davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-05-10

ject, "Woman's Responsibility in
War and Peace" Miss S. Winifred
Burwell, chairman of the Capital
group, presided at the dinner and
those on the Entertainment Com
nnittee included:
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Brotherhood,
secretary, McLachlen Bank; Mrs.
Maud H. Buckingham, cashier, City
Bank; Miss Burwell, assistant trust
officer, National Metropolitan; Mrs.
Katherine M. Barker auditor, Nc
lachlen Bank; Mrs. Helena D. Reed,
assistant trust officer, Lincoln Ma
tional; Mrs. Vera w. Rhine, vice
president, Morris Plan Bank; Mrs.
Helen r. Sharpe. secretary. Bank of
Commerce & Savings; Mrs. Mary
Chadwick, assistant trust officer,
Washington Loan & Trust Co.;
Miss Alice G. Whitton. assistant
trust officer, First National Bank,
Alexandria, and Mrs. Margaret S.
Dwyer, assistant cashier, Seat Pleas
ant Bank.
Out OF town guests included Miss
Harriette j. Fuchs, national vice
president; Miss Florence L. Cooper,
national information chairman;
Miss M. Irene West, editor of the
Woman Banker, and Miss Hilda
NJ. Hoffman, vice president, Middle
Atlantic division.
Members and guests are being
entertained today at the home Of
Mrs. Helen Sharpe in Virginia.
Waller Priorities Chairman.
Wilmer j. Waller, vice president
and cashier of the Hamilton Ma
tional Bank, has been appointed
chairman of the American Bankers
Evening star., 1942-05-10
J. {. Penney Reports
32.6 Per Cent Gain
In April Sales
Four Months Volume
4O.4 Per Cent Ahead
Of Year Ago
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May e.-TEhe J. c.
Penney Co. reported today its April
sales totaled S36, ,531 1888, compared
with $27 ,546.616 in April of 1941, an
increase of 326 per cent.
The chains total sales for the first
four months of 1912 were S124,-
1893 ,557 against $88,943 ,256 in the
same period of 1941, or an increase
of 40.4 per cent.
National Cylinder Gas.
The National Cylinder Gas Co.
and domestic subsidiaries reported
net income for the first quarter after
all charges, including Federal taxes
at 1941 rates, of s358.544 or q cents
a share compared with S413,515 or
81 cents in the 1941 quarter.
The drop was attributed to 1912
reduction of 100000 in income from
investments. Under tax rates rec
commended by the House Ways and
Means Committee. the company said.
first quarter 1912 income would be
$l75,544 or 13 cents a share.
Union Bag & Paper.
Union Bag & Paper Corp. for the
quarter ended March 81 reported
consolidated net profit of $763,275
after depreciation, interest and pro-
vision for taxes, or go cents capi-
tai share, compared with net earn
ings of S416.292, or 80 cents a share
in the like 1941 quarter Provision
for Federal income and excess pro-
fits taxes was $1,430, 1873 in the 1912
first quarter against s579, ,080 In the
like 1941 period.
Other Reports Listed.
Other earnings reports during the
week showing profits per common
share included:
March 81 Quarter.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

abroad by short wave, Kanzler as
serted that "the automotive industry
is producing weapons of war at a
rate several times the butter and
guns output of only few months
ago; totals already can be expressed
only in billions
So large is the production pro-
gram, he said, that more than twice
as many workmen will be needed in
Detroit than were employed in the
peak months of 1941. One out of
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Meat Packers Report
Lend-Leuse Orders
By the Associated Press.

