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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27

sor of medicine, Baylor university
college of medicine, also commend
ed the group for it's interest and
vision in instigating annual courses
of study.
A special feature of the meeting
was the award of 5000 by DR.. T. K.
Lawless, Chicago, to DR.. w. M.
Drake, Houston, who qualified as
the physician bringing the most in
teresting case for study to any of
the four clinics which were held on
internal medicine.
In recognition of faithful service,
DR.. H. D. Patton, medical director
and chief surgeon, Prairie View
university, was named the assem-
bly's MAN of the Year" and Miss
Pansy Nichols was presented with a
gold and ruby pin in the design of
the double-barred Cross of Lor-
raine, insignia of tuberculosis asso-
Citations throughout the world. DR..
Thelma Patton-Law, Houston, in
presenting the gift to Miss Nichols,
expressed the assembly's apprecia-
ton for the leadership Miss Mic
hols contributed to the establish
ment of the postgraduate assembly
in 1887 and for her service as secre-
tary Of the group since then.
Honored guests during the four
day period included Judge Weaver
H. Baker, Austin, chairman, state
board of control; DR.. Carl A. Nau,
DR.. c. U. Dornehl, DR.. R. w.
Strandtman, Texas university
school of medicine, Galveston, DR..
Henry Schwarze, Kerrville, sana-
torium.
Lecturers and clinicians who con-
Quoted the program we're: DR.. J. G.
Gathings, DR.. Walter F. Morse, and
DR.. j. z. CASTOR, Houston; DR..
John Potts and DR.. w. R. Leon,
Fort Worth; DR.. w. A. Younge, St.
Louis; DR.. G.. A. Walwyn and DR..
John Watson Chenault, Tuskegee;
DR.. Theodore K. Lawless, Chicago,
and DR.. w. Roderick Brown, Pitts
burgh.
Over 900 percent of the Negro
physicians in Texas have been
brought to the campus of Prairie
View in the course of the assemblies
conducted since 1887, according to
w. r. Banks, principal of the uni
versity.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

improved at once. He looked down at her in
somber silence. She stopped singing, but kept
on playing softly.
Hello. sad-eyes," she said pleasantly.
Its sad song" Mark King said glumly.
Don't take it so hard
Did you ever sell machinery? Industrial
machinery?"
Come again?''
That's what l do. l broker machinery.
There's more to it than just salesmanship.
There's lots of engineering involved"
SUE raised quizzical brows over lovely blue
eyes. How fascinatingr She tinkled the
piano keys. why tell me all that?"
Mark sighed. That's Mr. Milliken over at
my table. Owns factory in Rhode Island.
All day I've been going over specifications
with him :. all day long," He sighed again.
In great detail I've shown him how he can
Evening star., 1946-12-01

to sleep, can slip into slacks and sweater
and drop in alone for beer and midnight
snack and be as safe as though she were in
her mothers kitchen back in Indiana.
Unless, of course, she invites attention by
messing around on the little piano. Even then
she'd normally not expect anyone like Mark
King to happen to her. Or that he'd be aided
and abetted by Mrs, Mike.
Sue Rogers wasn't from Indiana, nor wear
ing slacks. She was from Montana, and had
on a smart tailored suit But that didn't pre-
vent her from being lonely. She was singing,
with nostalgia plaintiveness, about being an
old cowhand. and in fact was dying out on
the lone prairee-e-e when long. bony young
man came up and assumed position of semi
collapse over the back of the piano.
He had such nice, rugged face and aire-
dalish hair, and appeared to be 50 much sad
der than Sue felt herself to be, that her mood
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Mark got an old war buddy to
give him build-up with the
redheaded girl - but Pete
didn't exactly understand it all
A Short Story
W7HEN copper-haired girl sits down at
w one of those little pianos they push
around at night clubs and begins singing
about being an old cowhand, she should be
prepared for some sort of developments.
Especially if she does it in Mrs Mikes Place,
where entertainment is informal and fur
nished gratis by any guest who happens to
be in the mood.
Mrs. Mikes Place is basement tavern in
Greenwich Village. It's operated by Mrs.
Mike and spouse, both large, genial and Irish.
A girl who's lonely. perhaps, and can't get
Evening star., 1946-12-01

