davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
RUSSIA pREssuREs IRAN

More inside information has now leaked out regarding the Iranian dispute, all of it indicating that the Iranian Government was under terrific pressure from Russia.
 The final message from Teheran to Ambassador Ala, asking to with draw Trans dispute from the agen- da, arrived only at noon Monday, just two hours before the Security Council was to meet. It was sent so hastily that 1t was not even coded. Ordinarily it takes a couple of hours to enccde and decode a diplomatic message.
 Meanwhile, the secret has now come out that for a long time, Am- bassador Ala was kept completely in the dark by his Government. When the Security Council first met, three weeks ago, Ala had re- ceived no instructions for l5 days. However, acting completely on his own. he proceeded to place the dis pute before the Council
 Aftelwayd he radioed Teheran
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
RURAL FREE DELIVERY

A good many Alaskans don't even understand what rural free delivery" of mail is but in the States most Americans take it for granted. Some day We hope it can be extended to Alaska. The program has been in effect so long Outside that most Americans can't remember its coming.
 Yet half-century ago farm families either failed to get their mail or travelled to the nearest country postoffice to pick it up.
 It was back in 1897 that the first experiments were carried out along this line Several test routes were established West Virginia The cause of rural free delivery" became national one with Congress- men and Senators from agricultural States taking the lead in advocating it. The National Grange, farm organization persistent in it's efforts to enact the system into law.
 Today there are some 32,los RED routes serving various parts the country It is interesting to note that the coming of automobiles and improved highways reduced rather than increased the routes In 1857 the total was well over 45o00 Carriers serving these sta tions cover more than 100000 miles each day-and that if you're statistcian, will appeal for the dis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

the Latin Americans with Moscow, Ambassador Espinosa started burn ing up the wires.
 He told Francisco Castilla Najera, his predecessor and now Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations, that the reaction tosQuintanilla's piece had been highly unfavorable.
 The American people, he cabled Mexico City, "are astonished and indignant"
 Castillo Najera knows Washing ton too well to be worried. PreSi- dent Avila Camacho, however, ex- pressed concern. So Quintanilla was called home to explain himself. However, contrary to the expecta- tions of Ambassador Espinosa de los Monteros, Quintanilla has sat- isfied the President that he meant no harm and will probably soon re- turn to his post in Washington.
 Pay,off on the feud between the two diplomats is the fact that at many a Washington party, Espin- osa de los Monteros has been in- trcduced to someone only to be greeted with:
 You, the Mexican Ambassador? Why, I thought Luis Quintanilla wasl"
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
20 YEARS AGO TIT FHr EMPIRE
ApRIL 19. 1e26

19,
  N Bank had been
  respectively They committee League MT and Mrs Jerry cashen of Douglas left for sa to visit their 8sf8e.
 enjoyable card given by the Douglas Island Womans improvements Langseh prizes ss44 Brce wife sono the steamer Admiral trip States. Scottish Rite be held in Kehikan They w. Leve Nording Peterson, Lester D. Henderson and Walter B. Heisel little daughter,
  Weather: Highest, 54 lowest, AZ;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC FEUD

Highly placed Mexico City sourc- es reveal that the abrupt recall of Luis Quintanilla, Mexican Ambas- sador to the Pan-American Union, was not the Foreign Offices own idea at all.
 It seems that Felipe Espinosa de los Monteros, Mexico's Ambassador to the U. S., was actually the one who brought about Quintanilla's involuntary trip back to Mexico City.
 When Luis published his nowfa- nous article in the Washington Post, assailing Winston Churchill's Fulton, Mo, speech and limiting darkly that any conflict between the U. s. and Russia might aligl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
TRUMAN'S FIRST ANNIVER-
 SARY CALLER

