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Laurel outlook., 1946-05-08
CARD OF THANKS

I take this means of thanking my
many friends and neighbors for
their beautiful cards and the many
favors extended me and my family
during my illness. We appreciate
everything that was done and said.
S. NJ. Cain and family,
Park City, Mont.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22
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SPRING TOPPER

Make it briefl Make it
snappy! A three-quarter
length coat is tops for
spring!
Softly rounded Shout
ders . . a set-in belt that
gathers in a microscopic
waistline and then
gently roun d ed hips.
That's the plot of the
prize-winning short coat
story. The deep-cut dol
man sleeves of this smart
Fashion Frock of the
Week are decorative as
well as functional, for
they bear the seasons
style signature and pro.
vide comfortable room for
"a suit beneath it. A flange
seam outlines the deep
yoke that rounds the
shoulders and highlights
the coat front. And deep
tucks above the set-in belt
round out the top to give
that important bulky look
=
,S Pick a belted shortie for
the smartest all-day long
breeze breaker to top your.
Iwell-rounded wardrobe.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22
By Berthe Nichols

Under the heading of decorative)
jewelry in the modern manner ISL
Oracle Aliens massive bracelet of
palladium and diamonds (pictureds
below =. . gracefully clustered oni
Ia concave disc, the sparkling jewels
ARE repeated with palladium i'm
.semi-circles to form the band. This.
fabulous piece was an anniversary
gift to Oracle from her husba05.i
George Burns. The same sleek.
smartnoss is repeated iu the
ladium caterpillar ehoEer around
her neck.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22

The T formation steps into the
a1946 fashion lineup! Shoulders are
aextended to give exciting width and
TO form the merest bit of cap
lkleeves. And the length of the
Adress falls sraight as a plumb line
hrom the load shoulders.
The liquid lines of rayon faills
hand the rustling whisper of plaid
Itaffeta are combined in this Fash
ion Frock Of the Week. The cap
Tsleeves are winged and slashed
open, and then cut deep into the
srmhole to bare pretty arms. The
seasons lighthearted softness is
found in the shoulder shirring 2
in the shirred peplum that rippIes
In cutaway fashion from the waist
lime. That's a Fashion designers
trick for making your waist look
smaller than ever before. The
eeparara 1T is slim and true to
the I f0ta-tion.s
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22
A PERSONAL LETTER FROM MARIE
Dear Everybody:

Dear Everybody:
I've just got to do some exploding
about my trip to New York CITY.
I'm Just bursting to tell you how a
girl feels when she has Just re-
ceived a big. bronze and mahogany
PLAGUE, to say nothing about the
par given me by my friends at the
PLANTATION Club on Lenox avenue
You don't blame me, do you?
Surprise!
All of this was such a surprise.
for was just going ahead doing
Job when / was suddenly in
formed that the Urban League Of
New York and the National Beauty
';ul'urists Association were giving
W. M award for writing this col
n'1u None Of you readers knew
vlo B was before this citation and
VtS content 10 20 ON writing
Rrai m09Sy. Marie Downing is
~ ame, ana viii always be my
s".H'. even though / d. have
l' BONE. fine husband and
-; az most of You folks DO
: pens ! am licensed cosmet-
s Il; also Ike 10 write There
p. ever been any feature column
I've Information FREE. and II
occurred to me thai maybe
" % &c the job. A year and
) II this WORK. ant what do
. q hiH surprise done up ~ The
= ''rsaa kind az n2ck...". i.ia|
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22

recognition by my friends and
readers.
You've probably read elsewhere
IN your paper about the convention
Of the beauty league i'm New York,
so ! won't bore you with more Of
my story.
Harlem Celebrities Present
You will be interested to know,
however, that among my friends
at the party were Ethel Waters,
Georgette Harvey and Jimmy Rns-
quette. In New York we also NV
many of our other friends. lnclud..lg
Bill Robinson and f.. Simms Cau:p.
bell. All are enscOnced in swank
apartments in Harlem.
You'll excuse me FOR bubn TX
over about it all. won't Won.
promise not to do & aqa'n. Ian
eStIy III get back to .ne I..,cr
OF beauty aud romance IT, n.ts..<t
column fcYontiv hoping T. t r-
other year will tiud you -. ~
interested in the sab r-,> 80. s~
as hope y0u have bc,a C.a.... ;.,~
past rs mW-hs
Most tine "eIl discuss ac-.uos
tens 9n .tn annoying tlI-. N
Wl"ra So escape coed 49, ~
yrJ ii row II yourc il -
ah5 yGn't .I -t.:e
mef ~ Sh9W '"1 Dis Sc
award @nd {. i've c,.rv.ans :
garden spot - fy1v ~
I a. g.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22

