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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
Pleasant township
Farm Plans Oked

Three farm plans were recent
~ approved 10 complete the Fol-
som-Anderson group On the Dyer
& Junk Roads near 1T. Sterling.
Plans In this group include
Dwight Grin1sley rs acres, A.
IL. Sells, 81 acres: Charles n.
Worley, % acres; d. B. Worley,
49 acres; Oscar Dials. 81 acres:
Albert Anderson. 81 acres: MsrI
Lewis 50 acres; Earl Clark, ST
acres, all of Range Township;
and William Folsom, 60 acres,
Thomas coplin, 81 acres; George
BaIo. 262 acres: and George Balo
Farm No. Q. 81 acres: John Junk
& Myers Brothers. $50 acres:
Floyd Bogeurife. III acres: all
In Pleasant Township.
Members of the Board Of Super
visors included John Buefll, Jr.s
James LitfIer. ard Delhert Grouse.
Dornan Wright ard Paul Bang
ham, Soil Conservation Service
Planners also attended
Austin Harbsge. Chairman of
the air tour. 10 be held On OrIefon
farms On July 81. n connection
with the county ploWing match
also attended and made plans and
appointed rs committees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
Nezi Lie Put
On Record

VIENfgA-aFs-The wrongs Of
the Nazf are righted as the years
go by.
When the Nazi occupied vi
emma, they found the great-gTeat-
grandfather of Johann Strauss,
who wrote the immortal Blue
Danube Waltz, was listed as a
tchristianized Jev" in a 1862
marriage register
Rather than risk Viennese
wrath by banning the Blue Dam
ube", the Nazis removed the
register. They substituted photo
static copy that indicated Strauss
ancestor vas an ..aryan-
The original. shipped of ID
Berlin, now has been returned 70
Vienna. The photostatic copy lies
beside IL Is q permanent incrimr
nation of fhe Nazi regime
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
ACCOUNTS CONFIRMED

The first and final account of
Blanche +. Hayes, administrative
of the estate OF Marvin L. Hayes,
has been allowed and confirmed
in probate court.
First account of Marion F.
shenefelt, guardian of Winnie F.
Baird las been allowed and con-
firif:d III probate court.
Tie seventh account Of Bruce
=. Lewis under item 3 of the
win Of Frank Jones, has been
allowed and confirmed in probate
court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29

IDIIII anu EdIII
a lot of pin money for your
dear old mother"
But Herb Shrincr. the youngest
and latest of Indiana's notable
Hoosier humorists, says it isn't
that easy. 1t takes more than
funny faces and pratt falls.
THE most important thing to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29

beating" If Congress fails to ex-
tend economic controls authority
or loads down an extension with
special interest amendment ne
has named Secretary of the Navy
Matthews to be Ambassador to
Ireland and chosen undersecre-
tary Dan A. KinbalI TO succeed
Matthews; there is plenty Of OPP
portunity for settlement Of the
Rritigh-Iranian oil dispute.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
YESTERDAY IN
WASHINGTON
senate


Worked on into this morning
on economic controls bill after Ii:
Rejected 68 to 19 a proposal that
rent ceilings be set at 81 per cent
above the 1943 level: Rejected Ga
to % an amendment which would
have permitted limited price roll
backs on farm products and other
items; Rejected So to 26 an
amendment to permit price roll
backs Of as much as ten per
cent on items other than beef; re
jected 81 SO IS a proposal to
give the president authority to
build, buy or seize defense plants;
approved 40 to 33 an amendment
to set ceiling prices higher than
originally proposed and ban roll
backs on any items In the future;
rejected by voice vote a proposal
to eliminate proposed $4,000
ceiling on price control violation
penalties.
House
Passed by voice vote and sent
to the Senate a bin to authorize
the federal government to con-
tinue to spend money during july
even if regular appropriations
bills have not been enacted.
Banking Committee approved ~
to 3 a bill to extend authority for
economic controls through July.
White House
President Truman told his
news conference: He hopes the
Russian suggestion for a cease
fire in Korea AZ werths explOr1ni
further; consumers will take
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
Today In
Washinqton
BY The Associated Press

