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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27

oodS11 VolIGlS "A. wi. N1CHOA
w. E. Lewis
SEE THESE
~FOSTER-HILL
VALUES
Then See Us.
Garage And Acreage
Near Leland, N. c. 100 feet on
highway. Electric water
system and Butane Gas. A
mighty nice location for
business,
Myrtle Grove Sound
Room home on highway with
plenty of ground for farm
ing or gardening. Large barn
and outbuildings. Electric
water system. And the price
is surprisingly low.
1923 S. Front st.
This is an investment buy. 20
rooms, hot water, central
stoker heating plant. Large
corner lot. Always rented.
308 S. Third st.
20 Rooms, 5 Baths. Now
bringing in nice return. Al
ways rented. Put your
money to work. This is a
good investment.
419 Castle St.
Rooms, Bath. 2 Story frame.
This is a good location and
a very comfortable home.
sos Castle St.
6 Rooms. A home in a good
location. 1t is also a property
that you can convert for
business on one of the best
business streets. Use as
home or as home and BUSH
ness.
Seabreeze
y Lodging House with Cafe on
first floor. Plenty of bust
ness. s Rooms upstairs.
Your money invested in this
buy will bring pleasing re-
turns.
FOSTER-HILL
Realty Company
Realtors and Builders
Dial 2-3371
VIM. M. Hill, Pres.
Statesmen
EdW. B. Ward L. z. Allen
B. B. Bryan j. H. Irving, Jr.
]. Arthur Brown
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
lO5-Lost & Found

LoST-M VICINITY OF oLEANDER,
white male setter bird deg with
o-o"A head. Dial 2-2160 for reward.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
l6b-POultry & Supplies

N . CHICKS BARRED ROCKS.
cra hampshire Reds, Rocks and Red
IorreS ~ Gu S Approved. Pull
32-ii' n9ssed- Dall's Hatchery, Phone
'@44' Ayden, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27

L~rFD MAN FOR PROFITABLE
Na,io.qh business, Must be satisfied
ho% GOOD living at start. Write Raw
.re Dept. NCJ-252-l01, Richmond,
Virginia.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

cries but very few cases of nutri-
tional deficiency cases were OBJ
served,
In Belgium, The Netherlands, and
France the adequacy of human diets
varied widely in different sections
and between classes. The Belgian
Clfiical daily ration contains 1900
,caIories but that does not include
green vegetables, fish. and milk
which are eaten and the milk goes
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
Page Seven
ohief1v to children and mothers.

chiefly to children and mothers.
Reports from Poland and Dutch
East Indies presented a picture OF
terrible situation IN the Warsaw re-
gion, most of the infants and one
third the total population died; and
Poland has 1.200,000 cases of tuber-
culosis, In the Dutch East Indies,
grain production dropped 60 to 40
per cent and from 100000 to 4,OOO,-
COO people starved to death
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

Demand deposits in country banks
in 20 states were four times higher
IN July, 1916, than in 1881; but 10
per cent Of the farmers had 70 per
per cent Of those deposits and SO
per cent Of the farmers had no de
1rnri4e
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

blight on the crop. Commercial tc-
mato growers may have to adopt
such protective methods.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
Shorts and
Middlings

Henry county farmers got a 1916
average Of eight tons Of tomatoes
per acre on $500 acres contracted by
one Cannery.
The birth rate in rural areas in
creased 9.4 per cent from 1910 to
l944, while the urban birth rate in
creased 1873 per cent in that same
.period.
Late blight on U. S. tomatoes in
1896 caused e loss estimated at about
$45,000,000, which would be almost
half the total amount paid out for
insecticides and fungicides to pro-
tect all farm and orchard crops.
Growers usually do not spray or
dust tomatoes although it has been
proved that adequate applications of
common fungicides will control late
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
IN S u r A N c F


Whether or not your car will
beready for the junk heap next
year depends lot on your hav-
ing ii protected against cold
weather no,c. Sinclair-ize for
Winter Service will help pro-
tect it as your car manufactures
recommends.
In Sinclair-izing, your Sim
clair Dealer will drain, flush
and refill transmission, rear
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
LEGAL NOTICE

