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Evening star., 1945-10-20

PUBLIC SALE-The home of Jacob Rohr-
back. deceased. will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Court House, Frederick City,
MARYLAND, on October "a. 1945, at III
o'clock Am This home is completely mod
ern. brick construction, ideally located in
strictly residential section, on large
lot with beautiful shrubbery, and is one
of the finest homes in Frederick ANNA
MARY 7OHRBAcK. MARTIN ROHRBACK,
executors. Frederick, MARYLAND.
ocl3.16,s0,22
Evening star., 1945-10-20
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY on 1st or IND trusts; pSompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th MA. S032
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c. nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP 1912
N Y ave. NV National 1888
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt ana
courteous service Consult ps before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT co s17 9th St NV DI $3.50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for. 1st and
RE- 1133
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
WALSHE, INC, HIS Eye st. NV Ma 646s
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money.
see Mr.. Green (strictly eonfidentiaD, 10l4
Evening star., 1945-10-20
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

GARAGE wanted near 1927 3Sth q,
Cottage City. Telephone UN. 30S2.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
4 3 3 2
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4 10 7 5 AZ


declared myself as a staunch advo-
cate of the simple, straightforward
and direct method of bidding slams.
Had there been any lingering
doubts in my mind on that subject,
our experience in the most recent
national tournament would have
dispelled them. The hands were un-
usually active, and wide variety of
results were scored on the numer-
Gus ''rock crushers" that were
dealt.
Today's hand is from the team-of-
four events which was scored on
total point basis. 1t accounted for
a swing of $50 points in favor of
the winners of this particular
match. The bidding indicated in
the diagram was that by Mrs. A.
M. Sobel, who sat North, and your
reporter. Her opening bid of two
no-trump may be regarded as some
what irregular by many players
who are not in favor of sup
pressing a five-card major suit.
However, she strongly favors direct
ness, and where a hand contains the
necessary high-card count" for
two no-trump opening and is suited
to no-trump play she feels that less
confusion is apt to result from a
direct quantitative bid. The re-
sponse of four hearts is strictly ac-
cording to Hoyle. 1t denotes a six
card suit and probably a little over
one trick. South realizes that the
partnership holds over six honor
tricks and that a game in hearts
is therefore certainty. A tempo
rary bid of three hearts would be
unsatisfactory because it would in
volve taking more drastic action at
later stage in the bidding. By
jumping to four hearts South com.
pletely discharges himself of his
obligation toward the hand and
permits partner to make the final
decision. This decision Mrs. SoebeI
made promptly by bidding six hearts.
for which she was quite convinced
there would be at least an even
chance. /
At the otoher table the bidding
proceeded as follows. |;
Evening star., 1945-10-20
Points for Parents BY EDYrH THOMAS WALLACE
Not This
BY Roland Coe

Mother-Now remember and fol-
low my directions exactly and when
you get to grandmother's do just
what she tells you to. Don't trust
your own judgment at all.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

WILL EXCHANGE 10-room Colonial
home in Pelham Manor. New York. with
4 bedrooms, 9 baths, for 4-bedroom house
in Washington or immediate vicinity.
Give full details. Box 219-B, Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
+. H. RIDGwAY. Attorney,