By tho Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 9.-Meat packing
interests here reported today Gov.
ernment lend-lease purchases for
the week included 12,s63 ,232 pounds
of lard, 20,878,000 pounds Of cured
meats and 21,562,s7s pounds Of
canned meats.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

a u t o m o tiv e
branch of the
War Production
Board. said to-
day that "the
war won't last
very long after
the mass pro-
duction of war
m a t erial l S.
shipped f. o. b.
Detroit-reaches
its destination
In an address
broadcast over a
Nation w i d e
network &C. B.
-oIoraI
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Porcelain Deliveries
Larger During March
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
The Census Bureau says that rep
resentative manufacturers of por-
celain enameled products delivered
$5,840,9 1888 worth of products to Gus
toners in March. compared with
IS, ,288, 1881 in February and IS ,309 500
in March of last year.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

A 8 s o c l a t / o n
Committee on
Priorities, it was
announced here
yesterday.
Mr.. w all er
has been a men,
Der of this ma
tional committee
for many months
and su c C e e d S
Mark A. Brown,
Chicago banker,
who has been
appointed q fnan-
cial consultant
to the War Pro-
rl,,ntiAn p1ord
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Cotton Is Depressed
ByPIans 10 Sell
Federal Stocks
Future Prices Rule
5 Cents Higher to
IS Cents Lower
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Announce-
ment that the Commodity Credit
Corp. would accept bids next week
for cotton under its general sales
program dampened bullish senti-
ment today and futures prices
closed 5 cents a bale higher to Is
cents lower.
The news was contrary to recent
trade reports and had the effect of
curtailing trading volume in the
short session.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

O1IQlcI ldSG eve
ming at the
Rixey Mansion
Inn, which drew
m a ny women
hnanciers from
Virginia, West
Virginia, Mary
land, New York
and elsewhere.
Mrs. Carroll
K. Parran. wife
of DR.. Thomas
Parran, surgeon
general, Public
Health Service,
was the guest
speaker, her sub
Evening star., 1942-05-10

Spot cotton closed steady, 8 points low
er. Sales, Ala. Low mlddling. 1873;
middling, 20. 03; good. middlins, 204S
Receipts, 1875; stock. 4s3,024.
Bid. q Asked.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Grain Prices Narrow
As Traders Await
Federal Policies
pIons for U. S. Sales
And Price Ceilings
Cloud Outlook
By FRANKLIN MULLIN.


CHICAGO, May 9.-Grain prices
held to a narrow range today, clos
ing the week with net gains of frac-
tions to more than cent. Trade
was restricted by uncertainty about
congressional action regarding Gov
eminent grain sales and price CELL
ings on farm products.
Renewal Of profit taking caused
early weakness, but reports Of the
Pacific naval battle helped to offset
this, stimulating some buying sup
port. Wheat was off II cent
at one time, and other cereals
showed corresponding losses, but
most Of the declines were erased
later. At one time prices in most
pits were fractionally higher.
Wheat closed y lower to hs higher
compared with yesterday, May,
s1.22A; July, $125-1247s: corn un-
changed to "a up, May, 867s-s7; July,
8ess; oats unchanged to Il of; rye,
las down soybeans, Y to Ia
higher, and lard unchanged at CELL
ings.
Flour Business Lags.
Lagging flour business and good
crop and weather conditions con-
tinued to depress wheat. Counter
balancing this was trade belief that
the ever-normal granary program
will tie up possibly as much as half
of the record domestic supply this
year, leaving only enough free"
wheat to meet normal annual re-
quirements. Traders calculated that
the Commodity Credit Corp. already
controls, through direct ownership
or outstanding loans. about two
thirds of the 630,0O0,0O bushels
estimated carryover of old wheat.
Should loans be advanced on the
same amount Of new wheat as were
granted last year this would bring
the total to more than 1000 900
bushels, leaving about an equal
amount free"
The 1942 loan rate, being about Z
cents a bushel higher than the July
wheat close today and 8 cents above
the spot market quotation on No.
2 hard, is expected to encourage
holding grain off the market if
prices do not rise to at least equal
with it. Spot wheat was IN cent
higher.
Storage Encouraged.
The Government is taking steps
to enable the holding Of this huge
amount of grain in the granary, en-
couraging increased farm storage
and shifting steel bins from the
corn belt to the surplus wheat pro-
ducing area.
Reports that there may be a
change soon in ceilings on fats and
oils, including soybean oil. and
short covering operations, helped
to strengthen soybeans.
Shipping business in corn amount
ed to only 10000 bushels. but deal
ers booked 1O1, 900 bushels to arrive
from country points. Oats ship
ping sales totaled $4,000 bushels.
Traders said they expected the ban
Evening star., 1942-05-10
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 9-Lauding the
war production effort of the auto
motive industry, Ernest Kanzler,
director of the Detroit region and
Evening star., 1942-05-10

