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Evening star., 1946-05-29
Advice on Boat Buying

Advice on Boat Buying
To the Editor Of The Star:
An exposure, or at least warning, is
long overdue concerning sinister goings-
on in yacht trading, and unless some
sort of curb or restraint is put upon it
quite few wel-intentioned, but ignor-
ant persons are going to find themselves
in danger either of having their yachts
fall apart beneath them some fine Sun
day or losing an amount that will make
a great deal of difference to their future
happiness and security.
There was a time when a licensed
yacht brokers' recommendation of a
used yacht could be depended upon;
there was a time when the written re-
port of yacht surveyor was reliable.
I regret to say, however, that during the
past year have been shocked with some
things have learned about some brok-
ers and some surveyors. l have known
of sales of used yachts which were the
direct result of reports by both broker
and surveyor to the effect that the
yacht in question was sound in every
respect, when as matter of fact there
was dry rot and soft wood that anybody
of even slight experience could have
detected, some of it so serious that the
boat was declared by the owners hired
captain to be unsafe for any sort OF
operation.
Used yachts at this time, are bringing
prices so high as to shock the old timers
into statements that will not bear print
ing.
1t is my belief that if people who
friends who are experienced in such mat
tiers, this sinister business will cease.
Our trouble is that when we see boat
Of the type we want, we are stampeded
into making payment on it Con advice
of the broker) without an inspection. I
would urge any purchaser to put up no
payment whatever until he has been
able to probe into every part of the boat,
and if he doesn't know how to find dry
rot he should have a friend with him
who does. ONE VICTIM.
Learn.to.Swim Thanks
To the Editor OF The Star:
The Boys YMCA wishes to take this
opportunity to thank you for the CO.
operation of The Star in making this
years annual learn to- swim campaign
success.
As co-sponsor of this program you no
doubt wish to know just what we &C
complished. The enrolment was excel
lent. Our facilities and time were oc-
cupied completely for that week. More
than 500 boys had the opportunity to
learn to swim. And of those who COM
pleted the course of six days, so per
cent passed their beginners swimmers
test. This is one of the highest per-
centages on record either at the YMCA
or the Red Cross. Further, many of the
boys who did not progress enough to
pass the test have become so interested
in swimming that they have enrolled
in our regular membership instruction
classes.
Thank you for your assistance in
reaching the boys of Washington.
GEORGE E. CAPUTO,
Associate Boys Work Secretary.
Evening star., 1946-04-17
Hotels Turning Away
Easter Week Visitors

With the heaviest bookings in
recent years, Washington's hotels
are turning down a record number
of requests for reservations during
Easter week.
The lifting of wartime restrictions
on travel and other brakes on
sightseeing and vacationing has re-
suited in the hotels having to dis
appoint more people than ever" ac-
cording to Arthur j. Harnett, execu-
tive secretary of the Hotel Associa-
ton of Washington.
Estimates of the number of appli-
cants turned away runs as high as
five out of six. Mr.. Harnett said,
adding that the hotels generally
have adopted the practice of &C
commodating business men first
Hotel men agreed that April has
always been the busiest menth here,
particularly the week between Palm
Sunday and Easter. Consensus is
that the tourist flood will reach its
peak over the week end, with no
marked ebb until the end of the
month.
The Statler reported turning
away about 1000 would-be guests
already this week. Without refer
ence to numbers, the Mayfower de-
scribed their booking as ''overboard." "
Reservations for this week at the
Shoreham have been closed since
early in March, while Willard execu-
tives said the hotel was filled to ca
pacity last Sunday for the first time
in months.
Evening star., 1946-04-17

in The Star Building, was the
monthly safety meeting.
Presiding was Chester ]. Berry
safety engineer of The Star. In
spector Miller spoke of the failure
of drivers to give the right of way
and the dangers to pedestrians
crossing from sidewalks to loading
platforms. He pointed out that OF
the Sc traffic deaths last year, n
were pedestrians.
Inspector Miller declared that in
the so to 10 year age bracket, traffic
Evening star., 1946-04-17

deaths were far out OF proportion to
the numbers in other age groups
and stressed the need for care on
the part of those of advanced age.
Capt. Charles H. Ruth, super
intendent of The Star, spoke as did
E. j. De Wore, circulation manager
of The Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-17
Police Reveal Drive
For Traffic Safety