First White House visitor to con- gratulate President Truman on his first anniversary as Chief Execu- tive was a Republican, freshman Congressrnan James c. Fulton Of Pittsburgh, Pa, Navy lieutenant in the wind-up of the Pacific War.
 The Pennsylvania Congressman called at the White House to dis .cuss surplus property problems, but couldn't resist reminding Truman:
 T am honored to be your first appointment, MT. President, and as a Republican to have the first op- pcrtunity to congratulate you"
 .Thank you very much" replied the President. Tt hasn't been an easy year, but I've done the best l could"
 Tn a chatty mood, Truman in- quired at great length about the Lennsylyania's combat experiences with advance naval bcm5arcnent
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
RED ARMY DIsTRUSTED

Hartman declared that Soviet authorities were worried about the possibility of trouble with dissatis- fled military men, therefore are not giving Red Army officers posi- tions of authority in the civilian government. With few exceptions, he said, returned generals and colonels are not getting good gov ernment jobs, and some are even kept under surveillance by the se- cret police.
 The secret police, according to the Ambassador, remain the most powerful force in Russia today.
 Pointing out that the Russian people are tired and their industry mutilated by the destruction of Nazis armies, Hartman said the Soviet Union offers no war threat for America at this time. However, he urged that the United States keep on it's toes because serious trouble might arise some day
 Hartman was generally hopeful that the Russia of the future Will be better disposed toward getting along with other nations. The pre- sent rules, be said, bear the scars of Czarist persecution-exile to Si- beria, floggings and torture-and the memory of numerous Allied attempts after the last war to smash the Communist government.
 Ut is not hard to undersvand why they are suspicious he ex- plained, when we remember all that has happened in their life timC. Our hope Les Ill tla~ ycuii .er Russians wao will one day lead the Governm nt, Ii they grew up with a ccn. lctlon that America and other nations are friendly to them and net seeing to plunge a knife in the. back, Russia will be real ana irnr3rlant force for worlo peace.
 Hartman expressed the opinior during his ff-the-record talk that Russia today is the most fertile field in the world for educationa Dropaganda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

telling them what he had done and expressing the hope that they not let him down.
 Meanwhile the Russians had picked up his message, broke the Iranian diplomatic code and knew exactly what he had said. That was why Polish Ambassador Lange next day was entirely familiar with the fact that Ala was acting on his own, and without instructions from Teheran.
 The Russians pressured the iran ian Government by threatening Tudeh Communist Party reyolts in the South; also promised that if Premier Ghavam behaved, his pro- perty in the Caspian Sea area would not be touched
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HONE E
 Spinsters and widows are under beneficent aspects that accentuate all their youthful qualities. All women are reminded that age is not matter of years but of thinking Usefulness and youthfulness go hand in hand, for an active, ener- getic mind busy with some worth while endeavor is a goung mind.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 In the retail world it presently will be discovered that an important segment of the nations purchasing power has been dissipated as a re- suit of strikes. Already it has been privately estimated that 80 percent of the total available unemployment insurance has been used up.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 The OPA, favorite target of any and all who are not pleased with the Administration, will be center of a storm of criticism within a short time. Chester Bowles will be openly accused of using the OPA, through control of it's titular head, to promote himself as a Presidential candidate.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Indications are that espionage soon will be a tacitly approved in- Iternational sport. If spies are not actually decorated by the foreign governments on whose soil they are apprehended, at least they will have little fear of being shot. Persons whose birthdate this is rare promised by the stars: A fam | fly experience productive of great satisfaction and happiness.
 Children born today will be en- terprising, energetic, honest anc competent in several spheres of ac- tivity.
 Copyright. 1e46j
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

say should be called impudence" Say APPROVED his mpud 
 MISPRONOUNCED: Caoucaouc frubber n as n syllable.
 Hawaiian the three As the
 threatening.
 WORD STUDY Use three times Let vocabulary mastering word Today word goddess tribuive justice Pronounce first in MEND The pursued him like a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

tance is six times that from the earth to the moon.
 The rural free delivery service costs the nation s1loooo oO0 brings in puny s17OOOOO0 But few will challenge the expenditure when they consider the educational and international value which so great ratio enjoy from it. It should be remembered, too, that the Postoffice Departments overall operations showed profit of almost S5ooOoOOo for the last fiscal year. in spite of salary increases amounting to Sl5n O0n 900
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

