davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25

Osmdvacet let mas deli Cd O.
noho krasneho, nezapomenu-
telneho dine, kdyz stastny ma
rod S jasotem uv1tal slunce svo-
body, pTlchod cry, ktera mela
znamenatie pro ceskoslovensky
lid vrchol vseho pc Gem touzil,
CO doufal, a pro co pc dlouha
leta tax 1silovne pracoval.
Velikou zasluhu ma teto We
ci NELL krajane roztrouseni pc
celem svete a obzvlaSte zde V
America, jakoz i slavne cesko-
slovenske legie, ktere pc boku
Spojeneckych armad vydobyly
81 posici rovnaj1c1 Sc vykondm
nejhrdinstejs1ch vojsk vsech
dob. V cele osvobozovac1 ak
ce, jejimi iniciatory. duchem
a vzruhou byl triumvirat To-
mas Garrigue Masaryk, Rosti-
slav Milan stefanik, a Edward
Benes. Ale i lid donna, vedeny
ceskoslovenskymi spisovateli a
jinymi kulturn1mi pracovn1ky
byl cinnym.
Jake vzpominky Sc ~vracejf
zpet k onomu dni, kdy cesko-
slovensky lid vstoupil do rodi-
ny Spojenych narodd jake sa-
mostatny celek, suverenn1 stat
nj 1tvar. Ackoliv byl citelny
nedostatek zivobyt1 a jinych
p~ozemskych statkG, obzvlaste
We mestech, a lid byl stradal
telesne i dusevne pc dlouha le-
ia valky, jakoz pred nj, V den
%. r1jna 1913 rozpoutala sc
vseobecna radost a nesm1rny
jasot obyvatelstva a ma rychlo
svolane oslavy pc cele zemi da-
valy ma jevo upT1mne c1ten1 az
do tie dolby pokofovaneho ma
roda.
LET mas
deli cd te dolby, z nichz dvacet
let bylo naplneno svobodnym
narodem usilovnou konstruk-
tivni prac1, horecnou cinnost1 a
snahou vybudovati z teto zeme
vzorny stat. A vskutku pc ce-
lou tuto dobu bylo zfejmo, ia
kych obrovskych 1spechG bylo
doc1leno We vsech smerech. Bo-
huzel, nacisticky terror, ktery
postihl tuto pohadkovou zemi
v srdci Evropy prvnl, vyrval a
znicil tolik lidskych zivotG.
tax rozsahle majetky, a zane.
chal hlubokou j1zvu, z n1z sc
narod jen pozvolna opet pocl.
ma hojiti.
D1ky vsak jeho vudcdm g
snaze pc rychlem urovnan.
pomerG, lid ceskoslovensky pc
zvolna speje k pomerdm V ia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
SUpT. PHILLIPS l5 BACK AFTER SEVEN
 WEEKS IN 5TATES

Retiring to Juneau on the North Sea after a seven-week visit in the States were A. B. Phillips. Superintendent of the Juneau Pub lie Schools, and Mrs. Phillips.
 Phillips has been attending the University of Washington for the last few weeks. while Mrs. Phillips has been visiting with her parents in Seattle.
 While visiting in the States, the school superintendent spent most of his spare time looking for teach CTS for the Juneau schools. In do- ing this, he visited Spokane and Pullman, Wash, Moscow and Lewis ton, Idaho; and Corvallis, Eugene, and Portland. oregon.
 Stanford and San Francisco were also visited by MT. Phillips on a trip to see his son, Bob, who is attending Stanford as a pre-med student. Bob has recently been accepted at the San Francisco medi- cal school. He has been working at Yosemite National Park during the summer, but returned to attend Stanford summer school on July 25
 MT and Mrs. Phillips completed their summer trip with a restful eight-day trip back to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

going on. Bormann long was be- lieved dead. He is being tried in absentia as one Of the 9 Nazi de- fendants by the International Mill itary Tribunal
 WASHINGTON-The Senate has passed a House bill which will en- able employees of the Alaska Rail- road to take an active part in the political campaigns of the munich palities in which they live. They can not do so now because of the Hitch Act
 SEATTLE--Carrying the largest cargo of frozen fish ever to leave Alaska, the Palisana will arrive rom Southeast Alaska "Wednesday after discharging cargo at Prince Rupert, $. c. The vessel will un- load 2l car loads at Prince Rupert and 43 more here, bringing l.6l2.- $40 pounds of fish to this port, in addition to canned salmon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
(OASTAL hIRLINEs
 ON TREpS MONDAY