May act on bill to provide
emergency financing for govern
ment until Congress acts on reg
ular appropriations bills Il p.mJ.
Finance Committee hears Elmer
b. Stats, assistant budget di-
rector, on house-passed S7,200,-
100000 OBJ tax increase bill %
AM.
Labor Subcommittee continues
hearings on proposal to set up
a commission on government eth
ical stadards 90 ann.
Houg~
Considers stopgap resolution
extending authority for economic
controls through July 40 AM.
Foreign Affairs committee hears
Secretary of Defense Marshall on
foreign economic and military aid
program g AM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29

This newspaper dedicated public service and public
wefcc end has he duy and responsibility Of providing
nformcon and qudunee which essensul 70 sound
Judgment In Distinguishing truth from which Is vital 70
heoIshY and vigorous democracy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29

Here, Junior,
she might say.
Learn how to
hold these two
billiard balls in
your mouth, and
everytirne on e
of the neighbor
kids say hello to
you. I want you
to kick his feet
out from under
him. Then when
you are a big
boy you can be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29

sWhen we examine what glory is, We discover
that IT il nearly nothing. To be judged o. the
ignorant and esteemed by iTbeclles. 20 hear
ones name spoken by rabbie VINO approve
reject love or hate without reason that is
nothing to be proud Of"
Frederick The Great
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
RY Hal Bowie

y FItAF BOyFG
NEW YORK-tHo-Iow would
you like your little boy to grow
up and be a famous comedian and
earn S50,CO9 to S500,0O0 a year?
Many a fond mother today does
And after watching television for
q while, she thinks she knows
how.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
~ HOSPITAL

Charles Yan cIexe. ST, East
High Street. underwent a r1a50r
operation = Grant Hospital. We'd
nesdaE. Is r0Crn u4snEler is -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
MADISON COUNTY COURTS


Amelia Whitelow, housework,
both London.
Austin Cox, machinist and
Mary Irene LeMaster, press OPP
orator, both London.
David Baxter, shipping clerk,
Grove City and Virginia Ann Mad
dux, telephone operator, Mt.
Sterling.
Roy North, farmer, billiards
ard Mary Gansheimer, student,
West Jefferson.
LICENSE GRANTED
Leroy D. Troyer. carpenter and
Mary Kuhns, both Plain City, O.
No. 3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
LICENSES REQUESTED

Leroy D. Troyer. carpenter
and Mnry Knhns. hQusework, both
Ilain city, O., 10. 3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-29
nlvoRcEs GRANTED

Joan Babbage vs. Edward Bab-
bage.
Russell McMalaen va Katherine
Z Nc Maheps
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
Atomic Calendar Developed
To Probe Natures Secrets

Natures closely-guarded age Sc
crets are being probed by Yale uni
versity scientists and historians in
cooperative venture employing a
radiocarbon atomic calendar" re-
Gently developed at the University
of Chicago.
The project begins In atomic
physics and then includes biology,
geology and history to provide the
first accurate method OF dating
events within a time span of at
least $1,000 years. The new dates
are found through the measurement
of Carbon 14-the radioactive iso-
tope Of carbon.
The time Identification method
has been pioneered by Willard F.
Libby of the University of Chicago's
institute for nuclear studies. Yale
scientists have worked closely with
Prof. Libby in the development OF
the dating technique.
The project has been made posi-.
Bile by a grant of SAP, 500 from the
Rockefeller Foundation.
Yale's new research center is
called the geochronometric labora.
torys The word "geochronometric''
was coined recently here at Yale
and m a ms measurement Of
earth's time"
The usefulness of the dating
technique to archaeologists, biolo-
gists, biologists, historians, ocea.
nographers and others, it is ex.
planned, depends on the fact that
time Identification of events
throughout the past $4,000 years has
until now been largely a matter OF
guess work.
Previous scientific guesses as to
the age of the last advance of ice
sheets in North America, the date
OF mans entry into the new world.
the times when plants were first
cultivated and when men first be.
gan to live in cities, have been un.
reliable and confusing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
phillies Of 1851