mary of what I've been telling him . all day
long To sort of clinch things in his mind"
Sounds like a very sensible thing to do.
Only I still don't see why you're telling me
about it. Do you want me to cut out little
gold star and pin it on you?"
"Mr Miliken," Mark said YEARLY, no
longer wants to talk business. He's a very
nice man, but sentimental. When you died
just now on the lone prairie, you touched him.
Now he wants to take you places to cheer you
up. Night clubs and floor shows"
Sue stopped playing. She looked at Mark.
He seemed nice - in gloomy sort of way.
She glanced over her shoulder at an elderly
little man with pink cheeks and white hair
sitting at far table Mr. Milliken smiled -
nice smile. He looked like little Santa
Claus in mutt. She caught herself smiling
back. But pickup was still pickup.
Thank you very much" she said to Mark,
but really, don't know you from ADAM
"1'm from Vermont" Mark said soberly.
The name is King. Mark King"
SUE smiled. Il must still say no, Mr. King
I'm an honest, if poor, working girl a long
way from Mother, and not accustomed to
being picked up by strange men,"
Mark regarded her obviously. 'You
wouldn't be kidding me now, would you? The
point is - with me this is strictly business.
was doing all right until you began dying.
If you don't come to life, Mr. Miliken is 60
ing to keep on worrying about you and may
become hard to handle. feel that you have
moral obligation to remedy that situation
Moral obligation! Well of all the -"
"Ah, tush now, deariep' Mrs. Mike said,
coming up. Fighting like you'd known each
other all your ivesr' She looked severely at
Mark and then turned to Sue. Hes nice
young man, as know myself, though he does
have the look of a colicky horse His trouble
is little chickadee he used to come here with
before he went overseas He -"
Mark blushed. Mrs. Mixer
He was going to marry her when he found
out she was already getting allotments from
three husbands. Oh, he got awful drunk that
night, this lad did"
1'A arm 4AANS III SI1iuSOucu. MIS-. MI ke,
you
When he got over there in France" Mrs
Mike went on relentlessly, "he tried to get
killed = winning the war all by himself; but
all ne got was lot of medals But he still
thinks the devil made all women. So get on
with you and show him it amt so! Get along
with you now!"
Sue laughed and stood up. "I1l have him
buying me halos, Mrs. Mike She slipped
her arm under Marks. Come on, Bub, well
rope, throw and put the brand on your Mr..
Milliken."
1t was lovely evening. MIR. Milliken was
as nice as he looked, though he got sleepy
lot sooner than expected After one floor
show, as matter of fact. This King lad,''
he said sorTowfully to Sue, has worn me
out. With him, life is real, life is earnest. I'm
going to have to leave you in his hands; but
If he bores you, let me know and III do no
harc uys<I, t>s~,
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30

IANO THE R PAPE K pUBtlsHED HIRE II z
 A second newspaper made it's bow In Sel:- .dovia within 2 month, with the < advent Of the Sc 1dovia Beacon which appe ared in pos boxes this Thur day
 The Beac on [ s pol icy, as outl ined in this first Issue, is no t to be a newspaper in the str ic t sense of the word. Rather it is the Beacon s plan to conduc t thro- ugh its pages forums on topic 8 of int crest pertain ing to the city Of Sc eldovia.
 The editor exrres ssd the hope that thre eugia his paper there will c one open and frse disc uss ion Of tho Seldovia c ity government Of the pl anned recr eational l ogram and of the off icsrs who conduc t the bus iness of the c ity of Sc eldovia.
 Next publication date or the editorf s name Wers not given In this issue. ------ . ~ I
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
BOA flEUJS ,

The barge To is ! An darsoa which lsFt SgIdoVia for Seward yesterday to pick up stove, oil. amo and lubr ic ants is being loaded at Seward to-. day and is expec ted back in Sc 1dovial some time tonlorT oW S The mo torsh ip Foxtrot e carried threa pas sen - gers to Homer Sunday to C atch a plane for Anchorag ; Thss Or & cie O. made q trip to sPort1ock this week :. Among her pass e1ger s were Mir and Mir g.
 ROI1nle Mar s OI5 SSIQO'- via The Berg CT barge Homer and the shi p Kas i Iof both docked at Seldoy1a this week The Homer went on to Red Noun -' tain to charge g load of heavy mac i'm. cry. The Kasiluf ], which arrived Monday was 9l1 route for Se- attle Whers she vi I tie up for the win ]ter The Homer al so was southbo1nd af ter
 stopping at Seward {.
 VISIT $ 5 GO Z
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
NOM AN 5 C B
 PL ANS PL AY { N < N N I'll