Alaska Coastal Airways flew the following passengers yesterday. to Pelican, .. Wilde, William Davis and L. Perry; to Hoonah, c. Hager; to Sitka, John Deyer and J. Zara- zotf; to Todd, G. Swanbys and to Taku Harbor, R. Woods.
 From Taku Harbor. Lucille Jer- ome; from Hawk Inlet, A. Gottel- hener; from Tenakee, N. J. Willett. Delbert F. Brown, Gust Gustafson and Ben Benson; from Sitka, Don Maxwell, William Jorgenson, Janis Jorgenson, Mrs. George Jorgenson. William Wilson, Mrs. Martin Thompson, Rodney Rich and Gil Rich; from Todd, Alexander Vas fly; from Pelican, A. Arola; and from Hoonah, Don Underwood, AL bert Schwandt and H. Herman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
II. ERLING OSWALD
 ON TERMINAL LEAVE

It. G.g) nrling Oswald, son oi MT. and Mrs. Peter Oswald of this city arrived on the North Sea to spsnd the summer in Juneau. He is on terminal leave from the U. s. Navy.
 Upon graduating from Juneau High, It. Oswald attended a Mer- chant Marine academy. He had some service in the Merchant Ma rine before entering the Navy two years ago. At the time of his re- lease he was aboard the U.S.S. Ire go and saw active duty in the South Pacific. The Trego also went to Java and Japan.
 It. Oswald plans to stay in Ju- neau until October at which time he will go south, possibly to attend school. During the summer he will be fishing on his fathers boat, the Tundra
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
BEAUTIFUL SUNSET
 SEEN BY REIp0NTE
 OF }. ]. NORTH SEA

The most beautiful sunset I've ever enjoyed" were the words spo- ken by George Responte, Second Steward on the North Sea, in de- scribing one example of Alaska's scenic grandeur.
 After making the trips for 2l years, Responte saw the sunset of all time" from the decks of the North Sea last Sunday as she was entering Wrangell Narrows on the Inside Passage voyage. The sky resembled huge ball of fire" said Responte In addition, he remarked that he would have certainly gone after the gold if he'd have known how to arrange to get up there
 Responte is wellknown in his po- sition as Second Steward by many Alaskans who have travelled on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
Joanne Wolfe Is
 Honored by Party

Miss Joanne Wolfe, Juneau High school student who is leaving with her parents for Long Beach, Calf, on the North Sea, was honored at l dancing party last night given by Marcus Russell, son of Mrs. J. D. Smith
 Dancing to a photograph began at 8 o'clock and continued to II. Refreshments in the form of cake, cookies and ice cream were served to the guests.
 Present at the party were Pat Sey, Virginia de Ganahl, Mary Avoian, Jim Tripp. Huey Dugan, Jerry Pegues, Bill Evans, Don Sayre and Bill Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
ERNEST EHLER NEW FAM, BARAN0F AND
 GASTINEAtj HOTELS.

The appointment of Ernest Ehler, wellkncwn Juneau resident and former secretary of the Alaska Mu sic Supply, Inc, as executive assist ant manager of the Baranof and Gastineau Hotels was announced today by Jack Pitcher, Managing Director of the Baranof Hotel Company.
 An experienced hotel man, MT Ehler was office manager of the Hotel Baranof for several years during the war. For the past year and a half he has been with the Alaska Music company.
 MT. Ehler will take over his new position August 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
JOHN pR0UTY WINS
 ELkS SCHOLARSHIP

John Fret;o.::- Prouty, High School graduate, has won the Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Scholarship award. Exalted Ruler Ellis Reynolds, just returned from the Elks Convention has with him a check for $500 for the award and this will be made at an important Elks session shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
HOSpITAl NOTES

William Niederhauser has been admitted to St. Ann's Hospital as a medical patient.
 Discharged from the Government Hospital are Mrs. Propieff and baby and George Bennett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
22 PASSENGERS ARE FLOWN HERE BY pAA

Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following to and from Ju neau
 From Seattle: Charles Copeland, Floyd Wacha, Marie Mong, Robert Fatzinger, Brick Pierson, William Parker, DeMaude Johnson, Mildred HaShburger, Jo Ann Cochran, Ber- nice Cochran, Jack Rhode, Hazel Johnsen, David Johnsen, Ed White, Otto Kuker, Lilly McEachran, Don aid Brewster.
 From Ketchikan: Otto Hurdlik | From Fairbanks, Shirley Jones, Mae Ruben.
 From Whitehorse: Mary Shirley, Col. Alfred Shirley. To Seattle: Franklin Bennett, James Irwin, James Tenneson, Gladys Tenneson, Albert Toenges, Judy Greene. Clyde Mallory, Col. Theron Weaver, Stanley Peterson, Samuel Swesey, Georgia Swesey Jack Pomeroy, Ernest Greenair, Donald Gum.
 Garland Johnson, Everett Wall ston, Art Clark, Joe Rossetti, Clar- ence Fix, Harry Grommons, Jake Wiebe, Amandus Larson, Charles Fehr, Eric Carlson, Emil Anderson, Victor Johnson, H. Tibbles, Bert | Wake, Gertrude Griffith, Dorothy Makan, Loretta Bishop, Marjorie Holligan.
 To Fairbanks: James Dodson, Ro- bert Coleman, Ralph Wilson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
COLES SITKA BOUND

MT. and Mrs. Theron Cole and child are aboard the North Sea bound for Sitka after vacationing in North Dakota. MT Cole is the Superintendent of the Sitka schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

Agnes Patrick has arrived here from Seattle. She is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
B JILL E TIN s

B JILL E TIN s
 CHICAGO-A new all-time U. s. high of s27.50 per hundred weight was set today for steers and top prices for hogs ranged from S22.5O to $23.
 SINGAPORE - Two Japanese Lieutenants convicted of some of the worst atrocities of the war in Burma and Siam were hanged to- cay in Singapore They were war criminals known as The Frog" and The Undertaken"
 NUREMBERG, Germany-Justice Robert H Jackson Chief United States prosecutor. plans to leave for the United States tomorrow. He expects to return around the first of September for the verdict of the International Military Tri- bunal in the war crimes cases.
 BERLIN-Maj. Gen Walter A. Heating, American Commander in Berlin, announced tonight that the two American officers missing since July 4 were expected to be re- turned tonight" from the Russian occupation zone
 WASHINGTON - Acting Secre- tary Of State Dean Acheson said today overseas war surpluses which cost $3,600, 100000 have been sold for more than O0o,0OO,000.
 BiKiNI-The one-time pride of the Japanese Imperial Navy, the battleship Nagato, mortally wound cd by the undersea atomic blast, sank sometime last night.
 WASHINGTON - The Townsend Old-Age Pension plan bobbed up in the Senate today in which it is proposed that a 3-percent gross Federal income tax levied to pay pensions to everyone who reaches the age of 60
 WASHINGTON-A House. Senate conference committee has agreed on bill to give enlisted men ter minal leave pay. The measure pro- vides for the use of bonds to pay most of the fund. Both the Senate and House are expected to approve the legislation sometime today.
 WASHINGTON-The House Ap- propriations Committee has ap- proved a deficiency bill carrying S2O0,0Go fer the Alaska Communi- cations system. ? NUERNBERG-A American intelli- gence officers report that Martin Bolmann, Hitler's deputy party leader who has been missing since the fall of Berlin, was seen in Mu- nich only week ago and that a house to house search for him is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
FLEET BOSS SOUTH

Earl Bright, Regional Fleet En- gineer, Fish and Wildlife Service, was to fly south from Juneau to Seattle today to oversee recommis- sioning of the F&WL vessel Black Douglas.
 Jane Austen's first four novels were published anonymously.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

m. yesterday 4:30 m. todayl
 SYNOPSIS: trough of low extends from northern Alaska this Alaska yesterday another miles south O. high California no1thwad British South southern Alberta northwestern o stations and 1nnrtinr o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

CHlCAGO-A new all-time U. s. high of s2750 per weight was set today for steers and top prices for hogs ranged from S22.5O to $23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
IL. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA
 WEATHER BULLETIN

AT 4:3O A. M 12OTH MERIDIAN TIME
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

NUREMBERG American intelli- gence officers report that Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy party leader who has been missing since the fall of Berlin, was seen in Mu- nieh only a week ago and that a house to house search for him is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

propriatiUns Committee has ap- proved a deficiency bill carrying S2G0,0GJ fer the Alaska Communi- cations system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30

