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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Observations
Writer Asks
British TO Explain
Java Bombings
BY HELEN ESSARY
BY HELEN ESSARY

Questions ia Ike 10 ask today:
What has happened 10 that prom
ise given by the Allied nations to
inarticulate peoples? Wasn't there
some kind Of a noble resolve that
small nations should be protected!
How. therefore, can Britain eI-
plain the Bombing OF Java and the
declaration OF President Soekaro-
no. OF the unrecognized lndonesian
republic. that thousands and thou
sands or civilians have been killed
IN vast massacre
Is the five billion dollars Britain
is asking for 10 be used for sueh
methods Of improving international
trade,
I, is not the conviction o: those
who met Clement Attlee 81 the
White House and other important
spots that the visiting prime minis
Ter had the personality 10 influence
a hesitaung American goveVlment
20 grant Britain's request for fin
ancial aid.
AS for that aid France Is asking.
there must be some concessions on
the part OF France before the
United States Treasury presents
the French republic with its re-
ouested millions. For example.
there is a matter OF indentured la
Dor in the French possession OF
New Caledonia.
The French imported JaVanese
men and women TO work IN the
nickel mines and plants and paid
their laborers the equivalent OF
$500 a month.
The workers came as families
and we're housed In filthy shacks
in INDISPENSABLE squalor. The
French control OF the Javanese was
a variety OF slavery. The workers
were bound for three years or more.
When the war broke out, thousands
OF Javanese were on New Caledo-
MIA. There was no escape. They had
20 stay.
Now with peace here, or some
thing that passes FOR peace. the Jaw
anese in New Caledonia are likely
10 catch the contagion o; rebellion
flaring in the spirits OF their coun-
trymen, the dlnseno
trymen, the Indonesians, whom the
British are assisting TO keep IN
subsection.
Since the IndonesianA have been
revolving with the aid OF Japanese
material. 1t is logical to think that
during their last days OF the occu-
patton OF Java, the Japanese laid
plans for revolt there among the
Indonesians. II would not be sur
prising 4 such plans had been laid
by the Japanese among the thou
sands OF Javanese who do not for
get that the French have made
great fortunes exploiting New Gale
donia.
Incidentally, Prime Minister AZ
lees visit to the White House was
supposed TO be for discussion OF
the atom bomb. Actually, the 5,000.-
900 loan from the United States
government occupied more than
half OF his effort on this side Of
the Atlantic.
The reports Of the ways OF some
United States military leaders in
Germany do not show the Army OF
Occupa ton 10 be without flaws.
Concerning bridge playing bouts
that last two or three days and
nights, some important officers are
incommunicado II things are going
badly in the valley, II Is untortun-
ate indeed. The generals cannot be
disturbed. They have another rub
Der TO finish.
Meanwhile the occupation OF Jap
States Army has put the japanese
20 work for the American troops.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

constantly increasing pressures.
Fair prices for all consumers mus:
be saseguarded."
London-Brltish Foreign secre-
tary Ernest Beyin: III any great
power Is suspicious OF Britain. in
yite them TO tell mo frankly what
their suspicious are and ! Will
frankly face these suspicious"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Your Health
Few Persons
Understand
Eye Disorders