Inspector Arthur E. Miller, In
charge Of traffic for the Metropol-
itan Police Department, today told
a meeting of about 70 drivers and
agents of The Star that the police
will conduct an educational pro-
gram soon to reduce the number of
traffic fatalities and accidents. Un-
der the program automobiles in
faulty condition will be removed
from the streets, he said.
The meeting, held in the circu-
lation departments conference room
Evening star., 1946-04-17

sighted on mountainside of North
eastern New Caledonia, the Navy
announced yesterday. Four Of
Evening star., 1946-04-17

ficers and two enlisted men were
believed to have perished. in the
crash.
Evening star., 1946-04-17

Planes Wreekoee Found
NOUMEA, New Caledonia, April
1.-THE charred wreckage of a
United States Navy transport plane,
missing since March 30, has been
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich. Sept. lo-Sun-
day. Sept. Is. saw Detroit come
through victorious over Salem in
the lrst T. s. J. A. play-offs by
the score of 10. All nine in
nings were filled with excitement
and interest. 1t was a pleasure be-
ing host to Salem, Cleveland
West, Lorain, New Castle, ELL
wood City, and all our friends
who made the day such a big
success. We hope everyone had
fun and we will see YOU all in
Salem this weekend. .
"Iours' can expect large re-
presentation from Detroit some
time Saturday night. Ohioans
make way for Dee-troit!!
Thanks a Million
Our sincere thanks to all our
mothers, fathers and friends who
so willing help us make our pic
mic a day to be cherished.
Club Meeting
At our September business
meeting. we welcomed into our
midst Mrs. Joe Bender. better
known as Doris. We are glad to
have you as one of us. Doris.
Traubenfest
September %. is the date of the
annual Traubenfest. Let's have a
big showing members. A super
time is promised for all!
Congratulations
The club extends best wishes
and congratulations to two OF our
club members who have recently
announced their engagements.
They are: Lillian Bender and
Mayard and Aom Gates and Flo.
Social
Our September social is to be
hayride at Schunn's Farm. -
More details later. but keep it il
mind!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
CANTON ECHO
BY Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., Sept. l9-At last,
just one more day until we have
our hayride. Don't forget it is
Sept. 2lst and everyone is to meet
at the club at J 80, so we can all
go together and furnish trans
portation for those who have no
car. Come prepared for a good
time and lots Of good food. Dress
warm because it might be a cool
evening. We all wanted a hay
ride so let's all come it in and
have good time.
Don't forget that our meeting
has been changed to the first
Tuesday of the month. The next
meeting will be held October lst.
Let's plan to attend. Also Halo
ween is coming and maybe we
an make plans for a fine cele-
,ration.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

men in 6abrlualtgeu entbauptet ,pur.
sen. 5amiIiend,ruuif ,peib ierner 81,
bcrihten, baS es ser Sitter Sans
bon Sallnpil gareier lit, ser am Su0
bon Murten Die GorbHt ser Gingc
noiien befebligte ,tro burh per'on-
lidcn Wtllt apie burh lueiien Hot
itlog GntideiSenoes sum Sieg iibrr
&orl Sen Giibncn beigetrnaen bat.
Ser 9olSegger. ,uro ser Selnpo,
d)eriee buben bugegen biltoriidc 3eu-
gen nl,i5umei'en, oie bis sn bcll
Erublhoucrn unO IN Sic Gpod)c oea
Nomerreid,es 5uriidreiGen, 10 sic
slusgrublngen bei Cid, sic inn Gent
pader Hatbaus 81 ieben linb. Gar
iiber bina,s baben geraoc ser Gem.
pahcree llno bas MiniatlrrItGNtlcll
Senlpad, ors ser StoohuGdtcr inn
Su5crnertor ron eiuem Gnoc slrn
anbern niibelos itberbliteu fonntc.
manh initruftiue mittelaltcrlicbc
&en1inis5en5en ol,i5lmciien, 10 Sas
Ibcrrlii)e, hod)oliragenoe 1utlmlls
Don Slriee nit ieinem gelrGltigcl
Sreppengicbcl, INTO hem poIngonc:l
Sllrm nit eiuem idonen lpdtgptiihcl
Eortct unb 6ea fiir oie Grbalmn9S-
5eit dnruftcriitIihen EroiiLNurd,orin
gltngen, y cir 8all, Dem cin lugcs
lpobnli6cr 9lllsorllf BON Madtfiilc
unb bon &rait inuelpobnt. sln ser
Siiooi itede bes Hutbal1ies cntEedt oas
alimcrflame sllrge nodD bellte ,ocn
allf balber 0Gbe iiber oem Wurfi
tbroueuOen Stranger, alli Dem &Iiter-
5lnacm ihledte Gbegatten, Sauier
,llro Sagesbiebe Dem Spoti ser llm,
apelt prcisgtgebcn apurbcn. -
Grfrcl,liCler 1,no berSta'tcr lit ois
gc1csnllng NIT ser Gala, &cr ioacn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
fein seitidten 'SpiHenpoubong ab.