OIL Union
lu@bia. a.as,FRANeIs J. .sIMoNs and viz
tirety. Plaintiffs, VS.. HELEN E.. PoGuE
3Ol10.-oRDER OF PUBLICATION The
record on the Land Records Of the District
of Columbia the title OF the plalntinS'
by adverse possession in and to the fol-
namely: Namely That Part Of Original Lot SIX
l6) in Square 532 described as follows:
BEGINNING for the same at the NorthSess thsnss
South along Fourth street Twenty-siX (2Ul
feet thence East Ninety-three and twenty
nine 19} be iees wen aence mefsh
three and twenty nine hnndredths to3.2ol
feet to Fourth street and the place OF
Il IS BY he court @ On this tn day of October
A. D. 1915, ORDERED, that the defendants,
Sosephine e Hamlin, warren nsn Il. Edmnnd hamimd
Der De- woIfe Posue '0Sep seie PosSe his We
Posue, Kate H. Knorr and J; Hansen
POsus If vnE shsr dead
and the unknown heirs, devisees and
alienees Of Hugh Cooper, deceased, each
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the FIRST rule day oeeurrins
after the expiration OF the tortieth day
exclusive Of SUNDAYS or legal holidays, s,y;.
from the rst DAY OF pneoSliHn b Si ons
ceeded with as in the case of default;
providing copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
in The Washing ton Law Reporter and The
Evening Star newspaper, good cause having
been shown why longer publication is un-
necessary. tS) H. A. SCHWEINHAUT jus
tice. tSeal) A true copy. Test: CHARLES
E. STEWART. Clerk. BY Emma c SIMPSON
Deputy Clerk oc13,2o,2s.
JUSTIN l.. EDGERTON, Attorney,
Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States FOR the District OF Columbia
Riley. also known, as John Reiley Deceased
NO. b5, 5S5. Administration Docket 30
Application having been made herein for
probate OF the last will and testament oil
said deceased. and for letters testamentary
ON said estate, by MarFaret R Sapory
executrix nominated in the viii: dated
Mcintyre. u Larch Road, Seaeombe. Wal
lesy, England, the unknown heirs at law
OF Cha rleS Riley, deceased. and the un-
known heirs al law OF James Riley. de-
ceased; and sll others eopsernedi nee appea app ~
November, AID. 1915 at 1000 O'clock
AM to show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Re
porter" and THE Evening star once IN
return day, herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
Honorable BoLITHA j. LAWS. Chief JUS
tice OF said Court, this 4th day OF October,
R a45 SEAL o. wits Aseft or cT4K the psrst
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
off I3oO
Evening star., 1945-10-20
LOTS WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, preferably in
Northwest section, suitable for about 20
units. MR.. FISHER, d. 8672.
WISH TO BUY at once first-commercial
ground on Wisconsin ave. Box 1867. Star
DEAL rerhrr eAtr op rxruANce
Evening star., 1945-10-20

Writers and English students. send at
once for my pamphlet on "Cliches." the
hackneyed wsrds and phrases that spoil
otherwise good writing. Learn how to
avoid them. Send a stamped self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care of The Evening Star. Ask for
"Cliches" pamphlet
(Relea-ed py the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-10-20
BY Dave BreeerIG Goren on Bridue

Both sides vulnerable. North
deals.
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The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
2NI Pass ~ Pass
IbV Pass Pass Pass
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Brenda will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful crouch not TAX
Ing you any place lately. But after standing
all day at my new job. my feet darn near
killsd me with oallooses and burning. Now
I've reformed-or rather my feet have
thanks TO the medicinal Ice-Mint you ad-
draw the pain and fire right out 90 fast
and the way IL helps soften callouses is mo-
body's businessi Been able 20 get some ex-
tra overtime money-so what do you say,
let go dancing tonight. You can step on
my Iee-hint feet al you want
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Asks Hooper
Case Delay

BATTLE CREEK, June 80
Special Prosecutor Kun Sigler will
appear before Circuit Judge Hatch
ncNt Tuesday 10 argue d motion
for continuance of The Hooper
murder conspiracy trial until
July 10
The trial is scheduled 10 open
July 9 but Slgler yesterday asked
delay because Of the forthcoming
examination m Lansing of Frank
D. Mckay and other defendants
n the liquor conspiracy Llndlct=
ment there
The Mckay examination Will
start July ) and may last 10 days
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Marine on Bunker Hill
Safe, Mother Learns

