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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

CHhISTMAS this year comes soon
~ enough after the peace to be
observed with full gratitude for the
end of the war, and long enough after
it for full awareness of the perplexi
ties of our continuing situation to
have dawned upon us.
In the war years, we felt that If
we could just get the war over vic
toriously and our boys home safely
we would have all that was needed
for a Happy Christmas.
Last August, when the last ter
rible events of the war were con-
cluded, we felt that now surely we
were assured of Happy Christmas.
But other SOLDERING events have
intruded
Realization has come that the
making of peace is not exclusively
matter of winning wars.
THERE is still aggression and op-
Il preston in the world.
There are still subjugated and
prosecuted nations.
There is continuing injustice and
inhumanity.
In our own country, there has
arisen a quarrelsome and disruptive
spirit which has prevented resump-
tion of our normal productive life.
Our young men are coming home
from war to the bewildering expert
ence of unemployment, not because
there is no productive work to be
done, but because so much vital work
is being held in abeyance by dispu-
tatlous groups.
So Christmas comes again, with
the nation at peace this time and
most grateful for it, but obviously
needing something else for a per-
fectly Happy Christmas
But let us not be disappointed or
disillusioned, for we were wrong
when we thought the war had to be
won before we couid have real
Christmas, and We are wrong now
when we think continued aggression
and ruthlessness and oppression in
other nations or violent disputations
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Brain Game

Civ. Yourself 10 for each correct an
the remaining two questions. Any score
IS or higher h excellent
The Victory Loan which was
recently overSubscribed was
the final bond drive OF the
war. How many were there
in all7
2-W hat is the nickname
'' usually given 10 a native or
citizen of the state Of (a)
Indiana, tb} Oklahoma ?
3-True or false; (a) Locarno,
scene of the peace con-
ference of 1925, is in Italy;
(b) The abbreviation Alta.
means altitude?
4-The three leading minor
leagues now make up the
Triple-A or top clasSifica-
tion among baseballs minor
leagues. Can you name these
three?
5-Who is the English actor in
the new British film. "Ad-
venture for Two? He
played in Hollywood in
"Wuthering Heights" Re
becca.' and Pride an ID
Prejudice
6-Where is the Beaufort Sea?
members of the French
revolutionary society that
insugurated the reign OF
terror in France in 1898
were called; Ia Jaeobins::
Cb) Social Democrats; (c)
Anarchists
s or which American poet was
Leaves Of Grass the mas
terplece P?
(Ansuers an PaKe I7l
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

you are singing about lal
Scotland. fbl Ireland. lcl
England >
! -liorSeshoeS used 10 be nailed
up rs a protection, against
ta lightning fhl war, lc)
witches
f7Tisps. YOU aIrradv Know
tHat S. Luke j., rho patron
SAINT NJ painters bui hr s
also tho patron saint of ial
lawyers sbl physicians,
tcJ orstorsZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
The One Desire
By JOSEPH AUSLANDER

A ND vert Thou born, Sweet Child, for this:
"A world where no man knows his friend?
Where in the day the serpents hiss,
And in the night new ills portend?
Where, journeying from near and far,
Men bring Thee gifts, little Lord,
Their eyes still fixed upon the star,
Their hands still fastened on the sword?
A LII gifts that blaze beneath the sun
"A They bring to Thee; to Thee impart
All shining gifts, save only one
"a The piteous unheroc heart;
This thing alone dost Thou desire
Above all splendid things this thing:
Blackened with smoke and scorched with fire
The bleeding heart, the broken wing.
A H, MUST Thy mother give Thee birth
"A Once more, and yet again, again
Where hate still stalks around the earth
The hungry and the hunted men?
And where the killers and their kin
Upon mems necks ride Caesar home;
And, -blottng cut both star and inn,
Broods breathlessly the atom bomb?
VET in this madness Thou art born,
However few may heed or care:
For some can mark the muffled horn
That tells the exile Thou art there;
They know that not in laboratory,
Nor in the council room Thou art;
But Graded in the secret glory
Of mans star-haunted stubborn heart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

