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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Ser Steges3tg bes &rem3es

3dDlreid) lpie sic Sor1nenl ltdubben
in ber 2uft, tuie oie Miasrnet petit
batter Simple, baben Iib felt Ianeel
Sabr5ebnten SSSrrtiimer, fali6e 2eb>
rel1 geiltperipirrenoe SSsnen ltnb Soc
ologien ,uo lire slbleger &omml1nis-
mus nno Observation-Disclosures iiber
sic gon5e gelt berbreitet. 9os 8ort,
sic Breile unb ser &unofunt baben
oieie onltedenben Seine in alle @in=
oe btnansgetragen, in alle 2dnoer.
gSie @olfen perbeere,roer Seni6reden
baben bieie gr5elt9niiie olle 9toiien
uno alaiien, in Staot uno 2anb, in
Balalt l,no Siitte, Sobrifarbeiter 1,no
einfabe 2anolerte pereiftet. Gang
lam aber ltetig traufelt bas @ift in
Sic Seelen bon Millionen.
9ie @iftioat bot 5u fei,nen uno 81,
wa6ien begonnen: 8erneinl,ng ser
grilten5 @ottes> bas 9aiein elmer
eottliben Goriebung, zines Sortlebe11s
oer Seele. Wfan Ieugnet Sbrigfeit,
Gedt uno @eredtigfeit, sic @ren5e
3ipilden @ut un6 Bos. sllles miro &C.
leugnet Ste 3ufunft, ia oas eieene
5ein miro bea,peifelt. 9ie eetpaltige,
tribe Slut iiberlduemmt ganae 2dn-
Ger, gan5e Nationen.
$50 lit ser Sellen innitteu 6ieier
branoenben Slut, Der uns 3ufludt,
Sell nno 9tett,tng it6ert? $50 lit ser
rettenoe Infer, mo Sic @affe, nit
pelder mir Sic 5ablreiden Seinbe ab-
5utpebren ilnltan6e iin6? 9ieier Sell
fen, bieier Mnfer, 6ieie 8affe lit sic
Eatiade BON @olgatba, oie ein5ise
srobartise, unpereleidlide Satiade,
Sic inntitten ser 3eitgeidibte itebt.
Sic erfiillt Die @elt nno sic ganse
Menfdbeit. Strableno, tpie sic Con-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

ne ant Sirmament bes Sinmels,
le,idtet bas allein leeenbringenbe uno
iegenperbreitenbe &reus gbriiti iiber
2anoer 1lno Meere, iiber 8eree uno
aberiinbe ltnb oieier @efren5iate
bat eeiiest iiber Seinoe obne 3abl.
9as 9ol5 Ser S6ma6 nabm als Sic.
gespanier oes gbriitentums ieinen
sSeg iiber uniibertpinbIi6 i6einenoe
Sinberniile.
9as &reu5 NIT oe1n @efreu5igten
iollte ollen Golfern obne Musnobme
gepreoigt iperoen. 0ie @renaen Ser
groe iollten al1d lire @ren5en iein.
Ser bodmiitise Romer, Ser 1peiblibe
Mitate, Der leibeni6aftlide Snoer, Der
ltl.mpfiinniee Maure, ser ltol5e Ger.
name, Ser tpiloe Scptbe, alle ioaten
NIT oem glei6en @lauben beieliet
lperoen.
9as &reua nit Dem @efreu5igten~
mlroe aufgepflanat inn 3eitalter oes
augltitus, I'M a,tfseflarteIten uno per.
oorbeniten SSabrbunbert Ser beioni.
iden 3eit, in ser 3eit bes bo6iten
WiHens ltno ber b06lten Sittenper.
6erbnis. Mel1Bere un6 i11nere Mnfein-
oungen befanpften 6ie neue 8elieion.
Gerleumoung un6 SaB erboben ii6
gegen oie 2ebre 6es &reuaes. Die
Gbriiten tpuroen als Mbtriinnige uno
8otteslaiterer, als 3al1berer ltno
@impel, als Sein6e 6es aaiiers be.
5eidnet. 8r1tale @eipalt, l1nteroriif.
tnng uno bllttige 8erfolgl,ng orobten
oen untergang Der fleinen Seroe.
l1no tper maren bie Gerfiin6er uno
8erbreiter oer &rel1aeslebre2 geidt
Wddtige uno @elebrte; arme, uuae.
lebrte Slider, nidt 8eiie, BbiIofo.
pben, 8eamte, ridt 11tddtise Giirften.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Nus benl Soiepbinnm

