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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PRAISED BY STANDISH

the entire country in the local
trials for this event.
PRAISED BY STANDISH
James y. StandiSh Jr., then
president at Lockmoor, was at
Oakmont and had 10 take more
joshing than even Hilgendorf did.
"Lochmoor has such a high
regard for Charley IL doesn't
care what his score was"
StandiSh said. He can be our
pro a. long as he wIshes--and
we hope it's "A long, long time"
Through all these years. Hill
gendorf. who gave unstintIngly Of
his time 10 Lochmoor and never
regarded any job no matter how
trifling, below the dignity Of his
position, always was held in high
esteem by his members. As re-
Gently as a year ago they pre-
scented him with substantial
purse, that in addition 10 another
several years ago when the club
held a special day honoring him.
LEARNED At G. {.
Hilgenap1E was one Of the orig
inals of the group OF east side
caddies who grew up on the old
Country Club course and learned
their profession IN the shop Of
Archie Simpson Among them
were the DiegelS headed. Of
course. by the well known Leo;
the Glennie boys the Beaupres
the Gamblers and others who
made much progress in the game
Charley never went in for the
fancy stuff IN golf, in dress or the
mechanics Of his swing. His back
swing was one of the simplest, de-
cidcdly abbreviated and com
pact but very effective.
While he never won any Of the
major state championships, he
regularly was among the leaders
until he retired from competition
some years ago 20 devote his time
10 giving lessons and supervising
the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Hockey Standings
q AfERfetN- TTNETT

INT MOTIFS RISIITS
Montreal Toronto
DETROIT q Sep York 3
TOMORROW GAMES
EuNu1 ~ HrrVeaf.
Ch.taFH af Toronto
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RESJLr
lfa.tpF BINsln
ToNORRoWVs CAMPS
Cleveland A. Hsrshsv
Buffalo a. Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
H-eS I-s9 J-sS KOS LII MAJ MS
D-6N P-i5 Q-s R-l2 SIS T-52 U-90
u A. ~ ~

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EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

had that 90 in the 1927 Open at
Oakmont, just one week after he
had turned in the lowest score in
the entire country in the local
trials for this event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

BEDFORD at Cooley Eastern Al North
eastern Highland Park A. Cass Ham
tramck AZ Northern all A. 800 south
western al Chadsey Northwestern AZ West b
ern u. Of n High vs. Wilbur Wright
AZ Northwestern. Mackenzie at Central
Miller At DENLY. Pershing At Southeast
ern, all at 7,15
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
3D. Odds
On Jake
Confusing
ToNIGHT,s CARD

Jake IAMotta, New York. va Ossie
Bulldog Harris, Pittsburgh, 10 rounds
NJ i60 pounds.
doe Sutka, Nyandotte, ~. Jimmy
Nandell, Buffalo, rounds nt 100
pounds. ---- ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Catholic Central VS. ST. Theresa Re
deemer, 81. Ambrose VS. ST Charles.
CNO Center Rosary vs. 81 Andrews.
Kronk De Sales vs.. ST Rita Cleveland
'Annunciation at 81. Anthony, 50. James
AZ 81 Benedict
aNnn- lRarlIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

"Ihcfc has bec0 . dTIIl'd
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-08-01
WORLD WAR q
a YEAR AGO
AUG. I, 1913


Mare than t5b q, 4, EibersteFs
ffem the ngiA9ie Fast 1egastete
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~ sMssis, the Ree Army
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held base " ORD, a1Vnmelmg 90
- seveD niiess eaptwTes mere
Than 80 pepslsle9 areas
81 BeaDe. AgagNhag pielge f,a-
aagieo sepeals seBish Iaws.
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@f Bertha, 0EaeFB eWmemaflem ~ aA
paGaema fran fiant e1lv @e1 eAllgn6
= fzlneln feF mlllssFv reaeena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Stumbles to Road

