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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Bible Group
Enlightened
by Mrs. Dunn

The Birthday Bible Group had
Mrs. Gordon Dunn. who with her
husband and two children have re-
Gently returned for a years fur
Tough from their missionary work
in China. as speaker at their Octo-
Der meeting. Thursday evening in
the students room Of the church.
She said that their first six months
In China were spent learning the
language. II is so difficult that II
takes five years OF constant study
to master II.
She said that the homes in China
are very simple. that the people
spend their money on food and
clothing, more than on their homes.
Travelling is difficult. II Is usually
by truck. Mrs. Dunn said that they
had gotten along very well, that
all their wants and needs are sup.
piled through their faith in Cod.
Mrs. Milford Osburn presided at
the brief business meeting. which
was opened with prayer by Mrs.
Walter Campbell. group teacher.
The next meeting Is TO be Oct. Is
with Mrs. Harold Badger, % n.
Huron St. at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Dunn received many lovely
gifts in personal shower given
her by the group.
At the close OF the evening. dain-
ty refreshments OF punch. cake and
ice cream were served by Mrs. Eu.
gene Koppln and committee. The
lace covered table had a center.
piece OF beautiful white asters and
white tapers. and many bouquets
and baskets OF flowers we're ar.
ranged about the room. Thirty
eight members and guests were
present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Huron Valley Club Closes Fishing
Season For Annual Gun Program

"Hollow-point opens on the skin
and soft.nose mushrooms once Il
is through the skin" explained bal
listics expert Terrall.
Forest Smith may referee the
blinking match, unofficial through
o"t, by and between WILDER Sher-
man with his Smith & Wesson K-22
and Edmund Terrall with his
matehed-target Col: Woodsman
each 20 calibre hand-guns when
and II each gun is obtained.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Cards Follow
MaCcabee Hour

A card party followed the regu-
lar meeting of Queen City Tent
Hive OF Maccsbees, Thursday eve.
ming in GAR. Hall. Nine tables
were IN play with prizes going to
Mrs. Nelson Clough, Mrs. Bertha
Stitt. Mrs. f. c. Bath and Mrs.
Clarence Gum. The committee in
charge were those whose birthdays
fall in October. Mrs Charles
Schoolmaster. Mrs. Earl Suggi:t
and Miss Hazel Stitt.
Refreshments OF gelatine and
cookies were served.
Miss Stitt. commander. presided
at the meeting. Mrs. Philip San
ture was reported Ill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Doc Gone Confusing
HEALTH TRAINING COURSE

Oficials OF the University o.
Michigan said today that public
health officers from Michigan ana
five other mid.western states are
expected to attend the 18th IN
service training course to be offer.
ed by the University school OF pub
lie health. Glasses will start next
Monday. Public relations. stan
education. and community ana
health education are among the
topics to be studied.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
CURED BY VISION

Upper Sandusky. O.-AP-Miss
Ninabelle Cross, crippled and con-
fined to bed since 1929 by a long
series Of illnesses, today was walk
ing-cured, she declares, by a vi
sion OF God in a beautiful white
robe"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Supper and Bunco

A cooperative supper preceded
the meeting OF the B. B. Bunco
Club, Thursday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Harry williams.
Prize winners for bunco were Mrs.
William waters. Mrs. Mildred
Stinedurf and Mrs. Arthur Nicely.
The house prize went to Mrs. VIII.
liams. Mrs. Leon Fuller will be
the hostess next week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Tony Weitzel. radio commenta-
tor and columnist, Detroit. enliv-
ened the meeting and get-together
OF the Edsel B. Ford Post 379, Am
erican Legion, Thursday evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
CHANGES OFFICES

Ann Arbor, Oct. 5-The Washte-
nav County Health Department
moved to new quarters, today, at
700 catherine St., where ample
room for Offices and consultation
rooms has been provided.
The building, a former rooming
house. has been leased for two
years, with an option to renew the
lease
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
RuTHvEN TO SPEAK