The navy department today had
wired Mrs. Betty Parkhurst, 1880
w. Euclid, that one of her twin
sons. Pfc. Marine Robert c. Park
hurst, who was reported missing
after the Bunker Hill disaster, is
safe.
Parkhurst. taken aboard a hos
pital ship, is now at Treasure
Island in San Francisco Bay,
awaiting further orders.
Roberts twin brother, John, has
been in the army in Europe since
1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

Discontinuance of DSR bus
service TO Willow Run was an
nounced today by Samuel T. Gil
bert, president of the DSR COM
Because of the closing Of
the bomber plant, there is virtu-
ally no need for the service any
longer, Gilbert said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Checker Exhibition
Set for Tomorrow

Newell Banks, contender for
the worlds checker title, Will
play att conferS- m both Chess and
checkers ~ = iF449tii A r4t+tt-- Niiff49t-
ton ttC Detroit Chess and
Checker Club Al 30 -H.-to-
Observation-Disclosures II free 10 the
tourney. which Will take place in
the club headquarters. 2l6 Nc
herchey Building, 1881 Wood
ward. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA

APNotn REX " PFe Son u n-' A.-S
Ay0TTE DEwAiSE > PFC-sou Of HrS
FiT-+tet- ayvttr- stTrua
BOBBITr CLYDE o.. s SGT Son OF Mrs
Ruth C B1hhtt Flint
BRANDT EiMER z SCI Son Of Bert
3 sndt Holland
BREWER ROLAND PVT - Son Of Mrs.
Helen { Brewer. Decatur.
BUBEN JOHN PFC son OF Mrs julia
Buhen Flint.
CHRIsMAE LESTER PFC-son Of Mrs
Ruth chrismsn, White Pigeon
GRicE. CLARENCE W. PVT. Son Of Mr..
Bertha Grice. Niles.
JEFFERY MARTIN l.. PVT Son Of NJ,
Elsie Thompson. Greemils.
IA PAReH- GERALD y PFC son OF
MFs BefthH IA Psrch lshpemiuE
LESLIE LESLIE PET-Haxhznt =nt
Mrs. Gertrude Leslie, kingsiord Heights
LOBDELL. HARRY J.. PFC Husband OF
hIA- E.eAA0I I-sbdell, t',sad Rapids -.-
miller WILLIAM } $ SCI Son OF
Mrs Louise Y Miller Bay City.
MORRISON EMERY T. PFC Husband 81
Mrs Theima NJ Morrison. saFlrs0
SOBER JAMES SGT-sOn of SIS
Lena S0heT. FoWlervilc.
SOUTH CLAUDE h T SGT -Husbsrd ~
MIS- Ards J South. Niles -
TIMM HELmUT1i v, CPL Son n NIL,
EdnA Tlmm warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Baldwin Locomotive
To Open Paris Office

PHILADELPHIA. June 80
QNS)--Ralph Kelly, president of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
announced today that his COM
pany would open headquarters in
Paris in September to supervise
Baldwin's shipments TO France,
Belgium and Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
ninspecled Meat
Nets 9O-DaY Term

Admitting that he had been
caught with 100 pounds Of unin-
spected meat, Gus PerudiS. CO.
proprietor of the Quality Lunch,
1854 Grand River. today faced 90
days in Jail. imposed by Ordinance
Judge George T. Murphy. Perudis
was arrested with his partner
Peter Klaris. who earlier received
the same sentence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Five Detroiters killed II missing among
by the department today
number 10 and i Woladed
sly included 305 prisoners liberated from
-Four betro.ters killed four wounded and missing
among 4l9 casualties.
Naval casualties for total
wounded and three missing
In An cases ncNt Of kept
O. of char in stan
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
OF ESTATE
ARMY DEAD
PACIFIC ARIA