Sbne 1nrs in aufregenben 9ebat=
ten 5u ereeben ii6er sic Gorteile luto
Nadteile oer iiinelt eingefiibrten
nelten Sagesitanoen-g -ginteilung, Iino
mir ser Meinuna oaB mir allen
@rlno baben, fir sic abanoerlng
banf6ar gu lein. Die nea,e 3eiteintei=
lung erlollbt es SEN Stuoentet, cine
balbe 5tunhe langer idlafen 5u fon=
nen. s(nltatt, ipic 5llpor, tint $40
auf5uitebelr, iper6en lie iebt Inn 6.10
llbr geipedt. @enn alle anoronl1n=
gen bes Brdiibenten ni6t b6rtere Sp=
fcr ouferlegten, bra,,6ten mir uns
nidt 5u bei6weren.
Ginen 8eiu6er in idmuder Mrmee-
uniform betpillfonmneten mir in Der
SerIon Gep. lGolpb Sbomplon's. 9er>
ielbe mar brei Sabre lang &lumnus
Oes SSolepbin,,ms uno lit gegenlpdrtig
Goplon in ser slrmee Snfel Sams.
Ct u1Bte biel SSSntereia1ttes iiber bos
2eben in ser slrmee unb Sen @eilt
Der fotbolilhen Soloaten at er5dblen
Sos CT unS nid)t berriet, mar leine
fiinltige 9lnltcllllng in Ser 9(rmee.
X
0as Grgebnis iiber sic Stuoier=
fortI6ritte i'm erlten S6ull lennelter
mar iebr befriebigeno. SIM Sopbo=
more College erbielten George @ei>
bel 1no Sobn 0idman nit SSobn
2ongbia norm Sic meiften S1,nfte.
4n Ser Spite bes bierten Sobi6ul>
iobres itonben &alpb &rebner, 9lopz
| lius &r5p5opolifi uno Splbe1ter Sent
ldel; I'M oritten Sabre 2eonaro 3min-
ger, Hobert Smll 11no @illiam 8ed
i'm aipeiten Sabre Gletus Sentl6eI,
Solepb SSSames uno 9fidarb Serman
I'M erlten Sabre Sames Dabru53i,
Salnes 8artef 11nb Sames @loedler.
Auen oielen 1lnlere berolihen @liid>
tpiinlde, iotpie allen auoern, sic @id
bl1rd) ibren sSleib ausge5ei6net baben
X
Erogranun 6es am Sonntae
abenb, Is. Se6ruar, bon ser uSoie=
pbin,lm 8ano" gegebenen &on5ertes
Carita Dans Espana) .Weidt
Twin Stars ..............We .Wendland
Little Ruby (Waltz). ....... .Skaggs
Neapolitan Nights ...... .Zamecnik
Let the Rest of the World Go BY Ball
Long, Long Ago (Variations) Ritter
Success ................... Bennett
IntermiSSiOn
Piano and Violin Selections.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Sttnt1lte hes Tolfes fiir
has Soiepbtmu1lt "

Enclosed herewith please find my
donation of one dollar toward your
Students Fund in thanksgiving for a
favor received. wishing you success in
your good work, Mrs. G. S., N. Y.
enclose $500 in thanksgiving for
favors received long time ago. Wishing
you Gods blessing, Mrs. A. N, o.
Enclosed please find M. o. for 500,
$500 of which is for my subscription to
the Ohio Waisenfreund and $500 as
a donation in honor of St. Joseph for
a favor granted. Mrs. A. B., Calf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
W'iifmod, Sen 25. 5ebrnar 1912
INNER ben gnipriide,. elmer ingeno.
frdftigen iinb erbolullgsbe6iirftigen
5fltbentenibar geipabieit.