6 Fill each blank with the
name Of a place 6a) Thomas
Hart Benton. painter from
49,, lht Lauritz Melchoir,
singer from -. tc) 81
Francis preacher from
ID Jan Chr.susn Smgis
premier from to1 Mar
un NcmolIer pastor from
ANSWERS on Page i2)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
KnowIedoe lest

By DIR. sABrNA CONNOLLY
What anniversary 90 the
Landing of tre Pilgrims
comes this wear ia ll5,
(hl 225 ttl 2L5ot
1t VIZ TrFN.r '''+. AI-
petite which mes. 00 ,aI
ioe hcsi is. breakfast -
tnj lunch tCI dinner
5-If you sng about IrnisisIl,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
FAIR
ENOUGH
BY Westbrook
PeeIer

DRIVING TO the office this
~ morning, George Spelvin,
American, thought as follows:
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Firm Displays
DO-AH Gadgef

A combination washing machine.
potato peeler. dish washer, sink,
churn and ice cream freezer-for
the price of the prewar washing
MACHINES among the postwar
labor-Saving "trinketS' awaiting
housewives.
The streamlined "do-all' ma
chine was displayed at the De-
troit Leland Hotel yesterday by
its manufacturer
EaSy-to-apply attachments con-
vert the machine from one use 10
another.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
u. ofM. Grad Of 1926
Aided Atom Research

ANN ARBOR, Aug 9-Dr. r,
r. Bacher University of Michigan
graduate inahe class Of 1926. was
in the group Of top ranking sci
cntiSts who aided in the develop
mcnt Of the atomic bomb, it was
learned today,
a memher Of the Cornell Uni
verSity faculty since 1888, he was
granted a leave of absence IN 1910
TO participate in the government
research project.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

division Elconorc HuZol. Chiet
"Somc specific reasons men
leave home" SAYS Inspector
Searic. "are financial troubles,
nagcing wives. bad cooking, in
law difficulties and, believe il
or not. too many animals in
the house. Domestic differences
are the major cause.
misunderstanding between chill
dren and parents and betweer
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

anCeS OF boys
between 10 and
is are InNC~tI-
gated by the
Boys DCtCn-
ttofi Hrnr. TIM
G er Inspector
Barney Proc,
~ hiIe diSdp-
pcarancrs of
boys up 10 10.
& ir Is a n q
women arc m
Y VcStiCated by
a
The sub., 1945-03-31
Labor Advances
By Ruth DembO

John L. Lewis war time strike threat against the nation is a Se- were blow against American mor- ale as the final most difficult stage of the war draws near. Anyone who understands mining knows that coal mining Is one of the toughest of jobs, that miners are underpaid for their 1abOrious work and that their demands are just. But knowing all this, not one per- son in America can condone a strike that would interrupt war production that Is essential to the winning of the war.
 The strike threat which would pull 100000 soft coal miners out of work does not stem from the miners who have proved by their patriotic efforts that they are wholeheartedly behind the war ef- fort, but from the autOcratlc lead- ership of John l.. Lewis.
 In 1943, John l.. Lewis coal strike achieved nothing for the mi- ners, but to usher forth the Snith- Connally Act which was a direct blow against the hard-earned rights of organized labor. In 1945, strike by John L. Lewis would play directly into the hands of anti-labor employers who are seek ing at this moment to discredit la- Dor by campaign of lies about a strike wave and who are seeking to b1acken the name of labor in order to pave the way for a union busting era.
 John L. Lewis who has openly defied the government by his un- willingness to fight for miners grievances through regular govern ment channels Is helping every anti-labor element by his disrup- tive methods at time when the nation is faced with total war. The miners wage demands must be fought for, but the fight must be carried on in a manner which will serve American interests and not Hitler's.
 Lewis policy of wartime strikes must be repudiated by the miners and all of organized labor. The mo- strike pledge which labor has done good job of keeping must be upheld or labor itself will have to pay the price.
The sub., 1945-03-31
Only Union Can 7 Aid White Collar Workers -- Davis
Noted Authority Says They Suffer Because of Lack
 of Organization

