling
prices on war products and the
estimated amount rc~uired for
possible refunds under renego-
tlatlon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Outline Obstacles

The labor representative eX-
pressed the views that no man.
power shortage exists in the
truck assembly parts. This gen.
eralization does not include the
special case of foundries and
forge shops, which produce basic
component parts for trucks. A
severe manpower shortage eX-
ISIS in many foundries. especi-
ally in the case of unskilled
workers.
Among obstacles interfering
with heavy truck production arc
layoffs. temporary shutdowns
and poor utilization of man
power in some plants, as well
as abSenteeism, they charged.
Plants achieving maximum
truck production are those in
which good relations prevail be-
tween management and labor,
the committee pointed out.
Where Joint labor-management
cooperation IS possible, the ad-
ViSory committee members said,
labor has been successful in
keeping workers on the Jobs and
explaining the need TO work
overtime and Sundays.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Detroit Produce

modlles a, the Detroit Union Produce
l' !inaed strong 2S' western sweet spanish onoas
advanced with Micnigan onions steady. New
cabbage moved slowly az lower prices. Ice
berg head lettuce and carrots ned steady.
Warrington box Delicious. x-fAncy
ard fancy S4.ls, Michigan bu. Delicious,
IS 2S43.50: Jonathans, SSG9l0 ordinary
e. ar qa'Ii,y, 2s@ 49, 5sg Meintqs5 s6
iair. to generally Eood condition. $2.ssS
BEANs-Forida bu hampers. Valentines.
P.cng'lI ana wsH beans, best s5.o5. few
BEErs-retas operates, punched. s2So.
EE)rCoIl-P0lv crates. rs hchS.. AflklnA-
s. 5Og so, Ca'itornis. S4.25. Texas, 50.
s2a1g5 few S25o. Florida, S2d225, fcw
s. so, South Carolina, fair Sl.75. Texas.
s5H- s6.t "a u pSnl,6 5s'sl SIS IS N-' Mi'n's'n
CAREOTs-L. a crates punched, Arizona
: go, Texas s-eoz. S4.75s496: 7-doz,
cAtLIFLoWER-Pon7 crates. Arizona. So.
California, 81 259 CO. Texas. 50 " 2.5O.
,4sss 1Ss So sIa,Si sSS Goasa HsaT st
small. 81 snas Florida. 3-x1S, S4d d4.T5.
GEAPEFRulT-Te1as boxes. Marsh seed
GRAFEs-CaH'-5nia EmpeTot. luEs. &s8
s SO Fitlera fair t4TS
LETTuCE-L A crates Iceberg california.
81 s0f' 20, Arizona yuma. Sa4 le
ONIONS so-.o. sacks. M.chigan Y. S, Ne.
I Tf..uR4 &l.5UHl 90. lO-b facgG. 37lgc.
Colorado sves, Spanish u. S. No. !. 9'ineh
oRANGEs-f,onaa boxes. s4s5.o2; Texas
FoThroES -ioo-it sassi idaho Russo
BuTbaus, gflli'y Ffpde 50 Sc lO.h. sacks
u S. no. !. S.. l5-!o. SACKS U. s. No. !.
HEW ForAToEs-Floras Triuupns. so.
EhDiSHkS-TrIas crates. bchd., s. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Air Food Facts

DR.. Spencer A. Larsen Of
Wayne University reports that
studies made with the co-opera-
ton of the A & p Food Stores
and United AirlineS brought the
following interesting facts to
light:
Tomatoes shipped by air, had
a Vitamin c content double that
Of the railborne lots; consumer
panels adjudged the airhorne
samples 10 be superior in aroma,
juiciness. flavor and color, and
quality comparisons by mer-
chandising ~ experts indicated
that 40 per cent OF the out-of-
season tomatoes shipped into a
metropolitan market could bear
an air cargo rate Of 10 cents
q ton-nile -- seven times the
current rail rate
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
PROTECT INVENTOR