.E NE X lsks1.lNa9t'i 1Sss
 Those l ights which appear sd in the " in doWss of the C ity Ii ' hr ary on Wedne sday nj ght of this week here aided the f irst rehear sals of q three act play. This play is spon s ored by the Woman s c lub and Is for the pvT pose of building a fund for the chil ldren,'. s Chr i s- tlnas Mrs. Ell en Nilsson !, who is direc ting tho play, said produc t ion dates would be an nolancad in the near future Tt s pl Ian ned to push she ar sa1s with 2 Il speed ir order that the play can be staged as E arl y as poss ible in the mon tn of Doc em- Der.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
VISITS co {

5 Janet Mar is Tobel -. mann wis tied in the pr imary room of Mrs. 7. J. ". Thompson 2 .Seldovia schoo last Fr iday aft fternoola. {
 DANCE Is HELD
 A Thanks sgi wing dane 5 was held ill the .1inWood hall las t Thur sday evening
The frontiersman., 1946-11-30
GRADUATE STUD ENT H ER E

GRADUATE E STUD ENT H sR E
 seldovia high school has one stu d9nt do ing gradpa to work this year. She is Mar y Ann SWa in, who gr adj ted from Bingham high school in B ghalll Utah last. year Give a IRON HERS MAN ] subs nj iptlio on to your fri ends Out $ ide.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28
Weltn,siAsristait
HinalS lS.'spls
&eiiteri&aft in Bsiabr

Ger Observation-Disclosures irl
SGluerselpiht in @efabr beitte Con.
nerstagabeno, penn Sranf Sertou
IN ser Central grmorp i'm gegcn
Sen populGren aap 9ea perteioig..
Ser nit $4,000 Siamanten beitef
te Meiiterriemen miro audi oa iein
Inn Dem Sieger iiberreid)t 81 tperoen.
9ea miro als ser geeignete Ntann be.
5eifEet. Ser Serton id)lagen fann.
Is miro einen groBen 9tingfanrf
geben. Iber Serton triro audi iei-
nen Mann itellen, er lit ldlneu, itcrt
llno ge,panot. 9luBer oieIen falnpfen
nod Slioirg 9illp Sunien aus Salt
Safe Gitp nit Eat Flanagan a,s
Bolton, See SEEMING aus Iapenport,
Soma NIT Com Collins aus Ontario.
&anaba, ,,no sSren gpSit nit Ill
&oran aus Saliiar, Notpo Scotia.
Gintrittsturten INNER 5u baban
6ei Bombs, 419 guclib s(pe.
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GS oekt raid rcr,p6rt<
ift Ser at,terieaf,iih
beiebteft 3ci,c
GhIuf, bon lSeite Z,

