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Evening star., 1945-02-26
CurfewE Experts Have AnAnswer
To Most 1StickIer Questions

Of the curfew is to save coal, isn't
tit? Answer-Ihat's the primary
purpose. Conservation Of man
power and transportation are 9TH
ers. Such areas are not exempt.
Then there was this stickler: II
I close my bowling alley at mid
night what time can I reopen?
VINO ducked 1t here. but said that
II it's put to arca directors the an
swer will be Whenever you nor
mally start your business day"
Which Immediately poses another:
How about places-bowlAg alleys
and others-that have been operat-
ling around the clock? There was no
answer to that one, either.
Still another that furrowed broWs
was: Does the ban apply in Puerto
Rico and Alaska? The policy state
ment didn't say so, but VINO decided
the curfew would toll only in. the
continental United States.
/ Radio networks which rebroad-
casts shows to the West Coast from
Eastern studios after midnight
wanted to know If they could do 50
before an audience. VINO gave them
the go ahead by not listing radio
stations among places affected.
And how about the resident of q
private club whose drinks are served
at his chair in the reading room?
Permissible until midnight, but the
bar must close and service end then.
Gould the member finish his drink
IN the reading room? VINO sup
ipoSed so.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Second Jockey in 8 Days
Dies From Aqua Spills
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, Feb.
26.-Marking the second death Of .
jockey from riding spill at the
Aqua Caliente race track within
eight days, Charles Bianco, %, q
native Of Brooklyn, N. Y, died last
night in San Diego hospital from
injuries suffered in = three-horse
nishap yesterday.
Jockey Clinton j. Harrell, Miami,
Fla, died February Is from injuries
suffered when he fell from his
mount.
In the fifth race Movie Actor, with
Carl Miller aboard, stumbled and
fell as the field hit the far turn.
Big Parade, Jack Fox up, fell over
him and seconds later Both of Us,
trailing the field, stumbled over Big
Parade, tossing Bianco to the
ground. DR.. E. Hodge Crabtree re-
ported Bianco suffered 4 basal skull
fracture and died soon after reach
ing the hospital. Miller and FOX
suffered minor injuries.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

0cCOIu eOIuCCI
De Vermond came to the United
States In 1920 after serving In the
Danish Navy. He took leading parts
in Chicago Opera Co. presentations
during the 1906 and appeared on
radio programs. "a
He moved to Montgomery County
in 1899 and was graduated from the
Merchant Marine Ofncers' Candi-
date School at Fort Tfumbull, New
London, Conn, in 1912. He has been
In the Southwest Pacific about .
year. Previously, he survived the
torpedoing Of an American mer-
chant vessel OF Casablanca and
spent a days in Z, lheboat.
He is married and has one child.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Pravda Sees Total Victory
As Not Far Distant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MOSCOW, Feb. 8.-Pravda, de-
claring the Allied offensive in the
west was linked with Red Army op-
erations. said yesterday that "a COM
plete victory over Hitlerite Germany
is not far distant" 1885
The Red Army's victories broke
down the German winter Offensive
IN the west when the Germans ex-
pected to capture Belgium and Al
sace," 1t said.
THE Soviet offensive gave an op-
portunity for the Allies to start an
offensive in their turn. =" The Al
lies offensive operations are linked
with the Red Army's operations in
the east" . ,.s.. .----,,
Evening star., 1945-02-26

Make the good news better: Buy
more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
More Freed Internees
Army Releases Four Additional Lists
Of Persons Rescued in Philippines

The War Department has released
four additional lists of American
prisoners of the Japanese in the
Philippines who have been liber-
ated by Gen. MacArthur's forces.
The 18th partial list follows:
Anderson, Louise H.. Port Angeles, Wash.
Anderson, walter H., Fincastle. Va
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Gen. Grant viii Address
Two Patriotic Societies