fein geitidten SSpittenpoubo,g ab.
bebt. Serrlid) iino oie SGume goloe,
nen Sdllies, tpeldc hie ltier lml3ir,
ten uno ialt sic ein5iacn v0agcs
forben" ltellen, in oieier 5ur Tericn-
fung einlaoel'Hen 3anoid,ait, in ser
SLIDER, 9lau unb 2ittgriin bonli,
nicren. Sic @ottesbduicr bon s(cih)
llno bon 'Sengcn ibaben bod)a,rIru.
gctoe breitc 'Sd)iiic uno n1ecrblorc
3lfferblatter; sic Oorier itebcn ii,
meiten ;SGrter, neld)e in ibrcr ie!blt
u'rlilnolidrn 2lsrdyorinslrna bon
NuBpilon5en lnb bon Nlumcn cd,tr
flcinc &uninpcrfc iilno.
'Shter Die ein5igen biitoriidpn 9lf-
5cnte In Nieier >seitloien 9onoitait
bipocn ole Srllbs uno 0aiierhuracn,
lnter bcncn iocm rStIob Salllpil a,
eillcrudspoaer @eihloiieubeit r;c
al gcididtlidcm Grinnerllnaen SIC
groBte gcbciltlrng 5ltontmt. Sic Go
len Don Salltpil iiltb zines ser be-
riiblnteItcn @cidlebtcr ser olten GiS-
gcnoiienidoit geipeicn; ser tpcitlGu
1igc Vm lit i'm II. Sobrhllnoert er>
rldtct lporOen, lnlO nod bente er.
fennt man in Sen !rcltlid) gelcacnel
1rafteu bes Sbloiies sen erniter
l,no orauenoen Stil jeuer npebrbaitell
llro miBtra,liihen 3eit.
9is 1898 itellte Salhuil bas Mu.
lterbeilpiel eilper 9arpnie nit allcl
81 ibr geb0relboeu Sobeitsrehten oar,
lno nod bellte fam man i'm Snnerll
Ses Shloiies ben lpeit perspcigtel
Stalnnrbalm hes 8eidlehtes bc
lullltNern u:ro audi has H;1t- mG
ScnfersIdppert, nut .iocm ntd) Scr
ltcberlieferllng Sic breiun0Ied)Sig &C.
gen Den &aiier Nlbreht Gerldapore.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Ellie

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1o-We held
our monthly meeting Sept. 5, and
had large attendance. We wish
to welcome Betty kraus, Ruth
Lining, and Katherine Gierling
as members of our club. We were
glad to have Mabel Schwarm
with us as our guest
Two new officers were elected,
they are Danny Untch as Vice
Pres. and Eleanor Untch as Sc
cretary and reporter. Good luck
to both OF them. we know they
will do their job well.
Frieda Urtch .iorner Vice
Pres married Charles Popeleux
Sat, August II. Hilda Untch
married Richard Brown Sunday.
Sept. IS. Lots OF happiness to
the Popeleux's and the Browns.
Danny Untch and Ann Tat
niger, Henry Weinhold and Ma
bel Schwarm have recently be-
come engaged. A date for the
two weddings has not yet been
set. Abe best of luck to all of vou.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
Hau,piler., 23al>eeoer,
,attH Set1tpaeteriee
In Scr Sh,pei3