Srofeilmilh i,nb sc Sonnen Sdme.
reien. Gie Smporte beluegen iid a!ip
bis iett nod IN fleinem Gabmen
Silfe aus &eeresbeitanoen .rnr maB.
uno ailNidlaeeebeno. gesiislih bes
ssortfaas ser yteidsiubitoien 5ej
lanopirtId)aitlieten Eroouften i'll
nit Hreiserboblrng bel elmer Heibt
bon Sebensmitteln 81, rednen. @
ser 6ortiau Ser 3uidiiiie bel Sc,
S6lpeine5ud)t iid) Gbnlih rpie he
9finofleiif al,stpirft, miro poraus
ithtlie) ser Gerbrauher sic balit,
Ser Mebrfolten trasen iniiiien. Gin
slntrag oes Grlldbrungsal,sidaliles
in 8apern l,nc @iirttcmberg oel,
Ereis pro 2iter entrnhmter ,SriiG.
Mild Inn 2 Hfenme 8u erboben lnS
fir 8rpb-Seiien cine abnlid)e Yreis
erboblln9 BON einen Giennig por5,
nebmell, fanb Mnnabme.
@eitere 8erihte unS Mntrdge Ser
slusihiiiie iiir gnergieipirtid)ait, fiil
Smport uno grport, @irtifaft, Sr
buitrie unb Sanoel ihloiien iih Oil.
8esen @erambmna Der Suoeten-
oentiden
Gin Intrag bes ssliihtliugsnls'
ihulies, Ser 2dnoerrat nl0ge Sic ame.
rifaniide NtiIitdrresierilna erillhen
BEL ser tidefuiloipafiid fiid,euNcgier,rna
an5uresen, 0nB ben al,sgapieiener
Ieutid,en geitattet iperoen mOge,
mebr &leioungs. lno @diheltiife lo-
srie neutrality-suspicious. m:tsu.
nebmer, oedt iid) i'm tpcientliGeu nit
einem 8eriht, Den amerifanii1eSer
binounssItellen in Erag 9emeiniani
nit ser tihe1iiden Gesierlng aus
eearbeitet baben.
Mmerifaniides 6ilfs,perf
8encraliefretcr HpBmanl beridj=
tete anldlieBeno iiber Die 8riiltouna
eines 9lusiduiies rSreilpilliges
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Fortschritte in 0rganisierung
des iIfsWerks zu Verzeichnen
Noeehste versommIvng findet am Montos, den
81. Muerz in dem 9. B. U. Helm, $3.50 w. rs. St.,
sfutt.

,erhunS Sllm 1. Gi5epraiioenten
Terner purOe beihloien Suit.
tllnssbiider IN 0rud 81 geben, 10
aab lte in ser nGditen Seriammlrng
Iur Geriiieuns itehen. Gs ipu Damn
lofort nit ser Sammlnng bon Gel,
Bern iiir bas SilfS,perf beaonner
pcroeu, meld)e an sic Guafer abger
Iiibrt peroen. Serr 9aerlpaloe tell
te nit, baB erite 9etras BON 81 800
an ons &auptQuortier in Mllapall-
fee iibcrpieien wuroen, nm bon BORT
m sic Guofer peiteraeleitet Su ncr.
Sen.
Iuc slnseiflen laiien erfennen,
Sab sic anl Wtitt1pod' abeno in
9lfron itattfinoenoe Geriammllng
crfolgreid iein miro l,no oaB in
9lfrpn sur 8riinNllng elmer Srts.
eruppe Nes SilfsperfS s;Ihritten
merocn fam.
Soerr @uerlpalSc teilte nit oab or
cincn @rief bon einem Yroieiior an
ser Sbio llniperiitGt I'M Columbus
crbiclt nit oem eriud,en nm Sin.
oericigc. nic cine Srtsarllpm IN
Ser Staatsbauptitaot ins 2eben ge.
rllfen lperocn fam. Cine Glepclau.
ser 8ruppe miro ith am Somsta1
had) Columbus begeb,n, um Sic 90,
d)e in bie Sonno il, nebmen.
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Dahrkeit Hbcr 5talins
Oiteurepa>pelitif
ShluR bon Seite |.

oanlt un'erer slufenpolitif er,pof,
len, als5lnueictcu.
9Sonlit man es ulln in Siteuronu
5u tlin bat, oas iino Tilac, Sic feirc
ameritaniidle 9lomilliitration and,
MIR itiilid. reigelro ianftionercr fam,
obne Sie nnterifaniidc Giplonatie
sum Selrott Der gSeIt ju MAIDEN
mo Die elementariten 6rlnoiabe III
'erer Srlcoenspolitif prcia5uaebcn.
Stalln bat, lpie itb aus oenl @erid)l
ergibt, oie oiteurop0iiden Staateu
bon 6u!nlano bis sum 9osporus ;u
ellrenl gelpaltigelL aui 6eoelh imb
SerOerb nit Ser SopietunaGt juiom-
mengeitloiiensn rirtid)aItIid) poll.
tiihelt 9lod pereinigt, ocIien inou
ltrielles llno nllitdrlifes Gotentiul
melt itber Gas oes perfrahten ali
oelltld) sipationolIO5i Itiid)en Ntittel.
el,ropasEroieftes bitausgcbt. @Gh
reno Hublano iif nm ein Setts
Mtilliuroell. Collar Ilrleben bctpart.
lGloB eS llnIeren Sauocl aus ieincr
olteuropalid'en reinilubipblre nu2,
bereiderte lid) olr amerifani'dcu urr
britllfem Snolrtrie-gigentllm llnN
notlgte icinc Suislinge ,rr 9optoi
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De,ttiblanSs Grpert
eenetn,iet -
SGluR bon Seite I.

