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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
POPE Plus ASKS
FOR JUST PEACE

VATICAN CITY, March 19-U'D
The three great leaders Of the
world had before them today an
appeal by Pope Plus to show fore
bearance and understanding in
forming a peace generous to all
peoples in the light Of their ira
gic war sufferings.
Never before have the sufferings
Of the peoples given them a great
er right to benevolent considera-
ton, the Pontiff said a speech yes
terday from the central balcony of
st. Peters Basilica.
An estimated $4,000 persons, in
Guiding thousands Of American
soldiers who damned the square,
broke tradition repeatedly to in
terrupt the Pope and shout ac-
claim when he referred to the COM
ing peace.
The applause was long when he
implored all the people Of the wor-
Id to pray to the Almighty, who
pardons all, SO that he may aid
suffering humanity and put an end
to this horrible catastrophe and
bring about a just and lasting
peace"
In his message, which was divid-
ed equally between political and
moral considerations, the Pope also
assailed war profiteers, particular
ly blackmarket operators whose
hands are "stained with the blood
Of widows and orphans"
The Pontiff's speech was based
primarily on the responsibility Of
victorious leaders to the entire
world.
'The reconciliation of the peo
Piles cannot have a guarantee Of
stability unless it is accomplished
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
STIMSON URGES
NURSES DRAFT

WASHINGTON, March 19-U.H-
Secretary of War Henry l.. Slim
son today urged prompt enact
ment OF nurse-draft legislation. He
said "the wounded cannot watt
Stimson advised the Senate Mill
tary Affairs committee, beginning
hearings on the House-passed
nurse draft bill, that "a serious
SHORTAGE of military nurses ex-
lists ''noW."
His plea was contained in a
letter to Committee Chairman FL
bert D. Thomas, D., Utah. 1t was
presented by Undersecretary of
War Robert P. Patterson, first
witness at the hearings.
Under the House bill, virtually
every unmarried nurse age 20
through a. would be drafted for
military service. Nurses married
after March la deadline estab-
lished by the House-also would
be called.
Stimson and Patterson said that
unless the bill is enacted the
Army would still be short 5000
nurses on June l. Delay now, he
said, may result in tragedy to
thousands of wounded soldiers"
More than 5000 nurses joined
the Army Nurse Corp after Presi-
dent Roosevelt's January plea for
a draft, but the volume Of aqpli-
cations sis now almost down to
the inadequate number that pre-
vailed in 1914" Patterson said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
OLD TAX RECEIPT
PROVES PUZZLER

The New Hanover County Com
,nissioners briefly constituted them
selves a board of handwriting-ex-
merits yesterday afternoon in an at
tempt to fix the validity of a r.
wear old back-tax receipt present
ed for their inspection by B. c..
Watts. of Sunset PARK. After Is
minutes peering, they owned them
selves stumped by the signature
initials on the unorthodox docu-
nent which Watts said had been
given him by an unidentified clerk
in reconstructed tax-office days
as clearance on a real estate pur-
chase A further investigation was
ordered.
A short discussion of the FEAST
biGty Of equipping the consolidat-
ed Board of Health clinic to handle
pneumo-thorax treatment Of indi-
gent victims of pulmonary tuber-
culosis was initiated by Commits
sioner Louis J. Coleman. This
topic arose in connection with a
vote to reimburse DR.. R. B. Rod
man, surgeon currently charged
with administering such treatment
TO County patients. Board opinion
was that no change would be prac-
teal at present.
The Commissioners also moved
to grant permission to the R. and
S. Amusement company to install
its rides Including a merry-go-
round and Ferris wheel-on the
outskirts Of the American Legion
field and to authorize Alcohol
Beverage Control officials to do
nate potable confiscated liquors to
hospitals and other institutions.
A stirring five-minute address on
several unidentified topics was de-
llvered before the Board by Kings
ley Lee King, suburban resident.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
Pan-American Always
Planning U. S. Routes