units at Luzon. Ordinarily pune tilious clock watcher, he detained young Fulton several minutes over time. Finally, as Fulton left, Tru- man said.
 I'm glad to see young ex-ser- vicemen like yourself in Congress. There's room for more like you-- men who reflect the views of the home folks. Some of the older members of Congress seldom get back to their districts and they don't know what the people want" /"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
MODERN ETIQUETTE RoRrRrA &y 1rE

always supply for a bridge party? dedated deck would the host unsfaven and wearing soled, wrinkled shirt % O. When dating letter, write 12 1946? A. The month April should be spelled in full. @. very a guest o
 A. Yes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
HOOK and LEARN 2. sy c. GORDON

l. What bird lives the longest?
 What follows: all word of tongue pen 
 3. Which Nutmeg saI4 O commonly called ANSWERS:
 l. The parrot years
 9 "The saddest Muller" by Whittier. 3
 4 to
 5 Vooncelo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

pots of the capitalist West" Soviet propagandists claim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19
The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

(continued. from Page OneJ s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-19

Weather: Highest, 54; lowest, AZ; rain.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

2ueiq II.

llniere leste Geriammlune mar
gut beil,ft uno es apuroen foIgenoc
SdapeItern ais Celesatinnen fir Sic
aonucntiun geludblt: Maria Yedert,
Suianna Sart1nann, Glii. Sduliter,
&egina &elp; Matbiloa Sopier al:
Griat. 9tah ser @criammllng ,mur.
oe elm ieines Giien ieruiert. @ir Bit
ten ale, Sic nod nitt jl,m &affce.
partie belangen, iih an5uidNicbeu.
Gie lliidNte Tcriarmluns iinoei
ant 81. slpril itatt. yir bitten Sic
Mi:glieoer, uern nur moglid,, iih
Subeteiilgen oenn es iino lrihtigc
8cid)iftc 5u erleoieen. Nah ser Ser
ianmlllng miro luieoer &affee l,nS
Sud)en Ieruiert pon Sen toleenocn
Shneitern: Maria 9efert, Suianra
1ieincrtb, Iorotbiu 9opsln, Marie
&rah, aatbarina Mrboguit.
Suianua 9feincrtb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
3entid)=8emeinbe. Citcrttlrr

Sn ser Slterpote finoet am Grin
Sonnerstag, IS. Npril, 1880 llbr
dbenos, engliider 8eidltsottesoieuit
uno slbenonlablsfeier itatt.
slnn Gbarireitag, 1870 llbr abeuos,
lit beutif,cr 9eidjtgottesoienlt mi!
an'hlieBeuoer slbellomablsieier.
slm Sitermorsen, 9 llbr porm., II
oeutitcr Seitgottesoienit unb Mbenr.
lnablsfeier. I'm If llbr lit engliihor
5cltsottesoienit nit baraufiolsenoer
Ibenontablsfeier.
Seoe 5amilie hit einselaben nit
uns 81 ieiern, sleihpiel Oh Witgliel
ooer ssreurno.
@ir bitten berslid), BON Sen suge,
it,idten GnDelopes fiir Sitergabel
8ebraud 81 MAIDEN. Saiiet uns III
oanfbarer Grinneriing unierer Gotten
,geoenfen lmo an oem 2ebenbe.1
8armber5igfeit iiben.
Ser5lid)en SitersruB entbieten
alien Mitsliebern uno ssreunben
S. un0 S. $. 0eutihlanOer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

barn. unIcren slnotrypanoten, Sic
uns in Oieier itfiols5eit 10 bili,
reid 5lrr ISeite itanrtn, Gaitor g. e.
Ma'1nentader fiir Sic ipoblgepdbit ten
SrOinporte, Sen NatliuCltrdgern lnl
Dem 3,ucig iiir ic;llt 8ll,melripen.
81 uno Die pronptt aE,sheSabli,nu
ocs Neutrality-suspicious.. Iem Central
Gerbano fir slusbe5ob!ung Ser Scr
iiberlng, iagelt mir uuicccn berSlid).
item Sanf aus.
Sie trallernNcn biHtcrbliebencn
&inocr lmo @atte
Geura Yeren;.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