100000 Su belhrunfen, in Strait ge.
blieben lei.
Nad) ser neuen 8eltin,mung iol!
Die Sabresauote fiir Stabl jeocs
SSabr repibiert nucroen, oie Vrobuf
tion non 100000 Sonuen Stabl
Die 8rcn5e bilOen.
Sie 9laiierteu bnben ieit ser Son,
ferens bon Eotsonm periuht, fiji
iiber hie Yrobuftionsfraeen ppr
SeutidlanS 81, eirigen.
itSn @aIblngton miBt man Sc.
Gerei:rbarung eine aroBe 9coeiltlna
bel, lpeil lie oen eriolgreihen Ser
iilh bartlett, cinen aompronliB 5lui
ifen ben sSoroerlmgen England:
unb 3ublunos, Die ipeit auseinancer
gegangen erurell.
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oaB Sitler iln0 Muiiolini i'm Sabr
1910 Spanien Die Geripreung nit
&rIegsporu1ten 5l,Jeingt baben,
pabreno iid Sraneo perpflittcn ioG-
te, Spanien in oen Grieg gcgen Sic
sllliiertcn 5ll fiibren.
Sas lpanii6c a,,s,p1rtigc amt CT,
tlirte, baB nrr slpei ser bon @aIh-
ington ongeiiibrten Ipfl,mentc tai-
Mhlid) Spanien beriibrcn, neil id,
oie auocren mlf bie Sabre 1910 unS
1911 bcSoeelu battell, in meld,en rbie
Screinigten Staatcn aufe Snan:el1
eire nelltrole gatipn ,parcn."
Sn leiuer Sen Gertrctern scr Yrelie
iiberrcidtcn Grtldrung iaste has
slusrGrtlge slmt: Ser iren,osn
Ereiie lit I'M slnlt iiir oiplnratilNe
SnTornlatio,cn bnit3etcilt lpuroela
oaf Die slntlDort oes Illbenrniniitc-
RUINS ullf Die bon oem amcrifa-
niifen Staatsoeportment ucr0ifent-
lihtcn Sofluneute, sic lid, alri Spa,
nien ba,iehcll, Sic ieititebenoe Snt=
Jade erblrtcn ioa, bab Spanieu 81,
aaen Soften ieine llnabbiugigfcit
belpabrt bat. lolpobl ,pabreno Ses
@iirserfrieses als AUDI ipdter i'm
eltropai'dian j&rieg, lit pcld)em es
ieine Gerpflihtlmgeu als nelttralcs
9ano lopaI erfiiut bat.
Nod, ser enilpidluna oiclcr Soee,
oic ols Ginlciilng bcs Tofrmerts
oient, beinbt iih oie'cs nit ben pcr-
idr;eocnen Gilnpiirfen ulsenleiner
Slrt, barl,nter uuh nit elmer BE
idaueroe gegen Die slrt Ser SerofIert
litlllma icner Tnf,lmcntc, ulf meld)e
@e5ug gcnnnmlell narrbc.
9as Spf,mnent gebt rann auf o:'
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50 211eilen 6eisb,pin>ie>
eeitseren3e
Wicber in Strait

Jiinf5ismeiIen per StunOe Ge-
neutrality-suspicious. reroen
iebt i'm gan;en Stoat anfgeitelt. Gs
ipirS geboiit. baB bie 9lrbeit bis /.
slpril fertig lit, iugt Sireftor ,Sorb.
Die 80 Weilen per Stunoe @i;tprp.
'Sd)ilber tpuroen entiernt gleid; nod
oen @aiieltitillltanb unO manfe
autoiabrer baben uergeilen SaB 80
Weilen per ,Stunoe Die Bren;s lit
auBerbalb Der Staotgren5e llno mir
boifen oab ourd Sic nel,en StilSer
bas Sdnellfabren reou5ieri trirh.
s(uh Die State Sigbipap Natrcl bai
@eiebl erbalten nad) ShneQiabrern
Ausifau 81 balten.
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,,mid-America"
AusstelIung
Findet vom 70. Mai bis
2. Jvni in Cleveland
stutt.