A year ago at this date, Eddie
Sawyer didn't think the Phillies
would finish third. He thought his
youth needed more seasoning. They
finished first, barely beating the
Dodgers on the last day. But il Curt
Simmons hadn't been called away
for army duty. Sawyer would have
galloped in by five or six games.
In this uncertain year of 1851,
Sawyer has no Curt Simmons
around. He still has Konstanty. He
has Robin Roberts. one of the best
pitchers in either league. He has
Bubba Church, Ken Heintzelman
and others. But Eddie will miss
Simmons, who was about due for a
20 or maybe a 23-game season in
the list OF winners.
The loss Of Simmons to the Phil
lies, Art Houtteman to the Tigers
and Whitley Ford TO the Yankees
are the hardest blows the draft has
delivered so far. They we're all
stars. all important to their clubs.
Eddie Sawyer, being a Phi Beta
Kappa, which means he knows more
than few answers, is a pretty
conservative fellow. He is not given
to high enthusiasms or to low de.
pressions. He walks a level road
which is the highway OF the wise.
He is smart enough to look at the
Giants and Dodgers--or the Dodgers
and GiantS-and know that at this
point they both have better ball
clubs than he has. They are the
manpower teams.
But the Dodgers last year had a
much better ball club and he beat
them-in spite of Curt Simmons alb.
sence down the stretch.
II Eddie Sawyer can finish third
this new season there should be no
complaint about his 1851 effort
And he must get a lot of help from
Jim Konstanty and Robin Roberts
to slip safely by Billy Soutlworths
Braves.
Sawyer has the toughest job In
baseball this season. He must take
1850 pennant winner and chase
two clubs that seem to have much
greater strength.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
Success Story

Young Heinrich Schliemann, a
poor grocery clerk who had taught
himself to read Greek, "discov-
cred the ancient city of Troy with
only the descriptions in his Homer
for a guide. Years later, after he
had made Il fortune in oil, Schlie.
mann set out for Asia Minor deter
mined to disprove the continuing
belief Of scholars that Troy and the
Trojan war were "a myth conjured
up BY the fancy of poets" The lex
perts" did no. stop laughing at
''Schliemann and his expedition"
until he found the city and triumph.
antly began excavations there in
about 1870
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
- ~ g.
l5oi1!1lI1n
Bush To Big League

l send yon my sons and my ia
porite ones,
The sons that l lore The best.
I send them to you tOben know
they are due,
And ready to tackle tbs test.
I send You my sOns--bM il isnt
q gitt
lis merely Loa1--tor Wben
They bare served ont their day
OF "bromotion and pay"
They come TO my arms again.
For they all come back TO their
Mother,
Howeper tbe die is cast.
They gather tbe cheers Of fbs
radiaBt years
But tbe Bush is their bone at
last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05

credit to any town or city or to
any game.
HE Is something more than
a pitcher who could work In "a
games-practically n game
every other day all season iOEg.
Jim Is something more than 6
fellow with q rubber arm. He's
gentleman and q great human
being"
In watching Jim Konstanty work
out, the most impressive feature Of
his pitching Is the ease and smooth
ness Of his form. There Is no sign
of extra effort in sight. John Nc
Graw once said that Bugs Raymond
had the finest pitching motion he
ever saw. I'll settle for Walter
johnson or Grover Alexander. And
Dizzy Dean wasE't far away.
But KOnstanty has his share
Of smoOthness or rhythm or ease.
Checking back, we recalled that
Jim Konstanty had also been
the first relief pitcher to reach
the pinnacle Of being voted the
National Leagues "MOst Valua-
BILE Player" He was good
enough TO beat the great Stan
Musial out of this hall0wed
baseball spot.
After acting as a relief pitcher
all year, he was still good enough
to annoy the Yankees as a start
ing pitcher In the last world series.
1t is interesting to know that one
of his towns citizens came down
to see him work-not only because
he was star pitcher. but largely
because he was right guy.
Konstanty is no rookie. The rec
ords show that he was born in the
sterling village of Strykersville,
New York, some "a years ago. That
age makes him doubly valuable in
the game today, since many rockies
are in the draft age.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
From, a Home Town