uno luuroe am l'titnuodl, Oen 10.
Ipril, um ~ lthr Die Itcrblid)e Soiiue
pom .gtattbelps Seihenbein. no er
altfgebabrt .rar,nad) DEM Srclnlaurcr
Senpel. Sit 81. uro Eear! Ctr,
llbcrfiihrt, bon 100 er hin = llbr nad)-
nlittag5 nad) elmer Sruuerfeier nod
Srelnaltrer Hitual uno lutberiihcrn
9rauG inter grpber 9cteiligimg her
Inuenplnotcn, Sanosleuten, Sreun-
Den uno @efanntcn aui DEM 9iio9e-
bill 'Vfeunorial sSrieohpi Sllr lesicn
Hube gctragen. Haitor Sans 6oiiel
ron Der So. Sltb. ct. Spbanrcs Sir.
dye aus GleoelanO lcitete Die Srauers
Icier unb belt Die 2eihenpreOigt in
cngllid)cr rmo beulder Sprnhe. s.
lparen crgreifenoe @orte Sic er an
Tie Sralterperlanlnlllng rid)tetc. Ger
&ird,endor Der ct. Sohanues @c-
nclnoc lang , ergreiienoc Srali,rs
iieoer uno Ercf. u. Nifouus iprad
In Gertretung oes 3wcig 1 bon
Glereloue ia)one 9tadrllI,porte an,
Nrabe.
Ser Gnbingeid)ieoene ipurbe an
). Se5ember 1882 in slrfeoen, Sir.
benbilrgen, geboren unO er5ogen, ilu,
oierte Wtlliif ,,no mar Srganiit ser
slrfeoer airhengelneinoe bis or I'M
Sabr 1906 na6 Mmerifu auslpan-
oerte lno lieB Iih in Neip Cattle, ga,
no ieim gruoer Sobn trobute. nieoer.
,SSn SSabr 1908 reihte er SRI. 0iinnie
Shuiter oie Sano gum Gbebuno, ser
Gin 9liidllder mar. Ginen Gag nnd,
ieiner slnfilnft in SEEM Cattle illd,te
Der 2eiter zines 1beaters einen Yi-
anoipieler, oa iein eleftrildes Hiano
repariert iDlroe uno 8eorg crbielt
Sic slrbeit, Die 5pei Gage oauerte,
lnng genllg Inn i'm 81 iibcr5eugen
Inn ipdter ielblt Elm @anoelbiloe%.
Sbeatergeid,dft 5u Iiibren. I'm oies
5u erreihen CAB er Eianounterrid)t
llno lernte einen Yrojettorapparat
! 5ll betreiben. Gin 9tifelooium ,par
iein erites llnternebmen in Nelp Gait,
le, aber in 1909 itelte Martp 8i-
Tiers IN Sorain i'm al, ietn Sbeater
Star" 81, ieiten. @biter 5ablte ibnl
1913 sic Wod,e, mas ibn bered)tigte
Seiter, Sperateur, Gintrittsfarten-
Ibnebmer ,tno ale anoeren Arbeite,t
5u tun. Spdter faufte Sd,enfer oas
1beater bon @biters fir $3.50. 90.
Gs foItete nidt uiel ban,als elm 3gea=
ter gu betreiben-,ingefdbr $50 o;e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Getcrancn Wantett uuo San,