BENSON. Arthur L.. lsT IT Son o.,
Nrs Frank Benson Flint
BIGGER ARTHUR h. PyT.-son OF M,
Este BiREer. Flint
DURAN. AMADoR G, PFC Son OF lim
Duran Eris
EDWARDS WILLIAM p PVT son q
MIS- Alice EdNsIdE NeNayEo.
FENN SUAS r. PFC son ~ NIs
3esrersnt Penn Cottw,trr
HANEY ROBERT l. JF PVT Son of
Mrs Emma kring Haney. MusAsg1n Heights
HOAG. CRARLES, PFC son OF Mt,. Agnes
HoSE F0NIeTiile.
SHERMAN AlLLARD- Il FLIGHT OFF
CER-Sou of MIS-. Flossie l. sherman. Mus
keEon Heights
STEVENS HARVEY 6 SGT Husband
% Mrs Mdrgeret l. stevens. Flint
WQLGAST. JOHN F. -PFC--Ssn - Afs
Emma Davies. Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Boat Gas Increased

Pleasure boat owners have been
granted an additional u gallons
of gasoline for the current three
month season. Norman Rouff.
Detroit district gasoline rationing
officer, announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
OF ESTATE

BARTON rr- VIRGIL ithaca
DARLING T->gT lloyd L. MAA-n-
nEFRAYhE, = ? RICHARD o Lake
Cl0r
-pNkSTFh- Set -iCt1s E..-S Sg4E.A.
MILL pNf-HAt=t -L-.---
ETLLTV : Sol tDLNFF faro'a
EWISTkOWSkI. CPL EDWARD 4. Grand
Rapids
STFFHIFW CPL HARRY Battle GEEK
.SyC,Ft Ef4C)'F SKI aPft. RAYMOND IA Dor
Beach
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
20 Arrive
NJ Jones

BATTLE CREEK June 90
Twenty Michigan u7rU included in
the latest arrivals Al tho Percy
rle.f-t-- rSpItai center are.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY DEAD

HOUSE Arthur EDWARD GuASEE 8
s'--lsrE = rietittt Mrs. Cruz UhrtKuAuA
ftzhetf, hdttie creek
-'AtKSeN- HARVEY JOHN AVIATION
N1HUHtNfST ETATE C-MotheI, kiIG
Ethel Irene Place Buchanan.
SMITH DAVID -GoRDON. PFC t'SMcR-
Prents--Mr and Mrs Norman '. smith
MArietis,
VANNATTER LLOYD J q. CPL UsMCR-
Parents. Nj. and Mrs Pay VannRtteT. Flint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
ARMY LIBERATED
AInNaAA LAAna

BONNER ROBERT y PIT son o.
Grorre= c sssarrzi iSts.r .r;git;gyl pea horn
SANDERS JAMES c. n T. Husband o.
Nrs. James y Sanders 16ll whitney
r-1rr-rTT rrTvFTri ? SIT Son ~ NrS
AzLtz -LLec..l.- -lA1--Ls.a. lI.g4 - f.1t-sa a3eS
WILLIAMS ANDREW y PVT Brother ~
Mrs TheImS HYDE 1928 Maple Lane Hazel
PAX
ora o Williams. 71o5s p. Palmer Wsyne.
ZYVOT FRANK =SGr-San ~ Nrr
Florence ZyWot, 12al CeimneL HAmtsamcSr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY MISSING

BARBER WILLIAM JUNIOR SEAMAN G
Mother Mrs Emily Barber, Sault ste Marie
BERGSTROM. THEODORE WILLIAM RA
nARNAE ? C-Psrents Nj. and Mrs, Berger
William Belgstrom kslcua.
VAN MAASTRICHr HERBERT iSr IT
LSMCR-- wife Mia GeorRens V. Van Mas
tucht. 732 Louis, Muskegou.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

Enduring Married Happiness can only be
achieved when both parties really york at the busi
ness of understanding each other" says Rev. Ran
dolph Ray. minister of the famous Little Church
Around the Corner" and author OF the best.selling
book-"Marrage Is A Serious Business"
but most of us need all the help we can get in
building mutual trust and understanding" con-
tnues Dr. Ray, that's why there is inspiration
and guidance-as well as great reading pleasure
in every issue of TRUE STORY MAGAZINE"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
ARMY MISSING
PACIFIC ARA

rARApE PAUL r CPt son - H-'
Louis LGbAdls 3OIOa E Jefferson. So ClAls
Shores
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY DEAD