Clearwater, FLA nice, pleas
ant-looking fellow that l had never
seen before came up and said
hello.
do you know why I'm here?"
he asked. Maybe the sum-" / said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
Blue Whales

Blue and fin whales, reaching
lengths of g. feet or more in two
short years. feed exclusively on
plalkton, the microscopic popula.
ton OF the seas they inhabit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
Al Club Work

Members find that All Club work
opens doors to inspiring things in
farm-home life and agriculture
which, in turn, helps broaden the
vision of possibilities for a life's
work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05

VI oranges Vi
baseball"
NO" he said, II
came down here
just to see a fellow
named Jim Kon.
stanty get ready for
another year. Jim
is from my home
town where he runs
a sporting-g o O d S
store. I'd like to say
~ 49, 4. -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05

Coffee is first reported to have
been found growing wild in Abys-
sinia. but the growing of coffee
and its use as beverage is be-
lieved to have started in Arabia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05

tits estimated that between three
ana four million people have lost
their lives through earthquakes
since the 9Th century
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05
Accidents

July was the peak month for
accidents in 1919. There were 5000
accidental deaths in that single
month 1900 more than the
average.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
Devtscher Fuehmunn
untersfUetzt y. S.
Roketenforsehvnqen

9tioaora Naas. y. .. - Ser be,lt'
id,e sSiiicnihaitlcr Gr. @alter s..
Iornbcracr miro OILS Ser arrbte
v,sana" be;eihnct. hcn bie Snoultrle
ser &crcinistcn Stoaten niii nl''cn'
id,aitliheln @ebtet III 2eutlhlano
mad,te.
saabreno bes ;reiien @eltfrleges
biente er als 8eneralmolor IN Der
beutid,en @chrmuht uns ipielte eIne
beoelltenoc Mp0e bel Der gntnldltn3
scr % 9tafetc.
9tnd, Dem Grieac trurbe ct nnd'
slmerlfa aebrod,t ,unN nrheitetc, mle
ollie beutilhen @iiienld)a'tlcr. ilntcr
einem &crtrus nit Der amerifonllhet
Mrmec. ltit Mblaui bes Tertrages
blien cr aus ireleu Stiiden mclterhln
in slmcrifa unb 'tcllte it'd Der Vell
alrcroit Corporation bier 5itr &er'
iilalln9.
Gr urbcitpt ieit einem ,Sahr inter
ser 9cltuna pon Rcp s. Sanoerlon.
Sem &iscprGlibenten Ser 8e'ell'd)o't,
ols bcrutcnoe Sadfra't oll' oent 9es
bict Der iernseiteilcrten Hafeten.
Seine Mmpcicnbet III Der Snorlt
ulirAe bisher Dor ser Sefientlldlfelt
foluu ermdhnt. lno audl lrher leilte
Sotiafeit purOe ,pelter nod nldts
acGllHcrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear members, ust TO remind
YOU that our Fin. Seer. Elsie Letz-
ner told us yesterday that about
80 members did not come to the
meeting to collect their d'Videna
checks from the central \erband.
SO maybe you can come to the
next meeting Oct. l.: We have a
membership drive till March
March 5lst for Zweig 4. 1t You
bring us new members, we pay
for each one premium. SO let $
get busy. Let our Deputies help
YOU. Next wear we celebrate our
50 anniversary, also the 80. ami
versarv of our Great Gent. Verb,
at the West Side Helm. and we
like to get more members before
the time OF the convention.
Our Grand Pres. MIR. JOIN
Balthes is feeling better. He had
a light attack in Youngstown. y,
(Saengeriest) May the Lord keep
him we'll.
IL 20,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13

