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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22

biende within 100 miles of Nome.
 Maybe this will force America to civilize this country with roads and defend it with troops"
 Louis O. Stringer, a New Jersey investor with substantial coal mine investments in Alaska. broke the pitchblende news first. He spent the summer checking known pitchblende deposits with a Geiger counter. The delicate instrument reported the presence of uranium, vital component of atomic power.
 Stringer, at this writing, is on his way to Washington, D. O., but he left Nome ajar behind him.
 Roads to open up this pitch blende country are a necessity now" Browne said emphatically. "I hope this news is dramatic enough to wake up the American people and make them see why All aska has to be developed at all cost.
 This rich strike, if it proves to be as valuable as I believe it Is, is reason enough in itself to spend millions of dollars on defending Alaska"
 Nome residents though aren't banking on too much government support. They are deeply cynical of congressional support now. be- cause their promised support for a great stone breakwater to protect Nome harbor has not been forth coming.
 'The Boring sea is washing Nome away" one resident explain ed. Our Front St. is wracked by storms every winter and two years
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22
TO TRAIN ALASKA
 MEN AT KODIAK

FORT RICHARDSON - Accord ing to an announcement from the Headquarters. U. S. Army, Alaska, the Recruit Training Detachment at Fort Richardson will be moved to Fort Greedy Kodiak, this week and will begin operations in about ten days.
 Reason for the move is to take advantage of better housing ana training facilities, the Army said.
 Beginning October 19 the first group of Alaskans will receive their perturbation physical ex- animation at one of the following stations: Fort Richardson, Anchor age; Ladd Air Force Base, Fair banks; Davis Air Force Base, A dak; and Marks Air Force Base, Nome. There will he 26 regis trants in this first group, six each from Anchorage, Fairbanks, Jun- eau and Nome draft boards and two from the Kodiak Board.
 Alaska's quota of seven men for the month of November will be selected from the 26 registrants and will be called to active duty about November 10.
 Upon completion of the 1S weeks basic training, the selectee will be sent to a station within the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22

The Yukon River penetrates Alaska and Canada for 2,0O0 miles. Interlocking lakes and rivers ex- i tend this highway of ice to points dangerously near the United States borders. Numerous other Alaskan rivers provide highways of several hundred miles.
 "We know from report by the Papanin North Pole expeditions in 1897 that even the biggest land planes can descend on such strong level fields as are found pretty much over all the Polar Sea in winter.
 Discussing the terrain of Alaska as a geographer rather than as a military expert, Stefansson declar- ed:
 "The Arctic territory would per haps be more easily invaded than any other by a mechanical army of combined army and air forces. It is also nearly the easiest terrain in the world to defend by we'll train ed men physically and psychologist ally fitted to the rigors of the Arc tic.
 ''The Russians are cold weather experts. They have been clever enough to enlist 1,200 Eskimos in their air forces and to capitalize on their knowledge of weather and light
 "The United States, according to the last report had two Eskimos in the air force.
 "There are fewer persons in I- aska now than after World War l" he declared. "Our real defense in that country, so vital to us. and so rich in potentalities of coal, iron and dairy products, is colonization
 Tt would cost us Americans untold millions of lives to defend Alaska unless it is inhabited. That is the real problem of its defense today"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22
ALASKA VICTORY
 HAILED BY DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON - Chairman Nc Grath of the Democratic National Committee sent Alaska Democrats congratulations this week for their "resounding victory" In the Oct. 12 general election.
 In telegram to Howard Lyng, Democratic National Committee for Alaska, Senator McGrath said
 Thank you and the Democratic party of Alaska for your resound- ing victory. Speaking for all Dem- ocrats, l say that this portent of the November election bears out our own feelings.
 Significant is the fact that AL aska for three decades has never failed to give a true indication of national presidential elections.
 Especially significant is the re- versal of the Republican victory Of 1946 in Alaska, for 1t shows that the trend is in our direction ana for. the very real reason that the Republican party does not repre- sent the people.
 Congratulations on a fine vic tory and we will do the same for you here in November.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22