WAoHINUTON = Inc I'OWnSend Old-Age Pension plan bobbed up in the Senate today in which it is proposed that a 3-percent gross Federal income tax levied to pay pensions to everyone who reaches the age of 60.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
Der Deteratteftbcrater

Jr.: Cine @attin ihreibt, baB ibr
8atte elm 8erufsioloat speroen mill
Sic ert,lnoigt iid, Oh oie 3eit, sic CT
in Der National 8uaro seSient bat
ibm BEL Der 8erehnuns ser 3u6e
gebiibren angered)net miro, Die er er.
bait, srenn lein 9ienit in ser slrmet
gu Gnoe gebt?
g.: 9tur oieienise 3eitiponne mirt
ibm als Nrmeebielritseit bel ser 81
rednilng ieiner Eenlion suertannt
Die er in Der 8uaro bamaIs Der
brah,t bat, aIs ole @,mro inn 8n.
oes0ienlt itanS.
g.: Gin Geteran teilt NIT. baB in
folse elmer Snfeftion iait ale ieint
Sabine sa,osen iperoen mBten al:
er iif i'm Militdroienit beiano. &ei,
&unitgebiB muroe iiir ibn semaht
unS er ibieo aus ser Mrmee aus, fur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

@aibington. - @leidseitig nit
ser Befanntsabe ser britiiden gu
5timmung gu oem amerifanild)en Nn-
aebot, nniere 8eiasunss5one in
SeutidIano pirti6aits= uno uerlual.
tungspolitiib nit sen 3onen irge1o
melder ser orei iibrisen Sffupations.
lrGdte 3uiammen5ulesen, bot Sas
Staatsoepartment nun aenntnis &C.
aeben Don einem bisber 9ebeim &c.
baltenen oetaillierten Yrogramm iiir
sic porgeidlasene 3uianmenarbeit
ser pier 9onenpermaltunsen uno Die
Heuregelune ser beutiden Serbdlt.
niiie gemGB Sen YotsSamer Hroto.
foaen, Ole befanntli6 tiinitige Ser
'inbeitlidmng oes pieriaden MOmi.
riitrationsapparates in AusiiGt neb.
men.
gs miro in @aibinston an9enom.
men, oaB Dem nun in Weit- unO
Siiooeutihlanb ins 2eben tretenoel,
einbeitliden aneloamerifanii6en Be.
boroensO sOr9anisntus uno Dem Oanit
perbunoenen Neualribau ser oeutifen
Memter in Der amerifanilhen uno
ser britiiben Gone Ser nun publi5ier-
te Hlan 5i,grunoeliegt, Der in Oen
Witeilungen oes Staatsoepartments
in ieinen 8runosiigen uie iolst 6ar.
Jelegt miro.
8en,1B sen YotSSamer Beidliiiien
lit an oie grribtung 3entrnler bent.
iher Memter iiir 0inanSipeien, Snou.
ltrie. einbeimiiden &anoel, grport.
TRANSPORT u,lb Nohribtenerfebr ee.
aaht. Gin ieoes oieier Memter ,niiroe
einem beionoeren Musihub oes Ml.
liierten 2ontroQrats perantiportlif
iein. uno an Der Spibe ,piiroe Elm
beuti6er rStaatsiefretdr" iteben.
Aue Die geplanten aentralen oeut.
ifen Menlter piiroen Die 0oppelduf.
gabe ser 8erat,,ng oes aontrourots
uno ser 7urdiiibrune ieiner gnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

naboem ieine 3dbne entiernt ,purs
Den. Gr fragt, Oh er peitere 5ubn=
oratlihe 8ebanolung erbalten uno
Sas notlpenbige &,lnitgebiB befom-
men fann?
g.: @ir ianoteu Sbnen oas Sor=
mlllar 526, bermittels bciien cine
nit Oem MilitGroienit i'm 3uiammen-,
banse ltebenbe geid)Geisung feitee.
lteIlt miro. Sie geterans s(ominiltra.
tion fann Sic 3Gbne zines Dlanncs
ODER elmer arau, sic er1breno Der
Sienitseit beid)GNist 1puroen uoer
5ugrunSe gingen ioluobl bebanoeln
ais all6 erieben.
g.: Gin Geteran, ser iiG lun cine
Darlebcnsgrantie aemdB Der Is. :.
Bill bemiibt, frast, Oh Die 8egierl,ug
ale 3inien ser Iarleben ser 0cte-
rams COMMUNICATION be3ablt?
": Nein. Sm eriten Sabre Der
Sal,i5eit oes 0arlebens besablt sic
Seterans slSminiitration sic 3inien
fiir oenienigen Sell oes 9arIerns,
Ben lie garantiert. Ser Seterou aablt
Den 9tclt Ger >3inien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
EinzeIheiten ueber zonenplan
in Washington bekanntgegeben