Ser acaclnpurtigc ituotl'fe Sil's'
GeGtsoireftor Hohert S<acob SclSer
iii in ser fonnnenNcn &ahl aanol.
>at Iiir Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Ben nln Hollis 9rufcr inne bat. Gr
aiailbt, oab cr bic iuriItllfcn TGblg.
fcItrn, Sic notpenolae Grfahrllrg,
sic entiprerhenoc ll,lantnitbartelt be.
list unl einen iibigen Hihtcr abSn.
aebcn llnA cr itiiEt lid babel olli bas
llrtcll Scr Gleueloub @ur N'lociatinu.
CT alauht nid)t, OaB bas slrbeltss
haus Cit Snnotorlm fiir ellfoholl.
fer lcll lollte. limo nubcrNen hdlt ct
cs aud, nicbt iiir ridltis, bab n,nn
Hc9ulatloncn mudt, nur I'M lie fllr
iid 'elblt pa'lcno iu babcn.
Hobcrt :, Sclicr lit hel,tid)er
Scrfln't. Sein GroBpoter Sucob ;.
SclSer nonocrtc nlls Scr E'oIj ein.
llno liNu ielbit iii Tcutiflano uid)t
unbcfonnt. er lp1r 1927 oriibcn uno
mar nn ser Meaeiung bcs 9todlniics
Der Sdrpcitcr ocs Superintendent.
tcllra Gr. SNgo Gfencr III Siiiiel.
oorf bctciliat.
SelScr obloluicrte ieit Stuoilull
az Ser lln;pcriitIt uon .Eitigan bon
1907 bis 1913. Gr uahnl 2llric arl
Gleuelano College lit Giphulpglc lmo
ainocrnohIiahrt. Scit 1871 lit cr
int ltlNtiihcn sfehtsoeportnent titia.
&orhcr mar CT !SiIiss s8eneralanipalt
oeS Stautcs SbIo.
Srin Gater mar Viiraerlneiitcr
bon VrOoflpn &ilIasc uno MitaIieo
Der StGutslegiAatlr ae1pcien, cben.
10 Staofrat inter 9iir9crlmciitcr
,Sohn'on, ioIpic % Sabre Hid)tcr oes
NtlInlSipalscridts. Scin 8robpatcr
mar 1868 Sefretlr hcs Ielnofratl-
iorCn Greflltipfomitecs aeneien, TO-
nie @ud)filhrer bes slbaeoronetcn.
bar'cs III @o'hlll9ton inter Broper
GleuclnnO, nuberbcm 8ilis- 3puein.
nelNncr.
Hobcrt :. Scljer OILS .Npdlts-
oIreftor iprgtc Nuiiir, Sob go 9iir.
ger. lpcltc int lllelaler @ci'e ,lntcr
@e'd'ulhlgllnl Scr @etrlunfenbcit @c.
'1Nanisitraien perhiiEtcn uutcr ser
gill of Rlahts allr irelen sSli; acieSt
plrOcn. ltn0 er pertrot has Ned)tss
Department 1919, olS nas itautlid)c
Sberaeritlt ons Heht ser @elneinOc
ollfredt crhielt, oas reoriaitc alter.
notlpe 9lngcbnt nnSunchmcn inn ;3l,,
lanmrenhnnl nit Scr @eglnl prn
3clnent,Tollbnbren unf bem it1otl.
Iclen ,Slusplns.
Hobcrt :. SClier lit perbciroiet
i,nN lrNbnt 1881 Shafer Nouleuoro.
Gr hat cine Sod,tcr, Die in Columbus
pcrhelrutet III,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH ~