S;c 3iueige II uno II uerunital-
ten ON II. Mai 5u GErcn ,miercr
SGblH lmo SDd,ter, 81, ii;r um'er uno
ibr 0aterlano getlnpi; hobeu ell
@anfett perblnoc mil canj Nile
Safien bon Canton li,s ber5llh ein-
gclaocn an oieiem 0eit te'5;linsbmen
slue iperoen einigt it,in, Sturocn
perlcbcn.
Gas 0cItfonlitce miro allcs auis
bette porbcreitcn uno cue gut beoie-
nen. Sas Hrogramn ian9t az, Gad)-
mittaa an unO oauert bis SIC Sdhne
trGben.
slue Ytitglieber ulo aud, Nit)t-
Witglieber sic al oieem 9anfett tell
ncbmen lpoQen, lperoeN erinti,t lid,
bis lpGteitens 1. Mai drjunleloen,
bamit Oas &omitee lpeiG iiir lpie tirle
es iid) porbereitcn iol. Tieicnlgsn,
oie iif nid,t amneloeu f0nnen an oic-
lem sseit nift teilncbmen. slrnlcl,
onngen nebmen entgegen: Sdrpeltern
Martin &elp, 1864, Maria 9edert.
29013, tsr. Ntidjael ShotidL 3SO63
uno 6r. Serman Sartman, 2-5337
&onlmt ale unN laliet llns nit rnlc.
rem &inoerr slian,meu einc quite 3eit
bnben.
9llle Soloaten iperoen erillbt ibrc
genalre Mbreiie Ser Sdtreiter Selcn
Hotb, 1880 0fapIe slpe., q. e., Su.
fomnten su luiien. balnit oie Gii,la-
ounssfarten ieoem 5ugeid,idt iperoen
fonnen. Yrosranm miro ipGter Der
oficntliIt. Ias &onitec.
per Mid)ael Sepuer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Ter id,onite Sas fir. nnicrc
Siebeubiiraer Sad,Icn

9ott mar NIT uns ulto bat es unc
mo9lid) genaf]t nod einnlal eilte
GonpentloI 5u planen lmb Spar all
81. Mai IN Glepelnno @eIt. Ser
3reig 1 bat ifon 300 Mitelieoer IN.
aomiteeoierit, iiir teoe slnioroerll,ig
lit seior9t Sleiid), 3uder lno But
ter mllb berbelgeholt ,peroen. Sas
getnufte ODER maize 9tabrungsmitiel
lit auh ifou beiorgt. God ems niht?
gs iperoen in Glepelano 5ur ielben
Belt etlid,e auoere groBe Eeriamnl.
luraen nbgebalten unO no iollen l,!1-
Iere 8aite uno elegateu ule lhlafen?
Sa iebe Yerion elm gett braudt I'M
ausaurilben. oamit man am ndhiten
Gag flar uno Idnrf 0enfen fdnn, 10
iino mir Glepelanoer Safien ihon
jett alt Der arbeit es nloslih 5i me-.
fen uniere 8aite alfs bette ein5u.
auartieran. Nir bitten Sic ale iid
I'M &orolts anSiimeioen, tSamit es
uns mDglih lit, lie priuat ein5uqilar-
tieren. Son bellie an bis su GSepiem-
Der lit es nidJt moglib Elm 9otel5in
nler su baben. 8itte glauben Sic uns
bas, mir baben oie grfabruig. Iele.
gaten na6 @aite mogen iid) annlel.
ben bei 9einie Sf)inSler, 1885 @eit
"a. Ctr, ooer Sans Steiner, 424S
@elt 80. Str, Glepe(ano 8, Sbio.
Bis gum 90. Mai lollten alle sln-
aneloungen einlaliien, oie crit ange-
lneloeten erbalten bas bette 8ett.
Eas ginquartierunss- -aomitee
0ran Sobanna Sdwar0
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Odnfidouno
Tic tiefbetriibte Satin bon
8cpra Sd,cnfer