Mai. Gen. Ulysses 3. Grant, III,
will speak at . joint meeting OF the
Society of the War Of 1872 and the
Society Of Founders and Patriots ut
I pm. tomorrow at the Hotel 400.
The meeting commentaries the
130th anniversary Of the Treaty OF
Ghent Fehruary 10, 1879 which
concluded the War of 1872 and the
10Th anniversary Of the founding OF
the District chapter of the Society
Of the War of 1872.
Gen. Grant will discuss District
postwar problems, Committee chair
men viii make their annual reports.
Members who are planning to at
tend are asked to notify Frank B.
oteele. Distric4z 800.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

CltDCu A10 MtcF \
gave up q prom
istng operatic
career to servein
the Merchant
Marine, has been
promoted to Sec
on d officer
q b o ard the
Charles w. Woo
ster, an Amer
ican Liberty ship
in the Southwest
Pacific, the War
s h ipp ing .Ad-
n1inistratioIl an
nounced TODAY.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
newYorkG Given Week
10 Adjust Night Life
10 Midnight Cuhew
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, FEB. 36.-Broadway's
last night Of late-hour. unfettered
whoop-de-doo turned out to be far
from the New Years Eve celebration
anticipated by most night-life ex-
perts. In fact, it was no more than
typical Sunday nights business.
Thus it appeared that no one out
side Of the usual saloon society stay
.out-lates and the owners and en-
pioyes concerned care much about
the requested curfew.
Mayor r. H. La Guardias and Anna
Rosenberg, regional war manpower
commissioner, announced jointly
yesterday after q conference that
the effective date for the city would
be the same rs for the rest of the
Nation, but promised adjustments
would be made during the week to
meet individual problems.
Full and complete compliance
without any excuses whatsoever" J"
they said, will be expected by Mon
day, March S."
Clubs Bury" Gay Hours.
The announcement dashed the in
dustry's hopes that the Mayor
would effect . compromise to per-
NIT the city's $4,000 amusement
places to remain open beyond the
closing hour requested by the VINO.
Some Of the clubs held little fu-
neral ceremonies. At Cafe Society
downtown, Owner Barney Joseph
son went into his own pocket and
bought every one in the club the last
drink before the am. closing time
Then every one stood and sang
Aud Lang Syne."
A similar and, no doubt, touching
sentiment was sounded at the
Copacabana, one of Manhattan's
largest clubs, during the 3 am. floor
show. 1t Is the only New York
nightery which will shut its doors
for the duration of the curfew.
Some $50 employees were dismissed
as of 4 am, including two orches-
tras, most of the walters, captains
and bus boys and all of the elaborate
and expensive floor revue.
New Club to Stay On.
Several other owners of large
Broadway clubs said they expect to
close, although they will continue
operations for q short time to see If
the new hours may include some
miraculous adjustment of the pub
lies playing tastes that will bring in
revenue sufficient to carry them
over the Temporary" situation.
The club arriving at the least
timely occasion is the new Carnival,
in the Capitol Hotel A huge night
club, it cost more than $250,000 to
build, with two balconies, a large
show and seats for nearly 1000 per-
sons. Once the scene Of conven-
tions, championship matches, dog
shows and similar affairs, the club,
four stories high, was a year and q
hah In preparation. The manage
lnent said it will continue its oper-
alton without curtailment Of It's
staff Of 800 and the only adjustment
In its planned policies are those
necessitated by the curfew.
At noon today f1ve owners Of
prominent Manhattan night clubs,
members Of the Cafe Owners Guild,
and Noah Braunstein, their counsel,
will meet with Mayor La Guardia
for further curfew discussion.
But don't ask me why" one OF
them said.
Radio station and networks exec
utives said the curfew would halt
post-midnight broadcasts of local
orchestras. The said networks prob
ably would broadcast bands from
Midwest and Pacific cities.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Ribbons Are Expeeied
10 Spur Paper Pickup

