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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
a TRIBUTE TO A DOC
Thanks, Moyor Devn for Defending Our Dog
Please Mr.. couneiImen, Quit Kicking Him Around
BY Senator George Graham Vest

Gentlemen of the jury: The best friend a man has
in the world may turn against him and become his
enemy His daughter that he has reared with low
ing may prove ungratefu Those who are nearest
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
MORE ABOUT PRINCE HALL FREEMASONRY
BY F. BENJAMIN DAVIS

Another page from history shows that one John A.
Bell expelled from Prince Hall Masonry for gross
unmasonc conduct and malicious rebellion Hearing about
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22

Trouble is sieve through
which we sift our acquaintances.
Those too big to pass through
are our real friends.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
TWO YEAR TERM ADMINISTRATOR
APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR LANCLIE

OLYMPIA.-Governor Langle named the five persons
who will administer the states Fair Employment
practices Act.
They the Rev. Jerome L. Toner, Olympia; Richard
w. Aste, Spokane; The Rev. Fountain w. Penck Mrs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
MISSES GREEN - LAWRENCE
INDUCTEES WAVES. AIR CORPS
ORDERED TO CAMP Lee, VIRGINIA
BIZ E. |. R.

The Northwest extends to these young women its
sincere good wishes for having chosen the Womens Army
Corps In doing understand they
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR.,
FOLLOWS IN FOOT STEPS OF HIS DAD

WASHINGTON- (ANP) - President Humans civil
rights program confident that it has ally
in the u. S. Congress since Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22
Miss Roberto Rice Wins Northwest
EIks OroforicoI Contest

Roberta Rice winning the local oratorical contest
April the Northwest States Association and moved
up to enter the finals here in July Should Miss Rice
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22

To keep posted Read
The Northwest Enterprise
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22

Miss Lawrence Is high school
graduate of st. Louis, Missouri,
two years at college. CONNER
cial business course, and a course
as practicing nurse. She has three
sisters, Mrs. Dora Mecoakle, Mrs.
Jessie Fitzgerald and Miss Ariel
jefferson, all Of Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Lawrence leaves tor Camp
Lee, Va, to join the Women's
Army Corps.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-22

Joined the NAAcP yet?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
CLEVELAND OST
Branch 33.

This is to inform all members
of Branch 55 that our next month
" meeting VII: be he'd on Sun
day, Oct. 9th. az , p. m. at the
East Side Sachscnheim. Please
try to attend this important meet
ing.
On the sick list are. John Hell
mar, Martin Brett, John HelWi&
and George Kre"h We wish
these members to get well soon.
The arranging committees oi
Branch 55 and 81 are planning a
hildren'S parry. which is 10 be
Geld on Friday. November tth
Please keep this date open Tor
ecryone is invitc.l to attend.
Joe Wonncrth, Scc'y.
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Raetse| der eekrankheit''

gilt. oie ge0einniSrpit v9obeniee~
frunthclt" o,i5ufldrcN. Su5 @elen
hieicr Grtranfl1nl l!ent in >er poii>
tipen oocr ncgot,pcu Vec;niluii,,ra
Der nrcnl6EGen Ecbrna SorgGrge
0urh @ettercInilitils, Ole IN Ger
Nnllpt'od)c 0ur6 Den ma '.lcn SGDn,
Der ploblih luo mucrmittclt iiber
%oralpellbcrgc rnl> olWh oas Nhelns
tai ein'trnnt, herpprgerllfen aperoen
Solunae er mcbt, fitblcn lid bie mel
item :Menicbcn nid,t lpobl. SteEotp-
piltinncn Iiciern ibrrm Id)lcd)tsclnumr
ten Gbcf t;ppfebleri't)e r.I,hdft:= :
bricfe ob. Shu!t,uncr it)rcibcil
lcllchtc 9luI'Gte, luo 2eGrer fonMcl
Sic olllgeregte SDar tam odnci9cn.
$rgenoctmaa mlb in ocnt Sohn
ybrin" iein, Oos oirie Gribvinlln0en
uualolt Aron burft an il.'rfe Glcftro:
SOnilatlon. S5onunreiberlng unD
nud an Oas ncuentoeaie Mrln ba3
nah gngobe ieines Gr.0cdcrs ons
GGtiel nm Sic @ettercn'ufinotiS felt
bes Mten'chcn loicn fonue. Ser @c'
toner Nr5t unh Glimuinr'0cr, Tr.
Nanfreo Gurrp, bcI:hreJ5t Oieicn
Stoff eingchenb IN ieilcm nercItell
@crf yShliiiiel Ellm Seocn". slni
elmer slfriforeile iclbIt rcttcremps
finNllh gcaporocn ruitetc CT l.id)t ebcr
bis cr oaS 6chcinutis geiinren 81
bubcn alollbtc. Sein 9lrun iou nher
niht MIR bie .@cttercmSiin>tithfcit
bceinfluilcn, ionbern mld &ronfhci.
ten oll2lolen unO perur'uhcn. 9e.
rln0en. Stinnung un0 logar ald
(Scbllrt 'eicn non ibm ohbGugig
Wrrm 0icicr Stoif, Ser Dem S5pn
Ichr Aliitbt tutIGd1lih Sic llriohc
ou 0ieicr llMIicbIomcn @cgleiterihci.
mrn9cn oc9 numiNlihen @cuen5 lit
fam cr luohlper0ient sen Tamer
vShliiiiel 5lln Hebcn" benniprl6cn
&oroerbunb lit es icoph nod niti
'clueit. 9Ibcr Itbon haben lid) SSiiiell.
idoitl2r mra uieIcn 2rnbcru iitc,
loieies Froblem untrrholtcn nnS
Notbprii'lngcn ourciRc'i,'rt. tsrllA)t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
SALEM NEWS
By Katy Spack