o Bid. Nominal.
Average price of middling ij-inch cotton
January 2000b 20.07 1904 20.05n
kets was 2O.27.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

New Orleans PriceA
NEW ORLEANS, May QP1.-Cotton fu-
lures declined here today under week END
liquidation. Closing prices were steady, 4
to points net lower.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

ton Shares outstanding at close Of re-
spective periods.
march 81 half.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Storage Encouraged.

(See GRAIN, Page CD
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Bond Averages

(See STONE, Page C-9)
Evening star., 1942-05-10

(See TEXTILE, Page Co
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
'Belbauseaben burdsufibren. Gs
rihf ohcr irnncr nod ninino Nin fih

.Belbauseaben burdNufIbren. Gs
;gibt abcr INNER nod einiee. oie fid
.iagen: rMuf Gin paar 2ihter fomnt
es nidt an!" @enn Die Mppele an
Die Ve1nunft unb Sen Hatriotismrs
bes einaelnen Biirgers pirfungsIos
berbanen, Damn braudt iid niemano
au nnnbern, ipenr, energiid burdge-
griffen miro. Denn oariiber ionte iih
ie6er fIar iein: Die MiIitdrbeb0rben
suerSen nidt bapor auriidihreden.
,im cine noIfommene 0erounfeIuna
nn3uorbnen, tpenn bic geeentpdrti.
gen MaBnabmen tetnen grfols aei.
tigen. Gs lit beiier et,pas niqie 81
tim als ge5tuungen 5u tperben l,nS
Strafe be5ablen. Soute aIio sic Ser
bnnfeluna i'm SnIanbe %aneeoronei
tuerSen, 10 the ie6er feline HfIiht,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

ieien auf Den, beiten Wege, NtacD's
8onfurren5 81 MAIDEN? SIT nift Die
ein5ig perniinftige giniteGuns BIZ.
oas Cute nit oem Sdledten 5u nch.
men, lnb nlr oarauf 51 ad)telL hdb,
aIles in allem genommen, Sic Wcr=
lutte ourb sic @etpinnc mebr als
auseegIid)en tperoen? -;
Sober bon ,tns miro burd) Die
4riesscreienifie in tiefitem Mabe. eJs
idliittert unb mitgeriiicn. Gs fdM
ieoem bon inns iftuer, Die gntt9,.r
idlng al iiberlpinben. ,penn pie
Nad)rid,ten nid,t 10 %eiinitia laliter;
,,no es fGut fat nod idyrperer, Dem
S,,bel ser Yeeeiitrel,ng 3al,m ln6
Sugci an5l,legen, tufnu mir BON Ct
foIeen 5u 9anoc. Sl Waiier uno in
Der 2,tft boren. Mber mir ntiiiien llns
ole b%eiIeibieen, oie Nahridtcn =
quite uub idledte gegeneinauod
ab5uiuGsen n,o in elmer geiiti9en
Saltung bes %gelunOen &ealismils
ocn iteilen Hfao enpor3uflimmer;
Der binallf gum &a1nm ocs 8ebirgeR
fiibrt, pos, mic @initon GburdM
fiir,lih iaete, iest flar Dor uns liegt..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
4. =. ~EanNtpirtftbaft
i'm kriee