WASHINGTON, March 19.-UD
Pan American Airway handed a
new problem today to domestic
alrllnes and government agencies
Trying to break it's strong hold on
overseas air commerce.
, The big international airline ap-
pied to the Civil Aeronautics board
Tor 1878 miles of routes within
me United States. The routes
would cut deeply into markets Of
he domestic lines which want to
extend their routes overseas.
Declaring that it proposed to
ofing air travel rates within the
range Of the average man for the
nfst time Pan American said
hTst domestic routes would be
served in part by 148 and 204 pas
senger aircraft.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
YOUTH WILL FACE
ASSAULT CHARGES

The case Of Ernest Brooks, Jr,
IS, Negro, of 901 Queen street,
charged with criminal assault and
burglary was bound over to Super
ior court yesterday in Recorders
court.
Brooks was accused of breaking
into the home of a 28-yearold
mother in the city on December
10 of last year, and criminally
attacking her. Police said that
Brooks entered the house by use
of a common house key, threaten
ed the woman an6 her seven-year-
old daughter with a knife, attac---
ed the woman, and left when he
young girl started to cry. Brooks
was apprehended December % at
Tenth and Queen streets, and was
being held without bond.
The case of Alfred Brown, Ne
gro, of SIG IL Campbell street,
charged with larceny and receiv-
ing and two counts of assault with
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deadly weapon, was continued
until March %. He was accused
of taking S9.4O from John Anders
of Long Greek.
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MILES MAY TAKE
PART IN FARLEY

DISTINCTION, March 19-W.D-
MA5 1nster Dulles, Gov. Thomas
Jofl nnalrev's adviser on foreign at
2. pST may participate indirectly
fairs san Francisco security con-
in a.@ next month, it was learned
today. :. yas understood may
Duil he marley in the capacity of
60 " ;d Ia to Sen. Arthur Vanden-
an Sl R Mich, a member of the
BERG t.5s;s ~ United States delegation.
cln Nuremberg has told reporters
V0' No has not determined who
ma M company him but it was re-
VIII he wanted an adviser with
POI Nv experience. Dulles is both
IeSsa ,,ver and an expert on foreign
.t .ams and it is known that Van
s snnberg holds him in the highest
rec wing the last campaign, Dulles
nowev's adviser was in con-
a. !ont touch with the then secretary
s,'n tate Cordell Hull on the pre-
o VI Of the Dumbarton Oaks
peonosaIs. which will form the bas-
p Of the San Francisco discus
S'J vandenberg has conferred with
MILES several times since the
a,ar+ion and has filed with the
cate s Department proposals for Ella
bOrating the Dumbarton Oaks ag-
reement. -.
onendments, in general, advanced
Vic Vic oft-made recommendations
that 1 the proposed new league of
n.tions should have power to re-
view political decisions made dur
.;o the war,
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JACKSONVILLE, March ia
coroner's jury today found that
Cpl. James Thomas Shaw, "a, U.
S. M. c., who was reported to have
been fatally shot Saturday night by
John A. Meadows, formerly of
Farmville," came to his death
from gunshot wounds and was shot
from the hands of Meadows"
Coroner Timons Jones of OnsloW
county disclosed. 1t was recon-
mended at the inquest that Mea-
dows be held for grand jury in
vestigation.
Meadows, Jacksonville mer-
chant, was released under bond
Of $500, it was reported. The
case will be set for the May term
of Superior court.
Four Marines, said to have been
with Shaw when the shooting oc-
cured, testified at the inquest that
they were taking a shortcut across
the property of Meadows on their
way to the bus station in Jack
sonville, Coroner Jones said. They
said they were celebrating St.
Patrick's eve, admitting that they
had been drinking beer, the coro-
ner disclosed. Four of the Marines
were Irish, while the fifth was
Chinese.
The witnesses told how they
were accosted by Meadows on his
back porch, who ordered them
off his property, the coroner said.
The Marines testified that they
did not realize they were on pri-
vate property. According to the
witnesses, they started to leave,
single file, for it was dark and
they were walking with caution,
they said, when two shots were
fired from the porch. One of the
Marines as hit, and the witnesses
told how they dragged him from
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with loyalty and spiritual genera
sity," he said.
eve cannot suppose that after
so many unhappy events, there
could be anyone capable of sue
cumbing to the temptation of ex-
plotting things to their own ad-
vantage, contrary to the laws Of
justice and the organization OF
peace"
The security of the world can
not be ensured without justice and
liberty, he said, adding God will
help those who in this great hour
think they hold the reuins of des'
tiny
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
G0P Press Directors
Disappearance Probed