In the pursuance of the order Of the
Probate Court of Noble County, / viii
offer for sale at public auction on the
2lst day of December, 1916, at 1000
o'clock A. M. at the West Door of the
Court House in Caldwell Noble County
Ohio, the following described real es-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12


axle and motor with the right
grade Of lubricants for Winter.
He'll also be glad 10 take care
of your cooling system, check
your battery and other key
parts - parts which you may
not be able 10 replace.
So be sure TO have your car
SincIair-ized for Winter. See
your nearby Sinclair Dealer
today.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
WN.u. RELEASE

force me to consent to selling the
place here"
"But, my dear girl, I thought we'd
settled all that" he pointed out gent
ly. That's the reason Alicia de-
cided that she might as well let
Matthews see what he could do with
the sale of her place. When you come
to think of it, it would be rather
silly to keep both"
And you wouldn't consider shar-
ing her placer" Megan could not
stop the words in time, and knew
that a frantic hope threaded them.
my dear!" her father protested,
hurt. what do you take me for?
A man without pride, or the natural
desire to take care of his wife? Most
certainly wouldn't consider NOV
ing into Alicia's place. This one is
much larger and more comfortable
and there's plenty of room. No, I
think the whole arrangement is
ideal. You are always so over
worked with the outdoor labor in
spring and summer, that I think it
will be very nice to have the worry
and responsibility of the housekeep-
ing taken off your shoulders"
''It won't work, Father" she told
him fatty.
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unoIbo
MHZone

THE STORY THUS FAR: "Tm fond
Of you, Larry" Meg said quietly. "That's
not enough" he replied. "Ts there some
one else?" No one else, Megan assured
him, but he knew she did not love him
enough. They decided to call on their
engagement and wait another year. Jim
MacTavish did not like that arrange
ment. Mrs. Stuart was first to tell Megan
that her father was running after"
Alicia, and that 1t was 1.-THE talk Of the
town." Megan could not believe it
didn't want to believe 1t. "Folks is talk
In about Mist Jim and Miz Stevenson"
Old Annie confirmed. Annie left shirt Of
her fathers and Meg picked 1t up. There
was llpstick on 1t. She mentioned It to
Jim that night.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
Disaster


Few Americans real
Ice that the protection of thou
sands of lives and billions of
dollars worth of property rests
In the hands of the peacetime
Regular Army.
Army Engineers are con-
stantly at work along our great
rivers, building dams and
levees, dredging channels and
using the latest scientific meth
DDS to control flood waters.
And when the rivers burst their
bonds, those same Engineers
are ready to battle night and
day, raising sandbag barriers
and rescuing food victims.
Many of the nations finest
young men are joining the Reg
ular Army, knowing that they
will have an opportunity to
work with the most modern
equipment and do a construc-
tive job, of utmost value to
their country.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15

on the stairs
MOP" His tone and smile were
tantalizing.
mo! I'm not selling! And that's
that!" she told him again, her jaw
hard and set, her voice mistaken.
She got up suddenly and caught
her sweater. The night was mild
for winter, yet there was a damp
ness and a chill in it that made the
sweater, and the scarf about her
head very welcome, as she stepped
from the back door into the yard.
The meadow was washed with
thin cold moonlight, but under the
trees the darkness was so intense
that she had to feel her way from
moonlit patch to moonlit patch-un-
til she reached the fiat stone be-
meath the tallest pine; and as she
reached it, her heart turned over
in her breast, and terror clutched
at her, for shadow moved in the
darkness, and she knew that she
was not alone. The next moment
the shadow had moved swiftly into
a patch of moonlight, and she saw
it white on Tom Fallon's face.
81 frightened you-I'm sorry"
Megan managed an unsteady
laugh. "And I imagine l frightened
you, too" she answered him.
"Well, as a matter of fact, you
did," he admitted. Then as the
moonlight touched her white face he
added hurriedly, concerned: "Why,
what's happened? You're ill"
"Oh, no-just-well, upset-and
ever since I was a child I have
brought my troubles, big and little,
to this spot and tried to find a way
out of them! It's habit that's hard
to break" she added with an at
tempted gaiety that had an almost
macabre quality.
"Could-a friend help?"
She shook her head.
"I-I'm afraid nobody can, really
that is, the only two people who
can have no intention of doing it.
sound as confused and mixed up as l
feel-so if you could just overlook
it"
And to Megan's own horror, and
Toms shocked surprise, she burst
into tears!
After a stunned moment, Tom put
his arm about her and held her close
as though she were frightened, be-
wildered child, and his soothing
words were the words one would
have used to grieving child.
''My father is going to marry
Alicia Stevenson" she told him, and
so strong was the bond of friendship
between them that it did not occur
to her to be surprised that she
should confide in him.
She heard him swear under his
breath, but after a moment, he tried
to offer comfort. "Well, of course
I suppose she's a very attractive
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
FARM MACHINERY e. EQUIP