Sanofuirthuftsminiiter @ifaro
bab neue 3iele seiett ieien, Die
Die bodIte lanbuirtihaftlid)e Nroout.
ton in Ser @eihifte ser Bereinieten
Staaten foroern. Beionbere Mufmerf.
iamfeit lei Dem 4nbau bon Oelfriih,
ten mie groniiiien unb Soiabobnen
gu miomen. Tas 3iel fir Gutterfor,'
nur6e gleihfaus erbobt uno meitere
flint MiQionen Mder bebaut, iooab
geniigeno Gutter borban6en fem
INN bic Gleiid-, Mild). un6 &c.
fliiselproouftion 81 erboben. Muber,
Dem tuliroe elm meiterer Mnbau fit
getrodnete 8obnen uno grbien &c,
forbcrt. @eitere flint Wi1ioneu
8uibel Reis puroen a~ngeioroert unc
Mabnabmen murben ~setroffen, Die
gr5eugriiie bes Sabres 1941 al
Griid)ten unb @emGiien in DOZEN lin!
mebr oils Is Wiaionen &iiten gu er.
boben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
Aus uatur unH 6eiite<,
lebett

&Sdtmersbetdnbnns in alter 3eit.
Die Sdmersbetdipbrns, BE in neu.
er~ 9eit auberor6entlihe Gortjdrittc
uetnadt hat. lit su ibter ietieen &0be
im 2atife' Der Sabrbunberte ourd of
ithr merftpiroiae @erfabren eeIanat.
Inobei am bda,fieiten einidl6iernoe
pfIansIihe WitteI unS narfotiife
Betrdnfe .eebraudt tpuroen. Die vi.
iDrrer pfleaten Die BlutecfaBe urb
Defenders ote dr. Ser @ebIe, auiam:
menauoriiden: ai,d M~riitoteIes idIus
CUR lShmer5beta,tbuns 6as Yreiicn
Der SdIaaaoer Dor. Ginen gar3 be.
ionocren Ml,f bate fir oieie 9tpedt
BEL sen MIten scr Stein Don Mons
fl, bon Dem audi Hlinius uno 9ios.
Forbes berid,tcr, ober es lit bisber
nod nid)t eeluneen @enaucs bariiber
ieit3uitcIcn. Mattioli. Elm ber:ibmter
Tr5t nno Naturforider bes 16
Sobr5unSerts in Sieno. Ser eiaer
%aommentar aur 1iosforioes aeidrii~
ben bat. crfldrt, bab ct 10 eroB mic
cin aieicliteir. felt unS ueridicoen.
fdrbia tuar: tpetrt er 5errieben unb
aIs NiIoiter auf Elm GIieo selest
muroe, has a~beei6at ODER s~ebrannt
,pcrSen ionte, 70 betdubte Ct es b6llia
.1efabrlos. * ~
Mandc boben seeInllbt, Dab Sicicr
Stein MIR Sic 0riidt Ser pbantafte
bar. uno Bob es itd I'M einen tall
1qltiaeh stein aeban6elt bot. Ser.
Ser NIten aetueien 1T. onoere oasese,n
1%Ioubten. Sab ct spirtIid norbanoe,,
t'errieben ,inb NIT Eiiie beriniidt,
EaohIenonbporio freimadte' unb Da.
our6 cine Srtlide getaubune beroor-
i@ief. SIN Mittelolter tabm man ba-
!,scn ieine 3ufludt 5u oen iogenanu.
zen eini#ldfern6en Sdtu1mmern,
'ubcn Sffpdmmen, Die idneQ &C.
,rodnct unb' Damn NIT Spium, III.
.a,.nsuur5eI, SdferIins, @ilien-
:sraut. gfeli, 9attid unb @afier &C.
rGnft tpuroen. Benn mat, bann our
Speration id,reiten mubte, 1tabm
mar, Ben Shtpamm, Der an Scr 'Son-
me eetrodnet par, unS taltdte i'm
zine Stunbe lang In tparmes @oiier;
nobel man ben Hatienten Die Nus.
oiinitungen einatmen lief.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