DR.. Alexander C. Ruthven, presl-
dent OF the University OF MIchl-
gan, will speak at the Oct. 1s inau-
guration OF DR.. Lawrence McKin-
ley Gould as president OF Northfield
College. Mortified. MINI. Or. Could
is a Michigan graduate and form d.
er member OF its faculty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
G MILES in
y The News

NO Damage
Los Angeles. Oct. 5-AP-Two
officers, pursuing a l9.year.old bur.
glary suspect, fired their revolvers.
The youth, crying: i've been
shot" fell to the ground.
Surprised. the police assured the
lad they had only fired into the
air.
He got up unframed and sumblt-
ted TO arrest.
Tardy
Oklahoma City-Seabee William
P. BarriRger, who wangled his way
from Dutch Harbor. Alaska, to be
present for the birth of his first
child, has lost all faith in stork
flight schedules. '.'t'-.
Arriving with days TO spare, he
grew over-confident and took
pleasure trip to Memphis, Tenn.
The stork speeded up its fligh:
and the baby arrived before the
red-faced father could return
home.
Hollywood-Edward Lerman gave
two sailor hitchhikers the shirt
OFF his back, he reported to police.
Induced by a pistol, along with his
shirt Lerman surrendered his
necktie. his trousers, $50 in cash
and his automobile. He recovered
the clothing later from a vacant
lot where the robbers discarded it.
Horrible Fate
Portland, Ore.-Portland has a
new plan to reduce the mounting
number OF juvenile traffic offenses
school on Saturday.
Young drivers who break the
rules must attend q class on Sat
urday, then take a written exam
on traffic rules. II they fail, they
have to 20 back the following Sat
urday and take harder test.
Kid stuff
Jacksonville, Ill.-Deputy Sheriff
Cameron Jones followed all the le-
gal procedure in serving adoption
papers on a three months old In
FAINT.
Obeying a Morgan County court
order decreeing the papers must
he read to the child. Jones intoned
the Official phraseology while the
baby gurgled.
The law said papers must be
placed in the hands OF the recipi-
emit so Jones tucked them under
the Infants arm. He said 1t was
one OF the toughest jobs OF his law
enforcement career.
DOG Gone Confusing
Connersville, Ind.-The change
from war time to standard time
also has confused Larry Cooksey's
dog.
The pup. accustomed to meeting
Larry at the school bus at 2:lO p:
m. daily still goes to his usual
meeting place at the same time
and waits an hour Tor his master.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
DRIVE, WALK SAFELY

Traffic injuries In YpslIsnti 43.
Traffic Deaths This Year. ...4
Safety Is contagious-and a good
thing to catch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Halloween First
of Party Bulletins

Social recreation bulletins, to as
sist organizations. clubs. and indt
viduals in conducting party pro-
grams are being prepared for free
distribution by the City Recreation
Department
Howard Harrison. superintendent
OF recreation. announced that as
sistance would be given orgsni.
cations and groups In planning for
specia. parties whenever request
ed.
The first bulletin is for halloween.
II is available at the recreation Of
fee in the city hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Mr.. and Mira D. II. Kellar re-
turned Thursday evening after a
few days stay with their daughter.
Mrs. w. L. Patmos. d.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Lieut.. Martin II. Kranz, Sl2 Gar
land St, was released from serv.
ice at the L. S. Naval Personnel
Separation Center at Great Lakes.
Illinois.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Lieut.. Walter Breed has re-
turned home from Waukegsn, H.,
on a long furlouogh before receiv-
ing his honorable discharge Nov.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Wendell Carlton Barnes was com
a second lieutenant in
the Army at graduation exercises
at Fort Benning, Georgia. October
2. He is the son OF Mrs. A. +.
nnrnnn nEe IL Crnnn 9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Cpl. Billy ]. Sparrow $40 Auo-
urndale Ave, has received his dis
charge from Camp Grant, Illinois.
recently.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
Chinese Red Leader
Says Chang Regime
Will Bring Civil War
~ the Associated Press.


