SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-27

to asl, you if you don't know any
thing about his aunt John P.'ers
wife; you know, he died and she
remained with four children, ?
boys a,lj 2 girls, suppose they
; are all grown up by this time.
Do the boys serve in the Army!
And, please Mary, tell your mo-
ther to write to Mary HI
Gin Canada), her Cousin, who
went there to her husband about
lo years ago. | suppose she
knows her address. She would
ask her. ii she knew anything
about the people who are there
from BE; there are many
peopl' from our plac. i'll Canada,
and now not one person has any
address from their folks. Every
one left the old letters at home.
was lucky IN remembering your
address. ! he one from Rose, her
mother and your mother | forgot
too. Ask her MARY HI in
Canada) ii she know, anything
about her neighbor a. home. -
George HI (M---jirko),
who was in America ~. S. once
His son died her in battle, also
his mother and father at home,
SO that only his wife and daugh-
ter are left alone; pe,haps she
knows HI, address too I hese two,
his wife and daughter, are here
too, not lar from us. And also she
should ask her about my sister
in-laNs daughter and should ask
about Rose HI, The wife of
Peter II. She went to Canada
about IL years ago still girl by
herself as bride of the said Peter
H. and was married there on her
arrivel. He paid her way across.
She always wrote very good
from there. She was in her twen-
ties. But she does not believe it
until she hears from them. Her
village name was Ander-- Ros--
| Just mention that 10 Mary H.
then she will know who it is. She
should write about every Burg
haller 5che knows,for everyone is
anxious about their folks and
wants a: least to hear if they are
still! living.
! They came, the hoJse was full,
mean our room, when they
heard that we had gotten news
from America. Everyone was
glad to have heard something
from overthere. They would be
gladder still, if they would hear
| from their own folks too! = SO,
! please, try and write to Canada
:again. pcihaps she knows some
! thing about these people too.
! Dear Mary, | will close my
long. long letter now | would
have lot. more to tell you if I
could speak to you personally,
/ but I'm happy and satisfied, that
III could write and let you all
know at least these things. Now
it goes. so far, for it is summer;
but if we must stay terc in Win
ter too. don't know how it will
pass. for we have one little room
!; for a.. 81. of us now. Half of us
| sleep outdoors, on the hay. And
we have our horses, yet, that
brought us from home; and our
! farmer says, he does not have
much hay. TO feed our horses
too in winter. -- Und we would
not sell them until we near for
} | sure what will becorne of us. If
we go home again, we will need
them. We have nothing else left
1 but theEI.
K My best regards and good
wishes to all of you, your mother
especially. your family, Rose and
her family and aunt Rose and
her folks Did uncle John 60 him
, | self TO florida and what did he
do there: Was he more times
there than once? Does Helen and
j, Martha Dclong to Their Fathers
Church: Well, s'Iong, dear
i Mary, I just love to hear from
!! you again. But | doubt whether
I'll get your answer; for Mr..
M.---- will not be mere for so
, long time yet. They are not left
quite long in one place Where he
is at present is pretty far off too.
We got to drive twenty miles.
, but | am glad we have our horses
II Dear Mary. at last ! have to
write you how gent.e,nanly the
! American soldiers behave them
) selves here. It's pleasure to see
what good manners they have.
II Yours, Katherine.