Inter normoIen 8erbdItniiien bat
Sonnenaufganes unb .llntereanes,
bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. uno .llntereanes
fir ben Stdbter ser 3eitrunft oes
fuenis mcbr aIs tbeoretiides Snter-
eiic. &c seborte 81 elmer fompletten
3eitung, ieoen Gag bieie Nngaben gu
oeroffentlid)en, aber Der Sourndliit
bot iid oft sefra9t, Diduiele 0eute
Tie aud, leien.
Sn ben 9eitunsen Der bonn &rica
|betroifenen e%uropdiiden 2dnoer
fonnte man ihon ieit 'September
1889 Dielfah bcmerfen. BOB bieic
oitronomiid)en Mngaben in fettcm
1rud auf ser eriten Scite eridic.
ncn. Sic limb fir sen 2onboner uno
8crlincr bon bodlter per 0nlider
8eSe,tt:na. benn in oem N,,genblid.
menn sic Sonne inter Sem &ori5ont
nerihninbet, treten Die ri9oroien
neutrality-suspicious. in araft
,,nb man bat BON GdQen gcleicn. Sab
eneliide @idter nit idtueren Gelb.
~itrafcn 0eritobc abnSeten. Die MIR
tpeniee Mimtten nad) scr omtlid]cn
3eit bes Sonrenunterganss feitge-
itcnt tporoen tparcn.
Mbcr iett lit es MN audi Fit ieben
8elpobner inn 8iiitcnecbiet oes 5mpi.
ten Gorpsbesirfs ~nottpenoig, iih at
pergepiiiern. tpann sic Come untcr.
eebt. uilo tparn iie aufsebt, oenn in.
nerbalb oieies 3eitranmcs iino Sic
s%erld)Griten MbblenbuneaBorid)rif-
ten in Strait. iiber Die ausfiibrlid be.
rid,tct miro Don 3eit 81 3eit.
Sober tpeik ODER io0te CO tpenig.
items miiien, bab bieie 8eroronungen
nid)t crlaiien norocn iinb. Inn Dem
@iirger u~nn0tiec Sdercirn gu ners
.uriad)en, ODER in ieinem 8eiddft 5i
ihdbiaeu, ionoern oab iie nod Mniid!
ser suitdnoi9en Militdrbeborben I'M.
crIdbIid) iinb, Inn hie Jcinbe IRE ST
iiibrcn. SIM Snlana iino Sic Nbblcn,
bungsporidriiten nod nidt in 8rait
ulo es tpirb mobl aud, nod cine &c.
ra,tn,e 3eit baucrn. che tie in araf:
.~treten. Mbcr. Sic 1Iotte Der Sopa
.ner nnternimmt Grobcs uno ,pcnt, e.
.ibr aeIunaen tpare. ODER ien,als ee.
.Iinaen ionte, iid feitsuieten. in So
.lpaii ooer aIasfa, Damn treten aud,
Ole abblencunssporidriften i'm Sn-
lanbe in 8rait.
Iie @oridriiten fms In Sen mel
itcn 1Glen .Ieid)t unb obne srobe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