Salem. O., Sept. 29-Congra-
tulations to Canton on winning
the championship. To Lorain We
extend our sympathy.
Basketball practice will begin
very soon. All fellows interested
come to the practices and start
your stuff! Contact Dick /eck
for particulars. time and place.
You kids who find dancing
seems a bit rusty might come
down to the club Saturday nights
for refresher course. (FOu may
refresh otherwise too if YOU " ish
The band is really on the ball. lei
US see some OF you getting on it
too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
THE SAXON MIR. AND
MRS. CLUB
lean Housed. SeC'v.

Youngstown, O., Sept. %
Our corn roast was a great sue
cess. We were glad to see such
a big turout. veryone had an en-
joyable evening. thanks to the
committee who took care of all
refreshments and entertainment.
Our Halloween dance will take
place October 10Th. A we'll known
orchestra has been engaged and
carman Jack Zinz is looking for
ward to a good attendance There
will be prizes for best and iunniest st
cotumes. SO lets all plan to be
there. All out OF town and local
friends are cordially invited to an
evening of fun and frolic.
Our next meeting is October 5.
That is Movie Nigtt. Mike Sal
man Will show films taken while
on vacation. and some of ball
.gamebetween Juniors and Old
Timers. Then Ted Summers will
show feature length picture
Looking forward to seeing an
other large attendance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
NSz3ene bat ,scpara>
ticncn pcn 80 2l1illicnen
at Is GGn>cr oelieiert

Berlin. Noh cinem iotbcn erid)ic.
ncren Wcriht bot sic on1crifoniihe
Bone bon Geutihlano itit G:noc oes
&rlegcs oAt5ebn perbiinoctcn ga
tioncn W'atcrialicn sur @ieocrol,t-
nInhlnN i'm @ertc bon bcinobc $50,
600, 600 5llr Gerliiglmg geltellt Ser
Vcrldt criolgtc bon ieiteu Ser Wtili.
torDerluoltllng.
Wt oorau5 erli6tlicb iii. 9in3
bon oieIen &jeoer9rtmohllnQs Sic
Ferllngcn mebr ols Sic !Sdlite nod)
item hinter Sen eiiernen Torlnn0.
Tielc ,3iffcrn itnn1lnen aus Dem
Ntonatabcricht ser WtilitGrhcrmnl
tln9 fiir 0en Wtonut SuIi unb be5ie-
ben iih ol,I sic 3eit pom so. WtGrs
1916 bis sum 81. WtGrj 1919.
Die @eocrgutnod)lngen crTolg
ten in Ser Torm bon Wolhincn nu2
1873 sur Scrltellun9 bon &riegsma:
teriul geeignetell Sobrifen III ncl
amerIfonilCbeu Gone. Meitcre gSie
oergutmohungen aus AIS SSerfen IN
Ger enAliiChen Zone ln>o 40 &ertcl
in Ser frQu5OlilChcn 3ouc mCr0eu Qll'
Sic %crbiinocten pcrtciIt.
s. iino o!h uiht sic qeringItcl
0erihtc iibcr oie &icocrglltnnatrun
gen Oorhunocn, 1uclhe oie 9fllilCn if
rcr cigenen @ciatltng55one entnom
men hlbcn, es pllrbe lcOiglid) be
| ifonntgegcben, hub sur Scroualho'I
lung hicler Waterialicn @lciie gcbAu
,lpllrocn, pclhe oie gleihi Spurlpcis
1otten lpie sic rl,iiiihcn lpci! ol
INcutiNen @leiie lcbn1uler ilno.
! Scr geltoue SSert ser &'corrNut
nr1dlln9cn aus ser uncrltonidlc'
bone miro nit $l9,23O,Onc ouAe
lNeben.
! &on Oicicn Sicicrlnaen Ain2c!
|mie scr @erid)t ur;lrciIt ioltbe il!
@erte Don iiber >r.OOD,UOO noe
iA'uBlnno, wGbreno SerOltnGcA IN
@et@o9c bon $t%,OUOOOO mf 81
| ihchoilomotei SuqoiInpicn. 40
len lno 9llbonicn cntficlcn.
! Ser Slnteil oeo &2rcinigtcn Stnu
|tclI belicf iih uli S-L.5O, !uUhrHn
lGngIano ltatcr!uIich in &Crte uo)
:tpas iibcr S., ,n@D,O 900 crbicit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
---O----
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY J. G.