National Clothing &C. Dc1s c71
etvh-Ut 8 Ashianf Asa, Cblraro s.. -
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22
~. IATIC MISEVIES?

j. v just dragging yourself
tla.. -e with aches and pains
.. eumatsm arthutis, neu-
lralg:a, DESALGIN TAB
] ELS bring you happy relief.
, he sup ,r prescribed rene
-. med in DESALGIN TAB
-..., as. lfe, effective. Take as di-
..l they MUST help YOU
la. aan--or your money back.
s-.H - MONEY. Just mail your
~o Idress. Pay Postman Sl.25
dvers yor box Of DEsAL-
80 .ETS. o. seau $500 now
N4ln o..., and save Is GEMS. Don't
] ,,,..a is TIM IN needless suffer
J nful hands. AIN. 4ace
.ho.aa back, legs, feet ..atrE
- DESALGIN CO.. Dept. HI
Pr S. ing Ave, Hillside, n. J.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-03-22


r Supreme elegance in iewelled
collars is Dorothy Lamours latest
acquisition a diamond studded
palladium collar fashioned in the
Buster Brown manner with a tiny
bow knot of diamonds in the center.
Something else new in Hollywood
is am idea which Betty Hutton and
Ted BIiskin originated, a style for
matching husband and wife jewell.
~. They We're the center of at.
Traction at the Santa Anita recently
as they proudly displayed their
first selection flexible palla-
ldium wedding rings and Watch-
bands with tiny initials in dia-
monds. We predict this idea viii
Become increasingly popular
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-26
Saturday Last Day
For Applications
Tobacco Insurance

The last day for filing applications
for Federal crop insurance on to-
bacco in Vance county will be April
q, f. w. Workman, chairman, AAA
Committee said today.
Workman urged farmers not 10
let the time slip up on them if they
want to apply for all-ri>k insurance.
Your insurance premium is a
small price to pay for freedom from
crop failure voorhees, the AAA
chairman SAID. And N;'ce coun-
ty is me Of only 10 counties in the
Nation in which farmers a buy
tobacco insurance.
The insurance may be bought at
the local AAA offi-e or through au-
thorized agents. It offers protec-
ton against loss from all unaVoid
able hazards, rcluding drought,
flood, hail, wind, frost, lightning,
fire, excessive rains, snow, Wlldllie,
hurricanes. tornado, inset lntesta-
ton and plant disease.
Two alternate insurance plans are
offered the grower who wants to
make sure of a return on his to-
bacCO crop. lney are ElcIu-qudll'S
and investment insurance.
Workman pointed out that it was
lust as good bushes for a tarmefl
to insure his tobacco crop as 1t Is
TO insure his building or his life. He
said that every year, some iafmel
somewhere loses his crop through
no fault of his own, and it Is plan
common sense for him to prOtcC
himself against that loss.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-26
FIRES AVERAGE 10 ACRES.

Washington = More than half o.
the fires occurring GU protected for
est lands in North Carolina during
1914, burned more than 10 acres
each, according to a survey Just COM
pleted by the American Forest Prod
ucts Industries. Fifty-siX per cent
of the states fires on protected lands
buprned more than 10 arres, the re
port said, with the average fire burn
ing an area of 63.4 acres.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
/. |. Egan Elected 10 Head
Boys Club Of Washington

Thomas L. Egan has been elected
president Of the Boys Club of Wash
ington, succeeding Leo G. May, who
was elected chairman of the board,
1t was announced today.
Mr.. Egan has been vice president
in charge Of the Georgetown branch
He is former president of the
Rotary Club of Washington and
president of the firm of Morris &
Egan, heating engineers.
Other officers of the club, elected
lat meeting Wednesday night at
the Willard Hotel, are George
Cullen, vice president in charge of
the Georgetown branch; Harper
Schimpff, vice president, Eastern
branch; Franklin Steinko, vice pres
ident-at-large; Bruce Baird, treas
urer; James A. Dent, secretary;
Frank M. Gray, assistant secretary,
and r. Aubrey Bogley, counsel.
Elected trustees for three years
are Carter Barron, John Davis, ST.;
John Davis, jr., Maury Nee, Floyd
D. Akers, Guide Gosnell, John j.
English, Charles s. Grant, John
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Special D. {. Aide 10 Help
Disabled Veterans Get Jobs