For half hour Eddie stumbIes
along beside the kid until exhaus-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

ton overcomes him iHst- As they
reach the road where a car is al
ready approaching. II stops and
two men help Eddie in, turn
around and drive to the hospital
(He doesn't remember what be
came Of the kidd
A few minutes later. they bring
Mac-Tech. Sgt Edward T. Nc
Govern from Brooklyn into the
hospital. He can't walk They're
carrying him a bit later they
carry in tbs, unconscious engineer
who was in >the nose of the For
tress and was thrown clear. He
never regainS consciousness
The next hours days and weeks
even stretch into one binding
nightmare for both Eddie and
Mac. Morphine is so much water
against the mounting pain
Until 4 that first morning
two nurses peeled skin in strips
from Eddie's hands and face. It's
no extra pain" and from where
his fingernails were all burned off
and when at last he had 10 close
his eyes the lids cant open again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Dives Through Fire

Trapped in flame before the
open door, Eddie Bronski. one
time captain and rowing guard on
the ArneSbury. Mass, football
team, knows his chances are pa
per-slim of getting out alive
through the wall of fire, but
there's nothing else 10 do and not
a second TO think about IL. He
dives out the door, Mac, the radio
operator, behind him -.
There is one moment Of intense
heat and then he isn't aware Of
burning at all but keeps running
through the BURNING brush. his
right hand over his face mostly
on the left side and eye and then
he is in A woods with the whole
front Of his flying suit burned off
and the back burning He rolls
on the ground 10 put IL out and
then stands up 10 look for Mac
He calls for him, but Mac doesn't
answer. Eddie starts back for
him toward the plane when the
ammunition starts popping in the
guns and the cases as the blaze
SmOtherS the wreck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
This Trip a Picnic

SO about 20 ThunderboltS come
down 10 cover them and every
thing seems all right until the
No. 3 prop flies off over the
-rfTanurf- ar1r' -tt,1r ~ -frc'rffr- ftrTrwS
the old BIZ is Shimmying herself
20 pieces before they get the No.
> feathercd.
Still Eddie isn't too worried
The shippers brought them
home on two motors before and
compared with raids like that
Schweinfurt mission this trip is a
picnic. No enemy fighters in sight
all day Not that Sgt BronSki
particularly yearns 10 add 10 his
accredited two FW's and one Me
100.
In fact lots of times Eddie has
been too tired after a mission
where he was sure he'd knocked
down planes 10 bother with long
questioning and filing out papers.
lie Just let en- 20
But when at Sis p. m. he hears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

shaken out with the shimmying.
The pilot has 10 look oversize and
guess.
About 500" he replied doubt
fully, then adds, Wen, all
right. Get In the radio room,
brace yourself and prepare for
ditching."
About this time land appears
in the forming light close under
the wings and the skipper calls:
Hold on. I'm going To try
and make tits up to you to
jump or stay . :"
All at once out Of rooftops and
trees a beautifully camouflaged
airfield unrolls beneath them right
on the coast and although they
have already overshot the run
way. the pilot decides To circle
back for a landing.
They're so low now they can
-iceie-,iowr-,.frfrrrcyS arr-tf PINOT
revS the last squirt out OF the
two engines for the turn. They
roar open wide sucking UP every
thing, and the pilot pulls up hard.
Then the No. 4 motor quits
That's the end Of the Paddy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Reluctant to Jump

Tough about the navigator He
was a new man. on his second
mission and he got it bad from
Shrapncl in his side, arm and
leg He probably wouldn't live
anyhow even If e..
Eddie craWlS back into the
fuSeiaEc and is standing by the
door when the left waist gunner
balls out. And then the ball tur-
ret gunner Jumps, and the other
waist gunner
1t takes a lot Of persuasion to
make then. .IuInp .----Ihe -skipper
finally has TO order them out.
Maybe they had a premonition
they'd never be picked up y
When Eddie'S turn comes he too
puts up an argument
Are YOU going Ia hail, skip
per:" ne asks the pilot over the
lnterphoneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Mac Is Blinded