id)eioungen baben. Sic wilroen Den
beltebenoen .Oirettoraten" oes &ates
iiir oas iepeilise Yermaltunssgebiei
ODER aber iolben &ollegien, Die lpater
an sic Stelle Der Directorate treten
ioaten, regelmGBis ibre &edenIdaits-
beridte ein5ureiden baben. Zen milf
tdriiben 3onenbeieblsbabern wiroe
nidt oas 8ed)t s,slteben, irgenomeld)e
eigene Nutoritdt ge!teno 81 maten.
Sobalo oie 3entraldmter nit ibrer
lGtiefeit begonnen baben, bort ole
ausiibuns ibrer Junftionen Ourd
ir9enomel6e anOere, i'm 8abmen ein-
selner 3onenermaltl,ngen arbeltenoe
Mmtsitellen auf, 10 oaB pole 8emabr
iiir Ginbeitlid)feit ser Wirtidaitspo.
litif ser 5liammengelegten 3onen
aeseben lit.
Die 3entralGmter tpiirben me0er
Sen Gbarafter ~politiider @inbeiten"
nod oen BON Vertret,,ngen ser Cant
oerresieruneen baben. Nud aui oieie
Weiie ioQ cine glatte, ourd feline
3miideniteaen bebinoerte 9urhiiib-
rnng irgenomelher aontroQratsbe-
idliilie garantiert peroen. 9ennod)
ioa oie Erennune Der 5entralen
Memter BON Ser 8armaltung Scr
0anoer nidt abiolut iein. gielnebr
piiroe ~5entralen 8eirdten" elmer
ieOen ein3elnen 2anoesresierung oit
8eiltgnis eege6en meroen. Sen Son
trollrat biniidtlid irgenbpelder
MaBnabmen Der 3entralregierllne 5l
beraten.
0raitii&ere @ereinbeitliduus
r. ipGter.
ueber Die unmittelbar .eeplanten
9feiormen uno sic YotsSamer 9e-
idluiie peiit oas amerifaniife 90.
hlnent NIT fol9enoen Musiiibrungen
iiber Elm ip1teres sroberes Mab ser
@eihsuereinbe nbeitlidung binaus: .Gs
fam nun feinem 3tpeiiel mebr I'M.
terliegen, bob fir ipdter oraitiidere
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
Is war Elm mah|!

Sd trdum OILS aino midi suriifc
uno id,iittle beoGhtis n,ein Saupt.
@ie germ ih Sic 8iloer erblide.
Sie ldnsIt if) pergeiien seglal,bt!
ga ieb' ih oas 9einen, oas alotte,
Gas Sonntaes bie Wutter geoedt
Woraui iid) aui lilberner Nlatte
Gin tnuipriges 6iibnhen eritredt
SeiB oampien sic Sbiiiieln, oie
Sdale.
Die 8lume Ses 0eines bptGubt;
Wir nebmen gum porlesten Male
Die Speiie, ihofolaoesbeIt
Sod lit bas Wabl nidt beenoet,
Gs folgt nod Ger quite &aiiee,
Der foitli6 9iiite entienbet,
Die Sabne flieBt idallmig lpie
Sd)nee
1iihmitten erbebt iih elm Sudden
Sn frGitige Stiide serlegt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