A special veterans employment
representative has been named here
to see that disabled veterans in the
Washington area are given every
chance to get jobs, it was announced
today.
The new appointee Is John s. st.
Petrie, veteran Of both World Wars,
with the longest record of service
in the District office of the United
States Employment Service.
Mr.. st. Petrie served on a Navy
minesweeper in the World War,
joined the Marine Corps after the
war and, in 1926. was chief signal
oficer on the Byrd Arctic expedition.
He had been with USES since 1880
when he was called to active duty
in the Marine Corps shortly after
the start Of the war.
Mr.. st. Petrie is charged with in
teresting employer groups in dis
abled veterans, finding out what
jobs they can do by breaking down
the physical requirements Of the
work, keeping informed of on-the-
job training opportunities and max
ing sure generally that the disabled
veteran is not overlooked in the re-
conversion period.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
they would nay for 4 hannuet.

they would pay for q banquet.
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, sister
in-law of Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
is chairman Of the Phantom Din
ner Committee.
In appealing for support Of the
phantom dinner and for the House
of Mercy, Deaconess Frances B.
Affieck, who is serving as super
intendent, pointed out that the con-
tinuing influence Of the House Of
Mercy as q corrective social in
fiuence 'lies entirely with the WASH
ington public and It's philanthropic
support OF It,"
The House Of Mercy, which has
expanded It's services since reopen
ing last month, devotes its resources
to the temporary care Of young
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Invitations Mailed
For House Of Mercy
Phantom Dinner

Invitations" were mailed out last
night for the annual phantom din
ner through which the House of
Mercy raises the major part Of its
operation costs.
A standing custom, the
phantom dinner is an imaginary
affair. The guests are those who
contribute to the institution what
Evening star., 1946-02-01

unmarried expectant mothers who
need shelter and help until after
the birth Of their babies and their
re-establishment in society.
Deaconess Afileck emphasized
that the girls who are now seeking
refuge In the House Of Mercy "are
as definitely war casualties as II
they had been injured on the field
Of battle"
Evening star., 1946-02-01
South Africu Wild Too

SALT LAKE CITY R.-The
wild West" doesn't impress Lloyd
Williams, South African newspaper
man. He reported his fellow coun-
trymen are by far a "noisier, tough
er bunch"
why, he said, when the boys
get together in South Africa they
really break up the furniture"
Evening star., 1946-02-01

Bartlett, Carl Burkland and Guy
Harper, jr.
Mr.. May reported the membership
Of the organization will exceed 1000
IN the first quarter OF this year,
which is the highest in the organi-
Zation's history.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Head Messenger for 9
Attorneys General Retires

D. Alexander Wills, colored head
messenger for Attorney General
Tom c. Clark, who has served in a
similar capacity for nine Attorneys
General, yesterday was placed on
the retired list after IS years serv-
ice.
Mr.. Clark presented him with a
purse Of money in recognition Of
his long service, congratulated him
on his duty with the Government
and wished him long years Of hap
piness in retirement.
Evening star., 1946-02-01

In the planned invasion Of Japan,
as revealed by Gen. Marshall, all six
Marine divisions were earmarked for
the assault on the Japanese home
land.
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6,itafien ierHert S3abs
teraus
Wit $500 &ette

Cine Scr 9rimmigiten NingfG.npi,
miro Oomerstag in ser slrcna 5u
ieben ieiu iagt Srsad 8aniou, ,pcnn
'i6 Der iriibere @eltmciItcr Sanoor
S'abo nit Dem Minneiota 9la -Mme-
rirdn lStar Gliii @llltafIou miBt.
2este ISOLDE ftimpiten oieie 5lpei cine
polle Stunoe, o1ne cab elmer oosr
Der an0ere garinnen fonnte uno ser
&onlpi euoete ilnentidieoen. Is ,par
Elm ipunoer6arer &anlpi in be,n man
lpiiierIdaitlife Ringtanpfarbeit ie.
ben fonnte. @anion erbiclt Elm 1ele-
grannm Don Bllitafion's Wana0er,
oaB er einen Sd)et bon $500 binter-
legen tpol1e, bah er S5abo in 2 aus 3
iSaIen in Elm ,tno eilrbalb Stlutoe
idlusen fann ai,lo S5abo fat Die
9erausiorSerung ansenomnlen.
Gs fanpien nod 9arrp Wtoq,,i1l
NIT Sumpins Soc Saboloi io,pie
Dsar 'aral,ier NIT abe Oourilt llno
Cliff Olion nit Maife gaoos. Der
aanlpf beeinl,t nm $3.50 abenos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-12
Hippo>ren,e Gkeater
rSbe @erbiit" besinnt Mitt,uodJ
1S. Iesem6er.