Youngstown, O.. Sept. % --
Week-ends have been pretty quit
in Youngstown lately, but we
have a few coming events ! want
to remind you Of. Our plans for
Saturday night dances have been
completed, the first dance will be
November 5th. Wayne Patrick
has been booked. and admission
will be SOC per person, tax incl.
SO lets all attend and bring all
your friends and help make these
dances a success. October 9Th the
men of our juniors are holding a
dance for the benefit OF the Ath-
lethic fund, a good orchestra has
been booked. the admission will be
reasonable. I'm sure everyone
will have good time. SO let's
ell be there and help our fellows
out. The Mr.. and Mrs. Club is
holding dance.~l'm not certain
Of the date, more information
will be in next weeks olumn.
Things to Remember
Meeting every Tuesday night,
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By w ally Geiger

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QUESTIONS?
Questions will be found
be found on page !.

|. What is the longest side of a
right triangle called:
?. Who was the first president
to live in the White House:
3. In what novel is Mr.. MiCaW
Der a character
4. What bird was the iaVorlte
of Juno?
5. What eN-president became
chief Justice OF the SupremeCourt
9. According to modern cOmpu-
tations, how old was Christ when
he was crucitied?
I. What system of astronomy
conceived the earth to be fixed
the center Of the universe
8. How many hairs will make ;
gig?
9. What event of great impor
tanCe to Christianity occurred II
325 A. D.?
10. What is the medical use O
benzdrene:?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

bare Gisfunionen iiher Mron iino
gegenlpartig an Ser Sagesoronun9,
uno manbe ecioiGt;ae stimme lit
idon 5uitmmeno erf|rnsea.
Goriitenoer bes Mrbcitsfreiles,
Ser iib init ser Veocrieefronfbcit
befaiien miro lit Ger befa,lnte Uni
periitdtsbpgienifer ,Yeheinlrat Yco-
icIior &iBfalt MuBerbcm aebrren
aueitere @elebrte aus sen 8chicten
ser slltronomie, Weteorrirgie uno
McSi5in oem Greis an. Gr fat Il ib
oie auigobe eeitellt. il, enger 3,liarl=
nerarbeit nit Glinifer1, 2abprs
lmo oen @ctteroienit ecscnieitiqe
Grfabrlngen iiber bie 8etter;iiblig-
felt mls5lltauihen, 8erild, 81 une
tcrlNlmen unO ipdter ssiitil,ng nit
dbnlihen 8ruppen bes Ssns unb Nus
Ianoes auf5ly'ebmen. sic feiteben
lton in 0reiburs, isranfiurt=A0,lig
ITEM ino an Ger Rorolee, arIcroem
in @ien, Snnsbrud ,uto IN Der
Shpei5.
SiiooeutIber Seimatfuricr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