Supplementing its announced
policy of putting the investors S
interests first, the firm recently
decided that no member of the
organization would be permitted
10 become a director of any com
pany.- although 1t directorships
already held by members of the
staff remain undiSturbed for the
present
As another example Of added
protection for the investor, the
firm made it a part of policy last
year 10 discourage small speeaia-
tive margin accounts which might
represent the total savings OF in
dlviduals.
More than S549, goo yearly is
spent by the firm ito provide
modern faCt-hndlng service and 10
disseminate information and in
depreciation in easily understood
terms 10 investors, according TO
the report.
Merrill Lynch spent S273,936
for newspaper and magazine adj
vertiSing in 1914, of which Sl94 ia
was spent in newspapers, SO, ,622
IN magazines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Auto
Graphs
Labor Points Way
TO Get. More Trucks
BY SILER FREEMAN

An even heavier burden than
last year is being placed on
truck manufacturers this year.
Tentative schedules for 1915
Gait FOR S6S212 trucks Of all
types. against TAB $50 in 1914.
To attain this goal, the War
Production Boards new heavy
truck labor advisory committee
has set forth the steps il thinks
the truck makers should take:
Full utilization of existing
plant facilities
No idle machines in factories
in which workers are waiting
around for work.
Use OF subcontraCtorS TO sup
plement home plant facilities,
not 10 take their place.
A seveu-day week must be in
Stltuted IN critical sections of a
plant 10 insure continuous OPP
erationS on assembly lines.
No usahle foundry idle for
want OF contracts.
Better planning and early
placement Of orders with sup
pliers of component parts,
Plants that are holding hack
War production ia favor of pro-
duCtion for postwar must be
checked
Elimination of refining of
workers wher they speedup pro-
duCtIOn.
Management must he urged
10 shoot al maximum rather
than minimum figures.
Improvements IN labor rela-
tlons In some plants.
Clear cut information 10
workers regarding the schedules
which have 10 be met.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Ease Up on Bodies

Special limitations on the use
of iron and steel in truck and
trailer bodies have been re-
moved, the War Production
Board announced today.
However, an amendment also
issued today, prohibits the use
of stainless steel in truck and
trailer bodies except in milk
trucks and refrigerator-type
trucks. Iron and steel available
for truck and trailer bodies.
other than stainless steel and
galvanized sheets will be sub
ject 10 the regular CMP allot-
ments by WPBs requirements
committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Farmers M arket

FRUITS-Apples, Baldvins 10. !, y 500
2 SIS 4S.lb. bu Delicious. NO !. - 500
? SIS Ash bu Northwestern GIeeninEs. No
/ So 2Sa2sS 45-lb bu Rhode Island
flss9isFi faSs1hsn. No. No. S5a333&33 4ss 3S 81 sa
neIntosh' no / So 2S.2s5 Assn. bq
bu s,celeS RED. No. /. sass ASH bu
VEGETABLE CREENs-Leeks. No /. sic
/ iFTTUcF 2F qTJ 9''s AND SALAD GREENs-celery
cahosFe, 80 ! S2a2 50 hu Lest lettuce.
hothouse 81 s6 lO-lb basket French en-
dive hothouse, fancy 81 Sab box. No. J.,
VEGETABLES rMisesuaneousL Beeis.
topped 10. !. si&l so ou cabbage, 10
Carrots. topped No 81 5oa2 ou celery
root. 80 f2g2 50 bu. Ha-Scrsdish 80
81 5Oa3 DICK basket DN onions. fancy
tl.7sal 90 Sob sack No ! medium
81 25oi SO Psrsnips. No. 81 2Sa2 so
bu Parsley root, No /. 81 asa LIS PARE
N !. st7ss3 bu Radishes, red not
house 81 doz bchs black 80. 81 Soa
1 ts bu BhubArb choice al 50 5-lh box
small 81 30 d0z hchs RutsbsFss. No.
3deasi sd 1' r,ss 9'esp qae,r Hs 'i, sS
eu Hubbard No J.. 9Qcq q IS bu Tur.
npl topped fancy 81 eu 10. tL25@
ECGs-EXtra large S14 50 3o-doz, case.
large, SIS %, medium. 81 o2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
u. Y. Stock Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 25 tUP)
The stock market advanced IN all
sections today on moderately re-
duced volume, aided by restora-
ton of equilibrium in American
Telephone which lost "a points
in the previous session.
Telephone regained more than
half itS loss Of yesterday.
TodayS improvement in the
share list was accompanied by a
better market for bonds. Rails
stood out for strength in both
markets. Commodities also dis
played a stronger tone,
Most OF the market news was
seen as favorable, including four
bright spots in the dividend dec
larationS. Standard Brands, Con-
solidated Biscuit, and Packard de-
clared higher dividends. while
Austin Nichols paid off 81 in ar
rearS on the preferred A stock,
In the share market, preferred
issues OF utility companies were
particularly strong, with gains
ranging 10 2 points in American
Power S. preferred
New York Central was in top
place in activity in a higher rail
group.
Certain-teed issued topped the
building group with the preferred
up more than 4 points at a new
high.
Steels, motors. oils and mer-
camille issues turned up Chem
icals had a few soft spots Amer
ican Airlines gained more than a
point.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Shafer Joins
BaSS-LuckOff