CHUNGKING, May 16.-Commu-
mist Leader Mao Tze-tung has de-
clared that civil war will result in
China If the Kuomintang rule is not
replaced Immediately by a demo-
cratic coalition government.
Mao spoke at the Seventh Com
munist Congress in Yenan the latter
part of April. Texts were delivered
to correspondents in Chungking
today.
He said that the Chinese Com
nunists possessed 10000 regular
Groops and more than 200, 900 Peo-
iles' Volunteer Corps members and
controlled 1s liberated areas in
China and Manchuria with pop
uation of 95,500,000.
Declaring that China needed a
coalition government not only dur
ing but after the war, Mao accused
the "ruling clique within the Kuo-
minsang" of preparing to launch a
civil war and said this group was
only waiting until certain Allied
troops, have driven the Japanese
from certain parts of China"
He tontended the Kuomintang-
the patty of the Central Chinese
Government headed by Generals
sin1o Chang Kai-shek-wanted
Allied commanders in China to
enact the role of 1t. Gen. R. M.
Scobie in Greece.
Mao ursed the Kuomintang to
change what he contended was its
attitude of enmity toward the So
Wet Union and swiftly to improve
Sino-Soviet diplomatic relations"
The Chinese Communist party,
Mao asserted. possesses 100000
members
Evening star., 1945-05-16
Miss Florence Conger Dies
DAUGHTER OF Late Senator

Miss Florence West Conger, So
daughter of the late Senator Omar
Bright Conger of Port Huron, Mich,
and sister of the late Franklin
Barker Conger, one-time postmaster
of Washington. died shortly after
midnight today at the Mayberry
Nursing Home, Takoma Park, Md.
She formerly resided at 1920 Con-
necticut avenue NV
A native of Port Huron, Miss
Conger came to Washington with
her father after his election to the
Senate. She had lived here more
than go years. She was a member
OF st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Washington Circle NV.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 10 am. Thursday at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 1772 Church
street NV, by the Rev. A. A. Nc
Callum. Burial will be in Port HUI
ron.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
MacPhaiI Marries
Longtime Secretary
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, May 16.-Leland S.
Larry MacPhail, president and
part owner of the New York Yam
KEGS baseball club, and Miss Jean
Bennett Wanamaker, his secretary
for about seven years, were married
today at the Belvedere Hotel here.
Mr.. MacPhail was divorced last
week from his second wife at Bel
Air. Miss Wanamaker, daughter of
Mrs. c. H. Wanamaker. Passaic,
N. j., previously was married and
divorced. The marriage license,
issued at Baltimore, listed Mr.. Mac
Phail's age as 55 and his occupation
as farmer" He has a 400-acre
farm near Bel Air. Miss Wana-
makers age was given as 35
Approximately Is guests attended
the informal ceremony. performed
by Maj. Frank Scott, assistant chap
lain of the Sd Service Command. A
wedding breakfast followed.
Mr.. NacPhail was in civilian
:lothes, although he holds the rank
I lieutenant colonel. He recently
.tired from active duty as assistant
the Undersecretary of War.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

director of Americans United for
World Organization here, will repre-
sent that organization as q principal
speaker at meeting Of the Federal
Union, Inc, at o'clock tonight in
the National Universalist Memorial
Church, Sixteenth and S streets
NV. DR.. Powell will discuss 'Will
There Be q Free Mans Peace?"
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Pearl Harbor when the japanese
attacked and who later served at
Midway, Rosen had pleaded for
clemency, saying:
I'D rather be shot than put into
Jail. I promise by my dead mother
and father that I won't get into
trouble again"
But Kings County Judge Louis
Goldstein, who imposed the same
sentence last Wednesday on Rosen's
convicted co-conspirator, Harvey
Stemmer, told Rosen:
"T'he five boys you corrupted were
in no kind of trouble
Evening star., 1945-05-16
Rosen Receives Year
In Basket Ball Bribery
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Henry
Rosen, 27, convicted of conspiracy
to bribe five Brooklyn College bas-
ketball players, received the maxi
mum sentence today year in jail
and $500 fine.
A former Marine who was at
Evening star., 1945-05-16