ago the combers and winds almost wrecked the town. We lost thous- ands upon thousands of dollars in buildings and supplies"
 At the last session of Congress, a bill to provide the breakwater was written. The cost would be $1,S00,000, but vital Nome would be assured of winter safety. The bill was written but GinalD action wasn't taken.
 Today Nome faces new era in the atomic age. From this port, conceiyably, Nome soon may be ex- porting tons of pitchblende for Americas defenses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22

and are in Sweet Home, Oregon, visiting MT. and Mrs. Clayton Covert. Mrs. Covert is the former Miss Rhoda Hanford, daughter of Mrs. Mae Hanford, who was mar ried here nearly two years ago and moved south shortly afterwards.
 Mrs. Fred Hanford will go on to San Francisco to visit MT. and Mrs. Stanley Fries, also former Wran- gell residents. All visitors expect to be gone until after the first of the year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22
DISCOVERY OF URANIUM
 ON SEWARD PENINSULA
 MAY LEAD TO "GOLD RUSHa
By Fergus Hoffman
Associated Press Reporter)

NOME - Excited to a gold strike pitch, this chilly Alaskan town rocks today with the Northland's s most dramatic news in years - discovery of uranium pitchblende on the Seward Peninsula.
 Miners from throughout the peninsula's placer gold grounds are flooding the town, clamoring for information.
 Townspeople expect a flood of prospectors to reach Nome next spring for a gold rush scramble in search of the vita atomic ore.
 You hear voluble discussions of the pitchblende stakes held by this bush pilot and that merchants wife.
 "Knocked the Geiger counter needle almost off the dial" one prospector assured a group Of eag- CT listeners. Saw it myself when they put the instrument on the ore. Highest indication of uranium the U. S. has ever found, believe me"
 Within 100 Miles of Nome
 Ralph Browne, making an econ- omic survey of this part of Alaska as consultant to the Territorial Development Board, told me:
 "We know tonight that there are valuable deposits of pitch
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22
RET1rpNS FROM v

Mrs. Ann Smith. of the Territor- ial Tax Department in Juneau, re- turned to Wrangell Monday after spending two weeks at the George Ball Diamond B ranch near Tels- graph Creek, B. c. She flew to Ju- neau Tuesday to return to work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22
SOUTH TO VISIT

Mrs. Mae Hanford and her moth- CT. Mrs. Emma Goodrich, and Mrs. F. G. Hanford, have gone south
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-22

Alaskan theater for the teA4 of his. service.
, 1948-11-03
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
of the Virgin Islands of the
United States has. this date
authorized the Reverend Cy-
Ri Francis Aldersley of the
Moravian Church, to perform
civil-religious ceremonies in
the Virgin Islands.
Government of the Virgin IS
lands of the United States,
st. Thomas
September %, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-11-03

Senator Barley. The result of the
election should be cheerfully ac-
cepted The great problems before
or nation calls for all of the unity
and will and the unfairing sup
port Of Americans everywhere in
their efforts to solve these great
, 1948-11-03
problems

prObIems'9.
The President said: Il feel deep
" the responsibility which has
fallen to my lot as a result I shall
continue to serve to the best of
my ability in the cause of peace
and prosperity and happiness"
, 1948-11-03
President Trunaon's Victory Upsets Prediction

Pleside Truman's vic
tory has upset advanced
predictions Of public opin
ion poll that had been tax
en- on the mainland, in
one Of the most closely
fought battles.
Almost without excep-
ton the neWs1nen would
write that only one man
gave the Presidents
chance to win, and that
was the President him
self.
Dewey sent a congratu
latory telegram to Presi-
dent Truman expressing
his "heartiest congratula-
tons on your election and
every good wish for a sue
cessfdl administration,
to which the President re
piled thanking him sin
, 1948-11-03