gae orei Seen iino in gcriilem
Stnne berlpanot; benn ieoer uuicr
lbnen perforpert nod 5eile uno llc-
berrelte iener ltrlonoid)ait, sic I'M
oitt belieoelten 'Sdppei5erlal6 mcbr
llno mebr 81 oen groBen Seltenbei
ten 5dblt. sllle Iorei iteaen aber aud,
1hone geiipielc iener tppiihen Mc
rdncnlanoid,aft Oar, ,ueld)e Sie ,pei,
d)elloen @letider Der Gisscit suriif
gelallelt baben lno sic 1ms nod bcl,.
te - trot ibre1n &leto bon 8riIer,,
uno 8llmcn 10 eigenortia rmO ernit
beriibrcn, oab man ii6 ibrer ielbi.
llab ,Sabren ais zines ser eilrbriict
licllten SalrNidnitscrlcbnilr scrne
crinncrt.
Us linS Sanbidniten, sic in eineu,
chpas 8erubigenoes uno etlpos 9e-
Ireienoes beiiten, id,ier m0d,te mani ia
gen, Dab es Ser Yrototppe ser ioealcu
Jerleu. uno WanoerlauSidait iei, il,
Der feln Bib dn Nie gsdbe Der gro.
Ben Stdote lmo nur ,penig an iuou.
ltrtelle un,S tommer5ieIle getrigbiam.
fett crinrert. ga lit nidts ais bic
tpcite ipiegelnhc sslGdr oes Sees nit
'eilren iallberen O0riern, NIT oel,
lhmlden airttiirmen umo Dem I'M
eholidcn Simmel: 10 buben aud)
loiclc Saluo- uuo Seeltridc ibrc gan,
belonoere Sd,onbeit, ole nidjt suIebt
in Der Nbpeienbeit grpbcr SirSlml,
gen 5u ildeT lit. Gineu gallsen Iao
lang lpa5icrcn geben tonnen, obur
allT 0abrifcn, M,i StraBenbobneu
ohcr ollf Illtos 81, itoBeu, pelhC
@obltat! Stiae 3lpieiprad,c nit ser
@eae imo Sen 8riiicrn, NIT Goaclr
ilmo &olfcn, bin lmo lriicoer ourdl
osrein5elte slbitcder nah oem@aiicr-
ihloB Sallluil, sllr beiliamen Gueuc
bon 8reitenberg noer aui bie ans.
lid,tsreid)en Soben oes 3inoenberaes
unterbrphen. -
9toh ItilIer unS peridnpiegener iinN
Die llfer loes 8albegger- mno brei,
tern Sentpa6eriees. ilber oeren 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
oinef0oten

Ser iehr befannte Sfau'pieler
Setiher mar emit II, oem @lrts
bauie elmer fleinen Stnot SbGr
baperns abaeitiegen, oelien HSiri
MIR ieinen Seimatoialeft peritarS.
SefIfer fano es in Dem 3hnmer
ba es tpohl ielten gclGftet plroe
piel su beib. Ser bieoere @irt bcgriii
oas @ort ybeib" ourdnus niht
GnSlih mahte iih Setider ourd
3eichen 10 perItdnolidl oaB Ser @lri
lahenS ausrief: vSas baBt ia bab."
SedIder ueinte SaralW: ~Saas
lit ooh Elm Sier, oas eillen giter
graten gibt." '
,Sie meincn bolt a Soos" meintt
ser gSirt.
.SoS lit bod Elm @einfleio."
r9taa, bei uns S'Sano giidlen"
perbeiierte ser @irt.
,9iidye lit elm Seuergelpebr"
vSas nennen mir a Stuber."
6efiber ladte berslih lnb mcill'
te:
Gin Stuber lit Elm 9tnrr."
Sier empfabl iih Ser @irt,, ldlit'
tclte slpeiielno Sen &opi uno brlmnl'
te nod lan9e Dor lid bip.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Herschel v. Johnson, acting [