jSlHoellleHluguI 9elDuUlell.
II
Grit i'm Sabre 1911 ipltroen 1telie
MobeI fir sic grbolungsfdle Der
5tloentell angeldafft. gor biefer
3eit bienten alte, reparatllrbe6iirftige
5tiible, &iiten uno 9aite,l Dem tag.
Iiben @ebraudJ. Sogar Bis auf ben
beittigen Sag baben iid) nod etlihe
r,inenbafte lleberbleibiel oapon er'
balten. ,r
.~>s.. 49,. j., X II.
SaIt bl, Iieber 2eier, bielleibt Die
brieflibe Mitteilung zines ,nierer
St11oenten erbalteu, iporin bu an oie
@rneuerung beines Announcements er.
i1nert tpirit2 8entt bas ser San lit,
10 aogere nitbt, Sic Sabe redt balo
i,1 Oron,,ng au bringer. ' -
X
~ 9Sie 1tebts nun nit ,tnIerer biel.
belprobenen @oiierfrage bieie 8ohe?
Bir ertparten einert @tebanifer BON
Glepelano, tint na65uieben, mesbalb
ser nns angeprieiene eleftriide 6il.
trierapparat nidt oielelben &eiultate
er5ielt, ols berlelbe anoerstpo ge-
bra6t fat. @ir boffer, reht balo ei.
ne ollbefrieoigenoe Oeitteilung bor-
iiber MAIDEN 5u f0nnen.
gSir ipiiien, oaB biele 1nlerer
Sreunoe nit ibren 9eitrGgen auriid.
balten, Bis ite b0re1t baB .bas ~neue
SpItem mirfli6 oas beripro6ene Ste.
iultot bringt. 9ie Bis iebt eineelau.
fenen 8eitrdge oeden nidt einmal Ole
llnfoiten ser neuen Gllmpe, bic mir
fit anoere 3lpede anidaffen mlbten.
9Sir baben bieie nelte Hun1pe 6emief.
6en Soften eingereibt, balnit, tpenn Der
nel1e Mpparat ni6t 5,t 11nierer bollen
8efrieoi9lrng o,tsfouen iollte, mir pe.
nigItens cine ge11iieenoe 8aiierberIor.
gltna an Sano baben. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

mcbrfaf gegebene GerIpred,en ser
25iifcroberlIng gurmas S,l Der
geiien.
&ein 3lpeifel, baB cine iolhe stf.
ton gegen Burma 'oipobl fiir Sen
Sdlt Snoiens loipie oes rsreien
China" bon grobter 8eoel,tllng ,pG-
re - lpdbreno es fiir sic slniierten
in idaperer Shlag iein ipiiroe,
tpem es Sen Sapanern geldnge,
Wtnnan inter ibre Serrid,aft su
bringen lmo ms obere Sal bes
9angtIe ein5uoringen, oeiien Inter.
IouI betanutlih in ibren Sanoen
it. 9lnoererleits lit es bie grobte
Gjefabr fiir Die slaiierten, ibre
arifte auf oiele &riegsid,auplase s,t
Oer5ctyeIn ltatt iie NIT boiler araft
an m0gli6it ipelligen 5ronten eins
iuleben.
9tid)t leidt 81 nebnlen lit audi 0ie
@arnlng perantrprtltltgsbelnuBter
GDinateruler ipic Oes Trofeiiprs @.
s. Sobni tone pom George @alblngs
tom College, oes Gerfaliers oes 9us
dpes ySbe llniteo States ano Sas
pans 9ten Sroer", oab ieoe Ser
50gerltng elmer alliierten slftion auf
Oenl oltaliatiid)en SeItlano Die Gbis
neien Der bon Sapnn beletten @es
i,iete fn ibrer gSioerItanOsfraft
'dluad)en fonne.
Gab ieoenfans Die fir bie @e-
ialntitrategie ser Sereinigten Sea-
fionen peranhuortlidpn Wtilitdr IN
ibren Elanen Die Srappeite elmer
, hiidcrobcrllrg gurnlas nid)t alber
aft gelalieu baben, 5eigt NIT aller
GclttIihfeit Die nel,eite gSeilolng
alf Dem lliatilfcn &riegsifailplat.
General Sir 9lrt,Ibalo @apea, ser
mad, ser GGlunlng gurmas per-
lprohen bate, er fonlme ipieoer,
bot SSort gebalten lnuo ieine Srnps
F! pen BON Slloien aus in Burma ein-
marifieren lniien. Sb es lid) bier
nm cine Siienlipe groben Stils snr
Gntlaltlug Gbinas llno 5ur &iidge-
ginrilng oes Dor eineln Sabre Der
lorenen Eroteftorates oOer MIR Inn
cin critics sIbtalten Der feinolifen
StGrfe baroclt, biiriten ibon Die
ndhlten Gage 5eigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