Mac, blinded when he reached
the hospital. didn't know If MS
blindness was permanent or not.
but Eddie could tell the doctors
there was nothing wrong with his
vision as soon as they could sepa-
rate the eyeiids.
For that first week and a half
no one thought either Eddie or
Mac could make it, Their temper
atureS ran above 103 and during
that whole time Eddie doesn't re-
member sleeping at all. He re-
members three tranSfusions and
what he thinks was A steady in
travenous flow Of plasma from
2:30 one morning until the next
midnight. II took three hours to
get the ring off his finger.
But he and Mac never stopped
fighting and finally arrived the
day when they cut Sits in Eddie's
face bandage and though the lids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
III Y.

farmhouse he doesn't remember
how.
They're getting their first fur
loughs now so their families can
see them before and after You
see they have 10 return 10 Hal
loran General Hospital for months
of plastic surgery before they get
all 4 heir features back. minor
things like ears and noses. But
somehow YOU don't notice their
faces and hands above the medals.
Eddie has two clusters on an Air
Medal and one cluster on Purple
Heart.
"Oh. yes" he concludes. II
was wounded before Didn't
amount to much--a little shrap-
mel In the leg. ! was In bed only
two days and didn't miss =
single mission"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Has to Guess

When the pilot answers no
Eddie tells him
We'll. I'm sticking with Ynn,
sir"
NO you're not" snaps the
pilot land that's An order"
Still Eddie stalls.
What do YOU figure our alti-
tude is skipper" ne asks.
The instruments have all been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Eyesight Returns

And Macs eycSight came back
though he still wears dark
glasses and he was out % he'd
after two months II took Eddie
three From adjoining beds which
they've shared ever since this hap
pened last August Mac told how
ne wandered sightlesS out Of the
flames and found his way 70 A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

Z FIiers Walk
Through Fire
TO Escape Crash
"HOLD everything.' yells
the pilot, I'm going 10
Try for IL. Here we go"

AN NNt IT, hNFif w kN
And then they hat the trees
Eddie doesn't see the trees.
Fraced IN the radio compartment
with his back against the extra
tranSmitter. his feet damned into
the ammunition cans piled in q
heap against the rack, he feels
the heavy boom-boom- boom as
momentum and the failing power
Of the battered Forts last motor
slice the tall poplarS in rhythmic
precision and then the shock and
a binding flame.
Now there is the radio hatch
open above and the radio operator
IN his seat sitting stunned, too,
beside him, looking up at the
hatch sealed over solid with white
FIRE from the burning gasoline
and trees. and with one thought
and without words they run
stumbling over the ball turret 10
the other escape door and Throw
tt t.f4A4f. -. -
a blast Of heat and flame hurts
them back the last living mem-
herS OF the crew Of the Paddy
Gremlin Jr. on her last and
fifteenth raid 49,.
There was no way Of knowing
then what had happened 70 the
three who had bailed out over the
channel That was when they
were leaving the French coast for
home when the second motor
stopped.
From The tail gun Sgt Eddie
Bronski had seen the flares arc
out in the dusk 20 signal down
fighter protection because with
both inhoardS gone one burning
sinee-they left the target-the
Paddy Gremlin Jr couldn't hope
10 keep speed and altitude with
the formation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

the pilot give orders TO bail out.
that. coming from the skipper is
serious. Far more serious than
the nasty flax over the target
that got the navigator and the
No. 3 motor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

would hll up with fluid and glSe
together after a half hour il
wasn't long only five weeks p
until he could keep them open
enough TO read.
Meantime, liquids fed through
a tube kept them nOuriShed along
with plenty Of English beer Eddie
even got used 10 drinking IL warm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Crazed by Pain