Ger uc,e Slim Ser @arner 9ros.
betitclt rSJa GcrSict" lit ciu gebcim
nlsuoaes 9rana NIT Sponep 8reens
Itreet, Geter 2orre ,lno SSoan 9or,
ring in SitelroIleu. Tas 9ilo banopIt
Iid lnn Sas Sudrn scr Scottlano
Daro IN Sonoon nah einen, Moroer
IN 1890. Gieie Sterne iperben nod
aulteritiist bon 8eorae Goul6uris,
&cialano SpmL Yall Gapanousb,
Irtbur Sbiclos II. a. III. Gic @eihid.
te lit baiiert auT Siracl 3ang.pil' :
v1be 0eroict" lmo 8reenitreet tritt
uui oils Superintendent 8roon,a,
Ser scotlano Oaro, ser als gespiiien
bait l,no uertraulid gait, rnb ieir
l(nterbeamter Goulouris bringt Sc
weis oaB 8rooman idp,lb lit oaB eli,
lniduloiger Mann .geMugt lmroe
8rpSnlan tritt 5lriid lno 0ltlfler
tritt al icine Steue amb nun iolgt,
elm aampi. IS lit ipcrt oieien Slim
sll iehen.
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SmSieite Ghieaee, 1u.
Milold),ueiniagb Hartie.

9lui ebert llno 9. &reitel ,sarm.
7 llbr morgcns aru 81. Nopcmher
Sober Siger lpar al,i ieinem Yoitel
lpie beidloiien iuurbe. 60 siug es
LOB nad) SnNiana. Gs lit gut oaB sic
Sraiiic Cops nift 10 iriib morgens
auf ibren Boiten iino ionlt ner fam
nillcn nas eireu Sann paliiert tpenn
Die lire Slut boren lalien. So ging
cs red)ts talo liifs. 9pgallie betour
cnolicb angclan9t allT Ser asarm. Gs
liGlroc Telrr genlad)t, @ailer beil;,
oas critic jSdlpein ,pilroe bon Sbers
idaer 90. Mattes, bas ,ipeite bon
llnterjaser 0t. Sin5 crIest. go gins
alles flipp, flapp bis a,lf @erpaden.
81 bp galIie SIM bungrp. @a5
fiir einc SSaserei. %. Silr,. Sd, SD
bob elm Seib @rut rno poIiib falto
ibi. go TO it, 90. Sbert1 Yint g. 90.
q Sartman cine IslaiGe @eiw nur
mar Sic Slaidc 81 tlein. Sicraui ipur,
oe perpadt alno 10 enoetc sic Ssago-
Yartie.
slui @ieoerieben Sic S1ser.
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pl6,,e fir cine Hentit,e
Heeieru1te
Gon Qan6rum 0ullina


Berlin. Sic 9almrilter oes oeut
id)en 5rieoensuertrogcs tperocn IT.
genotuann nit Dem Yroblem fertia
peroon niiilen lpelber slrt oit
Gegierllng fem fua, Die ibren Ser
trog id,lieblih lnter5eihnen ica. SSH
Sic Jrage Ser Jfeparationen, lit bieit
ssrage bon elementarer 8eSeutlung
ura lie nulb grregelt .peroelL ooe,
es lriro iiberbaupt feinen ssrieoer
gcbcu.
@is bel,tc ipcidcn sic Goritluat
Der bier 8roBmodtc itorf poneinan
Ser ab, uno sic Iificrensen ,pnroe,
uicNcrlolt ioaur nod o,ligcbauIht
God) niiiiien lie ihlieBlid, ,no irer.
Cen lie ihlieBlid 5uianm1cnfommen
gis babin pertraten lransoien uni
9iu'ien Sic beioen ertremcn Inilt)ten
luellu ol'h sic Nn5cid)cu iid, mebren
ooE oie rriliite Yolitif acgcniibcl
IeutId)lano i'm @anbel begriiien lit
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Fine Celanese Satin woll-gefuellte
Comforter Decken in Blau, Grad 81
zu diesem nicdrigen Preis. Fuel
Weichheit und Waerme.
Daunen und nit Federn gefuellte
Comforter 1896
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ua>elitiete eeecn DemtiR,
.,.#.s. H.. ss -
lonN
lOnN