Washington Organization Of the, American white collar worker is the only real hope that can be held out for him to keep step with his brother in overalls, the Senate committee on banking and curren- cy was told this week.
 The statement came from Chair man William H. Davis of National War Labor Board about to step ln- to new role as director of econ- onic stabilization March 8.
 Davis said: '"The white collar workers, many of them, fall inte- the substandard wage classified tion. It is very important that this situation be corrected. One of our difficulties is that they tend not to be organized. It is almost q class consciousness among them"
 Indicating that the WLB has tried to do all 1t could, Davis re- marked that whenever we give factory worker raise, we author ize the employer to raise the pay of his office staff proportionately.'
 The catch is, however, that us- ually there is no union around to speak up for the clerks, stenogra- phers, bookkeepers and junior ex- ee11tiye~
The sub., 1945-03-31
A Weary Fighter

"So you're sick of the way the country is run And you're sick of the way rationing is done; And you're sick of standing around in line You're sick you say-well, that's just fine. "Yes I'm sick of the sun and the heat And I'm sick of the feel of my aching feet; And Pm sick of the mud and the jungle flies And I'm sick of the stench when the night mists rse And I'm sick of the sirens wailing shrek And Pm sick of the groans of the wounded and weak "And I'm sick of the sound of the bomber's dive And Pm sick of seeing the dead alive And I'm sick of the and noise and din And I'm sick of the taste of food from tin And Pm sick of slaughter-Tm sick to my soul. Pm sick of playing killers role. And I'm sick of blood and death and smel And I'm sick of myself we'll. "But I'm scker still of tyrants rule And conquered lands where the wild beasts drool. And I'm cured damn quick, when I think of the day When all this hell will be out of the way When none of this mess will have been in vain And the lights of the world will blaze again; And things will be as they were before, And kids will laugh in the streets mOre And the Axis flag will be dipped and furled, And God looks down peaceful world"
 Unknown Author
 From Revels
The sub., 1945-03-31
BOiIermakers Ste,Uards NO,v Stationed m The Main Yard

Because there has been difficulty with Boilermak in paying their dues the following list of will be active in the Main Yard in collecting dues money and per- forming all stewards duties 1st Shift, Main Yard: EmleJ Mann, Jr George Watson Harold Clark Richard Enos, Cecil Shepherd Clarence Crowe Fred Lechner Al Adams Lorng Burdick; Alex Seper Hamcar Bracci and Jack McGee Roland Eue and Richard Bartlett End Shift, Main Yard:
 F. Seymour Rowley Carmine Cuttilo George Smith, Jeal Souza and Vincent Curran.
The sub., 1945-03-31
FROM THE
 EDITORS WORK BENCH
BOilernakers Again Take Initiative

The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Iron Ship Builders Weders and Burners of America American Federation of Labor Local Lodge 64 proud have taken the initiative the first member of the Metal Council of New London County to become affiliate of the Con- necticut State Federation of Labor.
 At the express instruction of it's International has made this move and is gratifying see more and more of the A. F. of L. local units joining with the State Federation in it's to improve labor legislation the State of Con- necticut.
 Right the State Federation of Labor Harry Fen- mark Secretary is striving diligently to have the State Baby Wagner Act passed in the State Legislature This will mean great victory for all labor groups in the state It W no doubt pave the for further liberal labor
 All unions under the Metal Trades Council should by the trs of April make application for membership in the Federation in order to take part in the state convention which, very likely will be held in New London Septem- Der.
The sub., 1945-03-31

Name and Address O2-O11 41-227 Wm. c. Nichols, 32-315 A. J. Avery, 72 Montauk Ave,
 New London O'Neill, Dept. 369, 69-O05 J. Nardone, O8-161 Carl Carlson, 32-339 A. Morano, 60 Hamilton Ave,
 Groton, Conn.
The sub., 1945-03-31

Winners in the SUB Welfare Committe which were picked week ago Monday:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
Meniabrsfeter i'm sadjienbei,n.