Eddie can't think straight.
ITO hell with itw he croaks
aloud. "TO everlasting hell with
everything"
In half-crazed delirium he
crawls for a while TO escape what
he imagines may be flying bullets.
Then he stands up and starts
walking he doesn't know where
nor why.
He walks maybe Is minutes be-
fore he meets any one, holding
mummy skinned hands high To
stop the oily brown fluid dripping
on the leaves. II the sight OF a
hairless head and face OF white
wTinkled parchment shocks the
two English kids who appear on
the path they don't show il.
How do ] get To a road 80
Eddie asks, still holding up his
hands.
Put your arm on my shout
derS. I'll direct you" says one
Of the kids while the other runs
toward the wreckage.
NO" says Eddie, IT can
make IT,"
Stumbles TO Road
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
assS fcraif,, Okie

Mnen 8riioern bonn S1petg 5 unS
Sfpeitern bonn 3tueig II oiene sur
eefdaigen Nafridt, oab uniere
GaidJing.l .ltnterbaltnns
am Samstagabenb, oen 19. Jebruar,
itattfinoet. gs miro Elm feiner Gbiden.
Eaprifaid nm 6 llbr abenSs ierpiert.
Mue Mitslieoer iino freunblihit Ell.
iuht piinftlih 81 erlheinen. oamii
nod Dem ,Giien aues gerd,1mt tperben
fam tpegen Dem 3an3. Cine quite
@lriif miro oafiir ioreen, oaB Sln,a
unS sllt Oas san5bein icbpinaen fam.
0ie geamten ilro ibre Srd,len iperben
alles aufs bette arransieren, oam;t
iidl alle gut unterbalteu. slue @riiber
iino eriudt iib ST beteilisen mu 12.
Sebrltar, an ser SarSunterbaltung
6es @eianguereins. Ser gintritt miro
ous ser Gereinsfalle besablt. &pmmt
ale. Sobn Saub, Sefr.
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2l,,s Salient, Otic
3iueis IS.

slaen Mitslieoern oiene sur &C.
fGllieen Nadrid)t, oaB sic Steae fit
Sallenmart nnb Gonntrs Club
tpieber frei miro l,no oieienisen Mit-
glleocr, Sic itf fiir oieie Eoiten inter
eIiiercn, iino eriuht ibre Sfierten
ein5llIenSen NIT ibren eigenen geoin-
gungen. Scm Sereinsbeihlub nad)
Iollen aue Siferten ihriftlit, an Sen
Sefretdr Simon aa,,e, 64t 60. Gun.
op slpe., einseid)idt iperoen uno nld)t
ipiter ols bis gum 80. Sebruar.
@enn lth griioer intereIlieren fit
bieie Goiten rnS n1bere Iusfunft ba.
ben !uollen, 10 moeen lie iih an oen
TrGiiSenten ooer Gise-Hrdlioenten
menoen. Silnon &aus, SER.
Sn letter Gerianlmllne batten mir
hie Gbre @rob ErGitoent :scbn gaI-
Ties in unierer Wtitte su beeriiben.
Gr bat oiel sl,iiflub aegeben in Sra.
gen, oie iih auf Central @erbanoss
8eId)lfte be5ieben. @ir boffen bab er
ofters bel uns poriprift, oenn oas
gibt @elegenbeit inforniert su ieir
iiber Central Serbanoss sslngeIegen.
beiten. Simon &aus, Sefr.
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Jrit', Jrans. ,inb 8eurg.3ans.