- - AN~ - -
BY HERMAN BUNDEsEN. NJ. I
MANY disorders affecting the
eve are not understood very well
by most persons. For example
many people do not know much
about the condition called glau-
coma. This is a disorder Of the
eve that may cause blindness. The
exact cause Of glaueoma Is not
known. In this condition there is
an increase in the pressure OF the
fluids in the eyeball.
Various forms Of treatment for.
glaucoma have been presented.
Doctor William n. Hahn Of Omaha
thinks that blindness may be pre-
vented in the majority Of cases OF
glaucomA il treatment is given
early. This treatment includes the
correction Of disturbances Of the
glands of internal secretion and
regulation Of the bowels.
Avoid Upsets
The patient should avoid emo
tional upsets and is instructed to
avoid dark rooms, 20 stay outdoors
on bright days. TO discontinue the
use Of stimulating beverages, and
70 carry out home treatment pre-
scribed by the doctor carefully.
Certain drugs known as miotics
are employed in the treatment Of
glAueoma. Mott -, the pupil
of the eye. One Of these miotics is
piloearpine. 1t is put directly into
the eye by the doctor and acts by
stimulating contraction Of the eye
muscles. Now and then, after pro-
longed use, the eyeball may be-
come infamed, due to irritation
from the drug. For this reason,
Doctor Hahn prefers TO administer
pilocarpine in the form Of an
ointment at night.
Another drug known as esertns
or physostigmine may also be EN-
ployed. It is more powerful and
longer lasting than pilocarpine.
In employing it. it is put into the
eve by the doctor every minute for
five minutes. Then the procedure
is repeated in an hour and again
after two or three hours.
Another Drug
Another drug known as mech
olyl may be employed, together
with prostigmine bromide, partie.
ularly if the glaucoms is chronic
or long continued. Epinephrins
and similar substances are also
used in the treatment Of glau-
coma, and are particularly help
full in cases of chronic glaucoma
in which the normal pressure in
the eyeball cannot be controlled
with the miotics.
OF course, all treatment Of this
sort should be carried out under
the directions of an eye specialist
Glaucoma is a serious condition
and one which requires prompt
and careful treatment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago
BY Beck

young from the nursery Ros
be planted the grounds this week The
shipment the Signal Company consisted Of Norway white and
Jack pines and 100 have been so far.
George the first Camp shoot deer
according word reaching friends here rules the
first deer shot Is used IN camp.
Death: Hiram Combs So home Of hts daughter Mrs
Anna Titus Mrs. Lewis Estes age 90, az her home
Marriage Doris Greene. daughter OF Mrs Ada Greene,
and ErLest Harris.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Fifty Years Ago

sms Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church preached eloquent
IN which he took decided
States recognizng Cubas rights 10 Independence We believe
that there Is but sentiment the this
try that subject be hoped Congress
speedy action In favor Of Cuba's egognitou.
Marriage Miss Margaret Cray Normal the
Of % and well known in the city and Carnghous
sch. ct her home In Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

TOKYO-INS- Former Japanese
Foreign Minister Yosuko Matsuoka,
seriously Ill. arrived in Tokyo from
Nagano prefecture to surrender as
an accused war criminal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Hints on Etiquette

Hints on Etiquette
Don't try TO talk across res
taurant tables or intervening
seats In a crowded bus. II Is en-
barrassing for the one to whom
you are talking and annoying to
others.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

FRANCISCO FRANCO has
asked the Spanish to please stop
calling him Eel Caudillo" (the
LEADER. In view OF what has
happened during the year to
other European LEADERS" we
can understand why the name
makes him nervous.
That white horse of Hirohito's
turns OUT to be twins. Just like
most OF his troubles these days.
These chilly mornings, Grand
poppy Jenkins says, the electric
blanket hos more Of on appeal
than the electric ioostsr.
A cup OF tea, according to
Photographs. helps one resist
fatigue. What" asks Zadok
Dumkopf (who is strictly a
mocha and java mani, will
help one resist tea ?"
The Eskimos. we read, are a
joViaI people. With weather
such as they have all the time
you just gotta have a sense of
humor.
English soccer players may
strike for higher woseS. The
boys, IL seems. have gotten the
idea that theirs is not soccer
but sucker game.
Another person who Is sour
on the idea OF imitation is the
fellow whose job it is to blow
up all those footballs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

attention to members OF your
family Aggravatlon caused by
the petty actions Of someone In
your family or q co-worker may
get under your skin today. You
can make an issue Of this matter.
but 1t would be much wiser 10
overlook It until the matter blows
over. Hold your temper In check.
One Minute Test Answers
I. Lord Delaware.
2 Queen Henrietta Marie. wife
Of Charles I OF England
4 The Duke Of York.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
/HAT TER and
- q Fact or Two