i
sd, bGtte nod 10 uieles 81
;breiben nad) oen langen Sabrcn
hitteriter grlebniiie iiir ms beioe
Die gmiefeit, Der mir ia nit Rie-
ienihritten entgesengeben, lit lange
senus, Grfabrungen missltaulhen.
Sic lit uniere 6oiinuna unb unier
Croft. Nun uimmt man un'eren
9anosleuten aud oieIeu Croft: Der
geitanS ser firhliben Silfsiteilen
in ;sranfiult a. %. uno Miinhen lit
Ieiibroet, rie id, bon belt unterrid).
teter Seit WeiB. Die fatboliid)en Su-
betenoeutidcn. Die nod in 8enelhS
'Soae linb, iiirhten, baB iie Nun
Stalin ai,sgelieiert peroen - mel.
es feline fetholiide @eltiolioar!tGt
sibt. Nus Heihen6erg, po mir 10
rieIe cemeiniame Sabre uuicres
Erieitert,mS perbrahten. miro mir
herid)tet, oaf man BORT oie init Scr
peiBen NrEbinbe" aus ser Gr5fa-
ralfirhe iaete - bel ser Mufcrlte.
Gungsieier on Sltern. Sn Dem be.
fonnten Wtorianiid)en @aa aiahrtsort
S5ins6ori lit oen 9eutihen ser Be-
it'd ser 8aiilifafird)e iiberbaupt Der.
toten. Taiiir iteat ein 1ifed)e bon
ser 3anSel sic Ierbreden ieiner
9anbsleute als Strafe bon SbriltlS
Ino ser .NutterMaria" bin. sur ie!-
hen 3eit, 100 sic iiini,nlie65ig Gro.
sent fatboliibe 5idlefen int Eager
Mosfaus geIiibrt miro. moriiber itl
mid ia nid)t lpunSere, wenn BON
bcn &anseln NationalisnnlS. nid)t
Gbriitentnm gepreoist miro. Stalin
mahte oen 2elten menigitens nod
Geriperdumacn. Gnglano oenft MIR
On iein emporium, I'M iibriaen mal
Sic y4elt 5um Seuiel gcben. slmeri'
fl bat bis sur StlnSe nibts 81
tieten ais NGorsentbau mmo ieinc!'
.Ylan." @as miro sic Seilislprc'
dung ocs ieligen 0iid)ois Ne,,manl
prn Ybilaoelpbia niiben, penu ons
fatboliihe Nmerifa oa5u lhmcigt
= baB oas Iolf uno oie Seimat oes
g;ihofs, Der urSeutibe 8obmer
palo ausseiilst miro? Dor menisen
@ohen ltano itj am 8rabe 9ilhcl
Ncl,manns in Ybilaoe!pbia. aann't
sir oenfen, mas ib BORT empiano:
Ssf empiaDi oif unS ale 6reunoe
icinem beionberen Sdut. ii
Sod, cine Grinmeruug gum
StIuB, sic mir bai Dem 9tamer
&ainoori tcm. Sd, oenfe an einen
MbclS, Sa cine Spielio,ar Dor Der
9aiilita Sciimanstbals @piterien
ipiel auii;;:srte. ir!o!e aiinltIer Dor
Sem Sal,bureer 9om Gs err
areiit einen bis ins Marf, lpenn Scr
500 ppn Ser S0be oes 1urmes, aus
sen benahbarten Sduiern, aus Den
@ereen ocs Siersebirges rl,It: Sc,
hermann SeSermann Sc
Sermann. @iirSen sic ~0roBen" Die.
ler @elt Sd ruie Die Soten q. :.
Sd, rule oic Seiligen . Sd ruFe
Sic 8angite,. oie Sitler, Die Sta
lin, oie geneid, !. SeSermann -
Iann crit - nid)t mebr IN l.nierer
9ebensseit - tommt ser Gag Der
a0ttlihen @erehtigteit, pon Der Oh
idreiblt, uno ser neile Sltermorgen.
gis oabin boiien mir matchmaker
uno beten iiir chamber.
ssn 5rellc unb 5rellnoidlaft Seln
alter
emmanuel &eihenberger,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

Noiinen brauft feiner su iuhen,
@ir fauen lie it'd uno beipest.
60 iiebit ou, 0 3eit meiner Sinh.
belt,
0tir treu bel,t uno ieIt nod i'm
Sinn,
Sarlm pdre es 1orbeit unb SiiuA
belt,
Sd ihaute niht germ 81 sir BIN.
Sh eB' beut &artoiieln uno &iiben
gur 8aiier itebt aui Dem Gid,
llno penn meine Nugen ertrii6er
sui ireuoloiem SpeiiengemiIh.
0ann trGllm id) ais &inb MIDI
3uriide
llno ieb' zines Siibndens Spal.
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