Gom %. Mai bis gum =. Suni
iinSet i'm GlepeIano AUDITORIUM uno
in aaen ooran iib anibliebenoen
Sallen cine grobe vMio 4merica
Musitellllng itatt, in ser ale MIR
oenfbaren Nadfrieas SanOelsartifel
unS Seinprooltftc ai,sgeltellt lpers
oen iolen, sic eilen lleberblif iiber
Sbios gerpaltise Snouitr:e geben
lperoen. Sas lit bie erlte Musitellung
elmer art, bic oann ieoes Sabr itatt-
iinben iou. 3mef lit pie Iufmerf.
ianfeit BON guns Amerifa auf oas
Snoluitriegebiet llnieres Staates 81,
lenfcn.
Tie rMios almerica" ausitellung
miro Don II Gleoelanocr 8rlppcn
arranaiert uno llnterltiitt, ,dmlid, /:
Mbocrtiiins Club, Sanoelsfammer,
Contention 9llreau, engineering
Societp. ,SeSeraticn pi Sabor, $50
Council, 2iie llnoerpriters 9liin.,
Hotarp Club. Sales Grccltip Club,
SnoultriaI Marfeteers. allen Glepe.
Ianoer 3eitltnsen uno Gaoioitatios
men, bas 5ehnical Sucieties Gplun-
ell, oie Sesqllicentennial Gommiiiipn
unb Gitp Of Slepelano.
Halrm fiir Die Ausitauuns Itebt
nod, nid)t sur Seriiiai,ng. atan
slallbt. oab sic Ausitelll,ng ungemein
piele 9eirlder aus ser Hahbarityait
berbeisieben miro. Wan rehnet NIT
iolden aus Cincinnati. Yittsbursb
Buffalo ilno Detroit uno bpfit, onb
it'd bieie slltsitellung inn ganSen
Sanoe berlllniprehen uno ihlRBlid)
et,pas slebnlid,es oaraus luereen
mag iuie oic Ytellen III Soronto,
Manhelter unb Seip3ig.
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Oktc fanSitrai3e,,.
department
Wibt ganSitrakenfarte berans

Columbus, Ohio. staatslonoitra-
ben-0ireftor Berrp &. Joro, CAB be.
fa,rnt, bob oas 2anoitraben-G Depart.
snent cine Maiie bon 1916 lano,
itrabenfarten an &ano bat fir al.
gemeine GerteiIung, $1,000 Sabon,
lu,o eriuht bic Biirger, 1ie tueld,e
tEinfheu, iolde ar nerlangen. Gic-
ielben iin6 frei.
Manhe 2e,te iino ir Blau6en tie
n,iiiien fir 6ieie 2anofcrten be3ah.
len o6er idifen Goitmarfen oafiir
elm; einiee ihifen gfifeIs inns
Dimes. Mber 6as lit trid,t nottucnois,
iagt Gorb, benn oie 8erteilung ser
9alrofarten 1T Elm Staats6ienit. al.
les mas fie sn tl.n baben lit eorum q,
fra1en.
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Donnerstas, ben %. Desrs 1916

Nofl,re,ltc ein srelde Die Gereinig-
TEN Staatcu beriibren f0nnten, uno
oas lino lulr suei Ger bonn Staats.
Department ueroiientIi1ten Dofus
mcltte. oa iie iih ouf cine 3eit be-
siebelr, in iueld,cr oie'es Sanb in,
&rieg lag, l,no priiit oann bie ipas
niifa, 9e5iebungen 81 oicicm 2anS.
Vnolirb befabt iid) bas Totume1t
nod nit Sem Melt ser 15 ppn Waib=
i,gton pcrofientlidten Tofumente,
bas Ieibt, nit 13, iucld}e iih auf Die
Sabre 1910 a,nb 1911 be5ieben, cine
acit, in mel :er bie Tereinisten Stac-
ten ipic Spancn cine ueutrale 9ta-
ton lparen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28