POWER MOwER-36" sickle bar, IA hip,
Can ship now from off season supply
Write for description. Frank J. link Co,
RIM. 1865. al W. Jackson. Chicago I. Ill.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15

Pattern 266 gives an actual.size cutting
guide and directions for making the cor
ner bracket shelf. also directions and
large diagrams for making the box and
a stencil pattern for decorating 1t in these
quaint cookie-eating Tyrolean figures. To
get these three patterns in one. send 15c
with name and address direct to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
Corner Shelf and
Colorful Cookie Box

THERE is magic in the flowing
L curves of this bracket shelf.
Place it at eye-level in corner
Of small room and you have a
feeling that the corner has melted
away and the walls pushed back
to add space.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
ASK NE -
ANOTHER {
A Gonor1l N,,;1
The Questions
A General Quiz

ne VuCSttOUS
l. What is the maximum fine for
failure to vote in Cuba?
2. Who invented life insurance?
3. Was Calamity Jane" real
person?
4. What was the first country in
the world to have a national flag?
S. Is Alaska bigger than Texas?
6. At what rate does the Niagara
Falls flow?
Z. How many countries in South
America have no seacoast?
8. What is the navy's Project
Squid"?
The Answers
/. The maximum fine is $500.
2. The ancient Romans.
3. Yes. Her real name was Mrs.
Martha Burke. She dressed as
man and acted as scout in Indian
raids around 1870.
4. Denmark, in 1919 A. D.
S. Yes, more than twice as big.
6. About 100000 tons a minute.
7. Two-Bolivia and Paraguay.
8. The navy's program whereby
five colleges will do research in
liquid rockets and intermittent jet
propelled weapons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
FARMS AND RANCHES

DO GU WANT TO LIVE near Bill
ings? If so, look at this one. 134-acre
farm. 10 miles from Billings. 2 miles
from high school, and small town.
Gravel road. R. E. A. good buildings
and corral. dependable irrigation wa
ter and good natural drainage. Price
S1l 500.
F. c. Krieg Agency. Realtor
5a5 Securities Bldg. Billings. Mont.
=. o. Box 1854
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
100000 Descendants

Any colonial family that settled
In America between 1920 and 1910
Is estimated to have had at least
200, 900 descendants.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-15
REAL EsTATE-BUS. PROP.
SPECIAL NOTICE
WANTED TO TRADE

FOR SALE
Saddles. Leather Goods. Guns. Tools. Tents,
Tarps, New and Used. We Trade.
BILL DOSS, 2617 Mont. Av., Billings Msnk
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Nd)tnna @nnocsieftipnen.