0ieies Set lit iGon ieit einigea
Sabren fir Sen gerein arranaiert
lporoen unb tpar INNER Elm GrfoIa.
Gteies Sabr ioG aues oagelpeiene ,peit
in Den Sd,atten iteaen, bcnn Siesmal
niillen alle obensenannten ausgpben
lmo mitbelfen, INN oas sSeit 5l einen
Nlelenerfole 81 MAIDEN. Gntihuloi-
giltg lit oicslnal feline betpilliet. BLOB
Die aranfen bleiben an Sem slbeno
oabeim, ipeiI oie feinen 8ulalh Der.
tragen fonnen. Gs lit bem Shreiber
geIagt tporoen, Sab biesmal uur
Die ailsgeludblten &ohinnen BORT iein
meroen, l1nt nibt 81 piel roteit Yfefs
fer Su bergeuoen, benn oas lit iehr
fcIt'piellg aetuorSen I'M &riege. gui
alles anoere mas sum- @ulaid geb6rt
piro ga iein, 10 oab feincr fir $1.5C
bimgrig geben miro. Sdapasers Sr.
d)elter beiorgt Sic Dti,iif. Der Heoner
miro sebein gebalten. Sas 6eit iinoet
am 26. 6ebruar itatt. sllio niht ous
beim bleiben. Sober iit ber5lih min
fcmlnen am Gid 81 iein.
Sobann Sol5trGger, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
Dukten Sic ihon,
oaf

Sab Elm 8eber nalnens Sobn CT
mis- Sic 1895 Weilen Iange Stredg
bon Seem Yorf nah San Sranciscr
in so Sagen lmo ) Strnoen aina uni
Slpar pom %. .Mai bis "a. auguIl
1910,
SaB Ser betaunte farbige SGnser
gil &obinion orei Sauireforoe bGl1
- ltno 5,uar int Hiiftp1rtslauien
iiber so Yaros in 6 Sefunoen; "a
CARDS in 50 Set, uno 100 Darbs IN
1872 Sef,tnoen?
SaB Elm Gngldnoer namens Sorbr
1891 einen nah riiflpGrts ausgefiibr.
ten @eitipruna bon 12 SUB II 3oll
5lltanoe6radyte9
Gab ser Wenid ourhidnittlid IL
Meilen per Stunbe Iaufen, 9 Neiler
geben uro 3 Weilen ih,pimmen fann
Dab Ser &anaoier Nrtbur @iroug
6S4 Yfuno nit oen Siinoen bob2
Sab oas 5ehten OILS Sport bereits
1888 in 0elltihlano betannt tpar
ipas Sic gebauptllng ser Staliener
oie eisentlifen Sd)0pfer oieiesSports
81 iein, einisermaBen entfrGitet?
Tas inn Wittelalter Sas Je6ten uIs
Sport pobl in Oeutihlano, Stalien
6ranfreih uno Spanien redt populG,
mar. Oagegen England bis sur Serr.
ldaft &onig Seinrid oes M6ten -
1909 bis 1547 -, Der barin eine aus.
ge5elhnete iportlite 8etdtigung er
blidte, es uerboten bate?
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9clcgatenmabl bes 3,peig 30.

Is mt Den 8roBbealnten gell,ngen,
nad balo 5uei Sabren wieoer eine
&onpention ein5uberufen rno sipar
nah Glepelanb, ohio. Gs ipar ia lib.
lif ieoes Sabr it'd einmal 81 periam-
meln, Inn iiber bas @oblergeben Der
3ipeige uno oes Central Gerbanbes 5u
beraten. 9lber in Ger ariegs5eit fam
man niht INNER tlln mas man mill,
iib in groBen Wtaiien 81 iammeln. Sd,
CLAUDE uniere @roBbeanten batten
iebr ipeiBe gebanoelt, um noriges
Sabr feline &onpentlon absitbalten.
I'M oen lieben Jrieoen i'm Berbunb
nidt 5u itoren. Sober Geleeut, Der
beltimmt mar bin5ugeben, ging eerne
81 Sen geratungen. sSir. Die Weit.
glieoer. oieies Gerbanoes, ioQten nit
Sofahtung sl,riifblifen auf Den
finan5ieaen Grfolg, Der iih alfgebaut
bat, beionbers in ben lesten 20 Sab.
rem. 9lue lnlere Wfitglieoer iollten
itols iein, oaB tie eine,n Central Ser.
buno Ser Sahien angebOren f0nnen
Sd lpiinif)e, bob oieie 3eilen oiell
Sahlen lelen Ioaten, Die Dem Central
|
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lahe fiir bieles Serniteben9 Sd bin
iiber, oab unier Berbano oreimal gro
Ber iein fonnte, tpenn ieoer oa5l &C.
borte, Ser bier bon Slebenbiireel
eingelpanoert lit. 9oh leioer, tie geber
anoere 0ege, oils Die, Die lie geber
loaten. Sd bite irniere Witslieoer,
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N,as penneste,p,,, Ukie
Oanhaouno