81 for his Congratulations and
ESQ his fine sportsmanship. The
alton OF the American people
shows the world the vitality of
our Institutions.
MIR. Dewey called on all to unite
behind the president to build and
keep America strong. His running
mate Governor Earl Warren adj
dressed his fellow Americans
everywhere / have just sent con-
gratulatory messages to President
Truman and Vice-President-Elec
, 1948-11-03
NOTICE OF SALE
OF SurveYed Municipal Property

Sealed bids, IN triplicate, will be received at the Depart
rnent OF Finance, Christiansted, v. /, until 10 o'clock A.
November 10, 1913, and then publicly opened, for the pur-
chase ana removal OF the following Government-owned pro-
perry, viz:
Located at the Christiansted Hospital:
| Chevrolet Truck, Engine No. 839,132
! Ford Station Wagon, Engine No. 1881
4-door Chevrolet Sedan body only
Located at Frederiksted Hospital:
Chevrolet Truck, Engine No. 46232o3
The property may be inspected at the locations shown
above.
Invitation, Bid and Acceptance forms may be procured
rom the Finance Department, either at Chrstiansted or
Frederiksted.
26, 1913.
l.. CONRAD
Asst Commissioner Of Finance, st. Croix
, 1948-11-03
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to public notice that the Trademark
shown below which was registered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, 2. G., on November Is, 1882, in the
name of MARS, INCORPORATED, of Chicago, Illinois, "a
corporation organized and existing under the Laws Of the
State Of Minnesota, and Trademark certificate No. 298,995,
issued therefor to MARS, INCORPORATED, its successors
oraassigns has this date been registered in the Office Of. the
Government Secrtary Of the Virgin Islands Of the United
States at st. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in
the regulations governing the registration Of Patents and
Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April / 1916.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
3tpeia II.

gs 'hienc aIlcn Srfhpeitern 5llr &c.
fdllisen 9sadridt, bab nddftc Ser,
iammlung m Sonntag. oen 81
Ncpember, 2::3O llbr nadnittass ob:
gef)alten miro. SHE Shtpeltern iin>
frelinblih erfuht ser Seriammlaatg
bei5lauobnen. Sd)ipefter aronlo, Gel
56O63 mo 'Sdtpelter Shmiot, Sci.
4t369 iinb i'm &omitee fir @eibnab.
ten I'M sic ainber gu lebren. slGe
Sdppeiter,L ipelds lire &inSer am
Hrogramm teilnebnlen laiien ipollea,
mGgen ii9 eefdaisit an ole s:rei
Sdpueltern iuenben.
Sm &omitee iiir &ofice iinS iol.
genbe Sdpuei tern: Sora' Sepner,
SuI. @ellanan, 9atb. MatGias, Glii.
@enOcl nnb Sui. @otidncr.
Sllianna 9teinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
2l,sS alliance, Otic
aartenpartie nnb aemiitlidcr
Nbenb.

Ser Siebenbiirger Satblen &ran.
ten llnterltiibungs Gerein 3lueie 3
BON auiance. Sbio, peranitaltet am
Samstaaabeno, Sen 20. Nobenber,
cine aartenpartie berbunoen NIT eli.
nem aemiitliden slbeno unb Iaoet alle
Mitglieoer oes 3iueig 3 lllto 8 ioiuie
Scren JreunNe oufs berIlidit Elm iid
oaran su beteilieen. Sam, 8riioer uno
Sdpueitert uereebt nidt bieie Yortie
9cmnlt alle lluo briltgt cure sSrel,nbs
nit uno IaBt uns oieien Ibeno 81,
einem eenl,brei6en maden. gluf gr.
friidulne aller slrt 1T beltens geiorst.
gS bofft al(e gu beeriibcn
1as &ontitec.
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Scrminc 8ieiiclt