Sonntag, ben 30. SUM batten mir
i'm Gillette Sadienbeim cine lctte
@eiprebung nit bem teitgebenbel,
Gereilh I'm bas Yrogramm fir Sie
&pnpentipn tor5lthereiten lno id)
fam n,m mitteilen, oab am Cont
tag, Sen 1. Septenrber, 10 llbr nor
gems sic &onpention piinttlib croft
net miro. Tim 12 llbr Sertaga1l,g.
9tad)mittaes 3 llbr finoet bas gro
&c aonsert itatt a,no nad Sd)luB bes-
lelben ger,iitlide ltnterbaltllng.
Mcntag, Sen 2. September, puntt
8 llbr moreens 6ortietun9 Ser &on-
pention uno sbihluB Oerielben.
I'm Sem 0eitfomitee mitSl1belien,
eril,Ge ih ole Seftionen, bic con
Dem ieitsebenSen gerein einselaoen
tpurben, am &ou5ert NIT elmer &C.
langn,,mmer mits,npirfen, 10 freuno-
lidj 81 iein, I'm Dem Seitfomitee bis
25. Salli Inttport sl,geben 81 lailen,
oamit iie lid, su ribten 1piiien.
Ssn bieier &onoention treroen Sc.
perbungen fiir oie ndfite &onocn-
tiun, pelhe iiber 5.uei Sabre ltatt-
finoct ilno fiir oas ndt6te Sdnaer-
felt, lpcIc.)es ndhItes Sahr ltattiinSet
entgegengenonnmen. Velperbllnael1
miiiien idriitlih i'm Soralls an Den
8unoesletretGr eingeianot ,uerrcn.
ssrgeno cine Settion, tpelue neiie
@eIetper6noeruneen por5ubriHgen
tpiiniht, iru Dieie i'm Soraus IN ut-
ierm 0olfsorgan per0ifentlifen, o.
nit aue Seftionen in ibren Ser
Ianmlunscn bariiber oebattieren fon'
men uno ibre 0elesuten bettgemat
inItrl,ieren fonnen. Cine Ablhrii1
muB o,td an SEN 8unbesiefretdr &C.
3,m St,lub fei nod bara,,i a,li.
lanbt tperoen.
merfiun seiadt, bab nit oem cdt-
gericit nGdites Ssabr. a,ldl 5ualeid
bas 25i6brige Stifti,ngsfeit unlereS
SonaerbunScs geieiert miro.
,sh perbleibe NIT treltiddjliihen
SGnaergruB ibr ereebener
; 9t. 6. SrieienbenBIt.
8uuoesitfretar.
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0ie Noreiie 1T: 4O37 @. t;c.7 Ctr.
9toie gne, Scfr.


Sn Glepelano itarb ant 12. Suli
ealB ploblib bel Ser Mrbeit an Serl-
ihlag I'M sIlter bon SO Sabren, II
Mpnaten uno II 1ogen
6crr @eurg Caos
ilno lpl,:oe am 16. Suli unter grober
@eteiligune pon 2mosle,rtcn, sln-
perpanbten, 6reunoen r,nO 8efarn-
ten pom s. 3iebm So. 2eidenbcitat-
t1nasbeim Sit ia. Str. unS Su-
perior 9lpe. ulls rlIf oem Safepielp
6rieobof 5l,r lesten Hllbe getra9en.
Naitor Sbeooor q. &itterer bon ser
Griten Gpana. .Heforn,ierten Stride,
5bornbiu Hoao, leitete sic Srauer-
icier uno Sic Sanger Ser Gintraft-
Sernlania ialyen utter 2eitl,tg bon
4ruf. q. Nifolaus inn 9eihenbein1
lno ant @rube ergreiienoe Sral,er-
licoer ulN YrGi. 8eors @ebcr bonn
Sapeis I iprad) am 8rabe st SerSel,
gebenoe Nad)rllilporte.
Ser Oabingcld,ieoene luuroe I'M
,sabr 1876 AM p. Suli in Geutld)-
fre,tS Siebenbiirgen, gcbpren llllo
Sort er5ogen. St fam als Sungge-
ielle nah Sen Gereinigten Staatel,
i'm sSabr 1905 rno licB iid IN Glcpc-
lano nieoer.. SIM Sabr 1910 rethte
ibm SRI. Suiult,,a 3oppelt ais
youngstown, ohio, oie. Sano gum
gbebuno, ser Elm sliidlider gepe en-
lit uno oem spei ainoer entlprollen.
BON oenen ein Sohn I'M Sooe poraus
aiua. Oils il,ngcr Mann Srar er als
Mitalieo oes Gritcn 9. g. 6. II. Ser
Elm 3lpeig 1 iebr titig; er lpar meb-
rere Sabre Sdatmeiiter ino el',
Subr Gi5e-Hr1liOeltt uno mar bellept
bel allen sic Inn faunten. Gr tpar etlt
fleibiger Wialtn, mar slaiieber IN Der
NepltbIic Stcel &c., mar ein treucr
8attc uno lieber Tater ieinen &in-
bern.
IS trauern nm ocn Serltorbenen
ieine tieisebel,ste @attin Suianna
CLOS, orei S0bne, George ST.,
Jreo, uno Staff sgt. 8uitoo Clos
iamt oeren 6umilien, Elm Gnfelfino
uno cine Sdnpeiter slnna Waurer
Iant ibrer 6amilie lln'o piele 6rellnoc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
2lms Gat,tet,, ONie
3,pei9 IL.