Sir Sic anldBIih bes Sooes unieres
geliebten Saters uno 8rpBpaters
Sobann 3ins
uns entgegengebrafte Spnpatbie, Die
ihonen gliunenipanoen, grobe 9etei-
ltgung ser 0titalieOer Ser 3lueige %
uno 80, ioipie sSrellnben, 9efannten,
Sanoslellten am 9egrabnis, oie frei
CUR Serfiigune seltellten automobile,
oem 9eihenbeitatter Sreo 8eaer fiir
Sic feline 9eoienune, Eoitor 3. g.
Sritih fir Die troitreiden @orte, ia-
gen mir ber5lidNten Ganf aus. slut,
oanfen mir Dem Central Gerbuno fir
prompte slrs5ablllng ser Seriiheruna
uno Sanoreihung in oreiia1er @eiIe.
ioipie oem 3peis SO fir aussabli,ng
oeS Sofaliterbegeloes unb alien Sic
uns irgenoluie beigeitanoen. @ott Der.
gelte es allen.
Ole trauernben binterbliebenen
&inoer, Gnfelfinoer lno Satin
Waria 3ins.
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N,as Netp Cattle, pa.
Smeis ~.

slaen Shipeitern oes 3peig ~
miro befannt gemacht, oaB beihloiiCr
puroe in ser lesten Gerianlmll,ng eir
freies NbenoeTen sen Wtitslieoern
am Samstag, Sen 4. MGrs, 6 llbr
abenos, 81 ieroieren. IS iino ulle
Sereinsifipeltern eingelooen an oie-
ient giien teil5rmebmen. slae Shpe-
Itern iino sebeten iid nidt ipater als
Bis gum 26. Sebrllar bel Ser TrGi.
aafb. Eaulini, Gel. 3629.H, ober be;
ser Sefr. &atb. 8drtner, Gel. $685., d
an5umeloen, banlit oas &omitee ipeih
fiir tpieoiele Shpeltern es giien 5l.
bereiten ioa. 8itte ton,int ale. bami.
mir uns nod einnlal elm ipenig ltrter.
baltan. aatb. 8drtner, Yrot. ISefr
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sl,,s Martins Scrry, Otie
Siueia IL.

Sic Se6ruar@eriammIung mar
Frbr gut beiuht uno nle @eitafte pn.
rem ifneu erleoigt. slls Sauenipnrt
hatte lih niemano geneloet, 10 bat
zen 0oIten rpieber gr. Mif. 9cnoe-
Sr. iibernommen.
Sn oieier geriammlllng batten mir
Sic gbre gr. GroB- Graiioent Sobn
8altbes besriiben su fornen.
Den Sfapeitern uno griioern oierl
our gefdligen Hahrid1t. oab S;f
ndhite geriammlung Sonntag, ocr
5. Wdr5, ? llbr nahmittass, absebal,
ten miro. Sn oieier Geriammlilng
miro Ser Ielegat fiir Die Siesidbrige
&onbention ertpGblt. Saber Ioutea
ale gtitglieoer it'd an oieier Ser.
Iamrnlung beteiligen.
8eorg H. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
Donnerstas, ben II. Gebrnar 1914