Bass-Luckoff, Inc. Detroit ad-
Yertlslng agency. has announced
the appointment of Albert W.
Shafer as general manager.
Shafer has been prominent in
advertising circles for over 25
years. having been affiliated in
executive capacities with pTomi-
nent department and chain store
organizations.
For number Of years. Shafer
vas general supervisor Of adver-
tiSlng and promotional and mer-
chandising functions Of ait Sears.
Roebuck e. Co. stores located in
the area from Cleveland 10
Denver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Princeton Guest

Dean Radclff Heermance. Of
Princeton University. Will ad-
dress the annual meeting Of the
Princeton Club Of Michigan to-
morrow evening az the Detroit
Club. when Charles Grouse,
president of the club will pre-
side. The dean will visit Gran
brook and Detroit University
schools today and Friday.
While here he viii further the
nationwide plans o. the Prince
ton Personnel Index which has
provided many executives for
war industries and Will continue
after the war. A. r Clancy Jrs
is national director for Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Federal Mogu|
1943 Net o.

Federal Mogul Corp. has re-
ported TO the New York Stock
Exchange that for the year ended
Dec. 81. 1943, no refund to the
government on contract renegotia-
tion was required
The reserve of SIPS 900 has been
restored TO income for the year
and provision has been made for
applicable taxes on the amount.
This change brings the net
profit TO S9l7227 instead of 1882
227.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
'WhheCo||ar
Raise Asked

Application 10 the War Labor
Board TO increase the pay of sal
aried employees by 5 per cent, was
announced today by f. T. Weir,
chairman of the board of the
National Steel Corp,
The company statement said the
increase. if approved under the
Little Steel formula. will be
made retroactive TO December,
1913. and covers more than 800
salaried workers, including Great
Lakes Steel Corp, Weirton Steel
Co. and the Hanna Furnace Corp,
subsidiaries. in addition 10 Ma
tional Steel. parent company.
This is the first voluntary ac-
ton by any Of the big steel firms
10 bring the level of salaried
workers up 10 the much disputed
Little Steel formula ceiling. A
National Steel spokesman said
other steel companies were plan
ming TO take similar action soon.
Last November, the WLB
granted wage increases TO hourly
workers on the night shifts and
paid vacations for 100000 in SO
companies. First night shift work
erS were given an increase of
4 cents an hour while the second
shift received 6 cents.
The board sand at the time II
was retaining the Little Steel"
formula yardstick for measuring
pay increases for the nations in
duStry. The CIO Steelworkers'
Union presented demands for the
hourly workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Livestock M arket
lIrRnIT