IS oiene aIen Sdiucitern 5ur &C.
fGlIigen Nadridt bab nGd)lte Ser
iammluns am Scnntae, oen 81.
Suli, INN 2:3O l1br nadnittees ab-
gebalten miro. ellie Sdnpeitern iinS
freunolidit eriudt Ser Serlanlmluno
beisulpobnen.
slud mod)te i6 oieienigen Sftpe-
itern sic llm5ieben, oaraa,i al,fmerf.
lam MAIDEN tire neue Moreiie bel oer
'Sefretarin ans1melben.
Serner miro baral,i auimerfion
eenpadt, SoB sic Mitelieoer bon bel
.Slgenod5teil,,ns stpei Nsunatc frei
eineeifriebeu befommeu.
@ir bitten Ole Gltern pom 3lpeil
II fotpie pom Sreig IA oie 8iide,
in oie 8eriamnlune gu bringen, Sa.
nit es ibnem eineeid)rieben miro.
Suianna &einertb, Sefr.
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3iucis 1.

ST. Der Ger'amnlhlEa am 10. ,Suli
lpuroen Srei nei,e Ntitslieoer: Grii,
9ref ginoer, Sally &atb. Stciner
uno Sennie Hotb aufgenpmnen. Sn
Die Slgenoubteilllng ipuroen 2 &in-
Der: @ubp @>alter Charles Sanu,
Sobnd)en bon Serren unb ssrau @a!-
ter Sann uno Spalba ,Seane 9ecbr,
SDd)terdcn Don @errn lruo israu
geebe (Sollner) ullisenplnmen, oie
bon oen Deputies ,sobn 9inoer, &.
. Sd,crmcr ltno &atb. Shmiot porac-
lfdagen trllroeu. Die slpei lcsteren
,tllo ,Srene sSnllner ipuroen als &C.
putles fiir 1946-47 eripdblt uro
mir ipimIfen ibnen llnb boffen ba6
Tie Dem Gercin piele Dtitelieoer brin-
gen. Staueiter Sara 3. Shneiocr
relignierte oon ibrem lansiGbrigen
Seplltpant uno mir balrfen ibr berS-
lihIt fiir sic geleiitete Mrbeit.
ltnIere &artenparite ,par gut be-
litt llno mir oauten allen 80Iten fir
Den 5ablreihen 9eiuh lmo ul,h alien
fiir Sic fGitiifen 9ad1paren uno
ldjonen Ereiie. Dem 9ireftorium fiir
Die Sale. Dem &omitee Yr1i Hoia
Hetri, aatb. Martini, Gbriitine YoI-
ser, Sara Sorner, Jrieoa @aener.
aatb. Heinertb, Sui. Rau. Hegina
gose, Sbea Stola uno Cara @eber.
aus quite abenoeiien ipuroe bon ser
unS aolh. 8olff seitenft., lpofiir
Erdi. 8oia Hetri, &atb. 0eartini
ibnen ber5lihlt seOairft miro.
sluf Ser aranfenlUte iinO: &atb.
Sehpig, &ouiie Hotb, Bertha Gill.
Sdap. 2ouiie Rotb befinoet it'd aui
oem @ege Ser geiierung. @ir .piir-
iden alien baloige geiieritng.
ErGI. Getri lit nuf sserien lmS
Iise-Hr1i. aatb. @furtini lit Sten-
pertreterin. 6. Siidller. Sefr.
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=. e. 0amemd)ur Saronia.