Wastepaper collections in the seq.
ond district Of The Evening STAR
FTA salvage-for- Victory program,
which have Jagged : little behind the
other four districts, are expected to
gain as the Papertroopers point for
the new. service ribbon given ~
who reach Supertrooper rank by coll
Letting 1000 pounds OF old news
papers and magazines. 80
Awards for higher rank also ars
being prepared and win be an
nounced soon.
Collections in the second district
tomorrow, together with the leaders
will be, as follows:
Evening star., 1945-02-26

xrisdman. Philip, Bronx, Nsw York.
Heyward. Arthur g.. Savannah, Ga.
Jones. John Ci.yton and Charles Clay
McFaddsn. Rev. John ". BROOKLYN, N. z.
McEerran, John NJ, New York City
Mckenzie, Harry, Boston. Mass.
Merrimsn, MS Il e G.frie, nien'WSIo: Wolcctts t. u
Olsen, Mrs. Lucy Hardee, Durham, N. c.
Osborn, Walter. Evanston, Wyo.
Reid, Burt j.. Roanoke, Va.
Ross. Frank E.. Meriden, Conn
Stewart. Alexander p. and Gertrude H.,
Malvern, Long leland, N. Y.
Stumpf, Mrs Helene, New York City,
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Ex-counf, Now U. S. Citizen
And Seaman, Is Promoted

Former DAnish Count Kai De
Vermond. -. Of 302 Dearborn ave-
nue., Silver Spring. who renpunced
his title to become an American
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

increased Is shown by the fact that
In George Washingtons day it took
the work Of nine persons on farms
to supply themselves and one city
dweller," says the statement.
Many things contribute to mod
ern agricultural efficiency, besides
the farmer and his family. One is
the improvement in farm machin-
cry which enables one man to ac-
complish in a single day what 1t
formerly required many men work.
ing many days to do.
Another is the use Of mixed fer
tilizer which makes 1t possible to
greatly increase the production Of
farm crops per acre and improve
the quality. Agricultural authori-
ties estimate that Is per cent of
all the food produced in 1915 will
be grown as the result of fertilizer
applications. They point out that
if Americas farmers were unable
to obtain the plant food which the
fertilizer industry makes available
it would be necessary to farm be-
tween 100000 and 100000 ad-
ditional acres at a tremendously
increased cost in money and man
power
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

clotbe himself and four other
Americans dwelling in towns and
cities, according to a statement
made public here by the Middle
West Soil Improvement Committee.
The extent to which the eff
cheney of farm operations has been
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

"Stiil another essential factor In
farm efficiency is the
contribution of soil scientists and
plant breeders at state agricultural
colleges and experiment stations.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

Through research and practical
field tests, they have improved
plant varieties and helped increase
the farmers knowledge of how to
use fertilizer more effectively in
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

promoting increased yields and bet.
ter quality crops.
The services of county agricul-
tural agents have likewise been of
enormous value in helping improve
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19
Farmer Can Feed
CIOthe Four

CHICAGO-One person working
on the land today can produce
enough food and fiber to feed and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1945

production farmers % w AS u DNkIRS
with whom they IOO WAN 0SIV6S
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

THIS ParaPhrase Of Winston
Il Churchills famous tribute TO the
Royal Air Force deservedly applies TO
all the men and women who wear our
country's uniform.
A civilian, grateful 10 all who have
contributed TO the success of the Flying
Fortress, addressed the sentiment TO
Studebaker some months ago. But it
was really meantas an unreserved salute
TO every American fighting man on land,
AT sea and in the air.
Smdebaker and its employees obvi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ously are proud TO have been called
upon by our government to build the
Cyclone engines that power the Boeing
Flying Fortress-to produce huge guam
titles of Studebaker military trucks-to
design and manufacture the versatile
Srudebaker Weasel personnel and car
go carrier.
But they are prouder still that they
have been privileged throughout the
war to put their willing hands to work
in support of the efforts of the men and
women in all branches of our nations
armed services. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
8eiten Can't.