entgegengebrad)te Spnnpntbic, fir
sic grobe 8eteiliglulg ser Sonoslclt,
te. slnpel1panoten lmo 6rellnbc beinl
8egrdbnis, fir Sic 5ur @eriiisln5
geitellten Automobile, iiir Die id)oneu
VlumtripenSeh 0ein Yoltpr g. e.
Seuer fir Die 81 Ser5en sebenoe Se;-
denprooiat, 5rau Sena Metser fiir
bie id)onen Srauerlieoer lno Dem
Sei6enbeltatter fir Die CUTE 8ebie-
nllng. 9lub Sem 3ipeig 80 fiir DE
Mrs5ablllng oes Sufaliterbegrlhes,
Sc,n Central Gerbono fir bie pronp
te Alls5ablung ser Geriid)erlulg lnS
allen 0ie ms ailf bieicn @ege bel
aeianoen babcn iage icb bcr5lidMtcn
Nnnf.
Der trnlcrllOe binterbliebene @ntte
Subann SieTelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
utss Detrett. u1ttbiean
3iueis 81.

ySioocr einmal neigt it'd ous Gnoe
,Oes Sabres unO ipeoor einlnal mil.
len mir llns lmidyauen lmb fragen,
,pas baben mir ais quite 8riioer ,lno
Shiueitern oes Tereins gctan. 80.
riibor mir inns freuen, ober idGman
|miiiien. galn MAIDEN mir ,nicren
guten Mitglitoern befalrnt SaB llnicre
rc9elmdbige yeriannllIlng aui oen
Is. Oesenlber I'M Garls 5ap Hoom.
1899 8ratiot slpe. ltattfinbet. Mn.
iang 2::3O llbr na6mittass. sluige-
merit $3.50 llbr nahmittass unb
nibt $3.50 llbr. Na6 regeluaBiger
8eriamlung finOet Sic 8eamteupabl
itatt. gtab Beairterapabl ein bonn
Gerein 9eitiftetes Giien perbunoen
nit "a SAB 8isr als Grmiidung.
gea6 oem Giien iuirb ein aartenipiel
uno anoere Spiele 5llguniten Ser not
leitenoen Sadlen llno 0eirtidel
oriiben in europa 9egebeik llniere
TerlammlaHtg iunr an Z. 9ton. iebr
gut bein6t llnb 10 mar all6 lrnier
genliitlider 9l6eno. Oaber tonnte
bas aunitee aii6 einen Nrofit bon
500 bem &elief &omitee iibergeten.
Mlio tuiirben iid 3ie 8eamten ialio
n,ebr freuen. ,,lrb ipitrDen lie, Die Wtif4
glieoer, cure 8ean,tal onipornen uno
leifter ertpdblen, tpenn iie ielblt Sn.
tereiie an ibrem Yerein 5eisen, uno
6as bdben iie 9etan in Ser lletten
Teriammlung, 6dber tpia Ser 8eanl.
tenitab ibnen oaiiir Ganf 5oQen.
Der @erein beidlob in ieiipr am
z. Noben1ber absebaltelen Nerlmn,n.
lintg folgcnocs: Ellie 9utItepnocn
.Uhtglieoer, Die Dem @erein tpenig.
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items orei Sabre angeboren, lmo sic
Geriamnllngen IN oen oorbecgeben-
bcn 12 Monaten ipeniglteus 3 Mal
beiudJt baben iiib berebtigt fiir Ylcfs
rirfrlas irei su bdben Surd) Die
@odp, nllein ulutcbnlellb Sanlstag
icutc rr nit hlieten niht llt &Ornlift
fonnleli. Die 9eoillglltgel: IS ml,b
MIR fiir Ytitglieber gelloiien ,perben,
mr. fir &OdBeit, Sot)5eitld)auers,
@olocp nnO Silbcrne SSubiliuns.
OaS Yueen mub be5ablt iperOen, ei.
niger Sdnoen alld, ioiule fiir Suit
,ino 2iht. Mub nlahen mir npd) be.
fnutt, baB am 90. 0eScmber fir Die
&inoer bes Gereins OH 1899 @ratirt
slpe. in Garl Sop 9tpom elm Gbriit-
mas Eurtie bonn Gercin gegebelr
apiro. Wir looen aud SaSu ale Mit-
glieber uno &inocr aufs ber5liGite
cin. Sir Gririid)llnscn uno Wtllif
lit audi geIorgt. 0as &omitee be-
nliibt iih au6 bcltte id)on ale &or-
febrln9en cu liladen ell1 an Sieieln
Mbeno gu ,lTterbalten.
Mif)ael Selltid, Sefr.
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ein 6artenpartic uno bitten ulle I'M
unlere 6relln0e ilnS 8efannten, Sic
Sipeige r33 llno 81, Siticite 2ieoer-
tafel llitS &irdpn Jraucn 8erein rnS
grlloerbltrtS ioauie Die Sllnior 8uilo
,,no uniere @eltieite Jreunoe iid)
5ablreif 81 (beteiligen. Sd,0ne 9rei-
ie aperoen iein an ieoem Siih, tpeIde
ben Sen &atbarinen a,nS GIiiabetbs
seitiftet tperoen. gsa9bem Spiel miro
&affee l.nS beimsebadene &rapiea
kerpiert. ginal sapEreiden gtiud
entgegenIcBeno seidynet inn Muitrage
aller 9tamcnsidipeltern
&atbarina &inn.
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Adtuns Saspnia Sdnserinnen!