ssn ser letten Yerianrmllulg tpilr-
oen oils 0eleeaten 5ur Siinger-apn-
BENTON seuablt: Yrai. Watb!loa
sigarto, Sefr. &. Siid,ler uno Tisc-
Yr1i. Cara Weber.
SGngerin emma Bsebe gratl,lle-
rem trir 5u ibrem 5odterleii,. Sdr-
germ Charlotte 8ottidline lit !rie-
Ger aftip.
5iinfSebu Sdnserinnen geben an
Samstaa aui Sommeririid)e. @uta
grbolune liebe Sdppeitern.
s(m %. Muglrlt, ~ llbr mittags
lit unier 2llndeon aartenparti'. no.
sal mir umiere lieben Jreunoe bon
Sit uno Neit ber5lifit einlaoen. Sn1
Saa,pttomitee iinO: Ytatb. Sigarto,
&. 2iiGler, Ytars. Miiaer, Gllie
9esner, Sldie Stein uno Marie
Stiibler. Sm &ilfsfomitee iil,o: 6
Soltreid,, Gbriit. Boloer, Solefins
Ysaruiiaf, Gli5 Soap, Sottp 4in'
tber uno &atb. Sd)eel.
Sir Sonntag, ben II. Suli, iinl
mir gum Hidnid Scr Gintrodt,
Sernmnia boiliddt eingelaoen.
YrGi. 1iap Siearto lit leste So-
DIE plotlib iebr idNper erfranft. SSH
tuiinifen ibr Beierung.
9as Bifnif Der Ser. Iamen- uili
Mdnnerd,6re am lesten Sonntag au'
Der 9eutiden 3entrale tpur m0n
ober mo tporen uniere S1ngerinnen
Saronia bate beiier Dertreten icir
fonnen.
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Gintradjt-6ermanle Isifrif.

SOrd,t. Sie scbeiinnis uouen Gtiat-
met tonunen pieoer.
ltaf oa,nflen Saeeu tri,b. unl-
rrolfter Bet, IL.
Sfalltn ,uib tonen iuIlsn ,Suhel-
lieSer
Aus frober ireier 9rlpit gaHs ioeit,
garS tpeit.
Sn 9ldttersriin. inn @albes sltnttcn,
$50 9dllmc ragen itoli enuo:,
$50 friid,e Suft - arI griinnen ~
Motten
Grtont Gintraft-Sermania Wein-
nard,or.
81 Oielen freuoiaen St,,nben. mad,
DER iih sic Seele ihcn lansc eeiefnt
bot, laben Die Sarger ihre iSre,rre
ben mob uno fern, bon Sit lno @clt,
8lieber bon aaen polfiIhen iciuie
firhlihen Srgariiationen gum Eid-
mid ser Gintraht-Sermania, oas on,
81. SuIi n,if ailmars isarm itattfln-
Oct bersIid2it elm. Spe5icn ergcbt sic
Gi1laoung an allie iene &0rperiduf-
ten, rpo Gintraht-Serlntuiu ebcnfaus
nlitgebulfen Nabeu lire iseite 81; per
id,onern uro slt Criolg iiibrten. Stir
fr0blide Seit piro Nas ltnb aus o'n
Sob iorgen, il oaB audi Die eriebn
ten Iolfslicoer bonn Hubl;tlm mic
Der erIf,allen - 10 ripie oas Sorner-
eerou in Sen Siiiten, .pie oes @ilo-
bahs 8etos in ocn &liiften, ,pie oes
Meeres eeipaltiges8ebrauB, lal,t suie
Die &inbsbraut id)uu es bitalls. I"
MlioSiebd)en ipas trilllt ou nod mehr ::
Is Nreroen 8r0then BON 2eber unO
@acon s,l laben iein. - : ia, bringt
einen tiid,tig gefiiaten aorb
NIT Speiie. 10 oab Ser Dtiid), lpeld)er
tpie Ser &ufltf aaaiN ite1t. elngeldoen
miro. Sans, 5rar5 gsbI: ol;* 9tatiir,
lid! &ilmor bot Ben TlcB neu her,
geitellt unb bu iinoeIt Den HIas
leidt. ,Nean Tabre Hiose Hpao bin.
aus bis 3ihselpooo Griue nit ben
8us, gahe bann redts cine pierte
Wteile bis Sum Yidnifplab linfs
Vfit oem Muto fubre man Heurl Ho
bis g)orf HoaS iiufs bis 9tlOgelDooi
Triue linfs bis 5lun Yifanidplut
refts.
Wid)uel arl:,6 Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
NGrten-&artenpartie.
oes Sramcn Iereins Der 5entidD-
C3e,ncin6e.