Gamendor Saronla Sanft aller
8aiten fit sen 5ablrcihen 8eiuel.
Mir trelttcn inns olle ber5lif fii..,
iolf 9robes Yublifl1m auitreten 81
f0nnen. Mud) Ganfen aplr bcm SIt
ieite SieOcrtafel 0amen. uno M;in.
ner-GDor. Dem Gait Gleuelano sSunior
SahIcn Gbor, Jrl. Gtbel &rih umo
&l,op Sd'.liter, 8anater Gem. Gbor,
Moorigal Sllnior Sahlen Gbor, ser
Blaren Sonau, @em. Gbor Gin
troht Sermunia iiir ~ARitiuirfura
uno Serrn Yroi. u. Rifolaus oanfen
fiir Den perrliden SebIitt'dmbliuier
Wal5er, inrie Serrn ult0 Jrau 9.
Sill fir Sie berrlihen Blumen, &rr.
@eorse SdJnelSer uno 1dt)ter lub
an5eiser iiir Heflame. Nu6 oanf:
Die Grai. Marie M. 9tebner uniern
iungen Spiclerinncn: Srcne &aQner,
SRI. 8ertruO &arres, 9ernline Sd)u.
iter nno Q:rma 8cebe uno oem Nlr-
ranglerilnss- uno glusDilfsfomitcc
fir sic quite slr6eit.
6. Tiihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

Ger 3lpeig 46 bat in Der MGrspc:-
ianmlllns Elm M.1tter- lno Sobter-
ganfett iiir ben 10. Mai bsid,loiien
Gin tilhtlges aplnitec -lpiro iih olt
gr0bte Wiii1e eeber nm oas ganfelt
5il einem ser id)oniten ;u MAIDEN.
WIr bitten ale uniere 1relnroe iid,
oielen Datum fir bas Vanfett irci
gu balten, Inn init 3,ueig 46 aHuttcr-
uno Sodter-s(benS 81 ieicrn. Gas
8anfett miro punft Z llpr abenos
anfanaan. Gle Speiiefarte lit $1OO
oie Ferion. fir ainbcr unter IL Sch
rem SOC. Sln Aomitee linS sic fol-
genocn Sd)lpeltern: Cara 9lobs, 60
RI 8loos, &utb. 0Sbm, aatb. Iaih-
enot, Sophie 1aicbenot, Worgaretc
Giderion, Sara @iintbcr, Siloa
4uneidl Gorotbp Senfe, Gbi.b Nart,
mann, Gertrude &raft. aatb. arnus.
NIllln Iai,b, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Samcndlpr SarpMia.

stae S;ingcrinncn 'rerocn eriutt,i
am Sou1tag, Ocn %. Npril, gum
aon5ert oes Gillette SieSertaiel Ga
merhor polljdblia ST. crid,ainen. 9it.
te Gas Errgraunl 5u beadtcn lrm oie
gCaiilc 3eit.
|. 'Saronia iuiiroe iif ireuen mebr
nele Siingerillnen ein5lliiibren. NI,
iinO inns berslib lpillfonlnlen.
Saneesin Sbereia Sto!5 lit @ptt.
lob ,uisocr oabeim bon ibrem 9eiud
bel ibrer Sod;tcr Gera in Sos sln0e.
les, Gal. SGngerin Sopbie Sbellmail
lit ai.d) lpieoer beiier, ,nS ser fleinen
Barbara Saanaueltc elm gebrohenes
8ein fat, ipiiniden mir auh 8ciin.
rung; bcsgleiden rluierm Singcr
Wtihacl &raub, lueldpr iclt mebrercn
8of)en frdnflih lit. afoee Ser lie5l
Sott ibn balo eeiunb MAIDEN.
&. Siihler, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

slm 4. Suli balten tpir tpieoerunl
nnier iabrlides Hidnid i'm Chicago
&ioge @robe ob. gSir laoen uae I'm
lerc 5reinoe unS Snd,ien oa3u auiS
freunolidNte elm. @er unier Yifni!f
IN Den letten Subren beiud)t bat piro
aud Sleies Sabr nid,t fern bleiben.
9us Hifnif itebt unter Ser 9eitunu
bon 2aniel gouna unb Sobanu
Sdager lm6 iuirb allen porbergeben-
ben @eranitaltlneen aleid fommen,
tpenn ni6t iibertreffen. s5olgenoc
Wfitglieoer iteben oen obe,tgenannten
als &ilfsfomitee 5ur Seite un6 limo
sur Mrbeite bereit:
g. 8einbolb. @. unb 8. 8eber, g.
Woung. g. un6 Sobn 3ultner, g. unb
Anob 3ulhler. @at6arina. M,tna. @eara
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
2l,,s Go,,tc,,,. Utie
3mcis II.
Oas &onlitee iiir Gas
4Oiabrige Stiftmn9sfcit