HoGS-3OO. barrQWS and gifts active strong
today and frr week. sCWS strong 70 2Sc
hiEher top and bulk all good and choice So
$50 lbs Sl4 90 cei!inF iev other weights,
Sl4 25Hl4.7S bulk good and choice sowS.
&ls 7Sal4 pigs Sl3 so down
CATTLE-3OO active S'rong a. weeks full
advance complete clearance for week slauEh-
Ter steers and ycariinFS strong 10 2Nc higher
.ow choice 4 000.lh. native steers. top,
SlS.7H. bulk shoriicd steers and yeariings,
Sl4 N0ri6.So most common and medium,
Slla1S cutlery and common nghtwelghtS.
SsoIo. heitors. SIS down COWS very active.
assoc righCr bulk beef cows. Spal2 fcW
good covs, Sl7 with odd head 10 Sl4 can
neI5 and cutters. Se.5Oas.25. bulls strong
bulk. Sl0al2
CALvES-l5o' strcnE today and for week
spots uncienly higher. weeks top SIS bulk
good and choice SlT so most common and
medium Sl5nI6. Culs. Sll down
SHEEP-e00. lambs strong ~ 1ht higher
sheep Arm around so head good and choice
qb.lb. native tnp at SO. = deek 96-in fed
westerns tlSH5. mostly good ql-h. natives
SlS.75. f0T wees lambs 25 10 soc higher sheep
Ff0us weeks t0g fcd natives SIC bulk good
and choice fed .smrS SIS 2Nal5 7S medium
and goac. Sl3 SOsI5. common and medium
.SlIaIs cuiE. down 90 So bulk fst ewes
SEQ s. TOP ewes, IS so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Motor ECapada,- During
the first World War he was
attached 10 the United States
Air Service as a technical
writer For five years he was
managing editor of Automobile
Trade Journal. and later he
served for a number of years
as a sales engineering and truck
specialist for several important
companies.
For two years of World War
II be was connected with the
WPB and the Ordnance Depart
ment of the L. s. Army as
consultant on military truck
production and as assistant
chief of the Wheeled Vehicle
(procurement) unit, engineering
manufacturing branch, Office Of
the Chief Of Ordnance, Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Universal Cooler
Earnings Down

Net profits Of the Universal
Cooler Corp. for the quarter ended
Dec 81, 1914. are reported at
S94O2S equal TO % cents per
share, against Sl39. 9l5 or "a cents
a share for the same quarter in
1913 The federal tax provision for
the 1914 quarter is listed at $780,
600 as compared 70 S524O00 in
1913.
The share earnings for 1914 ara
on Glass p stock. after Class A
dividend requirements while those
for l9A3 arc on the combined
Class A and 3 shares, based on
participating provisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
New Abitibi Plan
Gets Creditors @. K.

MONTREAL, Jan. 25-In a let
ter TO the general creditors of
Abitibi Power and PAPER Co.. Ltd,
the creditors protective commit
tee states it has approved the
plan of reorganization proposed
by the Hughes committee and
proposes TO vote in favor of the
plan at any meeting or meetings
which viii be held.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Johnson Hits
Wafer Deal

WASHINGTON. Jan 25 (UP)
Hiram w. Johnson (R)
of California charged today that
William l.. Clayton, assistant
secretary Of state, owns large
tracts of land in Mexico, irrigated
with Colorado River water inn
pounded by Boider Dam.
Johnson made the charge during
questioning at Senate foreign
relations committee hearing on
the proposed Mexican water
treaty which would give Mexico
a guaranteed 100000 acre-feet
of water per year from the
Colorado River.
The witness, F, 3 Clayton (no
relative), counsel of the Ameri-
can section of the International
Boundary Commission told john
son he had no knowledge Of Clay
tons alleged ownership Of the
land.
Doesn't he have large tracts
of land In the MeXicali Valley
In Lower California, watered by
the Colorado River ." Johnson
asked.
II believe his firm. Anderson
a. Clayton, does some financing
of farms oper tions down
there. Clayton said -T
don't know that ne owns any
land down there"
well" Johnson said, either
he does or he doesn't. Now,
does he?"
81 don't know"
Chairman Tom Connally tD)
Of Texas interrupted 10 remind
Johnson that the committee could
call William L. Clayon before it
for questioning.
Earlier, Connally interrupted
questioning by Senator Sheridan
Downey Cd of California, so
persistently that Downey finally
abandoned his attempts TO secure
clariscation of the language Of
the treaty from the witness.
r. p MacLeash of Weslaco,
Tex. predicted meanwhile that
violence ultimately wouid break
out on the Rio Grande if the
Senate failed 10 ratify the treaty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Gain in Gas Usage
For Detroit District

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Jan.
90 was sos. $50. 900 cubic feet, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
reported today, an increase OF
SS.234O00 cubic feet compared
with the corresponding week last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