Ser 8peis 26 u,ro 40 feiern s,,-
fannn,en Neliiabrsabeno un Montdg,
SEN 81. Ge3en,ber, 1880 llbr obenos
int Sadienbcint. Mitglieocr beiher
Eerene ino fre,rrSlisb eittaelaoen
ianlt Gamltc. Wit ipoI(en oieie Jcier
l,ah gutter alter iddiiider @eiie be-
sebein. Gin freies Mbenbeiien, 8rat-
Durlt ,lno Sauerfrulit, miro Z 80
ltbr ierbiert; aaab iiir Sic @etriinfe
tpirb geiorpt. Sie 8earnten beioer
Gereine ben,iihen iih allen Seilneb.
merit einige fr0blid3e Stilnben s,l
reiter. A,,d, trcroen Die &i,rber pcn
Der Spnntugitnle oas 8eibnahts.
progrmnm porfiibrcn, beioe rborc
iin9en ,luS @eeid,te aueroeu peraes
tro9en. &ir Doifen bub mir reht pic.
Ic BON unieren ,Serpice MGnnern"
III ltnlerem aretie babeu tperbeu, oas
apiiroe uniere sseier ol,d) Sen liebe'1
Gltern piel gel1iitliriysr maben.
q. 5. @inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
Dies ,,nH Das!

Siele ser al,tos, sic man bcutsu.
tage alrf Sen 2a,,oitraBe1 erbItft,
iinS MIR cine GorlpiegcIung ialider
satiahen: '.~
2ie Spieler i'm Weltppferipiel ia.
ben INNER Elm paar sriinlpie in il.
rem Mermeln beritedt. " '..
SIM gal|ben Sanoe itreirteu fir
"a 'Sttnoen sic Seeleute, ,peil nidt
genu9 Sdiffe bereit aeiteut tperoen,
I'M Soloateu bon Sen &riessitau.
plasen 5uriid5l,bringen. Sic tSee.
leute BADEN anifeine,to feline angit,
oa6 iie bon slrbeitsloien aus ibrer
Ylasen berordnet tperoen!
Sn SABA bat ser arieg nod fein
Gnoe genomunen; bi GnelGnSer
tuollen io9ar bon Annerifa jest 81.
8ombcn baben, ,,an oen &npitaliS,
mus in Saba gum GrfoIg at per-
belfet. -stsl al,.
Gin Yeiiimtit eli, WeidJ, Der ,,ur
gliidlid lit, tpenu linn eleltS s,,mute
1T. SeIbit Dam, fiiblt CT iid uidt
i tpoDI. " ..t..- .1t.rs ;. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
Hilfswerk iuer. 0esierreich ).
" in die Weqe qeleiiei

gor oem Muriliarp Committed
scr Mn,erican Neliei to sll,itria.
Snc., in Ne,p Onrf ,ptro litls mitee'
teilt, oaB bas aotnitee po,t ser 8e.
aierung il, @albington utter Hre.
lioent's @ar Meliei Control 9oaro
Hegiitration go. 592 Grlauhnts er-
balten bot, Elm SilfSapert fir Celter.
reid in oie @ese 81, Ieiteu.. '1as 60.
mitee bittet l,lts ferner, iolgenbe1
Nuiruf III perofientliben: 2.
/: SeIterreicber!
Cure Seimat lit iu bitteriter Scot
iinb, ruit Glld, nm Silic! Sbne 9rpt,
cine. 9ols i,n6 aoblen nbne tparnc
@leiber, Sd,ube, 0efen uno Meoi=
tamente lteben sic &tnoer, isra,cn
uub MGnncr SsiterreibS einem er-
6armllnasloic1, @inter geaeniiber.
9lIc ibre Sofin,ingen llno Bitter,
flieeen 81 gucb: Sbr olleiu fonnt
I,clien - Sbr allein niibt bcifen!
I'm oieie Silfc SurGsuiiibren bat
iid oas ~slmerican &elief So slus
itria, Snc., eebiloet nit Scr. 80.
bert 9. Sogllet oils HrdiiSeut. @ou
ser amerifaniid)en &eeier,utg (&eg.
9to. 592) eri,,G1tigt als einsigc Of
fi,ielIe StelIe bas Silfs,perf iiir
Seiterreib 5u organiiieren, bat cs
hieie 9luisa6c auf itrens unpoliti-
IGer unO Observation-Disclosures @runo-
lage III Mngrifi aenomlnen. am ra-
iehe uno srob,iiaige SiIie oeneu sll
ilt brillgert Sic iia am, notialtcl,
hrallhel1. ,..
GbrenprGitoeuten brs Muriliarp
Committee hieIes Silislpcrfcs iino:
Ger ebenlolige YrGiioent Serbert
Sooner; Mrs. sllice MooiepeIt= Gong
nortb uno Satber &ptcrt S. Ban-
non. 3oriiseuber: George 6. @ar.
rem; @iseporiiBenbe: Sba RolanS
Graiin Goubenbope.GaIergi ltnO
ireoerid %. BebIe. ..,
Inter beu oll0ercn beruorraaall-
aen Geri0nlid,feiten, sic iif Sem
Silfsperf anseibloiien baben, iino:
Woniignor Sutton Sfccn, Bruno
Walter, 0iaria Serita, 9ottc 2eb.
mah Mabp Gbriitiaus, sllGert gai.
lerlnann, slllna 0iabler. SSericl, 90,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
Ncr e. q. MGuner6pr