Waibilraton. 0cu Ginpobnern scr
&ouptitaot miro mlsenblidlib 6as
ieltiame Sd)auipiel aeboten, Sab 5,pei
iiibreloe Miniitericn miteinonoer il,
aonflift 9eraten iinS, ipeil teines bon
ibncn sic anerifaniide Gone 0ertld.
lambs iibcrnebrncn mil-speoer bas
&riegss nod, bas Stoatsamt.
Ser ipirflidye Sintegrlmo oicier
&ontrop"rlc lit Die ssragc, lpie man
bonn &onereb einen &oitanbeitroe
befonlnlcn fann.
Iie Irmee bat ieit Monaten pcr-
iilctt, Sic 2olt bem Stoatss ssIeport-
mcnt ST iibertragcn; bicies mcigert
lid) bartllGdiJ. sic altiGbliNe Gcraut.
lportlibfcit s,t iibcrncbmen. Oic
Sartnddigteit rcs Oeied)tes lit fiirs-
lid bon Staatsietrstir Sames :.
9prnes olgeocltet norHer, ols cr
.cincm 3citllnasreporter antlportetc,
SaB aricgSietrctar &o6ert g. Gottcr-
ion, ,penn iie eilranoer begeguen, jc=
oeslnal bas Sbema llnpcigerlih sllr
Sprad,e brinat.
gprres lagtc, ieir department
fiible t.: nid,t in Scr Gage, oielc
EIlidten 81 iiberncbmen. Gs mcroc
1ortfabrcn IN ,sragcn Oes beiebteu
TelltIchlanos leoigIid oils eir Yort.
ner 5ll f,u'gieren. Ser sic rolitiid1c
Sinie 6eitimnc. @prlles oriicfte Smor
leil bodgItes Sob iiir hie 2cilnnQen
Der 9lrmee aus, id,icu aber iiber Sic
acgenieitigen NaoelIttbe Scr heincn
departments 5iemlih pcrGrgert.
Sic ameritanilte Golitif III
Seutldlano pCrlanat sic 8ereititcl(
lllg groBer @clbn1ittel. Ser 0pnarci
mar bisher nidt geipillt. entiprctbeu-
sc Sumnen III beipiIigcn. Scr &p-
ltellprralNd)las GsS &riegsantcs
tulrbe in Scr lettcn @ongrebliturg
oraltiih gefiir5t. Sm reucn. utt,igr
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Die eeeentp6rtiee Gage
Ser Siebenbiireer
Sahicn
S@Ilrb bon Seite /.