mar ftle0erge1 1lagen, 0ie Wt11ere 0e5
arieees. ourh Ole Miiere ser Snfla.
tion, 6es &urgers uno ser Maiien.
arbeitsloiisfeit abseloit. Sic oeutids
Wirtid)aft ,par anf Soften ber Mrbei-
ter unb Mittelflaiie ritabiliiiert".
Die arafte oes oeutiben Smperialis.
mus bielten ltnihau nod ne,,ent
Gaub. 0ie militdriibe aufriiitung
tunrbe porbereitet. Cine Slut national.
iitiI6er &riegsromane ,par Inn Ole
Mobilmabung Ser @eiltcr benliibt.
Oie Wtalle Der ebemaligen sSronts
fampfer bate geniigeno slbitano 81.
oem Grlcbais ocs arieges genommen.
Gr erIfien ibnen in Der Xileratnr
romantilf perflart als ehuas. mas
5lpar graltenbaft mar, aher iett lag
es ia iueit 5uriif uno mar gliiflidy
iiberltanhen; ltno oranfommen lpiiroe
man iolpielo nibt mebr, lpenn es nod
NAL losgcben iollte. Die beranreifen.
Sc Sugeno, sic I'M belltitbeu Notfls
friegselenO feinen 9erl,f uno fein &c.
bens5iel fano, periiel bem arifaiit
ser nationaliltii6cn &riegsliteratur
am leidteiten. Sm Srieg glall6ten lie
irecno cine @eltdtigung ibres 0aieins.
re6tes uno cine @efrleDigung ibrcs
slbteltreroranges 3l,gleid) 81 fiuOc,t.
auf bieie 8eiiible bel sllt uno Sung
ipefuliertc sic ilatiplaiitii6e &riegs-
literatlr. Sic siiGtete sic mpberne
Observation-Disclosures, Oeren SrGger
in bieiem &riege bem gtamen Oeut~
lber has SbanOnlal unnuslOltlihcr
SfanOe auigebrannt baben. 0ieIe
nationaliitiihe &riegsromanliteratur
er5eree iene NfterpbiloIopbie, tuonah
ser arieg voe bDhite Steiserung
menihliten GaicinspiGcns" oar'
itelle.
Gem italte li6 Sic &riegsrcmanlites
ratur .bes anoeren Seutihlanbs emf
gesen, pertreten bur6 2ubmig Henn:
"arics"; 9iemaraue: ~SSm 8elicn
nifts 9teues" II. a. mebr. stus oie'er
9ieibe beben mir bas @erf @rais:
r8ir iinb @eiangene" oesbalb Der
Dor, ipeil bier i'm perionlihen Grleben
@rafs, bon iciner Sdul5eit bis 5llnl
gereiften Mann Elm luid)tiger slh.
Idnitt oelltiher 8eiditte elngeianger
lit: slufitieg, &rieg uno 3uiammene
bruh ces Seutihen Smperialismus
ser 3eit @ilbelms oes Sapeiten aus
flingeuo nit ser blutigen ytieSers
metelung ser Wtiindener 9faterepu.
blif. 8raf ,par bis sum erlten Welt.
friee irgeuo einer5 bon 60 Millionen~
Ieutiber, elm Mrbeiter bapri'dsbdu'
rider Serfunft.. @rai lit ser groBe
Gr5Gbler. llriuiidiig iuie Der Otann ilt
ieine Sprad)e. Sn 8rafs r8ir lino
allc 8eiansene" peroen Sie Die Seelc
oes oelltid)en Golfes finoen.
gilbert $. 'SGreiner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

bonn Stueig 80 iid bis our ndditen
Veriammlune gutiteteno 81, MAIDEN,
oainit spir Die boIfe 3abI Ser TeIega.
ten ididen fonnen. 9ie nGbite Ser.
lamn,lune lit am 5. M6r5.
Sobam Solstrdger, Sefr.