Sus am 'Spuntng, SEN Is. Mai, abge-
bulter miro, lit an Scr slrbeit, ba5
Set sum belten Grfoig 5u mader
uno ulle griirer lmo Sd;,peItcrn por,
auen bier Gereinen. oie am sSelt tell.
ncbmen pollen, lollcu iih unmeloer
beim Yrd'. Gbriit Gls s. Selepbou
1883; npo &ise-Erii. Midael
Sdoriten, Selepbon l1139. Tamit
oas aomitce 'peib picpiei lie beItci.
len iollcn um oie 8iite .;n tc,p;rtsr.
IS miro Gin Siibnclelien Icrpicrt ans
bic Gririidnmeen iino irei. Tas
giien miro I'M $3.50 llyr ierpiert.
Ser lleberidu6 iou ben isono fit:
Ole beimtommelroeu Soloaten 81
ilieben. Is boiit baB iid reNt pie,r
annelSen iuerben. Sas &omitce.
Ter Gbriit Glges, Scit- -Yrii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
20. Sudse;tsjmbil6nm perbnnben
init 5amfc bes Z. &imbcs.

Scrr uno Srnu 9fidDael Yinoer,
1903 Srealspap 9lpe.. Glcucluno, s
Nlfiild)er 0afernciIter, ieierten am
Spuntag i'm &reije ibrer niberrn
TreunSe ihr 2OiGbriges S0odSeits.
Subiliim 5uiannlnca nit Ser Saufc
ibres Z. &inoes il11 eigeucn Sal,ie.
slm 25. slpril 1925 rsici,te Serr 20.
Vinocr, ser aus Sanlc ,'d,, Sicber-
b!irgcn elngciuanocrt ipur, SRI. Hpie
9Sed, sic OTIS ,SdNueiniurtb, Yapcrr,
einge!ranoert mar, sic Sano s,lnl
GbeblnO, scr cin b.lrhaus gliid.
lider lit uno bon @ptt nit iicbei
9eiunocn &illocrn, 5 SGd)ter uno >
S0bne. be9liidt ipurOc. Ser iiinglte
3urlcls ser ssamillc, Elm S0dterd)en
purOc Sountag uoa Galtpr Sans
6oiiel in Scr gparg. Sittb. ct. So.
banncs Stride auf Nci, Eisnlcn ,suOitf
Gll'abstb actauit unb cls Sallfsel
gen Iunaierten SRI. @ettp Sdaier,
Betty ,Soiicrl,no 6err 9aop Sorot
ssm Seinl Ses Subelpaares ,uuroc
Elm bod)fcines Ntittaeciicn icrpert
nnO nafher lnterbielten lid .aac
BGlte aufs bette uno abenos ,uurhc
Damn iuieOer cin sl6enosilcu auigetra.
gen uno ratiirlid) hattie Gater 8:n.
ser al,d) reihlih fiir oas grfriibenbe
geioret. Gaitor s. ,Soiiel gratuliertc
Dem S.lbelpaar in fur5en @orten, 10
audi Serr George Shneioer, Elm al,
ter Treuno ser Samilic. Nabcem
man Iif, et,ua 40 Gaite, init per-
lfieoeneii Splelen ilno @eiprGd)en
bis 10 ltbr abenbs ulterbalten bat
te, mad)1en iif Damn ale aui SEN
Seim,peg nit bem @unid) 0ott mo
&c oas Gaar alltt ,peiterDin NIT Der
baitcn 6eiunObeit icsnen, bamit tic
ibre &iuoer er5ieben ullo sSrelroe an
ibnen erleben nlogen. Serr 8inber tit
Gieentiimer einer id,cncn 8dfert;
unb brei YGdereiparenldoen in Slt
llno Nelt GIepelan0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
j3tueia IL.