.offerttIife Beamten Ser Bereinieter
5taaten Sen CID CUR Muiredterbal.
ti,ng Ger &onititution ablegen mill
en-. q"
Ser iiebente MrtifeI Iegt Dor, oab
Die aonititl,tion in araft tritt. 10.
balls nclin Ser breiaebn Gin5elitaaten
lire 3uitimtn,,ne oeseben BADEN.
Snncrbalb peuiger Monnte, naf-
sem Die Gin5clitaaten Mhifriften beS
acnititution erbalten batten, itimm.
'en nciln Ser orei5ebn Giuaelitaaten
,u. Bis gum CONNER bes Sabres'
1888 batten ale gin5elitaaten, init
ausnabme bon Nortb Carolina uno
&bobe SsIano, fir bic Mnnabn,e Ser
3omtitution geitimmt.
Gle Gin3elitaaten p1bIten Damn
lire Observation-Disclosures, Die lie in
Ser aeuen &cgieruns laut Ser Son.
ititution bertreten iouten. 0anad,
lpoblten Die g%intuobner iebes gin3eI.
Itaates befonnte Yerionlid)feiten, Be-.
men laut Ser aonititution oas Red)t
Sugeiprod)en uuroe, einen YrGii-
benton un6 gl3eprdiioenten at pGb-
len. 0ieie Mdnner tparen aIs DabI-
m,dnner befannt. Mls 6ie @ablmdn.
ner Der perihiehenen Gin3elitaaten
3uiammen famen. mdblten file George
Waibington als ben eriten Br1iioen.
ten Der Wereinigten Staten uno
Sobn Moams als ben eriten 8i3e-
1rdiioenten.
Retp Dorf ruur6e als borlGufiae
&anpt5tabt Der Mctior. ousermdbft
unb in oieier Stabt Ieste George
Waihinston am 30. Mpril 1889 ols
9rdiioent Der 0ereinisten stoatcn
ieinen GID ab.
Nortb Garolina uno @bo6e So
lamb itimmten baIb 6anah Der aon-
ftitution AZ, un6 sic neue Station tpar
arbeitsfdbig.
Niele Der orei3ebn gin3elitnaten
mad,ten es abiola,t Flair, bob iie burdl
bic Mnnabme Der aonititution uiht
tuinihten, bob Die @efte ser 4cbol.
feruna in irsenS elmer Weiie ae.
ifumalert tueroen tpiir6en. Damit iiber
oieie Medte fein MibperitGnonis
berriden fonnte. iebte Der reue Son.
greB als critics 3ebn Mnb6nae -
Nmenoements - a,ir aonititution
out. Dieie aebn Mmen6emcnts. &C.
rau 70 tuidtie tuie oie aonftitution,
iino aIs Die Treiteitsarfnabe Be.
FAINT un6 mir sper6en Sbner, bier.
Fiber i'm nddften artitel tnebr CT.
odblep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
Der Gielbpftor

SIM pereangenen S%abrbunbetf,
aarnentIid) p1brcnb Ser GIenbsiohre
oes DreiBieidbrieen 2rieges, aIs be.
ionoers Sic llniperiitGten oerarmten.
mar es an pieIen Srten eebrdufIh
seiporoen, oaB man Den TiteI eiucs
DIFFERS ~erfnufen fcnnte. Gin pans
@1cllerte ~reiiten ourd) SaroerlunI,
id}idten gum 0etan Der ltriperiitM
uno baten iit otuei Diplome flr :gli.
tes @elo aus. Sic tpuroen ibnen aud
belpiaigt. Stun tpouten iid bic Ser.
rem lliti9 MAIDEN iiber Die GafuItdt,
eriuhten iebr boflid barum. Oh 'iie
nidt aud elm BOAR Doftoroiplome ffiir
ibre @eitpferoe baben fonnten, lino
oerlangten gu piiien, tpas man oatdt
foroere. Ser Defan ihricb elm pdar
3eilen uno CAB lie o,m 0iener hit
b0fliden @orten at sic &erren. Del
fur5e Snr j. lautete: .guer 8tK
Den, biert muht man pobl eitle gfeI
az 9ottoren, aber feline Heitpfer6eir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
fmniee Gde

.Nein Nann fam ni1t 6idten
obne 9igarette!"
.Neiner niht obne - NorihuB!"
ar3t: .sagen Sic Sbrer Grail
nut, iie foute fih ia feline sorsen
MAIDEN suegen Der Sduerb0rieteit.
6as 1T ni&ts tpeiter aIs Elm gan,
natiirliGes 8eiden oes alters"
N, 4err Doftor, tuiiroen !Sie i9r
6os ni&t Iieber ielber faeen2"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