WASHINGTON. March 1e.-u.D
rfollee today were investigating
TIE disappearance Of Leland L.
taesley, acting publicity director
VI the Republican National COM
'lll''ee, whose clothes were found
.lle Gays ago on a bridge across
Tie Potomac.
:. a note in the clothing requested
!, alaV the finder "please notify"
MIS- Chesley. Police said the case
W. was turned over to the detective
.a5eau because cit appeared the
lice . " ''A'
NO trace Of the body has been
-V----
me teeth of the wolf agree in
~ ,y structural detail with those
VI domeSticated dogs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20

The angular cartilage Of the
Iarynx makes what is called the
Adams APPLE in man.
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COLOMBIAN DIES

BOGOTA, Colombia, March 49,
LP)-Alfonso Villegas Restrepo, 81,
founder in 1911 of the newspaper
Ell TEMPO and attorney in Colon
bia for several American oil COM
panies, died today. He was a broth
er-in-law of former President Edu-
ardo Santos.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
GOOD STOMACH HELPS

MIDLAND, Mich, March IS. -
WH-, Seventeen-month-old Freder-
ick Augdahl has queer tastes for a
baby, but evidently a good sto1n-
ach. Frederick recently drank
some shampoo and followed it the
next morning by eating some dra-
no. Neither proved of serious con-
sequence.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
AMNESTY GRANTED

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras-P>
Many students and military men
who abandoned Honduras after I'm
successfully seeking to overthrow
the government are returning I'M
der an amnesty granted by Presi-
dent Tiburcio Carias Andino, who
personally is paying the plane pas
sages of many.
New York City now ranks first
as the diamond-cutting center OF
the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
a YOUNG BUSINESSMAN
~ JAMES ". SLOWER

In only three month, a, carrier sery.
ing DetroI. Ilme ,ub,,rbcr, in Brlnard
Nuionll, HARRISON and 18th streets, Tru,,
n1, increased h, raa,o from IS customer,
10 lp4 and H, rroht, 90 }l4 week. He
has 500 40 tte bank and own, three
var bond,
a b" ,tadea' r Tho seventh grade Of
Jefferson intermediate. Truss ambition IS
TO become q hrg,lcleuc baseball player. lie
play, bs,ke,blll and ,oftball iu The De-
uoit Tiny, Garner AtIletic League and
build' model urpIne, a, a hobby. Truss,
I8, lives 80 4llr Vermont. and Is mem
her OF St i,ob Church ---
lbs rlrcnrs, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Truss, recommend ncv,p1rer carrying Tor
bcv' 70 learn ssrlv IN lfe how ~ properly
r1rrt=zEssi- -f1c public IN business
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Smeia a..

Gs oiene allen Mitalieocrn 5ur &C.
fdaigen Nabriht, bab unlcre i,ahite
Gerianlmllina am San1stag, oen Z.
Mpril, abenbs S ltbr, I'M Sad)ien-
beim abeebalten miro. slue Wtitslie-
Ser, sic nit ibrcn geitrdgen, ioirie
nit ibrem 2ofaliterbegelI int 9tiid-
itanOc iino, iinS eriudt il: Sic Ser
iammlun9 81 fonumen nnS iif gut
itebeno 81, MAIDEN. 60 IN oieler Ser
iamml'lng AUDI ser crlteYierteliab:s.
beribt porgele;en miro, 10 lpdre ei
tpiinidjensrert, SOP sic 8riioer I'D
5ablreib beteilieen.
Terner ,ueroeu ale Mitglieoer oes
3lucig ii, ,uelde lire 3ertififate
beim Central gerh,no allsbe5ablt
baben mo fir Dos Sabr 1913 uno
1914 8elb sl befomnlen baben, er~
i,ltt III Die 8eriann,lung 81 tonuncn
pbcr beim Central &erbano Sefret1r
Midael tSdp,lter, 1905 Superior
slpe., 81. e., nadSuiragca uno i,;5
oas 0elo ab5llbolcn.
slnorcas Sbclln1a., Sefr.
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3iuc'g 81.

