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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-27
syran 9. M., ga. =

@enn Sic Dem glusfunftsmann
Deripre6en, ale sbre Gopfe llno
Sldldden nit Sautperidonerungs.
mitteln in Die Mldfanne gu tperfen,
miro er Sbnen Elm einfabes, itatiir-
lides uno billiges SautperIhone-
rungsmittel perraten, lpel1es aud
bel Ser empfinblibiten Saut ber-
menobar lit. Sic menlhlihe @ant lit
oas eroBte Reinigltnesmittel oes
aorpers. 9lne 9lugenblife nno un-
aufborlih berbunitet ourh bie Noren,
ourd Miaionen fleiner 8efoBe, auf
etne ui1pabrnebmbare @eiIe, eine
Wenge abgeniibter, perbraudter, ber-
oorbener Stoffe uno giftiger Stoffe.
Gieie &bionoerung burd Die 8oren
lit NIT inherent 2egen ltno 8lnt-
umlauf i,nsertrennlib perbunben,
uno ourd Die Sanptporen Der 9out
miro unIerm &orper BEL peitem ber
groBte Seil ales 8eroorbenen entso>
gen. Garaus ergi6t lid, bob, ipenn
bieie Boren perItopft, lblaff nno I'M
totig itno, sic inneren stoffe uno
Sdfte nidt aus Dem &orper entfernt
neroen fonnen. 3ie notipenoige Sol
gesilt &ronfbeit. Garaus lit Ieiht er-
iidtli6, 1pesbalb unier aorper tag=
lid Waidungen oerlangt. Die Sout
atmet unb Sautatmnng e1ttlaItet
2ungenatmung. 8ei oen t1glihen
@aibungen aber miro BEL ben mel
item Wtenl6en etlpas lebr 8i6tiges
iiberieben uno perabldunt. @enn
man nit SEIZE ooer nod itarferen
Heinigungsmttteln oie Saut oblp1lft,
entfernt man oas nutiirlibe l,no Der
Sallt 10 notnenoige Sautfett, Dos
Der 4orper beltanoig 5u ieinem
S6ube proou5iert. Die Saut Der
liert ibre @ei6meioigfeit, miro ipro=
De, riiiig, faltig uno ldiist auh ben
&orper ni6t mebr 10 gut gegen @it-
terungseinfliiiie. 8ir fonnen nun
leioer in Ser i6muserfiiaten 2uft Der
8roBItaot unb BEL jtaubiger Mrbeit
ouf Die eriinolide &einigung nit
8aiier uno Seife nibt ber5ibten.
@ir fonnen uno miiilen baber einen
ausglei6 i6affen, ipenn mir geluno
bleiben lpollen. llno oas geIhiebt,
menn mir oas ent5ogene 6autfett
our6 idiisenbes uno nabrenbes Del
eriesen. Seoer fann iib obne gro
ben slufmano bon 3eit uno Gelb bie=
ien 8eiunbbeits- r2urus" leilten. 8ie-
le Meni6en, Die oas 8ort 0len bo.
ren, oenten gleid poa gntieben an
fettgeolte geger, bie it6 geraoe gu
einem Diloen &riegstan5 geldmiidt
baben uno 1penig Riidiid)t auf lire
8aide nebmen miiiien. Die ganse
Sro5eour lit iebr einfah unb barm-
los fir Bic 8dide. 6iinf Nsinutth
tdglih ODER nenigitens 5tpeimal Die
@o6e geniigen. Na6 ieoer @an5ma-
idung bes 4orpers, Die obenos iparm
uno morgens fiibl lein iollte, ie nod
Ser gmpfinoli6feit oes &orpers uno
Ser geerpen, perteilt man in beioen
Sdnoen einige Sropfen Sautbele-
bungsol. Gin leidtes ginnaliieren
beginnt bel ben 6iiBen, gebt iiber bic
Inter uno Sberidenfel INNER nad
lbem Ser5en 5u. Ser 8auh unb Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-27

bren 0aB Gmar &rone Duroe n Ill
H. Srau br In Stima gegebnes fegebt Die aten Gia ib
gpfen bolte beoor 3u ipdt sleidpertis ben
Ii
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-27
OFT Isl, !! !nehr as sia
AbfihrmitteI noitig