I'm ibr ";ie6er az tueden, brad)te
mon einen nit giiis eetr6nften
:Sd)tpamm an Die Naienlod)er ODER
iiDrte in oie Wafe einen Saft ein,
Der aus 5endeltpuroeln ee,ponnen
tuar. Sc nod ben Yer5ten uno ibren
,Gdl,len oeranoerten iid Die Stoffe,
Die our 9ranfune Der einidldicrn'
ben shipdmme benust tpuroen, aui
Die bic Gbirurgen unS Die &e5ept.
bidder bes Mitetlalters bas 0robte
.8ctpitt Ieaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

Wir tpiiien niht, Oh Die $erren
bes Dritten @eides ben bieberen
gdternadcrn inn 3urenbureiiden
am RfingitsD ienstag ibre felt 500
Sabren trooitioneIle Sprine-Hro5ei-
fion eeitattctcn, oeren Teilnebmer.
nod Der Mulif orei Shritt por- uno
5tpei sdritt riidtpdrts i~pringeno,
Ianeiam ober iider ibr 3iel, bas
8rab ocs fl. @inibrob. erreihen.
UNI bort nm 9e,pabrlng Dor Gaa-
iud)t uno 8eitstona al beten.
Man Miro es ms boffcntlid) oers
3eiben. oob tpir bic g%rinneruns an
oieies uraIte rcligioie 8rondt,,n,
ausarobcn, Inn oas at infuitrieren,
mas BrGiibent Mooiepelt i'm Gimme
'botte. oils CT ,,ns Dor iibcrtriebenem
Heiiimismus mnb iib%criponntein Sp-
timisml,s tporntc mnn feline lteber5ei,-
eun9 funStat, bob tpir ,n,s ai,f einen
loneen, bartcn arieg ecfobt MAIDEN
n4ieen. 'SAblieblih tucroen mir oas
3ieI = ocn totaIen Sice nad5 einen,
.totaIen ariese bod erreiben.
stber eeno,, tpie bel ben gdtcrna.
detn tucrben icocn paar Sdritten
boripirts elm paar riidtu6rts fofeen.
Die @auptiahe lit MIR, Dab icoer
Mid bor>pGrts Idneer. lit oIs ser I'M
a,,sbIeibIidc MiidihIaa. Eas Nus.
.idIaagebcnbp lit Ser .Wetto, @etpinn"
Sic Gifferen5 al nuiercn @i,nltei,
5tpiiden Grfolecn unO Nicoerlogcn.
Gins ibr iebt iid ser lanee, beidpper.
lide Weg 5uiammen, Scr gum 3icl
fiibrt. ~..
Sod Elm. 5tpcites 8ciipiel orGng:
iih a,,i, INT bic rihtige ginlteu,ma
sur Slut Scr 3riessmeIoungcn 81,
finben, sic uns ic6en Gag aus alien
GroteiIen uno allen Mecren errci<
den.
Mngenommen mir ieien elm Soul.
mann ui,o betreiben einen iener alt,
mooiidcn 2docn, in oenen a0es 81
baben ut. bon scr &aarnanel bis 81,
ben 8adpflaumen, bon tpouencr I'm.
termdide Big CUR 3abnbiirite. Wan,
de Mrtifel f9nnen mir nit eincm gu.
ten @c,uinn pcrtnufen, dnbere mic.
Der miiHcn mir gum Ginifanospreis
fosid,laaen. lno ab uHo 3u fdnn's
Inns pdifieren, oab mir faIif einfouf.
ten. unb einen 8erIuit .einiteden
miiiicn.: SoHen mir nun i'm lesten
.Jan -aleid oen Mut perliercn unS
aonfurs anmeIoen? Sonen mir,
5ineiI &%oarbdnbcr reibenben Mbiat
finoen unS gutcn @cspinn crbrineen.
gleif in ben @lauben oerfallen, mir