Herschel v. Johnson, acting L.
). representative to the Unit
ed Nations. in filing Ameri-
Can acceptance of the juris-
diction of the world court in
set cases:
My action today in deposit
ing this declaration. accepting i'll
behalf of the United States the
compulsory jurisdiction of the
international Court of Justice, is
further testimony to the deter
mination of my Government to
do all in its power to assure that
the United Nations will fulfill the
role assigned to it, which is moth
ing less than the preservation OF
world peace One of the elemen-
tai functions of the United Ma
tlons is the keeping of the peace
is the development of procedures
OF pacific settlement. The best
way OF assuring the growth of
international law is to allow
responsible international tribunal
to deal with all disputes that
would properly fall within its
jurisdiction. We accordingly look
forward to great development
of the rule of law in international
relations through a broad accept
ance of the function of the court
in the spirit of the United Nations
Charter"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
Suitioes 2luerlei

8utperfGuierin CUR suten Stun,
sin: vslber ih bite Sic, gndhiga
ssrau! 9as lit elm iabelbaftes Mfooeu
81 elegant uno leid)t. ltno ipie es
Sbnen gut ltebt. aein Menib piri
Sic 0arin tpieoererfennen."
,Serr Grufat, id fam Sbnen Der.
raten, mie Sire fiinftige @enablin
beiBt."
rllnnloglid), mein 9ieber, oas fam
i6 beute ielber nod nid)t lagen."
"ssun Jrau arupfat miro lie
beiBe.l.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

|. Christopher Columbus.
2. Booker T. Washington, OH
the 10 cent stamp issued April 7.
1910.
3. In Blenheim Palace. seat of
the Duke of Marlborough in Ok
fordshire.
4. Cancer.
S. They always close.
6. Wheat averages 90 pounds
to the bushel.
7. Corn.
8. 127 ,27o feet.
9. Rugby.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
Secretary of Agriculture Ander-

son, speaking in Washington
on the world food situation:
price uncertainties. the ques-
ton of a successor to the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration, and trans
portation shortages have COM
plicated the world food picture.
The finest job yet done in con-
trolling prices is that of the Good
Lord i'll giving us record crops OF
corn and wheat this year. But
some countries which need and
want wheat are looking at the
fact that our prices are higher
than those at which Canada has
agreed to sell grain to Great Bri-
tain. The Department of Agricu!-
ture is in the dark how much
other nations will buy at Our
prices. so it does not know how
much food to set aside for export.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