The more than 5000 officers
and men aboard one Of the U. s.
Nays largest aircraft carriers
wore out 100 pairs OF shoes q
week. The ship carried q COM
pletely equipped cobbler's shop
to repair them.
II an airplane engine cowling
came loose II would be sucked"
forward into the propeller. due
TO the low pressure area exist
ing in that region.
America was FIRST to make
nails cut by machinery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
Kindness, strong affections.
prudence and deliberateness in &C
ton are your dominant traits II
this Is your birthday. You are
trustworthy. dependable. the GEN.
ter Of many loyal friends. warm
hearted and you give mot Of your
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
THEY 81 Y

San Franeiseo-Admiral Chester
NINTH opposes merger OF the
armed forces: Don't let the army
swallow the navy. It would be fatal
TO q. 8. seapower."
WAshington-Senator Carl Hatch
OF New Mexico; THE atomic bomb
Is blasting us into world govern.
ment by fear and necessity. Wheth.
er we like II or not. we are being
forced into one world"
Warrington Chester Bowles
OPA chief: The end OF rationing
will enable us TO concentrate our
efforts TO hold the price line against
mstely the truth. the entire truth.
will out II had better be done in
an orderly. unbiased Congressional
investigation than by controversial
photographs and the delving IN.
TO the records half century hence
by scholarly historians TO whom
the current great names may have
less than transient significance.
The Democrats and Republicans
ought TO stop growing at each 9th.
er-and let the chips fall where
they may.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

OhO-HAnAhbV ACoN
/. For whom was the state Of
Delaware named7
?. For what person was Mary
land named7
g. For whom was New York
named7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26

Words Of Wisdom
War will never yield but to the
principles Of universal justice and
love. and these have no sure root
but in the religion Of Jesus Christ.
William Ellery Claiming.
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THEN
THEY FELL IN LOVE-!

II for blueeyed laughing Marguerite, but because
4 of foolish mistake, dominating, poSSeSsive unoVed
Marianne arrived from half way round the world Surprised
dazed bitterly disappointed he greeted her cod married her
duty, deserted her their wedding night then for years
lived with the lie securely locked his breast all the while
loving the girl he left behind Tortured by his unwanted wife
suffering with the anguish of his reProaCh last another
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Selected as the best of the 90 novels sub
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rock bottom understanding of human nature
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
3tucia 1S.

Die iabrlide 0eneralperiammlura
spuroe am II. 0e5enlber 1914 abge.
halten, in tpelher ole 8eamten fir bas
Sabr 1915 getpdblt ,puroen spie foIat:
Erdiibentiu. @aarie @oeclbuber
@i5ezTrdf, Suianna German
Rrot. zSetr.. Sulanna S6mibt
Sdatn,., gnna SbmiSt
Sin.sSefr., Cue German
3D. =Sefr.. Gertrude @ooenoorier
GbreiiensSefr., Selen 9llber
@ertpalterinnen. aate Yaulini, Mnna
Sober, 3ermine 8ottidlins. Mliba
&Iein &ate @uneib
gluneuton,itee. Warie Sduiter
Infieberin, Rate Nintt
TSrnad)e. anua 1ribular.
Ile geamtinneu peripraden a,u,
8obl ,lnb 8eiten beg Wereins su arbeiteu.
Die natite @erinmmIung iin6et
am IA. Sanuar itatt. lsftpeItern
fommt ale uno ,nadt euh gut1tebenb
i'm eigenen Sntereiie i'm 2ofal iospie
aud int Central Nerbano.
Suianua S6miot, Sefr.
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8riib Gott, liebe SGnyertnnen lmS
Sanger Inn nel,en Sabre. 9as alte
sSstabr lit nam bcnganeen uno nit Sen,
Sabresanfang fommen a,,b tpieber
teue Serpilidtunecn an uns beran.
Gs lit cine Hiliht, hab alle Settionen
ltnleres 8unbes, fire 8eomten iiir
hieies Scsabr, init Nmnen uno Moreie
Bel ser &eoafticn unIeres Sclfsblatts
iobalS ais moelih anneloen fir Sen
IoreiIanfalenoer. Oa IN oieiem Sabre
nl,h bas Sdngerfeit in GlepeIanD
@eit itattfinoet unS niele Mrbeit Be,
poritabt, lit es ooppelt nct,pclrois, oob
ser Observation-Disclosures rihtig geltellt
,ptrb, I'm unnotigc Shreibereien su
perbiiten.
Sd bin iiterseuet, oab aIle unierr
Seftionen, peld)c tiiftige 8eanlten
eepablt baben, 6ieie, meine gittc,
id,neIlitens erfiiaen ,peroen.
I'd, pertleibe nit tre,,iGhiiihem
"Sdnaerar,b guer
q. 6. 6rieienbengit,
glnbeslcfret1r.
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Il. =. preteit eeplai,t
eeee,, Grtiter~n,,e
uei, 6efai,eei,en