ga bie Vriioer Ses 3.ueig II ii,
Ger 8cneralpcria ianlmlrrg bcIhlpiien
baben am Sunnt,g. oen 13. Wtai,
Gas iOidDrigc Stiftnnasfcit ST. ieieru
peroen aac Wtitglieocr oes ,3ipeig
IA, SdNueitern oes 3lpcig II, Ses
aarra.ben 8eianspereins ilnb SSu.
geno Tereins irellnoiiddt crlubt iief
oielen 2ng ju reierpieren uno 81,
planen nirgenolpo nllbers bin5ueeben
ais gum Stiftlrnssfeit. NGDere slus-
funft eriro in ipiterer llusgabe er.
iheinen. Nnoreas 5Dellnlan, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
3iueia 4.

Die ntid)ite Veriammlung finoe1
Sonntag, Den 6. Mai, 3 llbr nad,.
mittags llatt urb aae Mitglieoer
tperoen boflidit eriudt ii6 gu betei.
ligen. geah Scr Geriammlrne babel;
mir tpleoer unier bebaalitijes aaffee.
fran56en nebit &artenpartie.
gnf Ser aranfenliite iino: Agnes
&ermann, Gbriitine Yolber, Hegino
Sufas. slaen tpiinifen !pir baloige
Beiierung.
Ser Nartin Ggler Jo,nilie iagen
mir tiefite Spmpathie fir 0erluii
ibres lie6en sobnes, Martin Ggler,
tpelfcr oeu 8elbentoo erlitten bat
@ott tr0ite @ad ale ibr &ieben.
9errn uno FRAU II. petri erat,l.
lieren mir 5ur Sdapiegertoebter.
Die SefretGrin.
= llnteritiisen Sic Die I'm ~goIfS'
.Iatt" anaeieenoen @ef&dfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Qmmdlepn &artcnpartie
yVlne anb Wol6 Star MntberS Club"
,unr6c 9eariinnet,

Cine ltuttlidje Mnsnbl .Vtiitter ppn
Sohncn luo Sod)tern, Sic in ser
Wcbrmac1t bcs 9a!r0es biencn, bot.
ten iidj Sreitag, Sen l3. Mpril, III
Ser ct. Spbarnes &ir1c peria,nmel:,
TIM oie 8riil,olng zines r8lue ano
Golo Star Motber's Club" gu BE-.
lpreten. Gin gutter Mnfang lit ihpu
gemad)t. Nit 2S Wtiitterll, sic aui
ocm Megiitcr ais 8riinoerirnen au'-
geitrisbsn iino, lit Ser Giub sagriil..
oct suaroen. sSrau MgnctDa Montid,
ipuroe ais YrGlioentiu er,piblt. !;
Gmma Sd,aicr, Sdatneilterin; &ii
So 1bcllnran, SefretGrin.
llm allen Miittcrn, oult ben &ri,a
III oieieibc Gage geitellt, con eleiben
@efiiblen bc,pcgt, 3clegel;beit 5u 90
ben iih sli1liebcr, iinoct nod cine
Ge:Iaulnll'Eg am Sicnstag, bcn 10
Mtni, punt 8 ltbr obcnrs, lpicoer in
Ser ct. Sobaunes &irTc an Gob)
Ncao itatt.
Sir sic Der5lidc ltnterlriitung bsi
unlerem Hllldeon ::no &urtenpartis
am 1S. Mpril logeu mir aasn Miit
tcrn uno 4tiiten, sic buran tcilnes,.
nlel, unS Stlapsitcrn, sic mitgeboI.
fen babcn, oicie llnterDoitung ,u ei-
nem geieaidaftliten uno finan5ic!.
len GrfolN 5li MAIDEN, bcrsliditen
Can't. &iioa Ibellman, Nrot SER.
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Sur Grinneruno