NaT eti1er Gnfld)etoung 0es honcs
ridden Observation-Disclosures icuen
Ole aus Ser illoetenbeutitcn
SdlmudinoltItrie nah 9apern Der.
elnfommenoen 6adfrGite inn Can.
orsfreis Niirnberg anseiieSelt mer.
oen, oa bier cine MetallihmudinSu,
llrie aufge5aut neroen ica. Turt
cen aui6au elmer Metaaid)mud!ua,
renincuitrie miiroe 9apern cine nellc
Grportinourie erbalten.
Die Snmtureer 8olos ulS Silber.
lhnieoe= Shule nuroe eroiinet. Sic
lcl balls iibtr &amburg unS sic bri.
tiIfe Gone binaus iiir aans Ieutih.
lanO ser Wittelpunft bes 8olo- nnA
Silberlfmieoes Sanbncrfs peroen.
Die Sberipeier fonute nah 9eisiti.
gung mebrerer Sinoerniiie iiir Sen
Sfiiisperfehr mieSer ireiseaeeeben
lperoen .3pilhen Samcln uuo Sol,-
minSen merben porlGl,iig 3pei Ser.
'cnenoampTer perfehren.
Sic g0rIen in Sannoper uno in
SiiiiclOorf baben iest sic 8enebmi,
gung erbalten, ibre SGtiafeit uie.
Ser auI5unebmen. Die 9orienoro.
rung lit Serienigen 5amburgs angc.
paBt.
Sn Scr iranS0iiifen 3one per-
Sen GinSaflungen aui .3ablfarten
fir sic NoItidedGmter Saarbriiten
unb SilSmigsbaIen a. Hb. mieoer an.
genomnlen. Sasesen iinb Gin,ab-
lung aui 3ublfarten iiir Yoitihef.
dmter al,Berbalb ser iran5oiiIden
Sone INNER nod m0glid).
I'm Sas alliierte 9eiabimgsgelS
ais 3abll,ngsmittel oes Shpars.
tanoels aus5uid,alten, erbalten Sic
hritiid)en MilitGrs unb sic 3ipil-
angeltellten in ser britiihen Gone
ob /. slugult ibre SObnlmsen mo
8ebGlter IN sorm pon 8utiheincn
I'M Sterlinssmert ausge5ablt. Sie
8utiheine !peroen in alien &anti-
ren. &lubs, &inos nnb 9Goen ser
tritiiden @eiabunsstruppen ange-
ncmmen uno oen Snbabern beim
&erlaiien hes europaiiden SseIt!an-
Ses. in engliihe @Gbrl,ns umge-
''t'&@tt. ,,ns;,,,p,n,,,,+,n t. a,,,
bon 20 Millionen 0arf. oie aus ser
cmerifaniifen Gone iiber sic 8erli-
ner SM8llS celeitet ipl,rben. Iinb
bis iebt MIR 10000 OMarf. clio 2.6
Hro5ent perluirfliht moroen.
Die Stablerseugllng in ser britt
ihen 3one nimmt meiter Su. Sm
MGrs betrua sic 8eiomtmenge an
Stabeiien 1860 5cnnen aegen
i67, 900 Sonnen i'm ssebrlar uuo
10000 5onnen i'm Sanuar. 9ie
Gersleid,s5ablen iiir @al5proSufte
iino: Sanuar 1O4,5OO, 6ebruar
117500, MGris 127,5OO0 5onnen.
Sm 3ug ser llmiieolungsaftion
6aben lid, in 3biiringen 5ablreide
i,,oetenoeutihe 8laspereoler nieber-
aelaiien. Mit llnteritiituns oes tbii-
ringiifen 9anoesamtes iiir @irt-
idaft fonnte in beihrGnftem ltmiang
Sic gr5eugung BON bod)rperitaen
uereoelten Soblgldiern auisenom.
menmeroen. Sn Sen ge5irfen 81
menau uno @aIungen arbeiten sic
6irmen @. &ulfa & So. unb Soief
Yoiielt Sobn ieit einiger 3eit. ssn
Stiir5en6ah fonnte Die erite tbiirin-
glide ariitaaslasbiite nit ser So
Irritation beginner.
0on oen 500 3ieseleien gaperns
fpnnten bisber 40 8etriebe ibre Mr-
belt mieoer aufnebmen. Sn ieoer
}iegelei peroen monatlid runo 15O.-
DO Steine bergeltellt. Die 6adfr6i.
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llnu lbbncu gllm,c, bie nit ser Gent
paderidlod)t in iinnigcr @eiie pcr,
bu,oCm miro uno sic i'm Suatel oes
&iiicnroineriorltes bliibi. Gin GAcl,
irtiuleili - 10 berldtet Ole llcbcr
lieIerlulg-, mlBte ibrcu Vrautiaanl
in sic SdIaht iicbcu Iulieu; po!l
Sorge 9ing lie IN ser @artcu uno
pfliidte oie @lllmc, heren Saneil
Dor Sieb INTO Stid iihcrn lnllte, Die
Gala; iic nabm Die flcinem Sanen
lmo pcrluob iic in ciu foitbares 9llnl
lett, Gas lie Dem Sitrlten mltgah.
Sic nabmcn Mh'dleo, ole Shlodjt
ipuroc aeidJlagen, blc elicrlte Malrer
Der Sitter ibicn l,rSl,rchorinslid),
bis @infelrieb ben Seinen cine 8alle
ihlug unb bas ariegsHliid llh Dens
oetc, bis ser ldpper gepan5erte sloel
nad) alien Gihtllngen auselllatoer.
itpb; elmer Der Sitter - in Dem mir
Sen 8eliebten bes genannten Goet.
iruulcins permll.eu = flob gegen
Ncn &iiienrainerpalo, mo er Don ben
eiogeuoiien erldlogen ipurbe.
tSp fam ser SlleIlame III Die Crs
oe, feimte, itlus @urseln, wilts
sur neuen YilanSe aui lno blilht 'elt
icner 3eit I'M Gerboracnsn. Die
@rult abcr barrie pergebens allI Die
Hiiffebr ocs ,sreuloes. Sn lbrenl
Sfmers elite lie IN Den @arten, rib
0ic Galla aus lmo mari lie iiber Die
8nrtemllaier. iuoHn iie flldte
,aeinem Saus iuIllt on, Srclllolc,
iortar bliibcn!" Ser Slutb bat lid
on ser Yilan5e erfiilt, lno trer lie
beute aus Dem Odnner bes &ii'en1
raincnpaloCs III ieiuen 8arten Der
ieten mohte. miro es nit aler Seut.
lid,feit erIobrer. gu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