before you appeared on the scene -
Rosen also Is under indictment
in Manhattan on charges of accept
ing stolen goods.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Minister to Speok
DR.. A. Powell Davies. minister Of
All Souls Unitarian Church and q
Evening star., 1945-05-16
COP Women to Meet

he May meeting of the Wash
inton Women's Republican Club
VII be held at s pm. Sunday at
theresidence Of Mrs. Lula Wright,
22NTagler place NV. Hostesses
Will .e Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Jac-
quelie Ward. Mrs. Tia r. Taylor is
pres1ent of the club.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Moi bonds, more power-more
Strengt to Macarthur"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Stir @r0nlano tpuroen &upferfro-
men bargeitellt. Die oen traOitioneQen
Holarbdren Der bGniihem Wtiin zen
friiberer 3sit tril9en.
Naf Sauoi Mrabien ging cine 2a-
ouns bon -&ipals nit per,pif.
felter Yrd9une.
Iieie 8eiteQuneen werOen gum
Sclbittoitenpreis aus9eiiibrt. @e.
wobnlif) liciern Sic frenoen 91noer
Dos WetaQ ober fallien es bier. Sn
perein5elten Iallen babsn mir Silber
auf einer 2eibpadt- -8aiis eeliefert,
oas nab Dem &riege 5i,riiferitattet
w,roen mub.
Die 2,O36,OOO,OOO einbeiiniid,en
Miin3en i'm Sabre 1914 id)Iieben
2,149,000,OOO Hennies Elm. Dus
thatamt bebauptete, Die einbeimi.
idpen @iin zen, 3uiommen gelegt, mir.
oen Den Sentiment BON SEEM Vori
ltdh Snn 0rnncisco 5ebmnaI beoef.
fen, nit geniigeno Weiinen iibria fit
5aDei Streifen bon Gbicngo nod San
Mntonio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Die Arbeii der Muenze
der vereiniqien Siaaien
Geld iuer einheimschen cebrauch und fuer rrankreic
Aeihiepien. Saudi Arahien usw. geprasqi.

8aibinston .. G.-0ie Wtiin3e
Ger Der. Staaten bat einen Beriht
oes Sd)abamtes 5uiolse inn Sabre
1914 erbeblld 81 tun aebabt. oenn
eS limo nid)t nur 2,SS4,OOO, 900
Stiid Miin5ee1 fiir Dan einbeilniiden
8ebralib gepriigt poroet, ionoern
es Iino aud uno SO0.0OO.OOO Stiid
yfin5en fir aus!dnoiihen @ebraud,
aui Seitelung hergeiteat poroen.
Jran5oiiide 5ranc-M -Miin3en wllr.
Den an Ser philadelphia 0tiih3e aus
ge'hInol5enen @ranatbiilien nad)
Ve'prehung NIT Yeamten oes oa-
mails iosenannten fran50iiiden Be-
Ireilsngsfomitees seprdet, oas beute
Die fran5oiiihe &egierung lit.
Jiir aetbiopien entparien ampri-
fanlide Sadperit1noise oie 8eid.
nungen, iteaten oie 1qbrten felt uno
pragten oie Miin5en fir Elm gdn3-
lid) neues Deloipjtem. Der @opi
bon .&aile selafiie lit aui Der einen
Seite Ser MiirBe uno Der Come pom
Suln aMf Der anberen. 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