gen Notbs, Mapcrs uno Mnores fris-
deu oie Siebenbiirger Sahicn ober
nub in sen pcridieoeuen anberen rl,.
mdniId)en Yarteien llntcr. Sic ino
Witglieoer Dor allcm in ser SpSiuls
Scmofratiihcn Yartci, nber auf in
Ser fomnnnliitiid)cn, ser liberolcn TO-
tuie IN ser ,ErutllI Elugarilor". Die
3erlplitterung lit alio cine nod nlcs
mails bageipeiene. Gs fommt binSu,
oaB iidb Golfsgcuoiicn bon H,lr1incn
aboptiercu laiien loab lie ibre ga.
tionalitGt oblegcn lmo cine onoere
annebmen, lpos hurd) Sic ciuind)c
Grtldrlrn1 beim @iirNcrmciitcrnnlt
9erl,att peroen fonn). rab lie lit
orotboOor tau len lol1en llno Ntiid)-
chen eingehen. - llno bies ollcs it
oem 9eitreben. iidl irgenopic 9egcn
oie Mabnrbmcn Ser Gntcigmn9 ~
id)iiben. so blicbe ais ein;iacs pGi-
fildes 9oll0erf Sic Stride iibrig, Die
lid) aber IN allen polfild)en @elangen,
bis al,f Sic Ser Sdulle, itarf iuriicf.
hGlt Sic lcbnt ). 9. cine oIii,ieue
getreul,ng Ser ebel1aligcn 9lnaeho
rigen Ser @afien4SS iuric ser i1:D
lilhen 2ageriniaiicn (oic ill;rpiihcn
aber irei ipurSenD ob. Tieie laltlrnQ
miro peritGnoIidl ipeun man neib.
oaB oie Stelllma ser aircbenfiibrllng
ltarf erItiittert lit.
3. Sie biOlugiidJc Scitc Der ,sraac:
Sic miro belcl,d)tct in crItcr 81
nie Sllrd) oaS Teblen ser MGrncr,
oie ieinerseit sur @aTfen=SS, sur
oeutid)en @ebrlnadt lno sur 8
gingen Soferne lie in3spiiten Irei
tpuroen llno nad) Saule fanen. ncr~
Den iie bis 5llm Is. @cbcnaiobrc icit-
genommen lnlo in INSTRUMENTATION
geItedt, Sic in Goblengrl,ben, bcim
Observation-Disclosures lu,o Slllnclhau
belfdftigt lueroen. &ielc gcbcn srics
berbolt ol1rd), nuScre spieOer fouIcn
iid) trei, inrnrerbiu fiibren iie Sas
Scben gehetter S5aieu.
Sic nadr HuBlano heportierten
lnnfnlien BEL WGnnern sic 17-l5-
iabrl9eu, bel Troleu sic is -3OiG1
rigen. gu Sluie beiinocn iid nebr
oSer iueni9er nrr sic &inocr llno Sic
Nlten. Son Ser nnh Hublono O.
pcrtiertcn itarben bis bclt id)Gbuno@~
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peile 1919. Die nad Sallle Gntlalle'
ncn arbeitsunidbig &ranfen laiiell
lid) alngeIGbr nit $500 besiiiern.
1. Die &uuieqnensen:
Sic Gouieqlensen, sic in ein5el.
ncn @ruppeu scr SiebellbiirgerSach.
aus ser ge'hiloerten Gage 5iebell
iino GAM oeriGicocu. Die &irde,,.
ii,brl,ng lehnt nit 81. Sans Sttr
Hotb icoe Grldllterllng ciner ltmiieb.
hing ab. Sic boift auf before 3eitell
pciit Norol,i bin, Nob Sic Sieben.
tiirgcr Sahlcn alld ocn Mongolcn,
Irilrm ioluic oie Siirteulot iiberitan'
Sen battcn, llno lit entihloiieu, ,ntcr
oIlcu llnIitinocu pt bleibeu.
Genlgcgenilber pertritt iel6Il
Mapcr Sen Stnnoulntt, BOB Sic Ser.
bGltniiic INNER llucrtrGglicbcr nm
boiimmaaloicr lpcrOcu, lmo plant
iiir ben SAL, oab feline 9eiierl1ng eiil,
tritt cine llmlieolllng in oie Solpiet,
l,nion. Sie Otchr5nhl Ser Siebenbir-
ger Snhicn 4uii!iclt ,'lpcife!los eiuC
llmlieSlunH Dor ollcm ins Hcict, not,
iona abcr ielbit noh llcbericc. &C.
hcmmt miro lie III ibrcr Gntid,icoe,
belt auein o,lrcb sic Satlad)e, oalI
Sic Scpnrticrten ichlcn, oeren Hiid
tCbr liz porher otYlElrtcn n,ottcn. 3ll
bcocnftn lit babel abcr Dor allcnl, oof
mir Dem ucucn EutcrlauOc cine llmlo
grobcrc @ube mitbrGbten. ic cher Sic
llnliieollug ourdJariiibrt miro, (on
Sic Guteianlmg ocs iddiiiden Ser.
mogena in 9ilmdnieu tuglid) tort
ld)reItct OaB mir nlln belltc 100 ilner
crlpitni ter pGrc als l..orgeu, llno oaG
Gnb iulr nlio hclltc 10 innlcr cr,
miindter uGre ais nDrgeu lmo oaI;
bie Seportierten, lpcnn iie tatidch.
lif) cinnal nah Sauie elltlalicn
mcrOeu iolten, Sen @eg ouh bis
nah SiioNeutiflano ODER iclbil nadl
S,iNamerifn iuuOcu.
Scr Sd)rcibcr oicicr ,3cilcn licbt
uiht mir bell polligen luirtidmitlihen
9illln ionocrlt nlld) Ncn hiologiidlcl
llNtcrAan1 Ser Sicbcr,biirgrr Sot-
leIl. porolts, ioiern lie in 9iuln1uieu
bliebcn Gr tritt cntidieoen fiir ci.
ne m0alid)it raiche llmiicolumg ein.
Sn crItcr Sil,ic natiirli6 fiir einc
llNicoIlng noh Siio- oocr @elt,
Nclltid)lano. Solltc sic llntcrbriu.
gllng Der Sjebenbiirger Sahien in
Oieiem Na!mne ieood) aui lmiibcr,
pinolid)c Sdiricrigteitcn itobeu
oonn nitBtcn lie in cincm ireien SunD