CHICAGO Jan Is ms -HOGS--l7 800
steady. top. sla buS tli $50 ql4.5S.
ufHf s1475. ugnt tights Sl42Sa14
packing t1ws. Sl3.75ol4 pl.s l2e&l3 80.
CATTLE 600. ttCa1' Calves. 900
dunn S12aiS yeafilncs. Sl2a1t butch
eE hrifoV Sqoib 10. cows SSHl4 bulls.
SuaiE so calves. SQal5 So feeder steers.
tl0al3 so stockerS steers. Sa8I32S.
c9uf and heifefs. SSa1l 80.
SHEEp-q 600. STEADY LAMBS, SIS a
1910. common. Sllula. yrar.ingE Sll.50
ais so, feeders. Sll 509l5.1s. ewes SO
eg25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
AIIGrainS
Move Up

CHICAGO, Jan 25 CINS)-
Grains were higher in todays late
dealings. Rye led the uphill trend
and ran up gains ranging from
1c 10 1S4c at the finish.
Wheat closed unchanged to &c
higher with the May contract at
$780,.
Corn finished sc TO &c higher;
oats 5sc to lac higher and barley
unchanged 10 i2c up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Sugar Grinding Laos

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-Crindins
Of the 1915 Cuban sugar crop,
which was authorized 10 begin
Jan. Is, IS getting off 10 a slow
start with only l3 mills operat.
ing 50 far according TO Havana
advices IN the trade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
ASSETS INCREASE

"A Gross income was S1S.662 ,459.
compared with Sl7321, ,3S1 in 1943.
Expenses were SI773,2fS higher
than IN 1913, and amounted 10
S14 240,725. Expenses included a
Aear-end payment of S575 459 for
employees.
Total assets Of the firm in
creased from S105,O 900 600 10 S135,-
100000. while net worth increased
from 81 100000 to S1025Q.000.
The firms share of round-lot
business on the New York Stock
Exchange was 81 per cent for
1914, compared with 95 per cent
in 1913. It's share of the odd-lot
volume was III in 1914 VS.. 11,6
IN l943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

the firm are
shown In the
1914 annual re-
port of Merrill
Pierce
+ CnnCr and
Bcanc, invest
nlcnt bankers
a n q brokers
released 70 GUS
toners
T he fir M
made a profit
Of 81, 421 733
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Merrill Lynch
ReporfsGdiins

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-The ad-
dIuor Of $4,000 new accounts, an
increase Of S300000oO in total
current assets. and an improve
ment OF S2.250000 IN net worth of
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

e xp erienced
au TO mobile
and true X
man sale
engineer and
writer
T ON Gull
lens expert
q n ce goes
b a c X 20 be-
fore w orld
War I, t-ifcn
he was SerV-
ice manager
for the Ford
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Becomes Editor

Effective with the January
issue the editorial management
Of Automobile Topics is taken
over by Thomas (. Cullen an
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
What S New
In Business
Fisher CaI Blocks
OPA PRICING PIa0s
By WARD SCHULTZ

Harvey Campbell Of the De-
tro.t Poards Of Commerce says
that the entry Of the Fisher
Brothers into the postwar auto
mobile business may prove 90
he a blessing in disguise for The
entire industry.
lie points out. with C0nsldcN
able logic. that OpA prcC plan
nerS who would like 20 control
postwar car prices face viz
tuslly lnSurmolntah'e stumbling
block in the Fisher Car.
Preliminary steps indicate
that OPA would like 10 base
initial postwar prices on a per-
centaCe increase ever -thn l442
car or las. pr 'viOus model built;
but With no Fisher price prece-
Gent it would be patiently unfair
TO set competitors prices on
tnEr bass and Fishers eH
another.
BasinE of prices on costs is
seen out Of the question because
no manufacturer can be sure
what has postwar costs are EO-
inC 10 be and none Is willing
20 submit detailed figures 10
OPA anyway. for fear trade
secrets viii leak out in that
manner.
In the final analysis, motor
men agree almost unanimously
that competition Will keep
prices at a reasonable level and
with some of the new giants of
the aviation industry eyeing the
lush markets with drooling lips.
II looks like they're loo per
cent right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

salaries and interest on capital
Individual federal and state ia-
come taxes are estimated at S.
500 600. leaving S92l733 10 be dl-
Niied among 67 of 81 general and
limited partners These profits
compare Mith- s. S535 S7744 before
taxes. ar7ri T. ttttt35. .S571 f0T the part
nCrs. after taxes IN 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
CASH GRAIN CLOSE