ytarft, mabrenb es eleicb5eitig Sem
&onilunentcn cine gr0bere 9luS!pabl
hietet.
Sin oubcroroentli6 bcoeutenoes
Groblcn 0es SnbreS 1913 miro bie
Seilung Ser einiasTGbigen arifte ser
9tatiot 5luiifcn bem Seer ltno ser
Swoultrie bieten. 9tah sen 5ur5eit
DorliegcnOen SdNibungen iperOen I'M
ndd}Iten SSnbr Elm 6itrftel auer in
Der &riegsinollItrie Oes Sarbcs 9e-
lhoTtigtcn beiu WhIitdr SienIt tim.
Gin lutter Ser 8c5eidnlllng vlnon=
ming tables lpitgln" befannt gepor.
oener Glnn miro bafiir iorgen, ooB
0ieie ilm'hiht!ng oGne Gcrlang.
lamltng ser in0uitriellen Eroouttipn
Dor iicb geben miro. Sieiem Tlan
liegt cine SiIte BON 80 perihie0cnen
pidtigen GiiitllngsinouItrien lno
an0CrCn I'M IielIte Scr &riegsfiib=
rlng urbCitenbcn 9etricbcn 5ugrlnz
De. 1orgrultig 5lrI0nnlengeItcllte
SabcIlen gcben Die 3Cit an, bic in
Den Uerid)icOenen 8etrieben gebrauft
miro, eincn neucn slrbgiter 81 id)ll-
len, Ser cinen gum Wtilitdr einge5o=
gen2n erlcben iol. 9ln Stclc Ser sur
,lrmee lrl0 5lottc gcDenOen Nrbeiter
luer0cn sSranen, Gltere Wfdnner llno
anbcre niht lpebrpfliftige ODER for
perbeDinOerte Gerloncn in Sen Erp-
ouftionspro5eB eingeglieoert iperbetl,
abcr audi iene, 0encn friiber 9lnItel-
llnlgen ans 9iaiien4 lno nnoeren
Eorltrtellen uerueDrt puroen. Gle
ler El0n iicbt auh Dor, DaB hinfori
ale 2lrbelter, Die sum Sienlt bel ser
9lrlncc uno 6lottc gcrltfen peroen,
iolunge bon oieicm 5llriidaeitelli
lUeroCn nliiiien bis ibre slrbeits-
pl0be bon geuitgeilo geIduulten Gr.
| lutfrGitat eingenommen iperoen
fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Rentntels Grmppcn
flieken ,ueiter

Sonoon. Die bart6eordngt2n lie
berreite bon ataritbou Hpmnels slf-
rifaforps lebten ibre SSll,c)t nad)
Sripolis inter iprtgelesten olliierten
SuTtongrlffcn tort unO linO bcreits
200 gteilen lpGltlih bon 81 Sqlgbcilo
argelangt. llcberaa ltoBcn Oie Gn9=
Timber auf gcri,gcn @iOcrltono lnb
oie chit mGGtigc 2llfhuNfe 9ont,
nlcls lit fult ganj olts ocm &arnpf-
gCbiet Derldluunben.
Die Gerfolger pcrluhen ii6 mil
Ser 1. Sirmec 10 lGneQ Die 1noglid,
81 pcrclnlgcn, lnl Damn Homlnel
in cine 3orge ST ncbmen.
iSron5oieu griffen iiiolib BON iii.
mis- All lmo &onnnanoos griffen Oas
itNucrbefeltigtc 9iSerte on. Ser eil.
gcIcbtc Jfrgcn n1ocNt cS fiir beioe
&nnpipartcien lcbr ldnuer.
9ionllrcl lit lrltfdbig cinen Stani
irgeno!po 81, MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
seieph Stain,
65 latrc alt