@aIbingtou. Son bitterem Corn ei-
fabt, aber obnmddJtig. pr6parieren
Die Serein'taten Staaten einen Brcteit
geaen oie gridiebung omerifaniider
'SolSuten, Die bon Sen Oe,,tld)en sp6j.
reno ibres 9lniturms in gelgien ae.
fanaengenomlnen apuroen. Sos
Stoatsoepartment ianlmelt oerselt
nod @e.peisnraterial bonn Griegsamt,
oas Die l1nterlage iaines formellen
Froteltes biloen tpiro. Die geianmeI,
ten Snfornlationen tperocu bann sll.
lammen nit elmer 8arnune, oab Ole
6eutiden Reb0rben am Gag Der Ab.
rehnllng s:r Serantrportrng ae5ogen
trerben ,piiroen, burb i6lpeiser 9iplc.
nraten nah Berlin iibermittslt .perbcu
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lung eine ltnterbalt,,ng peranitalten
Die SG)lpeitern spolen iDr 8eites Der.
illfen ieben sufrieoen su iteuen. ous
fiir idpl,en lie feline Mrbeit un0 ,per.
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fraut uno &noSel ,no beilneemadte
@urit. ierbieren. @em miro "a nidi
ldon Ser Ml1nb tuaiIeris? Iuh OH
2urltlgen tperoen auf ibre AednunQ
fcmanen, oafiir iorgen oie 8riioer
go fommt ollie, britrgt eure sSamilie
una laBt uns 5uIamnen cine eeiniit,
lit,e 5amilienfeier baben. Cine gute
@euiif miro gum San3 arfipielen. Oie
9eamtcn .uiiuiden alien Mitglieoerr
Elm aIiidlid,es neues SaDr.
Sanna @irreid, Sefr.
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2lns Ecrnit,, Otie
S,peia 3.

lacn @riioeru pom 3tpeie 5 sur
geiGll:sen Aabridt, oab nGdite @elle,
ralperialnmlung Samstag, sen 6. Ssa,
mar, 7:3O llbr ubeiroS jtattiinoct.
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ter inItalliert ,peroen, 10 iino oie Mii=
slisSer eriudt allc anspeIe,,b 81, ieilt.
Die neuen @eamten iinb:
Yraiibent, Sobn OeutInldnSer
Gis,,Yr1i., @tidael airidmer
Irot. .=Sefr., Ssobu Saltb
Sd,atn,.. @ltlt. q. Hinber
Sin.sSefr, 81. &. isrieicnbenalt
G.=G. .-eSfr., Mihael Shneioer
s'erlualter, @alter Eotteripn,
Mihael 'Sdmcioer ,, Gh. 8cohs
Senior
Siirpart nno slrbipar, Mid1oeI
56eil
arantenfomitee, @tihneI Soea-
raider, Taniel SheIllnan Sr.
9sudl ser 0erlanunlura lucroen au-
ler 6ral,en @erein einen ieinen Surdy
iernieren - alf bas nnoere lperoel
oie @eamten Gorge trageu. &ommt
alio ale. sSpbn Saub, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