IA belien. Sic pcrell no man lie
braud)t uno mann man It, brarhte.
Slm 2. Nopelrtsr fan oas erlte
&untingent IrntleIf,peltern inter
Obcritleutnont 9tola y. isorrelt nod
oen Hbilippineu ;llriif. Cine, Capt.
Gatl,ariu, Mtrrh Don Spltou, frellte
lib bcicnoers. Saoei iein 81, fGnnen.
PIN 1. M-ril 1912 mllBte iie imlln-
terieebopt Don Corresiror fliid)ten,
uno lie labte mr. iiir oen Gag ibrcr
Hiidfebr. Sie M1ohen ntabten iif,
Ioiort oaran. Eat:cuten 81 baoen II.
5u per6:noen, llilo an 9lbcno mar oas
Sajarstt wie rnlg .apanoelt. Der ab-
ael)irlnte 9licf nui cen 8eiihtern ser
Hatierteu lrar per dNp,lmoen, unO an
Ieiner Stelle iab man SGG In unb
borts Ster5e, uluo ielblt bel Sen
Sdpreltperpunoeten herrld)te elm an
oerer 8eilt. slerSte ilno Gatie,lten
bielten nit ibrer 9.tp,loerung unb
@ertid,dtuns nidt, suriif.
Bier arlneeitpueitern tragcn nun
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En- ueuer Plan zur
verbesserung der Welt
Wsnn es NIGHT vm die Koelfe i'm Winter vnd die Mo.kitos
i'm Sommer wuere...

Gbica9o. - Sic Soee. oie &err
Alois anopp besiiglid) ser Terbei.
icrnng Der y8elt bat. ,p1re nid)t 10
iitel. tpenn es ben nid)t nm einiet
l,nabdnoerIidbe Cinge mare, Sic oie.
lem Hlan entgegenlebe,.
&err anapp lit elm eiiriaer An-
fdneer Ser Nadtfultur uno iiebt in
Sieier nidyt INNER umo inter alle.
ltmit1noen reispoQen 8etdtigung
Sas groGe Sell Ser 3utunit. oas
Mittel, ourt oas Die Ienidbeit BON
ihren Srrtiimern uno 2eiocn gene
len miro. Nm iid lit iein Elan bod)it
einfad). Nan f0nnte iaeen, er lit
aller fornplisireten Iinse bis aui
sic Saut entfleioet. Sas 0eneral.
rcsept in6t Serr &napp in iolgen-
Sem .Sas suiammen: -Man leae
oe alei&r al uno man miro finoen,
Sab 80 Ero;ent Ser Immoral ser
@elt uno iait ale llnbeauemlid,fei-
tc,t perihtpin0cn."
llibo Oa ipir MN einmal IN cincnl
3eitalter leben, in lpeldem 0eno-
fratie oas gro6e Shlasluort lit 10
betpnt 8err Gnopp audi Sic oenlO-
fratiiden Gorsiige ser Nadtfulh.r,
sic sic .groBte Maniieitation SC!
Genofratie let. Ser MillionGr rmo
leiu Gbauiieur liben Damn beioe
gleih aus, mo5u lid, iosen liebe.
oab ser Gbauifeur f0rperlid) wabr-
iteinlih beiier ausieben Oiirftc,
tenn altf Sic Uniform, Dis uns
Nutter Natur aui oen 8es oes &C.
bens eegeben bat. lit nid)t INNER
aIcid)s uaeid)nitten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

oieIem llniu9 Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
marnt Sausfneht in idled)t perbiill-
ter Grobung, .fann id Gud) nur Der.
iiGern. oaB oie sSiibrer ser Bolts.
gruppe. in ltebereinitimml,ng nit
oen perantuportliden Neitsbeb0rOcn,
ale nit Der gpufuieruns in Yerbin.
oung lteben0rn MaBnabmen iorgfGl-
tig er1posen baben uno Itets sic bette
Soiun9 gef,lnben baben."
wtit oieIer sessnpdrtieen gpafu-
ierlutg ser oeutihen SieoIer ser
3ips uno bes 6auerlanoes entbcben
in Der Iat oie Nationalio5ialiiten
ielbit sic Slotpofei ibres Naffriegs.
problems Der oclltiden Ninoerbeiten
tn loren 8ren5en. aiir5lif tpuroe
bereits in Sf)tpei er uno fdNpeoiiden
8eridten Die SSludt ser YolfsSeut-
iden aus Der 0itIihen Slospotei 10.
tpie Sic Gpafuierune aller ilotpofi-
lden N6nner i'm Alter bon is bis
60 Sdhren nod Dem Meid beldrie.
ben. 4oroem ihon tparen iabrbun.
oertealte oeutidp SieoIungen in aon,
O1teuropa, BON Siebenbiiraen l,no
Dem 8anat bis in oie baltiiden Gan.
Der, elm Opfar 6ieier neuen, nun.
mebr in Der uerfebrten Hihtuna por.
9ebenoen Oitraulnpolitit geporhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