of the tense moments of those
days that gave US the responsible
tiles of freedom, the seven long
years those thirteen original COL
onies worked to find a formula
which could bring them together
under one government even while
they kept their own sovereignty
my mind took me to Strasbourg
where for these last weeks twelve
countries of Europe have taken
the first step in their much more
difficult search for formula that
can bring them together as sover-
eign states in some fashion simil-
ar to our own.
We had so much to begin with:
A fabulously rich and undeveloped
country, plenty of food, common
language, an army that had just
won us our freedom, with an ex-
perience short as it had been, to
teach US the value of unlimited
trade amongst ourselves and
common method of foreign trade.
Our currency system gave Us
problems that were not resolved
for quite some years. Perhaps
most productive and fortunate for
us was our lack of a background
of hatreds and iealousies and
wars as is the background of
Europe. Even so, we were seven
long years at it!
l am back in Paris to inform
myself in as great detail as pos
sible about this meeting of the
twelve nations in Strasbourg
about which you undoubtedly are
reading in the newspapers. 1t is
of such vital import-the first
step towards a union of the free
countries of Europe-and it has
been more positive, more definit-
i've, more far-reaching than any
one thought possible.
Oh! it is far from easy-it Is
very complex, very difficult, al
most impossible task. But have
yet to talk with anyone who even
thinks for a moment of possible
failure. 1t can and will be done.
for it is the one road to Peace.
Fortunate is it that such a man
as Mr.. Spaak, of Belgium, is 1t
hand to take the difficult position
of leadership! His is an eager
soul, a selfless spirit. In him
there burns a consuming fire to
see Europe unite. The world can
we'll be grateful that he is at
hand. May the Infinite grant him
wisdom, a continuing humility Of
courage to his need, that the work
may prosper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
CLEVELAND
BRANCH 4

All members OF Branch 4 are
hereby informed that our next
meeting is on Sunday, Oct. 2nd.
at 3 O'Clock p. m, they are cordi-
ally invited to attend the meet
ing. 1t is really nice to see some
of YOU take interest in our So
cietv. Last Meeting we received
two new members: Miss Louise
Ann HerOld and Mrs. Charlotte
Regina Paal. and for our jr. class
the three daughters OF our Rev.
and Mrs. G.. \. Noellm. littleMiss
Monica r., Sieglinde H., Eliza
beth G. Noellm. Maybe yOu'l be
so kind and help our deputies
bring a new young or Senior
member during our Campalng
until April We give present to
the proposer and also to the new
member. We are also making new
Bylaws, SO please come.
The Juniors are having a Card
Party Sept. y. Sept. % is book
revision. S Lining, c. Binder
and Jenny Aber are on the comnl-
ttee. Aiter Sunday October 2nd
meeting refreshments and Gard
party. F.. Tischler, Sec'y.
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ALLIANCE. OHIO

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge,
Branch 3. will be held Sunday,
October 9th. at 3 p. m. The
meetings have been changed for
the winter months and will re-
main so until further notice.
The new custodian has taken
over at the club. so all the mem
bers please give him all the CO.
operation hat is possible. .
The officers meeting will be
held Thursday evening, Oct. o,
at 8 P. m.
See YOU all at the next meet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
CANTON ECHO
BY Marcy

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 2o--Can-
ton has added another trophy to
their collection, this time the
trophy really means lot to us,
because its the first softball
trophy that Canton has ever won
Now that we have won it we hope
to keep it for long time. ...
Lorain was leading Canton in
the fourth inning by the score of
81 and then Lorain got hot on
the ball and the ending score was
iO-5 in favor of Canton. This
makes the third time that we have
beaten I.orain but all three games
has been good games, the first
game was 10 and the second
game which was a tournament
game was 81 and the last game
was lO-5.
Don't forget that our monthly
meeting will be held next Tues
day evening. everyone try to be
there because we have lot OF
business to take care OF.
Don't forget our dance the
18th of October. we would like
to see everybody at this dance,
we have a good polka orchestra
for this dance. 50 everybody
come and ioin in the fun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

III " III
quaintance with the great Venus
de Milo, the Victory of Samoth-
race, and many other wonders of
the Art of other days. Rome.
Greece and Egypt are all there
out Of the great past. confess I
spent most of my time in the
Egyptian rooms-being swept out
unceremoniously at five to find
myself near quite thrilling
equestrian statue of Lafayette in
a lovely little circle filled with
bushes, trees, benches and people.
Going up to read the inscription
found it was a Tribute from the
National Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution to the illustrious
memory of Lafayette, friend of
America, Companion in Arms of
Washington, Soldier of two Arm
ies." and that it was Erected by
the school children of the United
States in memory of Lafayette,
Statesman, Warrior, Patriot"
From there l went to the Place
de la Concorde to read once again
the plaque under the arcade on
the wall Of what is now the Guar
anty Trust Co. building. This is
what it says: ''In this building on
February 9th, 177s. Conrad A.
Gerard, in the name of Louis XVI,
King of France, Benjamin Frank
lin, Silas Deane, Arthur Lee on
the behalf of the United States.
signed the treaties Of Friendship,
Commerce and Alliance by which
France, first of ali nations, recog-
nized the independence of the
United States"
AS / sat on a sunny bench by
the river thinking Of these things
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
llS9 cincn Saa ais Eraiiocnt.