8corg Sd,cnfcr
Iagt in ionoerem Cant: Serrn Yiacs
rer ssoiiel fiir Die einbrutspcle Sci,
helNrebe, Den S1ngerinncn ser ct.
rSobannes GemeinSe fir ibre riibrcn,
Den Srauergeldll9e, Serrn u. Nifo-
laus mir oen I'M Namen oes 3pela
| geIprod)ener, tieiempfllnoenen
NaGrlf, ocn Waions Ser 8aitpn y
Alien Slue Sooge BON Sefepooo, Ser
Sbeffielo Soge BON Sprain, III aoran
Semple pi Sbrine fiirs feierlihe Sc
remonlel, oen SerlpanOten UNI
Ireunocn bon 2oruin, Glcpelanh nnf
ausipurts iiir ben biifreifen 9ei
ltano, ben pielen Vlumenlpenoeri
unb SeibenSugteilnebmern, uno oen
3'peig 1 fiir aus5ablung oes Sterbs
geIoes uno Dem Central Gerbano iiil
prompte slus5ablung Ser Seriids
rung iage ib ~Seeelts Gll6 8ott'
fiir aae bie'e 8ereiie Ser Siebe
aftlng uno 6reunoifnft iprebe id
aud) mir oen in @ott Gntidlafenc,
uielen Cant aus. !
Ninnie Sd)enfer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

@ofe einidIiebtib 5ilmn,ieie, GIa=
fate, Grprebfoiten. an5eisen. gr rar
erfolgreib unS crganiiierte .eine5eiI-
baberid)cit NIT sIuauit Sig, bamals
eiu Gleftrifer uno iett Gisentiimcr
bcs Chic Sbeater in 9orain. Gintritt
Dar Samals 8 Gent. Gle Slime lpur.
Ben biiuo 5ugcid)itt. MIR .renn tie
sic &onne alfmahten lpllbtell lie tpas
fiir Elm 9ilS lie Seigen iollteu. Sie
tuuIten licbeu 5heater. @ouoerlauO
bon Mar 9e'folpidh ictt Sigentiimec
Don eilcn Glepelunoer Girc,,it. 9uu,
touiten lie rYcarl" iln 1913, v9roae.
lpnp" 1915, yTreamloro" 1916, uro
Damn ld)ucu a,licinancer oas Chi
ra", yEarf" llno yStanoaro", allc
in 2prail. Sm Sabre 1922 grief
Sd,enfer liter ms Glepelnnber iSelo
uno fol,Ite ySbc Superior, belt es
lang ac,lug I'M $1,000 cil'Sulegeu.
Cine 3eitlung betrieb er in Glepe.
lano cine fleine Maid)inenfabrif. Gr
pcrfaufte ieinen Sbeaterteil bis cr iid,
ganS bonn 8cid)ift Dor Sabresfrilt
lpeucn &ruufhcit ,llriif,pa.
Gr par eiu 81. 8rao iSreinaurrr
lnpS Wtitelico Ser 8alton . slucn
ei:tc SoSae bon Safelpoob, Scr Sbei=
fielo Jrcimaurer Soge opu Sorain,
Soroin Gplntp Scottiib Mite uno oes
III &oram Senlple Ser Sd)reiner IN
Glepelano; por Mitglieb Der Ct.
Sobanrcs Stride, Goop Gpnb, bcs
Griten 2. g. &ranfen llnterlt. -Ger.
ciu ;3spcig 1 oes Central GerbanSes.
gr oiente als Sireftor bes 2orain
Grd)ange Club, .uar Srdiioent Ser
Soutb @orain 9lliineb sliicciatiu.l
uuo Afitglieo oes Teritp Club Of
slmerica, eir Gerein ser Wairoelbi!.
ser SDeater. Gr lrnr in 2orain elm
tGti9er, irellnolidIer 1no gutmiiiigcr
@eid)1itsnann, ein gutter ssre,no,
luar beliebt bel alien oie i'm tam,ten,
Nas 6eluies Scr Berg bon 8lumen ,uo
olc grobe @eteiliglng am 9esrGbuis.
Gs trduern INN Sen Sabingeld,ie.
henen edIten treuen Suhien ieine
iicitralernoe @attin IHimie Sdcn-
fer, eine Sdapeiter Mnna Sesner iamt
,samilie in slrteoen, Siebeubiirgcn,
elm 9teiie 8eorg 2esner iamt sSamilis
llpo eiu Sdlpager Yroi. u. Sdulter
Iant ,samilie IN Gleuelano, loapic Elm
8eiblpiiterfino Nartin Sdenfer, IN
Sorain, =, uno oiele 6rellnbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
st. Subaumes Gp. Gntb. Stride.
Sitcrauttc&bicmit=Sronnna.