slm afithpod), Sen 81. Suli, per
anitaliet Irau Otto sor in lhrem
Seim 4O37 @eit tj7. Strabe Elm
aartcnpartie suoul:iten ccs Truue,
Gereins. 6rau Srr bate lit siiti9lt
crbcten Dies Gartcupartie 5u arran-
Jleren. tpeltes ltbr ncdNrittaNs
onfangt uno 3 llhr nad)mittaas .per-
oen GrIriidu,ngen ierpiert. Iiir ifone
Saupt- unb Siid)preiie lit audi &C.
iorst. slae Sdnpeitern uno sSrellnoe
iino aufs ber5lihite eingelaoen Iilr
einen id)0nen gemiitIiden Ratnmittao
Inn ,sreien. 8utes ooer ld)leftes Net
ter, SaB &urtenpartie miro abgehal-
ten. E..
Tim binSllfommen nepn,c nlan Die
Scrain Nofp 9iiper StraBenbatn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
2l,.s Ghieaee, Juineis
Smeig 10.

9lIen siitglieoern oes 3lpeig 10
oiene sur gefdqigen 9tadrift, Saf
unier Hidnid niht am 4. Mllglrlt ab.
gebalten aperben tann, lreil fir sic.
len Gag tein grla,rbnisidein 81 be.
fonu1len lpar.
2us Hidnid miro am 70. Angul
obsebalten. .yGberes oariiber ipater.
Die Serianlmlllne miro am 0un
nerstagabenb, oen 25. Suli. ubgc
balten. Mlle MitelieSer 1perOen er
iudt iid) 81 beteilisen.
Gli5dbetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
2l,aS alliance, Otte
NarSiidj unb @oiber Yidnid.

8erte 2anbslel,tc! SSin IuftraN
bes &ihters 8eorg Hranius mDd>te
ib allen 2onosleuten aus beioen &C.
meinSen befonnt nnben bab unier
Ricfnid Sen erlten Sonntae i'm
slllgl.it. alio am 4. Muglait, einc
Weile bon Salem, Chic, an Netp-
earoen &oab m,f Serrn Wibael
Seltmanns 5arm itattfinbet. Sd
bcffe bab alle 2anoslel,te bicies Sabr
binfommen tperocn. "a mir ale ,pii-
ien ipie sic Serbdltniiie lino, m0ee
iebe 6omilie eincn &orb anfiilltu
nit Glien unb - Sd belize Sic ulll
I'M Gorals beralid) apilfommen.
NSartin abbrid) ST., 1892 8. 2iberte
Mainnce, s..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Ser liebe 8ptt bat nrehrere cd,

Der liebe 8ptt bat mebrere Stlpe-
tern geieanet nit fleinen 8abies
uno mir eriuben el,d, aIle ibr Iieben
Sdnpeltern ipenn iie bieies Ieien uno
nod nid)t gum Central Gerbano, ir-
geno e'neln Slueig helangcn. bite
oerIaimt es nift iih ielber l,no eurs
tlelnen &inoerten ooer Gnfelfinoer
in Den Dit poer @elt Gerein einsu-
relhen. slllen unieren liehen 3rar-
ten moge ser liebe @ott ibre
Sdn1ter5en erleihtern.
Gll'abctb Siihler. Str.