-AiaReA&-py4YNs-- srrr..r1Zrz..-7-
rEVUrE TL-hnd Ms Russell wayne MORGAN.
1855 p Grsnte Haze PARK.
MIR. FRANCIS JAMES { : tSNP-
Parents, Mr and Mrs Frank heer 2ol7
tsrFru-
pLACHTA DANIEL lOsEPH PVT vSMc-
Father, Vincent PiAshta. 445o -. Adnln -
YAKINOvICR STEPHEN CPL UsNCP--
Mother. Ms Mary X Nakinovich. 1888 I'd
ward
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY WOUNDED

BAKER RAYMOND KEITH FIREMAN
? C-Mother Mrs Dorothy saker. Caro-
BULLARD CHARLES WILLARD SEAMAN
Z C-Parents. Mr.. and MrS OriSon James
Bulard. Rochester
CRUEIUED. HOLGER JUNIOR. COXSWAGN
Parents Mr. and Mrs. HenninE Frank Grun-
Iuud. Foster CITY,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY WOUNDED

NAVY WOUNDED
rTANKA WALTER STOPEKEEPER -
Parents Mr.. and Mrs Peter IVSnks, oSs2
Hanson.
KITCHEN CHARLES RUSSELL 1R ELEC-
TRICIAN'S MATE 3 Parents M and Mrs
Charles Russell Kitchen 81, 1lo3 Wash
inEtou, Dearborn.
NEMECKAY, CHARLES LADICLAv, SIC
MAILMAN 3 c-parents Mr.. ana Mrs Joseph
Nemeckay sa29 Concord
NYE WILBUR CHARLES r TsNP-
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nye, 756ll Rose
NAVY MISSING
NrSAII LEONARD LEO PFC JsMCR-
Mother Mrs. Josephine Musal. 2Oi4 No
PherSon.
~~~~~N~ ~~N~~~~~ Saturday. u
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

informed of any changes in status
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
NAVY MISSING

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2lmtrmtr Sreht
IN Gnr>pa

8atifan Stabt. HapIt Hius CAB g.
Ieaentlid, elmer oem gtatlonalfonl'
n,anoanten ser anlerifaniId,en ryc,
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fiirhtltng ciller ritarfen, piellelht lo'
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gscItsnrulicn Der frie9suertuiiltetel
9dmoer aui ibre 2eiocu ano gntbeb'
rl,,,aen in SEN perilolielen Sa5ren
Musorud.
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fGbiaen Qeute," fiigte rer Yapit nod
einem Weriht oes ~SIierpatore Ho'
nano" binau, "urnbte es ieiut Die
NsaIicn Dor iid ielber au idiisen.
Werm es irsen1einer t5ratppe ernlt'
lid um Cen sSrieoem s.l tun lit, 'oa.
ten bies sic ebenlaligen Seilnebn'e1
n,ooerner &riees iein, ..oiiien tie ood1
,pas es beoeutet, aus ocn areile H.
rer glngesorigen rno Grennee, aus
ibrcn Stuoien ooer ibrer geIhatt'
lidrn 2autsabn - uielleiht fur int
mer - berauseeriiien ul,o tlad) Ct
mem ponl6glih tanienbe bon Ntetlen
entfer,t liegenoe,t &:icssihauplae
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fldrte iid) barn als il3er5eugt, bal
Die Miidfebr 81 Gott un5 oen Soeu'
len Der Giebe inpo @eredtisfeit' al
leit, 4ie ssrH por j ne''c'. ar'eaea be
tpabren fonte.
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8ruhaner 3niammcnfnnft.

oiebe @rpbcuer 2onosleute, aud
oieies Sai,r, ipie gesroDnlidl balten
mir @rpbauer 3uianunenfunft am