am 81. gtppenlber beteiIiaen mir
ims aeianelih am Gintruft-S -Sermu.
nia. .aon5crt I'M ISeltieite Safier'
beim.
glm %. Hpp. beteiligen ipir uns
geiangIif) ON Serbit- -&on5ert Ser SIt.
ieite 2iebertafel aommt ole 5li ben
Vroben.
0anfiaguitastag lit frei iiir ilns.
so mein 9ichfen was ipillit on nod,
nlebr,
Silpeiterabenb baben Soronia unb
Gintrabt .Sermania iiberncmnlen.
Ndberes bieriiber ip6ter.
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2lus Canton, Okio
3iueia Ia.

Gs oiene allen Mitglicbern sl,l
9labridt, baB sic ,ridite Gerianlm
lung, Somtas. Sen 81. ysoo., 3 ll6l
no6rnittaes absebalten miro. slut
8rii6er iollten ampeieno fein. Iud
mohte if sic 8riioer ern,abncn iid
i'm @erein iotpie INT Central gerbans
eutltebeno 81 MAIDEN.
Gs bofft elueb ale 5u GegriiBen
Wid)ael Depner, Gr.-Sefr.
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Ste6enbureiIhs s2lmerifaniIhes Dolfsblatt

better.
Wir 6anfen 8r. &c. 9allb BON
3apeig 8 ,tnb Sdapelter slima Taub,
Hrdii6entin bon 3aueig 46, ipeil lie
in llnicrer Mitte tporen. Gin ieoer.
@roB uno alein, Ser teilnabn al
Mm &artenipiel batte einen &reis
befommen llnb ein ioOer ging 5ufrie-
oen ata1 Sa,,ic. ltno Sd,ueitern g.
Saub uno M. Sins 6ie Sumburgers
iparen iebr gut.
g. Wcirid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Gtms 81 mnD SDre anaetDsts.s
neitaItet TIM 2rantenperetn auD
0eutraI RertanbY @enn nidbt. teta
II Sic Sett betsutreten. llm senauers
Sntsrmatisn rmfen Gte ben 3sial'
sertisers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Cleveland @eh. - 9eufi& .0euetabe,
@eft 81. ctr. mnb Mi1arb ape.
Sobannes Deuti6Ianber unb Sobn 8
Oeu:fdldnber. Yfarrer.
Sonntaas: 8 llbr bcrmittn9. beuti6er
@ottesoienft.. 10 llbr, SonntaaihuIe uno
Hibelftu,lre fir grtpobiene. II llbr bors
nrtttaes, gneliider @ottesbienit. 1880
ubr abenoS. gngIii6er @ottesbienft. -
Ronfirmanoen= llnterribt jeben Samss
ta9 10 ubr bor1nittaes. Sebelmann berg
lib tpiutomnenI
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N,l1 Glepeloi,H, Otie
Smeig 1.

slllen Mtglieoern Niene sir ge.
fdlIigal 9Sad)rift, oab uniere nad)lte
Serianunllrna am Sreitog. sen 49,
9sopember, itattfilroet.
Die Msitslieber i3.roen ,eriud)t
ansueieno 5u iein. Sal6e Mitslieoer
tpelde nit ibren 9abllneen i'm &iif'
itanb iino, iollen iif in ibrem eise.
men sS,ltereiie eutitelyenS MAIDEN.
@m. Sdptiter, Scfr.
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Rsaaea, ga.
9emti&e Qbans. .Gutt. q. DeterD.
Wemetnbe. B. ctr.