beteiliat iit AUDI an ser 0eitlittcit
,uelhe in @orbereitl,na tit fir uniers
beintfebrenoen Seloen. Oaber ergebl
Elm hringeuber slufruf an ,,niere
alten Ginger 1u,o beionbers an ollie
irimmbegabten @tit9lieoer urieres
9ranfenperei,ts iidy IN sic 9teibeu Sc,
Sanger 81, iteuen ,no pfliftgetrelI
mit5ulelfcn.
!g4ir rebnen nuf eincn groBen
9eiuf ron Seitc unierer an1crifa.
niihen Mitbiirger, tucld,e ieScnfaas
unler tSahienpoH nud oen Seiitm.
gen umierer Gb0re uno @uitfrcuno,
Id,aft bcl,rtcilen. Mn Serrn Gr,pill
9cl,Sel babcn mir ciuen tiidltige,l
Tirigenten; es Iiegt an uns oie &c.
ianeproben ieben Sonnerstagabenb,
$50 l1br, piinftlib su beiilten.
9lm q. Se5enlber iinoet cine &C.
Id)dftsperiannling llno sic 8eam.
tenlpabl itatt. q. Sdlnn, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
Aa4 5arreu, pa.
Bmeis II,

SonEtas, Sen 16. 0eacmber, 2
l1br natm,ittass, finoet oie reeei,
mdbige Notwithstanding pcr.
bunoen nit Stiitungsisit itait. sIuc
NitgIieoer iino erIud)t piinftlih lmo
uo1 'IbIig 5u eriheinen, tpiorigen.
faus miro eis Collar Strafe gefor.
bert. gs ,peroen uuEer ser @camter.
uabI fiir 1915 nod mloere pihtigc
Tinge 5llr' .gerbanoluua tonlmeE :;
cine lit Sir geipreduns iiber eir
2ofalitetbcselb.
Nah ytjfub ser gerIammIune
,ueroen MIR tei sliten Gririidansen
tuncrn @eblirtstas .tuiirSis 'ieierr.
SIN 9sallten ser @eamtinnen rule
ih alien ~gdfreitern 5u: 9onlnt -,
lino fommt allc.
'' Ssohanna lilrf, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
,l,,51 tlsssl, atis9isa,t
Srauen 8erein Der ct. Tetrns
8irden 0emeinbe

gs suerbes, ale sttraitern uont
airten Urai,en gercin in aenntnis
geiest, odb in 1er pergangenen Git
sung eli, fteies Turtep Di,nrer De-
f1loiieit tp,iroe fiir MitsIieoer oes
0rauen Nefeins ,mo beren M6nner.
Gar bipienisen, tpelde lire 9inhcr
ntttbrilteen 1riiiien tp,,roe Elm Nreis
gefebt. afHber ,,nter 10 Sabrel1 SOC.
iiber .1o issbrc 800.
1as Gfrn: miro ant Is. Gesentber
in ben ,lnteren Rilm,en nah Sem
@otteaSic,,it ietpiert. sslu aorritee
firab oie folsenScn Stapeiterr: Soni
Sfn,iter.' Tiaie 8eiamosfa, Mibie
Te,,t id,, Mtlnta 5eutid,, ssreoeride
Seutit. Ser,ttine Sbalmamn, Maria
1baIeott, g. seboner, aatie @eib.
I'm 8 t1br nachntittnas fi,roet ,u-
iere resetrlabige Sib.rns itatt. Sn
oieier 8erfunnrllna tueroen ailf Sie
neuen @eanltirneu ge,piblt fir has
Sabr 1916.
MuG lit icbe Sdtueiter eriudt cin
fleines @eidcnt (50c @erD ,nits,.
brinsen ha fann ieoc Sdnpeiter ge-
9enieitis beilhcri trerSen.
Ser iibTthc Jamilieuabeno i1ugt
,m s llbr, attends a,t. uos,, aac 8es
meinoegHsser .l,no Serelt 5reunos
aufs bersiidfte ei,rseIaoen iinS.
'"'a' Wtfnnie Gorres, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
@eibnadltsieier Der 1entid'
M,nerit. 3entrale.