Sie spril- -Geriamnll.,rg finosi
oiesmal enl Sueiten Sonntag, beii
8. April, 2:3O llbr nahmittogs itatt
llnO jipur ocsbolb, pe;i ser crlte
|Sonntag gercbe SitersSpnntag ill.,
slue SdNpcitern iino eriud)t Dies sur
&euntnis 81 ncbmen. Gle Gerianm
lung miro ,mteu i'm SN!ieSiln1ner
abgebalten.
sue Sdapeltcrn, Sic ein abbcsahl.
tes 3ertififat lmben nno feincn &c.
fl1o fiir oas Sabr 1913 erbaltel,
bottcn, lino cril,d,t lih nit ser Ger.
tral Serbanos Sefretlrin Gmmu
Sd)a'er in @erblnoung 81 ieten, I'M
ihrcn Shof fiir 1913 lmo 1911 III
Gnlpfang 81, nebnten unS 0ieienigel1
Sdlpeitrrn, sic am /. Sonuar 1914
ooer iriiber oliTgcapmnell murbc,,
,,lto oas pollc Sabr 1914 be5ahlt ia.
ben, crbalten ei!leu Monut 3obl,nl
gutgeld)reben.
Gas Siiherpriiiitngsfcnlitee ionic
bie VCnmtInnen lino crlmht om fsrel.
tug 8. slpril, 10 llbr porltittags ili1
Sitieite 'Sahienbcim piinttlid) an.
lpeicno iu icin.
sluf ser aranfenliIte iino: 90. 9uS.
,uiJ, &atb 9enoer, Sofia sSeit, &oil
Stnfi, Sattie Ialpenbei,ncr, Selen
sllar. gSir ipiinihen alien Sd,rc.
itern baIbiae geiierl,ng.
3ipeig 81 neranltaltet nah Ser
Terlammillug nm 8. slrril abenbs
einen &artenabeno rno laoet aae NIL
iere 5reunoe lmo 80uner BON Sit
uno @eIt, ipesicu 3peig 33, ber5lid)
Elm neil ser 8rrocrpueig geraoe ON
ielben Spnntag &erianlnlling bat.
bitten mir ale 3riioer ms sll beeb,
rem nit Oem Beilld) lmo Iih bieien
Sonulug rrei 5u palten.
Gin iebr tiibtiges &pmitee ,pirb
nlles uuis bette arruugicren.
@enn moglih iueroen audi 9rot-
den ;erpiert lperoen.
Solmnna @olit Sefr.
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&artenpartie neranitaltet BON
yNlne Star" Wmttern.

Ser lmldngit neu ron iGhiilde:,
Srauen organiiierte israuen Terciu
yglue Star Ntotbers" peranitalte.
am Wtittipof, oen Is. slpril, begin-
memo 1890 llbr nad,nittass, cine
groBe &artcnpartie perbunoen nit
anoern Spielcn I'M Sdu,lralm Scr
Gp. Sutb. ct. Sobannes Stride, 757
Goop Noao, rno laoct alle ,8lue
Star" afiitter unb bren ireunoins
men ber5lidb ein iif oaran su beteili.
gen. IS gibt id)Gne Ereiie an ieoen1
5iih uno elm 8uuptpreis un0 &affee
uno Sudden. Die rglue Star" ,Ntiit.
ter geben oieie &artenpartie sum DC
nefit oes rSero Somecomine 5onos"
Der Gereinigten Sad,Ien bon Glepe-
lano; oaber miro sebofft oaB aue
~glue Star" Mfiitter iid an bieisr
&artenpartie betelligen ,lno auh ibre
5reunoinnen mitbrineen peroen.
!vtiitter laBt uns oen 8elpeis er.
bringan, baB mir itol3 iinb auf un-
iere Sobne ,,no 1odter oie auf Oell
SGlaGtielOern fiir uniere neue Sci
mat 10 tiid)tig f1mpien. aommt ale
banlit mir einen groBen Grfole ct.
sielen. Oas aomitee.
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Trauernat,rih|t