9lls Sanc5 Dtonroe oie 9todroIgers
id,oit bon Er1lioeut Sunes Ntaoi'on
inn Sabre 1917 antrat, fiel ser Sag
Ser slmtseiniiibrllrg, Ser 4. Ntar5
ullI eineu Sonntug, SoNr founte
Monrpe crit am 5. ItirS percioI9t
merocn, lponlit sic Tcreiui9ten Staa
ten tcdyniih eineu Gag fciuen Frd=
liocntcll Ihuttcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
The Rules are Simple!
Here is How you can Help!

For every name of a friend, 10
years OF age or over, that is sub
mltted to one Of our Deputies
listed below, and who is even
tually accepted as member into
the Lodge, the Lodge will pay
you SlOO and for every 5 candi-
dates accepted you will receive
$1,000.
The Lodge will accept as mem
bers only Pennsylvania SaNons,
their sons, Germans, and men
who have married Saxon women.
Remember! If YOU honor your
organization and if it is benefic-
lal to you, why not induce your
friends to join; Your officers are
greatly hopeful OF making this
campaign an outstanding success
SO lets all bring in at least one
new member and prove to our
selves and our fOrebearcrs that
we are worthy OF their efforts
and ably to carry on this work OF
mutual assistance.
"All for One and One for All'
May we count on YOUR coopera-
t,iOn?
Following are the Branch |
Deputies and their phone mum
bers:
John Binder, CT. O275
Stephen Depner, Ia. 4T65.
Ernest GottSchling. &C. $3.50.
John Thies, 30. 1922
Michael Binder, BO. 1854.
George Fritsch, WO. 1888.
John Hallner. Jr. Cd. 7Ol9.
George Weber, ME. Sl0S.
p. s. Don't forget that your
Lodge also offers YOU the best of
Life Insurance for your children.
You may buy up to 81 900 OF In
surance for your child from birth
on from choice OF FIVE. differ
ent Policies. Consult your Depu-
tv for further Information.
With Brother1y Greetings,
Henry SCHNEIDER. President.
William Schusetr, Secretary.
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&oitipieiiac 8rOkiemer

slm =. September 1866 perur'uts !
te Elm Ncroilmfen in eillem flencn
Solsbaus in Ennoon cine 9robe Tclls
ersbruuit, sic 3 Gage uno 9tuhte
asoaltrte. 0ieleS Ifter 5erlrort'
ein 8ebiet BON 1876 slder, 400 Stras
Gcu lrlo iiber 1900 @obnllngen.
Ser TerllIt belief iih alrI mtbr nls
80 Mluinncn Collar, ,poblngegen
MIR 6 Mcnl6enleben 81 bcf!a9cn
paren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

Miinhcn Sn @iir5c miro ser
"@lotllnratiide sIrbcit&freia Nriin.
Ncn" ierne Toridnlng2urb"itcn nd
ouf oo5 9oocniet Ntb;et uu*behncn
Go3r bet cr bclcita auc 9lcrjtc am
Gee sur N}itorbcit o'r'gcioror,,. 6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

people on the
broad Champs
Elysees, in the
gardens n e a r
the Louvre. and
out in the Bois
de Boulogne -
whole families
enjoying t h e
holiday afoot,
on bicycles and
in cars of ev-
cry size, shape
and vintage.
Being S u n :
day, l walked
d 0 w n to the
Gallery of the
Louvre to re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
THIS AND THAT

1t was estimated in 1880 that
there were only 52l bison in the
United States of an original 5O,-
100000.
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Are you and your re1attves mem
bers OF the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? If not, nov
is the time to join. For more h.for-
nation call the local representative
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Are you and your relatives mem
oers Of the Sick Beneft Society
md Central verband? II not now
10 the time to JOIN. For more InfoE.
marton call the local representative.
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

DARIS, Franco am writing
this on a Sunday-a day with.
out newspapers in Paris-a day
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ATTENTION.!
10 all Membe:-s of The Erster
siebenbVryec Sachsen x. q.
Verein, Bra:ch |.
September Is. 1o49

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AT the August meeting of our
Lodge. a motto" was pa ,eI t.
institute me'n''ersh campaign
This campaign ha, started with
our September meeting AMI will
close with our meeting of April
1850.
Since it is in the interest OF
every member to hclp increase
our membership, and since o,lr
Deputies are not in a position to
know all the possible and eligible
prospects. much emphasis wa.
placed on the help of eacn and
every member; for which they
Will be compensated.
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