Rfarrer Sans q. 8. SimoleH. 94A
Abams Ctr, Ho@efer. ga. Seleptom:
&o6efter 1858. @pttesbienft $3.50 utr
moreenS; Sonnto0iGule 1915 utr. =
8rauen Verein Heridmmlune am letten
9onnerstde ie6en WonatS, 8 11br abenb0
Sebermdnn 1T ber5li& ipiuiomuten.
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Gillette Siebenbiirser Silis.
Organization

apelliert on ieoen sutber5igcn Men.
lhen, ipieoer alte &Ieiber, Shufe, GB.
iparen ieSer art, ipie 9obnen, Nsoca.
roni Suder, Mebl, seize, 3ipirn,
yfaoeln, ltn0 alte nod tragbure Glei.
ser fir 5raulen, Mdnner uno fleine
&inber l,iip. in sic Shrlrdllna Ser
ct. Sobannes Stride, 757 goSp Ho.,
tu b-irnsen, ieom Sonntag ,n,o aud,
IN @odentaeen. @itte es nur ben
gerpalter Der Stride 5il iibergeben,
oenn mir apollen balo anfangen 81,
paden. Ser 9@inter nabt ino piele
bon Sen arnten Seimatloien 8riioern
uito Sdipcltern aperoen in Teutif.
Iaibo uno Selterbeif frieren rno
nihts 81 eiien babcn. slIio liebe lid-
iifden 9riioer uno SdspeItern aaes
tpas ifJr entbebren fonnt brinet nah
ser Stride bin es miro oanfenb ans
genonrmen.
sllid iperben oie Sdipeitern Ses
St. SUbannes airdcn Sraiicn Ser.
ems iotpie ole 0iitelieber Ser Se.
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@inbior, Dnt., &anaba

9t. HanlnS Qtr6e, Hurent ab<
1875 Ycrent dbe.. @inbior. 8dna6A
@ottea5ierit in ben Sommermonato
bon 8--1O llbr bormitta0s. SonrlaO
5c,ule pon 1O-11 uhr borintttd8S. -
ben erften Nlouta0 I'M gernat @.r&A-
rat< <Stsun9. Seben erften Dolner3taa
uysncs in, Tonat 8rauen 0eretn 9&s
,nna. MIIe Bolts, linb @lanbens0enoitQ
ltrb aeralih tpiIlfommen.
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Gllmoob GitH, ga.
ct, TunI'S Gb. Quthernu Ebnrdj

Gaitor Mnbreas Nagelba6, 300 To6
ctr. - Sell: 73l>gY. SonntagSfdule
9:3O l16r; 1890 Gne(ii6er @ottesbienft; /;
11:45 Seutsher 0ottesbienit. Sober.
mann beralid) pillfomnen.
8irdenratsiitung ieben lebten CAMS
taa i'm Nonat llbr abenbs. Sonntags
ihillIebrerzS zSisune icben britten Sonns
taa in, Nonat. $3.50 llhr moreens.
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Chicago, SainsiS
q. 4anlS 0Ssreinbe.

Baitor 8. s. @rebe. Chicago 80. 81.
9omer Ctr. Sseben S9nntae 8 l1br Conn,
tagf6ule. 10 l1br enaIii6er @ottesbienft.
II 1tbr beutiher @otteSbienf.
@ir laben ale @laubeaSgeroRen unb
Sreunbe ber5li6 Elm su ben @ottes.
bieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Calm, Ohis
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
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linb pyralin eineelaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
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beten. @innie aarres, 9Sr.. .sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
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