3tpeig II pcn Canton, g, trancs1
INN eiue itrer 8riinoerinnen, 6ral
Yanlina SdIenfer
iriibere Yauline 9renner. Sic itart
am IA. MGrS in McGonalsuille, s..
nat Mngerer &ranfheit n,S ,purOs
am II. Wtdr5 ,,nter 9eteiliglns Der
;sreurAe, 9efennten llno Ytitglieoc.
oes 3.peiges II pon Ser 6riebboi.
&upelLe unter Seitlna bon Yaltor
SSinncr auf Dem Srieobof inDonlgs
torn SIR lesten &l,be getrasen.
Sic 0aDinseid)icbsne ,puroe III
&oSe, Siebeubiipgcn, I'M Sabre 1886
geboren. SIN Sabre 1904 IhloB I'll
Sen Gbebunb nit ibrcm ibr i'm SoOl
porausge9angenen 1. Watten Soh:
8renner; BON bieier Gbe entiprct
cine 5odter, ,pelGc inn Sitter bon Is
Wonaten ltnrb.
9sab etlid)cn SaDren glng lie eint
5iu,ite gbe nit Soiei @esmet ein
ser ibr audi I'M Sooe pcraus gegail
gen lit. Sm Sabre 1913 reid)te liz
Serrn Martin Sdenter al,s9ouneS
totrn, Ohio, Die Sano gum gbebulS
Sic iuar Elm gutitebences Mitsliei
oss 3tueiges II nub oes Central
@erbanoes ioipie audi ein sltes WsiI
glieo ser Griten 2utber. STRIDE boz
Canton, Sbio.
gs trauern uln lie ibr Gatte Wto:
tin sdenfer, Ane sdsuclter 5ra,
Matb. 3raus bon Salem, Sbio, 5lpe
NiGter uno alpei Nefien.
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3,ueis II.

IS olene ullcn Sdlpsltern 5,lr
Nadrid)t, bab sic rcselnliiBige Ser
ianlmlrng Spnutug, Sen i0. Mpri!,
8 llbr noGnlittags itnttfiroet. slIe
Sd,rfIteru Sic i'm Stiifltano finn,
iperSen eri,ht iih in eigeuem Snter-
eiie sl,tlteDeno ST !nohen. Mir bof.
fen picle Shpeltern begriiBen 5it fOn-
men, ga tuid)tige 8eld)afte porliege:l
sl beipreden.
9tldt 5u pergeiien lit Ser slpc!te
Gicnstag I'M Monat, Ser 10. Mprli,
8 llhr abenos miro rnlcr &arten-
partic sl,sunitc', unirer in ser @ebr>
madt itsbcnOeu iadsliiden Soloatel!
abgebaltei,. ,sSir bitten audi Sic
Shpeltern, bie nidt aarten ipielel
fonneu ST fomlncn, cs iucroeu orlt)
anbere Spiele geipielt meroen. Gas
&onitee Jibt iif Die grobte WtiiCe
INN al(es gut Dor5ubereiten.
SSm &orlitec fir uniere ndhi!e
Gerianlnll,lng fir aaifec iino: ST.
itine S6enfcr, 3. Berg, s.. Sdulte:,
g. Sd)oti@, 20. Salmen.
&atberine Matblds, Sefr.
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len Yeiudern niht nur i65ne Sahe:,
81 perfauieil, ionSern ibner aild
cine gehliitii6c 3cit berclten. Gar
u,n fpmmt ulle ssrel.noe uno labt
uns am S. slpril 5lt'anlnen cin
paar Stunben in SreumOihaft Der
leben. Gie Speiiefartc Fir oieier
Mbeno miro Zoe iein. S,n &pmitee
iino Eie Sd.peitern: Mia slpcl, &e-
gina Mped, Selen gertloif, Sophie
gaier, !fargarete 9aler, Sniani,a
8otldyner, Cara 9enoer, Cara @in.
Ser, Heglna, &ilou uno SrieSn llnth
M.line Tanoer Mellen, &atb. Gan-
Ser Wieulcu, aatb. @ebber, aatb.
3iat. slnna Saub, Setr.
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Aus Clepelo,tN, Ubie
3iucia 33.