.gfosfal. SSoiepb Stalin, oer Dor
Sabren nod beitgebaBte 0sam in
oller gSelt, bat ieinen SO. 8eb,,rts-
tag geIeiert. Seine Grfolge in Dem
geeenuartigen &riee baben ober al
'oen Merger ausgapiiht, sen bie oe-
nofratiihen 2dnoer gegen i'm bat
ten. 81 ieinem 8eburtstug .puroe
befonntgeseben, oaB oie &uiien 0a-
ran iillo, Sic oeutihen Sruppen bin
ter Gbarfom aqe ab5lnhneioen, in-
Dem Die ieit 8ohen eiilgeleitete 81
fenlipe ioipeit porp1rts rolt, oaB sic
Giicirbabnlinie ourhbroben miro,
Die alle oeutiben 1ruppen binter
9ioitou periorgt. Die Deutlhen un-
ternebmen oer5meifelte @egenan-
griffe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
kongressnan Frances P. Bolton
appoints Candidates for the
Military Academy

Washington. d. c. Congress-
man FRANCES p. Bolton announ-
ced that nominations to fill 1913
vacancies for the 22nd Ohio Dis
trict at the u. S. Military and
Naval Academies had gone to
the War and Navy Departments.
She expressed confidence in the
young men who had won the ap-
pointments through a competi-
tive test, conducted by the L. S.
Civil Service Commission last
October.
Louis G. Crevcling, 31S Bank
Street. Painesyille, won the prin-
cipal nomination to West Point
The Annapolis principal isJoseph
T. Erik, 1909 Owego Avenue
Lakewood.
First alternate to the Military
Academy is Farrell E.'Dockstct.
ter, 347S St. Adams Road. Cleve-
land Heights; second alternate
William F. Pence. 1878 Cranlvn
Road, Shaker Heights; third al.
ternate, Donald F. FRY. 134l
Mayfeld Ridge Road. Mayfeld
Heights.
Three alternates. nominated
by Congressman Bolton for the
Naval Academy are Grant Apt.
horp, 1866 Glynn Road, East
Cleveland; Howard ]. Horvitz
1875 Malvern Road, Shaker
Heights, and Grin Crandal
Rogers, III, 1850 Winton Ave.
Lakewood, in that order.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
FERRY TALES
By Mariechen

Martins Ferry, Ohio, Dec. IL
AS heaven gave a new star to
shine that first Christmas which
took place centuries ago. so may
the rays of that light lead the
way once again to the manger
crude and bare.
'Tis an old story OF how the
shepherds and wise men saw
that star Pickering in the East
They beheld its glory and follow
place where He lay because there
ed it until it stood high over the
was no room in the inn.
Yes, we all know the story
yet as the Eve of the Nativity
draws nigh modern miracle is
performed for each year the
story of the Birth of the Savior
is told i'll story and song; old but
ever new to the ears of all lis
teners.
This year in Martins Ferry
the story will be told in pageant
form called The Prince of Peace.
Here we see peasants from the
war torn soil of Europe search
ing for peace which they find at
the foot of the manger on Beth
lehem's plains.
Twenty youngsters who almost
tear the hall down before rehear-
sci with shouts of laughter and
play change to twenty actors as
the first notes of Come Hither
Ye Faithful are sounded. TIC
them this acting became serious
and they are once again taken
back centuries to that First
Christmas.
You too can go with them tc
the stable where was born the
Prince of Peace so many years
ago. The Christmas celebration
will take place Dec. "a at SOC
p. m. in the hall. Every one will
be most welcome.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Kass,pi nm uiiitt,an mnN
Burma