al elmer iold) enilegencn Stelle err
riGteten, ,r,o lrelheln 3ipete tpobl
81 freu5 uno qler ourh Cen Walo
laufen0en @eee Oienten", i6reibt
Der uSramoa" 9eri1terltatter.
Sann muroen mir nad) einem NIT.
tcls fiinitllhcr VGumc getarn.en
5mneleingans refiibrt. por bent
elm Shilo MT Ser, slufid)riit dnge-
brabt mar: vYetrsteu bieles Gun.
nels obne Grluubnisid,sin lei 5ps
cesltraic perbptel." y1ir tpuroen
einen tiefen Sbabt binllntergeiiibrt,
Der BON feufter 9uit eriiillt mar.
Gs mar wie Die Giniabrt in eine
2oblengrilbe. 2unn itbritten mir
ourb einen enOlos lid unter oem
Wnlo, eii,en 0llb ul,o ciniee Sit
Gel binjiebenOen llnteriroiihen
Gang. Hefts uno linfs 2aserrdi,-
me. bis 5ur Iede init Bomben,
(3ranatcl unO yanolnil,en eefiiilt.
Niles prGienticrte iicD in gutter Sros
mung, ioear Oie Weihditsaften aui
Sem arbeitspult zines Yiirobeanls
ten. Gs ieblte nift al elmer Drabt-
onlaee nit Climber 5ur Sprensung
bes gan5en llntergruno-Mrienals, sn
Ger es freilid, nid)t gefommen mar"
Mui el,em anceren mitten in eli.
nenl gSalo erri6teten 5lugplab,
nab Dem Yplepop iib Damn be9ab,
nabm er rlelle, intaft gebliebene
oeittide &riegsflug5elige in enoloien
Heiben" wabr. Gr fiibrt fort: Sic
ier 5lugpIaB geb0rte 81 elmer I'm
tergrlmo- 6abrif, in Ger uniere Sol
oaten alle 9etriebseinrid)tungen it
euiem 3uitanoe porianoen uno be.
itldgndDmten. "Wetoe- llftergrfnb.
3uilubtsitdtten iparen bon oem
eelltld)en Sngeniellr, Dem Ioot, (ge-
nleint lit Der peritorbene Or. 6rib
Soot erballt mlroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Zipser- und Hauerland- -Deuische
nit Kind und Kegel evakuieri
Sic werden in. Reich sebroeht, ebenso vie ondere
Siedler i'm Osten.

! uvbl, oab sic 3utunit O,utld)lants
aui Dem Spitle 1tano". perlutt
Suustneht oas Sos 5u erflGren Ous
oieier alten oeutiden Solfsgruppe
i'm slusluno bereitet ,pllroe. 5rot
oieier acknowledgement lulb beid,oni-
genoen &orreSen ,plroen sic BOLTS.
oeutiden in Scr Slospafei in ser
Senbuna iooann ieoodi ernlabnt,
~tros auer SeiSen iif nod nebr ein.
5uiesen". Gie iiingere Generation
sic bislans in beiben Diitritten ben
Ieutihen oeimatlhus biloete. miro
nun bon Suusfn.ft aurgeior6ert, 10
idnea tpie m0sIif ser @aiiensSS
bei5utreten". Ser SeimatIbus miro
aber niht aufael0it, ion0ern ale
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