@uen 8riioern olene SIR 9tath.
ridt, bab Die piertel iubrliheWcncro!.
beria;nml,lng Sonntag, Sen 8. Npri!,
2 llhr nadnnittags itattfinpel. @ir
,uerben Sic isina,ljberid)te bGren usN
lit ser Gercin in letter ;3eit erircl,.
lidyer Weile gelpadlen, inoeiu mir
cine Mnaabl neuer Ntitalieoer aul.
nebmel fonnten.
2arilm 8riiSe,, laBt lns seigcr,
Sab mir nod Sntereile am @ereiu
baben. iubem Elm ieSer ser cs nIg-
lid MAIDEN fann, Sieie Gerialnmlllnl
beiud,t. Serman MtiIlcr, Sefr.
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3meig 1.

9lqen Witglieoern biene 5ur geidl,
li9en Nadlrid)t, oab oie nad)ite Ser,
iammiung an Sonntag, 8. Mprii,
nadmlittaes punft } llbr itattiincet
Sn oieier Serlamnllllng miro auBcr
Sen rcselrndBigen @eid,aftfu aud)
Der Ginansberiht bonn 1. Guarta!
1915 bon Sen 8eamten perlcIcr
Deroe:l. Sic Witglieber loeroen er.
fudt piinftlih anucieiro 5il iein. Sol
DE Mitglicoer, ,pelf,e nit ibren 3ab,
lMnsen i'm Hudltanb iino. Iollen lid,
in ibrem eigcnen Sntereiic gutitebenr
MAIDEN. Wm. SGuIter, Sefr.
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Giebertafcl 9amend)ur.

bllt an Oonnerstag, Sen 5. gpriI,
feline nlonatlid)e Seriannllung ub.
ytah Sen Geid)dftcn baben mir nix
iiblid, 8eb,trtstaefeier. Gas &c.
burtstasspartic in MlrS mar leb:
id,on ono mir Na,,ten Sen Sdnpeiterr,
Soa 8roser, g. 3llfer, v. Snseri
onb ". llntd fir sic Cute Muilpar,
t,lng, ig:rie @arie 8uip iiir oas
ifone Sieo.
9iht perseBt, liebe Sangerinne,,,
unier Jriibiabrsfon5srt iiebt Dor ser
Sir. 9itte fornmt regelmdBig in sic
'singtlmoeit, oamit mir e;nen Grfols
buben. Gs liegt nod pieI slrbeit Dor.
UNI jllm 3iel 81 fonlmen. Is lit 81,
Bflid,t aIcr SGuserinneu piinftlih
su iein unS mit5ubelfen.
9atb. Sriguer Sefr.
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Sulius g'perth. Sefr.
3'ueis 3.

s(m Samstag, oen Z. Mpril, ner.
anltaltet Ser 3,ueis 3 e,ncu
&artenabeno NIT anbercn Spleen
5u tpelden ale Mitslieoer nno berell
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lino. Ga Der Teinertrag b;eier Ser.
anitaltung einem .Soleaten 1,mo"
fir alc I'M Iierite oieles 9anoeS
ltebenoen Sad)ien ooer iddyiiiher Mb.
1ta!nml.ng ~ob MiteIieo oSer nidt"
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Veraritaltung Ieil 81 ilcbmen. gs
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lung; allf ipirb 9unh ierpiert.
Inn 5ablreiden 1ellld bitteno
0eid)net init trel,-idd,iiIhem @rub
Das Ronitee. :
per 2eopolo gdmiot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Gii,laSmite sur Kartet,.
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Der Steltbenperein go. Is reran.
dtaltet anl Snlnstas, Sen Z. Mpril
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bereinsbaae, 1922 SIT 55. Ctr, eine
groBe &artenpartie i,no labet alle
Mitelieoer un6 beren isreufioe berg.
li6 elm iid) 6aran 81 beteilIgen. gs
gibt id)0ne Hreiie unb nod 6e,u
Spiel &affee uno SUDDEN. Gintritt III
IS Gents einihlieblih Steuer.
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