3,ueis Is.

sSSn Ser am 3. Oe5enlber abgebalte-
men @erianunli,ng spl1roen Die Beam.
tinnen iiir oas Sabr 1915 eesp0blt
aue erlpdbIten geamrtnnen periprahen
gum @obt uno geiien bes @ereins gu
arbeite1.
slae MitsIieoer oiese 3tpeiges rer.
ben ernitlid eriuht in oie ndtite Ser,
fanrmlIns 81 ton1men oa Ole 8ei.
tr1ee fiirs Sabr 1945 erbobt sporoen
iinS. Mud oieienisen Witglieoer, Die
i'm goraus be5ablt baben, m0gen iib
gutltebe1lb MAIDEN.
Nue Sfppeitern oieies 3ipeiges
iino erfuht am Z. Saualar in Ole Ser.
farmhlng 81 fommen. 0ie neuen
8eamtinnen tperben eirgefiibrt nno
orpoere tuidtige Geiddfte lieeen Dor.
Aud Die iuneen Sdppeitern ii1,b ct.
iuft iid 81 beteiligen an ser Ser.
idmmlung.
9iebe Sdtpeitern ieit boh 10 gu.
uno seigt mebr SSsntereiie an oieicm
8erein; tournlt in Die geriammi,msen
banit ibr piBt mas norgebt. &ommt
uno fangt oas neue Sabr gut an, banu
baben audJ cure 8eamtinnen mebl
Greuoe an ibrer Mrbeit. Ilio aui sahl-
reiden 8eiud miro 9ebofit in Ser
nafHten 0erin1nmluns.
Hauline 1afeidl. Sctr.
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?. ptaie IN, Kai,tpf
,.tft Sie pkilippi,,e,t