Sritten Scnntag i'm ssll!:, allp an1
15., int Safien Country Club 81
Solem, Chic, ob. Mae groBauer unS
ibre s(ngebIrisen iiro nl,Is berSlifita
cinaelooen. @as 6leiiti) unbelangt
f6mt ibr mifbringen 10 piel tpie ibr
tpoat. Dos Seuer 5.m 9raten 1T
frei. ooer einen seiiillten 2orb uno
auten Sumor. Sir dies anSere iorgt
bas &omitee. &cmmt ole.
sfotbias 2iel:bnrt, Sefr.
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3,peig 5.

Maen Nriioern biene sur seiaaigen
Nahribt, baB bie 8eneralperIamm-
lung am Z. Suli, 8 llbr obeltos itatt-
finbet. Sn bieier Merchandising miro
Der balbiabrlide linnr5berif)t er-
itattet. Die 8eamten iperoen uns be.
ridten, tpie iie einen &ohlensStofer
fir uniern 6urnaee befonrmen fOn-
men, um Gcblen 3u eriparen. unier
2egelbabn Manager 8r. ginoer III
fleibig an Der Mrbcit uniere &egel-
babnen IN einen guten SuitanS 81
bringen ilir oie fonrme,iGe Saiion.
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3mcia t9

bdlt feline monutlihe Seriammluna
am 6. Suli, $50 llbr abenos ab uno
ole @riioer iino eril,dt Ser Ser
iammlltne beisutpobnen. 9riioer, Die
ibre geitrGee niht hesablt baben,
iino eriuft iid sutItebenb 5u MAIDEN.
Nidt perseBt ol,d, bie 4. Sulifeicr
i'm Saroa Gountrp Club; es miro
fider cine Ger ihonlten llnterbaltun.
gen in Sieiem Sabre iein. 8ia Sf)ul,
Ter miro um 2 llhr NIT ieinen Sr.
DIETER anipcIenb iein uln bie Gang
Iuitieen 5r befrieoieen ltno es triro
bis 8 llbr aberos getanst.
90. @eber, Yrot. .~Sefr.
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Bhitenenoe tperoe,t

utt6 Stiel lir1o 8Hitenen6e tDeroen
|bcieitigt..
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@ahs stunsitodlmgen berporgerlrfen,
Die beridiebene ltriahen baben Ton.
men: poriiLergebenoe lto,fe Booer.
trodenbeit. Bebraalh Ron gu faltem
@iebaraiier, tpenn 8ooer- uno Nuft'
tp1rme bort iinD, 6trefte Sonnenbe.
itrablung Scr isriidte, lleber- 1ino
ltnererndbruns, Dor cllen Dingen
eine einieiiise 9iineuna I'M 3uiam'
menbang nit itarf tpedielroen Gent.
pcraturen uno gooenn,iioisfeit bel
ipieoerbolte,n Mnbau auf 6erielben
5ladc.
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arddIe, Gurgfreiler, fGuncn aber I'M
anten 8arielbooen nit !E:neraliid)en
Ginger erioIgreid) fultipert tperoen.
Isle iino oanfbar, ipenn ibnen nebelt
elmer Stal!ounggabe anf 80 Anaa
bratfub Nobenilid,c noc1 itndei,
Ebospbor, ~, l1nsen S5tiditofi ulro
|3H ltnsen &uli als &l,ritbiinger &C.
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bonon mtr Hro5en.idte eltbdlten,
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Sen falfotlll uno leiht. miro er bur6
|spieoerbolten 8urfenonhau Ieiht
vaurfcnn:ioe", oaber lit 8cdllelbaa
unbcoinst notis. Nur pcnn oen bo'
| ben slnipriihen ser Burte an Cling
!! llne, ge,rdiicrlulg ,tno reiflider
Souu,enuiii me eatiproien iuerSer