CHICAGO Jan. 25 ms Cash spstF- eiase
WHEAT-Nonc
COMM 4 yellow 81 o4i.al.l4l.. No.
iaA EnL,-s 2 a5-4c-A~ wufre &
OATS-So / mixed -sc sample grade.
white re
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
WINsIPFG GRAINS

WINNIPEG. Jan - ms Rye Closed a
10 lssc higher today NAV NIlsis july
81 l5a, al l3rs Oct 81 oea. .a1 0ers,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Veiten 9anf

iagen Sic Gbore Saronia. Gintrad)t-
&ernania, MaSrigal alien Seilneb-
nlern anl Nanfett uno Snitallierungs.
ieier, beionoers ben auspartigen Sd.
iten uro Sdreerb.ro- -8eamten Hru,'
@. 9aider uno @unoes.Sefr. M. &.
GrieIe'abenelt. uno @rob.Rrdi. Ses
Central 0erbauoes Sobn Naltbes. TO-
,pie ullen Me6nern, Solnten, Sdngern
Jrau Sara 8. Sdneioer. Serrn San.
Ebeuman fir oie berrlihen @orte
bei Der giniitbrun9. oeu Sanserinnen
oie oas feline @ebdd seidcnft uno be.
ionoers Hrai. Midael Salmen fir
BeiorW,rs Ser 9enoel fir ben foit.
lihen Eaprifas uno oen aodinnel.
luS aomitees; gbormeiitcr Brof. v.
Nifolnus iotuie Dem iungen Wuiifan'
ten. Sdyuiter. .&ann.3,,der fir ole
id,0ne Ean5nufif.
Yanria M. 3ebner, HrGi.
gliiabetb 9iihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Ans her Senti dse,neinSe.

aqe,t Nfitglieoern Der 9ei,tid-@.
meinbe lpir6 betannt gelnad)t, bab
Sonntag, ben 21. Sarular, i'm Mn'
iMub oes 8ottesoienites Ole Sabres.
periolnmlu,tg Der @enlei1,oe itattfin.
bst, in ,pelder oie Weridte oes &errn
Bfarrers Ieutihl6noer. Der Ginan5.
beridt bonn 'sdasmeiiter, ioarie oes
airdenfonbes tsnb iiber Benebolen5.
ginaobIuneen beridtet miro. Nud Der
Jinan5ietret6r miro uns einen 8e-
ridt iiber Beitr69e- -gin3ablungen &C.
ben fir oos berfloiene Sabr 1914.
Oerner miro nod iiber cine iebr mid.
ti9e Mui9aoe Ser 9eutld,oelneimoe, Die
mir bier nibt berroten 1poI[en, eeipro-
den sper6en. sl6er es lit iebr tpi@tig.
Daber laSen mir ulle Witslicoer uno
Grelnsoe gum @ottesoienit uno Sic
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Mnialub an BEN Gottesoienit ber3lid)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

@riib Gott, ltebe Sdneernnen unr
Sdnaer Inn ue,,en Sabre. Tus aIte
ssabr lit Nun pcrgonaen uno nit Sem
Subresanfeng fommeu auh spieoer
,teue Serpflidt,,ngen an ,ms berun.
&c lit cine 4flid,t, oaB ale Settionen
,mieres 9unoes, ibre Beamten fir
bieles Sdbr, init 9eamen uuo Mbreiic
Bel ser @ebattion unieres GoIfsbIatts
Iobolo ais moslih al1neloen fit ben
Moreiienfalet,Oer. 90 il, oieiem Sabre
m,d oas Sdneerfeit in glepeIano
@eit itattfiuoet lnb piele Mrbeit be.
poritebt, lit es ooppeIt not,penois, SaB
Ser Observation-Disclosures ridtig oeitelt
.uirb, Inn ,,nnotiee Shreibereien au
rerbiiter.
Sd bin iiber5euet, eob ale unierr
Settionen. ,pelfe tiihtiee 8eamten
eetpdblt baben. bieie, meine 8ittc.
ihnellltens erfiiIen tperben.
sd, pertIeibe nit tre,,iGhiiidem
Sdnger9rlb Guer
q. 6. Jrieienbengit.
Buuoesicfretar.