Gie Seut'dss ss(merif. 3entrale uer
:allitaltet am 90. Ge5ember,. 8 llb'
abenos, in ser Dei,tid- -llnsariider
SaIle an Bennington slpe.e 8eib
naGtsieier. Gin i6ones Trogramm
uno geid,er,ng ser &inber lit por
geieben. gtad ser BeIder,ms ioIst
semiitlite llnterbaltmg. slac beut
iden 0olfsscrtoiien fino beralidb elm
gelaoen. 8.
1ie 9eutide 3entrale bdit Die re
seImdbigc Serianmllu,g Bis oil
tueiteres icSen eriteu 5rcitag i'm Mo
nat 8 llbr abenbs in ser Ge,,tid)
l1ngariIden &ane an Bennington
slpe. ab uno ale Mitslieoer iino CT
iltd)t an oerielben teil3unebn,en.
g. 8eren6t, Sd,riitiiibrer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13

Wie immer miro audi 6ieies Sahr
i'm Sahienbeim eiue
go: Gbriitieier
Wolttas, Sen "a. 2es.. obgcbalten.
Gintritt 15c Die Yerion. 8r. NiihaeI
Sitter luro Sobn Hotb Sr. tperSen
fir ben sIbe,b alles arrangierer.
Or. Nnl. 9lotb ipiro Spiel nit ser
Si,gcrS al,ffiibren. slae ainber ba.
fommcn cine Sd,aftel St,otolaor
Sdgpeitern unS griiDer fcnnt allc
oiesma( lu,S laBt inns Die pnar St,,n.
Den ,lns gut suiamnen unterhalter
oenll oie 'leste,t orei Sabre Iuaren
trauriSe @eibnadten fir sic nteiiten
bon uns.
Gen griioern llnS Sdlpeitcrn snr
0enntris, oaB sic nGdJitc gcriamm
hing Sonntas, Sen 6. Sani,ar, 9 llbr
,lahrnittaas a6sebalten tpirn. ST,
Sieier Geriamml,ng tperoen bic Sc.
amten fir 1916 initaIlieri, au1 iinc
etlife rpiftiea GeidSiitc gu erIcoi,
gen. = 5rOblidc @eibnahtcn una
Elm eliidiides Weujabr ipiinid,t aalfen
Nitafieoeru M,O @rotbean,tcni B:
osn1a sGenrg 81. arun,rr, 5efr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-13
3meig 6.

Gut baI,tht ipar Gle Gerianlmlung
allt battcn mir Die ghre ctlid)e bon
oen Surgen su beeriiben. slber Sic
grfriifl:ng bat uns gefeblt, su tual-
der mir sctpobnt iinb, an :cceId)er
mir bnlo hrieoer teiIncbmen aperben
in unierem 2ofal. Die Seantcn fit
bas Sabr 1916 tpurben ertpdblt. Gs
iino:
TrIi, Sobit Hobrinan
Gise-0rai., Sobn Weif
Yrot. ..Sefr., Sobn araft
Gin II. 6. .@. .Setr., sSreo. Iaff
gertpalter, MitaeI gaier Sr.,
MifaeI 8uiit, Mihael aaroli
ellie oeripraf)en ibr Mnt mad
beiter ariftea l,no in griiSerlihfai
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