fam, liefcrt sic Hflanae eine cutie
grnte.
$50 ionIt Wurfen nid)t aeoeiben.
fonnen Nafiir perld)eoelc llriaGen
oie Sd,,lo tragen. go pcrtriigt feinc
G,rfe ooucrno faltc @inbc, cssbalb
nmb Sas Smrfenbeet gtlGiitt onge'
leat trcrocn. 9siibt allcb Die 8urts
Elm grobes Veoiirfnis an gooenfei,d)'
tiafei!, lisbi tie boG feline onbrlten'
Sen sroben Teeenmenscn nod ire'
niger Sen Strabl bes 8urtenihlcu.
DIES ooer ser 8rau'e ser 8ieBfanne.
Mud, Bari bcr 8oSen nidyt perfruiten
iionoern lit often al balten, ipas 0nrt]
slnibreCben NIT ser Sldc 81 gebe'
bcr bat nad) ieoem Gfeo"n. 9ei dlte'
Eren Iflan5cn iorat bas iid) ausbrel'
tenoe Vlattiperf ifon gum Cell Do
/ iiir oab es nid)t 10 idp,ell gum ltarfen
Mustrodner oes gooens fou1mt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

@enn ipir ettpus bcfontrf,ett f0ats]
men fir eiten 9unh, 10 miro es fer
piert, audl grfriifptng miro eenug
an Sano lein. Mlio fomnrt ale.
Sobn 1aub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
2meia Is.

Ser SS:peie 1S balt ieine monat
lihe 8eriamm!rns ont 8. Sull at
uno ale Sdareitern fins erIndt 5nbl'
reid, ser Geriammlllng hei5u,pobnen
gitte mad,t eud, sltt'tebenS im Sofai'
perein ioioic auh I'M Central Ser
banb. Sulonna Sdnlibt, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

3meia %.

Gs biel,e aIlen Shtpeltern sur ge-
i1liaen Genntlis, bab ,,ddite Ser
Iammlung am 8. Suli. 2:3O lhr
nadpmittass itattiinSet. Ga in Scr
Wuiuerlan,n,lims bslfloiien ipuroe,
ieoer Sfspelter hrei atnnate 8eitrage
frei einSu'dreiben, 10 ioaten Die Mit,
alieber lit, an oieier Gerianlmlun1
poasdhlte 5eteilisen. sluh bas lettc
2cfalIterbegeIo nidt oer9eiien 5u BE-
sablen. .. Sattn'aan, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
tlmr ,,,eRr 2451o0O i. >.
| Grs.ppc,, in G,,9iaf,S

2onDcn. Nur mehr $4,000 nme-
rifaniife 1ruppcn pertleiben iest
in gnsIane, TOO iid nod, i'm Sonuar
mebr aIs 100000 befanoen. Cir
3obl Der TN ett5lifd,er &oipitdlern
Iieeerben dmerituniiGen ertpnnbeten
betndgt iett tpeniger ais $4,000.
segen elm &odNtousntab boz, 100000
uno bon oen 100000 Eonnen an
|oneritdniiheat 41ateriaI an, IS.
mdrs iipt,iest bort 1rlir nod i'm ean,
aen $500 Iona1er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
3tpeig H..

sc biene allen Sftpeitern our &C.
faGigen Nahriht, oab sic nid)lte
0erimnntll,ng am San,stag, oen 7
Suli. 1880 llbr abenos itattfinoet
Mne Sdpucltern iilro aebaten ser Ser
ianunlltng bei5unobnen.
llnier ndhiter &artcnabenb fin
set am Nonnerstag, Sen t2. Sui
8 llbr abanos ltatt. Mlle iino 5u bie
fer llnterbaltllne aufs bsroiitDite ein
aeloocu. Charlotte ,salf, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

2eioer III sic 9lrmmbeit Der Wten'
ifjen nod nidt rationiart tpcroen.
Wenn bu Belo in oeil,en 8eutel
tlit, peraeiie oie 9siinfte niht.