an meinen geliebten 8atten, Bate.
llllS @roBpater
Jobann SeiGertb
geitorben Sen "a. 'slpril 1914 il
Glepelano, Sbio.
Seit eine,n Sabre rubit ou nun
Sn tiibler Groe Stob.
Sod bic grinnerung an bid
SIT bel uns nod INNER arob
llnertpartet lam ocin iriiber Sot,
0enn id 0eoenf Der letten Stunb
Nls Der Sob idlob beinen 0auno.
30 er serriB NIT rauber 9anb
Infer @liif unb Qiebesbano.
&ube ianft. lieber @atte.
Sim fiiblen grbenihob.
Bir tperben ME peraeiien bid,
0rln rube ianft. eriparte mid.
Die trolertoen binterblieberel
Rinoer, Grfel uno Satin
Naria Seiocrtb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Siebenbiiroiid,=2 =2lmerifaniides DoIfsbldtt

tier rlnS Glnnta 9eebe nit Inter.
1Mitltng hes aa,Sen Iamenbors
Saronia gut a!Ifeefiihrt uao sic orol.
ligen aleiOer ser Iamsn rieien
grobe Seitcrfcit bcrnnr.
&nrS geiagt ollie @clanapercine bo-
BEN ibre EfIidCt getan 11no ihones
geleiitct. Us lit ancrfe,u,ens'rert oeb
oicle oeut d)en Oeiangpcraine lih &C.
genieiiig ,lnteritiiscn lmO bel Son,
Serten mitipirfcn.
IS MUS oanf.nb mo uncrtcnncro
beruorgeGoben lueroen in lpclh ielbIt,
lcler Neiic 'id) ons &on5ertorhei;er
unter 6iib,ung Don s. Sfiiblbabn IL
ocn Tieni. aller lniercr Gereine itcnt
ilno gibt oaourd oen mulitaliiben
Nuffiibrlutgen tells Nllrh ielblt1nsi.
&c Ilrolctltlgen tells Gbrrbeglei.
tl,ngen eineu pprnebmcn 8sbalt. Wir
lino ltolS auf olees &on3crtorheiter.
gtad Dem Gon5erte lpuroe cin leid).
ter Sunlb ierpiert lu1o oa.n unter.
blelte;, iiD Sanaer uuc @Gir,, a!t
i,nO Sung bel fr0blibsm Gauge lmo
llritigen 0eiang. Nrof. q. Nifolaus
llno Sen allosren Iieben Sir. y1ilip
8rogcr, Tir. &. Straub. Sri. G.bei
&rid uno iGnltlihen SiinQern ae-
biibrt Ser id)6lite Snnf oes W..bii.
filnls fiir sic aeullbrcid)cn Stunoe.:.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Smeig "a.

slaen Witelieoern 5ur Nadritt,
Dob Die nGd>ite 8eriammlune Sonn-
tag, ber 6. Wai. 2:3O ltbr nahnit,
tags itattrinoet. Die Jinan5,S ,Setreta-
rinnen iinb idyon ettpos friiber oa,
UNI 3ablungen entgegcn 5u nebmen.
Mud eril.de idb ale shlpeiterh oie
umge5ogem iinb, ibre sloreiien aud,
BEL Der Hrotofoal lSefretdrin gu an,
bern, oenn oieies lit iebr nottpen6ig.
Muf Der &ranfenliite iin6: M.
Haoiuig, Gatb. 0etber, Soiia @elt,
&clen slaar, Yettp @eber; 'rir mint
id)en alien baboise 8eiierung.
Sobanna Wolff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
&arpathcm @eianarcrcin

GS oielle ullen Mitalieoesu CUR ge.
fdlligcn Nahrid)t, Snb bie :egelmi;.
bfge Geriammli;ng Sanstas, Sen 2s.
Mpril, pllaft S lltr abcnos itattiin-
Oct. Vittc ale 0titgliercr piinftlid) 81
crId)ciiien. Scrncr ipcroen sic Singtr
gebete:L 'd) bis ,lr niWiten Ser.
lanrmlung 81 iibcrlegcn pb mir einen
Mai-@usilug obbalten lpaen.
,Sobu Smiley, Sefr.