S0brcno Die ,Sapnner in sen
letten Dtonatcn in nleDrereu d)iile
iiid)1n GrnDir5en ibre Srltppcn sll,
riidgc6oeen ooer crbeblid) parrlill.
oert babcn, lallcn Die lcttcn 9tab
rld)tan onls Ghungfiug tpernlltcn
oab oie 9lngreifcr nlln inn 9cgriifl
linb, bon BURMA llno bon SSnood,itc
ans ltarfc ard'tc gGgcn bic Eropint
Gilman 5ll fon5entrieren uno il
ole GinfreiIllug ser 9icgicrilnr
Gbang &nisSbefs peiter 81 trci
ben. Us lit nur 5l ibegreiilieb, bdl
man otelen geitrebungeu III Chung
flng nit einigcr NerpoIitdt gegcn
iiberIteht uno nit Sd)reGen an oit
.N'oglihfeit oenft, oab Die gum
S6lte Ghinas gebaute gurnc
Toao Den @eg an5eiat, ourd Sci
lapanilclle SolDaten iiber oie alpi
men Gebirge ins Sal oes g)angtlt
,no nad) Gblmgfing pororiltaer
fonntan. Scbr begreiflib oaber, Daf
nton 2onoon uno @a1bington be
Itiirnt, iiber ole Sample IN Noro
afrifa uno Nellguinea nid)t oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Bv Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, Dec. 24-This
old year is nearing the closing
point, and yet it seems as though
only yesterday, we were well
coming its coming. This year of
1912 has certainly affected and
changed everyone's routine OF
life and we hope and pray this
new year of 1913 will bring peace
and contentment to all. So here
is wishing everyone of you New
Year filled with good cheer, good
luck and health and that it will
bring that day when all our boys
come marching home again.
Just this last Friday our pa
rents elected their new officers
for the approaching year.We Jrs.
wish to take this opportunity to
extend our congratulations to the
officers for this splendid accom-
plishment and to welcome in the
new officers with our sincerest
wishes for a year filled with
good luck and health to carry on
their work as leaders of our
Saxon organizations.
It's not very often that we are
fortunate enough to get such
good sauerkraut and sausage as
we did after the meeting and we
want to thank our mothers for
the splendid meals. Salem GER
tainly has good cooks!
Be seeing you all down the
club New Years Eve, so save
a little gas for that occasion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Marie Raidel
New Years Eve Dance

This year again the Juniors
and Mems Singing Club are hold
ing the annual New Years. Eve
dance at the club. I'm sure our
boys would not want the ones at
home to sit around New Years
Eve and not en- Joy themselves.
Besides some of the boys will be
home then and we would like to
show them a good time. SO come
on young and old plan, to spend
New Years Eve at the Sachsen-
helm. To all the Juniors from
out of town how about going
easy on that gas 50 that YOU can
help us celebrate New Years Eve
1t would be swell to see some OF
those very familiar faces from
out of town. How about it:
A good orchestra is being
booked for that evening. A delic-
ious meal will be served at mid
night by the ladies OF the Ladies
Singing Club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB
By Ed Schuster

Cleveland, O., Dec. 24-Christ-
mas 1912. Remember this day.
This day. will be filled with
gloom, because of loved ones a.
way from home. The pail of world
conflict has dimmed the luster
of this holiday season. Men are
engaged in mortal combat and
blood runs freely. Tyrants have
draemed us into this state of
world events. And yet we march
proudly into the valley of death,
so that all future Christmases
may indeed be merry.
Progressive Party
Saturday night members OF
the Agenda Club will meet at the
home of Dorothy and Arnold
Fernengel at 8 o'clock for a pro-
gressive Christmas party. After
homes of all members have been
visited, the party will end at the
home of Mathilda and al Woll-
mann.
The organization will celebrate
New York Eve at the home of
Dorothy and Arnold Fernengel.
The party will begin at 9 o'clock.
Further information regarding
the party can be had by phoning
the Fernengel home.
Katherine Schuster, who suffer-
ed relapse after being home
from Fairview Park Hospital for
five days, is now confined to
Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Mem
bers of the club wish her a spec
dy recovery.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Ohio's War Mother-Coneressman
Writes Home, Christmas, 1912
By congressman Frances P. Bolton