9e5lg m,B inter iebr erbrhlidNm
3eitau fapanO uno mebr criolgen; :;
Sraftoren limo nur lpenige nod Dor.
baroen; tie gil1gen meiit NIT oenab.
riidcuSen 5ruppen perlorcn; abcr lit
lpirflih nod eiu Sraftor oa, nanaelt
cs an 5reibiloif umo Dor oIlen oil
Gel. @enn iie oic 8inser nit Yier.
Seipannen uoriorgen tonnten, 9inge
es etlpas belier, aber aln bier feblt
ibnen Die Silie! 50 lhaucn lie nit
Sorsen aui Die Sprisperiooe, IN ser
ser id)neae transport neben bem
GinIas geniigenoer MrbeitstrGfte Sic
Widtigite &olle ipielt; es ioate sen
oiieutliten Geupaltl,nsslteaen m0a-
lid iein, bier belfen 81 fGinen.
ytabeu Den Maibeinen iebler Sem
@inser allgemein Stidel mo 4iGb,
lc, Inn oen Gerlllit in ben 3citen iei-
ner Weiuberge ipieoer aus5ugleiheu.
Sier fonnte iebr ldneQ ehpas get1n
1uerSen, ,pGbreno Ole geidaiillns poa
0rabt, Seitmaterial uno Dor ullerl
NGseln lnro &rampen idon idtrieri.
ger lit.
Grnteansiidt gut, aber -
Die 9lusiiften aui cine beirieS:,
geirbe Grnte iiiuo, iotpeit bllrd ben
porjdhriger SagalidNas in @aiSs
6Gdelbeim lno Sd3loBb0felbeim nod
nid)t aussebeilte SdGSen porbanoen
iinb, ql,antitatip uno qualitutip niht
unsiinitis; Die @itterlmg bat iih
bisber INNER giildtig ge5eigt. slber
lofort muir man apieSer Sen Stiit
siiden, INN oie @unidrettel 81 Der
lGngern - .,po bleiben oie 8efdmp=
f,lngsmittel tpie Sprisfalf uuo 9ti,
rolan, Dor allem oas iebr tpidtige
@eiarol, Elm gang eriolgreihes BE-
fampiunssmittel fiir tieriidp Sd)aO-
linge?"
Sdaper lit bie @in5erarbeit uno
IurIt jtellt iicl in Sem SteilhGuaeu
ord) ein, aber sur Serlteli,ng oes
beriibmten Saustrllnfes pab's i'm
Yoriabr feinen 3uder! Die 3uder-
frage lit iebr ,uidtig fir oas Nabe-
gebiet. Selblt in suten Sabren eibt
es 2agen, Die obne rationeQe 0erbel-
ierung ser grnte nid)t iein tonmen.
@eld)er Min5er fann beute aui oen
9erirlgiten grtras per5iften?
Sdnt bem 0einbera :.
Ser &rieg bdbt ME Sie @oral. Sic
9iebitdble laitfen ipie am @ano.
,adblreide 9iebftdble i'm @einberg
i'm Script 1915 beranlabten piele
8eiiter sar perfriibten 2eie. Sic
Golge tpar, idled)te Moitgetpidte uno
gerin9e SualitGt. slusrei6enoer
DIurifub nu1B bereitgeiteut tperoen.
Mas ,Neller Mainaer an5eiser".
wen iid Ser ellpenfrans gleib einem O