The regular monthly meeting
OF Branch II was Aeld Sunday
afternoon September ?, 1851 at
? 90. President Ben Clark presid-
ing.
One OF our good members,
Steve Kerr is moving to Detroit.
We hate TO lose him, but our loss
is Detroits gain. Best wishes and
a successful journey to our Bro
ther Kerr.
Position is still open for GUS
tonian OF TIE Hall. The position OF
custodian is a responsible one, so
think it over carefully before de
Gliding. Beside the responsibility,
look at the advantages. Your
rent is tree. Your gas, electric. te-
lephone bills. all free, there is the
meeting OF new people, and the
making OF new friends, plus your
entertaining and serving old
friends and members. You have
your small apartment upstairs
which is both cool and comfort
able in TIE summer, we'll heated
i'll the winter. These are many ad-
vantages to the position. Think
it over. This may be the job you
are looking for. Applications may
be sent to President Ben Clark
Vance Avenue. Warwood. w. Va
or Recording Secretary Elsie
Orend, Cemetery Road, Martins
Ferry, Ohio.
But until the position has beer
filled. those taking charge OF the
bar for the month OF September
are as follows:
Sept. s and 9 - John Roth. Sr
Sept. Is and 10 Bill Huttel
and Bill Grail.
Sept. p and . - Mike Hutter
Sept. % - John Nemeti.
Sept. 80 - John Roth. Sr.
Oct. 6 and / - Richard Roth
and Herman Roth.
Many thanks to all above mem,
bers who are willing to donate
their time. It's members like this
that make lodge successful. And
our lodge has a lot Of willing
workers.
Elsie Orend, Seer
| Il
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13

gcrIir. -- Gle rl,iii'd)cn Sclehr.
fen hatcn eirnanotrei beluicicn, Nab
Ioam ulo Gp1 HuIien noreu. Sol.
aenoe ,Scltitellullgen beltutiaen oiclc
9ebollptiln9: I. ahnnt ,lno Gpn bat.
fen feline aleiOer. ,. Sic erl,Ghrter
'id) Don 8rulcrll lmb milbcn Srildl.
ten. ). Sic alal,bterl trosOem. I'M
Noraoies ;,l Iehcn. 4. "a Noam rnA
@un Die 8elpobnbeit hnttcu, ollcs
III teiIcn. ielbit Sen MpfeI. porcn
lie nldl Die eriten aomn,uniitcn. -
&as iii Ser l(ntcrihieh 5plid)cn
Gbrl'tentlun l,nh @ol'd)elplsnlla ?
9eim GbriItentim itarb elmer fiir
allc. beim NoliheipiSlnus ale fiir
cincn. &as lit Ser llntcrld,ieb
auiid,en vSsneirlo" (;u OentidD:
"Nodrldten") lme vErnpoo" (pu
ocutih: Sic @abrbejt"(2 ,sr ser
;, &abrbeit" itehen fciue Neuisfeitcn
lmN in Sen "giad,rittcn" feline
@ubrhelt. - ;},pci Mcsfoucr tre'.
teu iih an Ser Strobe. rNln, ipie
gent rs Dir. @nnIa?" r&ic &C.
min I'M afoulolelnu: Nu hefpnlnlit
nld,ts iu clien aber besrabcu Dirit
0u ai,d nic't,,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
Deutscher besitz
lin Aus|and bIeibt
beschIagnahmt

gpnn. - Iie Dclltld)cll GiNentll=
lncr Don ouslGnniid,cn 3upitalper.
ten, Die nGhreno bes &rieQes bon
Deu Sllliierten beid)loNnabmt ,pllrz
ocr, irarem imfolac Der 9tohrihtcn
critollnt llnp nicbcrNcihluocr. noH
tic ftinc MOalic)fciten erbal1en, ihrc
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