GusIprad)e on. Sic Sisfuiion oreb
IL 'if upr allem I'M Ole ,sra9e. MI
ipeitere Srci'c SGa oeutIdltlulmigcr
Eubliflms in 8rob.Glepclauo iiir
Die Snde Hcs @iIisneris rc,ponnen
,nroen tonnen, Dor ollcln aDcr 81.
oer'd}lcocnen Sr9aniiatioucn aud'
Cellt'tungarn, 8anater. Siebenbiir
ger u'lu, sic ser grobcn Srgoniio
tlon INNER ncd) ubieits itetrn.
Us lpuroen ieoof fcnfret, Sort
1trlttc genadlt inIoierne, ol5 mo!l
nlln oaran gehen fonnte. Sie Srsa
ill'atlon 5u crlueitern. &nrl GrniI
ipuroe Sunl Silfslefrctdr gep1bIi
Serr Subenburg pom S.n Elattoeuf
1cben sum Shatmeilter uno Ser
mann giter pom Sd)pGhiithen Siin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28
Ofienteit, Gtrlisteeit
SmIuk bon geite /.

aasrieI: rSscircr @fnht ioute crlautt
iein. eine Sruppenmcdt ani SEN 80.
ben zines flcinsu, alisaeiogenen
Staates 5u itnterbalten." Neii man
ood), oaB ser non ieineu unelltluegten
Mnbstern ais unIbertrefilit 5umoh
unS aeretllt gcprieiene SOn;etitaat
auf beEl Woben bcs ausgsporerten
0itcrreit'icen 3mergitaates. SEN
fein nod, 10 oreilter rMosfnuer Grp-
pLgnlvSuid:pinOel" als cine 8efabr
iiir Die @elt binlteQen fam, rod
beute 100000 Mam 3rupuen I'M
terbdlt, oie iih bon oem lmg(iiflidlen
Dltereidiiheu GoIf ernGbren l,iien !.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28
tlerllng amerifanild)er @nrc.


'Gs luare idlimm gel,ug, iuenn 81;
Serci,igten Staaten oie BON Sem
ruili't)en Sotalitarisluus periflnpten
&lein- uno Vfittelitaaten guropas
ibrem SdJiflal iiberlalien llnb sen
Tulian er!allben Apiiroen, unierell
Sanoel aus eil,em pon ,ngeidbr 1CU
Millionen Menifen bepolferten 8e.
biet aus5ltid)lieben, 5u Dem Sta!i;l
nuch be,t grobten Seil TeutidllunrS
ihlngen mGd)tc. Sir ilnoenfbnr bal
ten mir es aber, ouB Snfel Gam oli
Sd)lae ins 8eIidlt, Den Stalills Sit
europa -Golitif iiir i'm bcoeutet, att'
nod nit amerifanllhen areoiteu une
Sarleben belobnen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28

Mm Wioutoa iono cine peiterc
Se'pre1una Nes Ohio CHAPTER
Der gmerican Helief ipr Germany,
Snc., i'm y. g. II. SSeim an @eIl
25. Strabc, Itait, 9lnipeieno lparen
tDieoerllm Gertreter res ShipIbi
ihen Sangerbuu>es, oes Elnttocllt
lhen Gereins Gefbpom, Ser Shla-
rafTia Splpalu, Ncr Steubengcieu,
lfaft unh sum eriten Mal aud) Oes
Seigbts MGnnerhors.
Ser Soriisenoe, Ho6crt n. 9aer>
iralNe, perlos aorreiponoeusen unS
Oarnn itlnb lih cine uIl1elneinC
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-28
ZUr Rotten kreUz-
Kumpuqne

Gle oiesidbrige S!lote iiir oas
Mote &rel,j iiir ojrob.Gleuclano
iteQt iid aui $1,6OS,00O. Ion oenl
iSonos miro ein grob5iigises Stills.
prpgranm ourd,eeiiibrt,. oas II. a
audi oie Sericrglug ser ainoer Gll-
ropas nit sIn5iisen uuo &leioern
pprliebt. Sos 9tote areu5 fann iiir
loId,e ainoer sln5iige id,on fir So. IS
pro Stiif beioresn. @er oaber nod
nihts iiir Dos Hote areu5 seseben
bat, bole oas naty, oa es cine gbren,
pflid)t mir ieoermann lit, su oem nl-
genlcinen Soilfsfene beisutragen.