Gent der 8pttesoienit nit beili
gem slbenonlabl Trclta9, nm :3U
llbr uhtnEs.
GnglilCIer Otter 8pttesbicnlt Sun.
riIe Serpice" 1Sountag nm : 80 l(hr
nloreells rno eritcr 9I5enHr,ahls
gang Ser &onfirmanoen.
Selltidrer 6ottcsoienit nm 10 l(Dr
pprlnittags nit 9lbcnonnhl.
9!llc &plfs= unh 8luubensOcnpi'eij
lino berilid) elngelnocn nu Den Got
tcsoicniten teilSulwhncll.
Ser &irhenrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

6ud)seitsid,amer

Gin groBes Sdauer ipuroe an
18. Mdra I'M Mmtriean Club &oule
BON 5reunSinnen Ser 1amilie Nnoy
Bobm nno Wsife Sal,b peranltaltct
fiir Gatbin B0bm. Nile Jreunoe Ser
Jamilie tparen alii ginlaouns er-
it)ienen fir 0as 5ufiinftige &eim BON
Satbrin 80bm nno Bob 1aub ibr
Sherflein bei5utragen. Mae Glide
aparen balls beiebt uno Sic yreunoin-
men trllgen allerbarb quite Speiiea
auf; aud beingebufene Sudden ea6s
in JiiQe. Ger grobe Sdym,erfuhen
trar bon Dinfels 8Gderei aeid)enft,
apo Bob dotpie iein 8ater Waifa,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Saub id)on piele Sabre arbelten.

Saub it)on piele Sabre arbelten.
9tadI Dem Giien offnete Gatbrin
all oie Eafete ulo Bob mar ibr iebr
bebilflih. Soficntlih bleibt er oldl
in 3uflmit itets 10 ullIanerfiam uno
bebilflid,. Gatbrin frelte iid) iebr
iiber all oie idJonen @eidenfe. 8ciNe
oanften allen ImpeIenoen iiir ibr Or
lheine,, uno fir ali sic i6onen laH
niitliden 8eidyente. Sic Srm,ung
oes 9ralltpaares finoet mu Cams.
tag, Sen o. Mpril, in ser ct. Yau.
llts &ird)e an 1855 Spmer ct. itatt
Wir lpiillihen Dem Yuur piel @liif.
Sppbie Sllrb. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

7 -T-r.IDJ
3Wcia |.

slllen !Fitglieocrn 5ir gefGlincl;
gtadridjt, ba6 ln'erc nldJlte Ser.
lantnl,lng ,sreitug, Sen 10. spril.
8 llbr abenos lta1tfinoet. Sn Sie'er
Gerla!rallung miro nllber Ben regel-
ndBigen 8eid)Iften auh Der piertrl
jiibrige Sinan5beritDt BON Sen 9ean.
fen oerlelen iperoen.
Sic Mitglieocr tperoen crIudt
piinftlid, ompeIeno 81 icin. Splds
9titslieSer Sic nit ibren 3ablllngcr;
i'm HiidItano iiuo, iolIen lif ii, ihren,
eisenen Sntereiie autIteheno MAIDEN.
@nl. Stuitcr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
3meia 10.

Die .Mitglieoer bes 3lpeie 10 mers
BEN aufmerfum gemaft. baB Sic
monatlid,e Nerianmla,ng Gonnersz
tag, oen 25. slpril, ltattfinoet. Nadl
Ger 8eriammll,ng miro ein &arten-
ipiel beraritaltet. MQe WitglieSer
,peroen eriuht lib oarun su beteili-
gen. @ir laoen aae 3ipeigOereine cir
uns al bieiem Mbeno nit ibrem @e-
iuh ~ beebren. Oas &omitee miro
ourh &artet perltGnSigt uno es miro
ertpartet, oaB ieoes feline Hflidt tut
gliiabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.