exquisite manifestation of Gods
miracle of love and life.
Today / have been at camp where
some of your boys are stationed.
They are lean, brown and discip-
lined, a wonderful lot of young men
eager to be off. They have no illu-
sions about this war. They know
it will take their greatest strength,
their highest courage, perhaps even
their lives. But they want to get
the job done.
They are ready, they and their
generation. They want to feel that
we older ones are ready to send
them forth; that we will back them
up with grim determination, un-
daunted courage, unfaltering faith.
They look to us on the production
lines, on the farms, in the homes.
Are we ready, we of the older gen.
erations?
So | send you as greeting my
hearts thinking, hoping that there
may be born within us all this
Christmastide a larger vision,
more profound faith in life and liv-
ing, an abiding peace. / pray with
you that in His own time, by His
own methods, God will bring to His
world the moment of the laying
down OF arms, giving us wisdom
as we unite with all peoples of earth
in the framing of lasting peace.
May He bless this corner of His
land that is our beloved country
and His mercy permit us to take
from Him enduring courage and an
ever increasing confidence in His
encircling Love.
Faithfully yours,
FRANCES p. BOLTON.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
HELP SPEED TRAFFIK

With the curtailment of auto
mobile driving, street cars and
busses are carrying peak loads
these days. The Greater Cleve-
land Safety Council suggests that
passengers can help keep traffic
moving if they will do two
things: First, make it a point to
have the exact fare ready when
you board the bus or street car.
Ii the driver or conductor had to
change a dollar bill for every
passenger he'd be delayed badly
in starting. Second, try to be
near the exit door = ready to
get off - when the bus or street
car stops. Those two considerate
acts will speed traffic, avoid con-
gestion, and reduce accidents. In
cidentally, you'll get to your des-
tination more quickly yourself!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

of living. / am not there where l
faced aloneness and made the deci-
sion to gather up the broken
threads and give myself also to pub
lie service.
No, l am far from that home
whose roof has sheltered Our joys,
our hopes, our dreams. l am by the
western sea spending a short few
days with my second grandson, his
father (my youngest SOM and the
lovely girl who is his wife, in the
tiny house that is for brief moment
their home.
No need to tell you grandparents
how wonderful this baby is--no
need to describe my feelings as |
just held hinl-no need to paint the
picture | saw when his soldier
father came from camp and leaned
over his wife and son in greeting
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

j am not III
my own house III
l. Y II d h u r S {
w II ere / have
lived since 1918,
where my tiny
daughter C a m G
and went like a
b r e a t h from
Heaven, leaving
us d eva S ia ted
but richer for
her coming. /
am not where
my three sons
learned love OF
the land and the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

New Mexico as a whole en-
Joys "a per cent Of possible sun
shine the year around, although
some portions of the state have
as high as "a per cent. The aver
age number of clear days for the
state is l81 a year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

CONGRESS having gone home l
~ am sending you Christmas
letter right from my heart.
Evening star., 1942-07-22
Allies Face Hard Fighting,
0CD Official Tells Lions
Earlier Story on Page A-5.)

Earlier Story on Page A-5.)
Ev tie Associated Press.
TORONTO, July GA United
States civilian defense official. Jona-
than Daniels, told the Lions Club
international convention today that
the Allies. would win the war, but
there was no place on earth yet
where we can contemplate victory
or an easy hope of it."
Mr.. Daniels, son of Josephus
Daniels, Raleigh IN c. publisher
and former Ambassador to Mexico,
Is assistant director in charge Of
mobilization at the United States
ONCE of Civilian Defense.
All the long supply lines from the
United States to Australia, Ireland,
the Near East. Russia and China
go to fighting fronts where we and
our Allies have been driven back by
a superior striking power" he said.
He added that these are places
where we shall need more striking
power
I'VE know we will win," he said
I'VE can see our growing strength
but, unless we are fools. we also see
that everywhere on earth where
there is any triumph so far it is the
conquest of our enemies and not
our friends"