@oibington. Sn einem @iifblid au
Die letteu Morote bes pa3ifiider
arieges erfldrte Warineiefret1r Sor
reital, Bob 6ie Ger. tStaaten oil
5peite Hbaie ubres Seefampfes au,
Stiideruberung ser Hbilippinen cine,
aan,pasne, 'bie nit ser 5ernaIn,enoer
Nieoerlage iepunileber 6lottenitreit
frafte i'm Sftober begann, gum Grfole
gefiibrt baben. ~Seit iic Sic iapa'
niide Glcttc aus Dem Hbilippine,'
8abiet pertricb, itcbt sic Ser. Stoa
ten sslotte in Sen &agne-Waieu
ieit 25. Sftober ,ridt mebr baupti6h,
lib i'm aampf geeen feinblite Gee,
Itreitfraite, ionaern gesen feinSIiGe
Suititreitfrdfte, sic bon 2anS aus cpa
rieren. g4ir fiibrtcn bieie lettere
@aie ser Seefanrprene Inn Sic Ybi,
lippincn gum Griole. ebenio, tpie mir
Die slueite Sflaht Inn sic Hbiltppi,
neniee gum grfolg fiibrten."
5orreItal perbeblte nid)t, baB sic
on,eritanild)en Seeltreitfrdfte III Sic.
ier a!peiten Hbaie Sdaocu erlitten,
itber Sen nod ,,idt inn cinselnen BE-
ridtet poroen lit, oeriiherte ober, oaE
oieier Sdaoen nid)t arob genug mar,
Inn sen Gldnen fir anbaltclrSe id)spe-
re Offeniipen i'm @cge gu iteben.
~Gi1e fonfrete GemonItration So
fir, bab er bieien Sffeniipen nid3t I'M
@eae itato, leien ser Saq bon 2eptc
unS Sic ameritaniiden 2anounae,l
auf @iuScro.
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Sbooen nur oesbalb uibt in allen
Gin5eI9eiten bcfannt segeheu tporoen
iei, I'M Sen Sa&anern nid,t 81, perra-
ten, suelhe Sdiffe lie traien, in spel=
d)em Ausmab sic Shifie bci6Gbist
lpuroen unS !pie balls lie srieScr ii
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ser 3ipildef ser Marine Sic iapa-
niiGen @neaben Sariiber als rpban.
taitiid)" urb betonte inn beionbereli,
SaB aIe unire Slusseus. unS Shiffs-
perluite in ser See 1lno 2uft7Shlodt
i'm Oftuber, in Ser etIihe 60 feinoIide
Sabr5euge berienft ipuroen, befannt-
sege6en hporoen iino. Die bamaliaen
amerifaniid,en Ger!llite itelIten iih
auf einen leidten Glueseustrdger, .
gsforttrdger, 2 3erltorer, Elm Ger
orer@egleitid,iff unS eil,ise gerin-
serc Sdifie."
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Sbnen Sic @iini6e nusauiprehen, Ole
tuir fir liebe @ereinsbriiber uno fir
fire sperte Sumilien beeen. Moee Sas
1eeue SSabr elm aliidlides fiir Sic iein,
10 bab Sic ont gnoe oesielben NIT
5re,toe uno @en,estlune oarauf 5u.
riidbliden fonl,en. 0ieien @unid, Ser
alles entbdlt, mas man bonn 5didial
beaebren fam, iprehe id i'm Mamen
meiner @prftanosfollegen aus mo
bite Sic, ms m,t I'M nei,en Sabre
fire bisberige @iitc rno Sunmnittit
suteil iperhelt 81. laiien.
3unt neuen Sahr Elm ue,ies Soerse
Gin irild,es @latt i'm 2ebensbuh
Die alte Sdule iei auseeitridcn,
Ser alte 2piit lei ausaealifen
lnb nusgetilat ber altc Siud,.
Gin friiehes 8latt i'm Sebensbud.
@eorg Reinerth, 'Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
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9ier,nit alien Witglieoern our Nad,
riht, bob uniere erite 8eriammlung
i'm neuen Sabr am Sonntas, oen Z.
SSanuar. a6gebalten miro. 94n bieIem
Toge tpcroen auh sic Ben,nten fit
1915 eingefiibrt uno besbalb tperbsa
ale Sd)tpeitern unb Briioer gebeten,
ar,,peieno su iein.
Oie 8ean,ten fir 1945 iiub:
HtdiiOent, Soief ebert
M5es sPrii., Stefan 9aber
Erot.> >Scfr., &anna @irrci:b
Gin. sSetr.. Sopgia Eilbncr
, Shatn,., Deore g3u0mi
g.sY.sSefr., 0eors B1u6mi
@ertualter, anna 2ieh. Sobn aIein.
Nidael Gra,ner
Nr6ibar. Nnop 6ul
2ln6bertpalter. @atie Stan1m,
Mnrin @eber. Bon elmer @eib
nadtsseier baben mir Der gerb1ltniIj.
apegen Mbitano oenornnsen, oafiir ,per
ben mir no6 Der Sanuar-1eriamm'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Suittees 2luerlei

Die 8rieftnitena!bteilung erbielt
folsenSe 9uid)rift: .Beebrter Meboaf.
tor! Sd modyte Sbnen fragen spie oaa
NIT Die 0erounituna lit. Denn id
t,abe Crime @obl,en eingenmht. Dsnn
mir iiro adt a0pfe obne meinen sc.
mal. Oieiclben babe id auf Dem Oie,l
gelteat uno teile id ibnen NIT, 1ar
feline 6liiliigfeit mebr orin tpar ;pit
id nadsefuft babe. 8itte UNI Sc.
ideio unter Sdiffer Wer6u'! Old.
t,,ngsbou Grau u. shulae."
Die 3eit,u,g belsbrte Ole ginienoa
rim unb fraste iie am sdluB Ibre'
austunft:
.Bie fon,men Sic bei 1idem Be
gerlitano auf Ole gbiffre '0er6un'2"