wenn Sic irSitisTt
oder nsrv6s sind
u a d an x OPT
schmerzen, Ca aes
Blihungen, " . -
dauungsst6ruMg
und Appetitlosag-
keit leiden, weiche
allie auf funktio-
male Hartisibiaksa
xuruck xufuhEsn
sein rn6gen - be.
sorgen Sic sich
Forni's AlpenkrSu.
ter -- die zetter-
prob to Magentk.
tigkeat anregey1de
Medixin. EnthSIt
l8 der Natur eiSe-
mem rnedixinischen
Wurzeln. Krautern
und Pflanxssa. Vor.
sicht: Muir xu &c.
brauchen vile ange.
wiesen. Sanft und
rnilde brinst AL.
penkrkuter TRACE
DSrnne gum Arbei.
ten und hiift yer.
hRrtets Abfall-
stoffs auszuschei-
den. die d u r c b
HartleibiEkeit ver.
ursachten Case IN
vertreiben und gibt
dem Magen das
Cefdhi Won Wsrrne.
Seien Sic wcise-ge
komfort, indern 81
darn. ReRor0Afl Sic
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
The Evolution Of Charity

Segal Daily the evolution of
Jewish charity the small European town. the gver was In
recipient charity. Even when
Intermediates, dgniaries of the community the gver
contribution would be the
travelling
Brides people whose houses
authors without publish
collector,
then Contemporary collectors high
executives receiving salaries larger than those
of many well Is this charity? Am to
contribute towards maintenance of large bureaucracy?
the contemporary bureaucracy" highly efficient and
public utility degrading the ndd
time giving it systemaized involving the cOlec-
ton distribution Millions replacing obsolete
which constructive relief goba basis involving the transfer and
Jewish philanthropy
cOmpshes aims which charity had dreamed Of There the
danger converting the raising macn-
devel
attitude relief because of his
inability budget These figures
should explained all expenditures should be with
in and good TASTE BERNARD Lerner)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14

quit prOcrastinating." 1t implies
that the art of prOcrastinatiOn was
pretty well developed even in an
cient times. There is a story a
bout the Jews which relates how
on ROsh Hashana we chant in the
Synagogue: "Next year we may
be in Jerusalem" Thus we are
always putting our own deliver
ance off half year.
Solom Schrechter once remark
ed on the similarity in the charac-
tiers of Hillel and Lincoln. AS a
young man, Hillel was a woodchop-
per, where Lincoln was a rail
splitter. Lincoln and Hillel were
both conspicuous for the essential
humanitarianism of their philoso-
phies, and both, I might add, SEEM
ed to like to express an idea pith-
lily.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14

The first lady of the theatre,
Miss Helen Hayes, will officially
launch the campaign to raise ST.
100000 for a much-needed hos
pital in Palestine, when she acts
as hostess to many of New York's
notables at Louis Sherry's on Sun
day, February 10th. The affair
is in behalf of the National Sick
Fund of Palestine (Kupat Cholim
Leumith).
The American Committee in
cludes many prominent Americans
among it's members, some of
whom are: New York Commits
sioner of Health, DR.. Israel Vein
stein; New York Commissioner
of Hospitals, DR.. Edward N. Bern
ecker; Col. Charles e. Keegan,
former Military Governor of Ba-
varia; Samuel Markle, President,
New York Metropolitan Council
of B'nai Birth; United States
Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Col
orado; Jacob S. Spiro, Commander
New York State Department OF
the Jewish War Veterans of the
U. S. and many others.
Headquarters of the American
Committee for the National Sick
Fund of Palestine are located at
113 West And Street, New York
City.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
nv DAVID SHWARTZ
downright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.

(CODYr1gnL, 1911 JOWA0A AOAO
graphic Agency, Inc.
The well known author, Robert
Graves. in an article in the New
York Herald Tribune explaining
tis rather sensationalistic novel
DKing Jesus, remarks on the fact
that Hillel anticipated much which
was to be credited later to the
founder of Christianity.
For the most part Christian stu
dents have almost completely ig-
nored HilIel. Perhaps the most
moted sentence in civilization is
that embodying the Golden Rule.
The question is who is entitled to
the copyright privileges and roy
aIties for this. The royalties to
date should be enormous.
The story the Talmud tells us
that heather came to Hillel and
asked him for a concise definition
Of Judaism, while he was stand
ing on one foot"
And Hillel replied, so the Tai
mud tells us, "What is hateful I'M
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
The Author Of the Golden Rule

to thee do not unto thy neighbor.
This is the whole law. All the rest
is commentary"
The Jewish Encyclopedia, I
think, must be entirely right when
it says that this answer of Hillel
was known in all Jerusalem and
had it's effect on Christianity.
There can be little doubt that from
it stemmed the Golden Rule of the
New Testament. Hillel was the or
iginal author.
The entire story of Hilleps life
and philosophy was kind Oh
commentary" to his main rule.
Thus, it was Hillel who also said,
"Be Of the disciples of Aaron, low
ing peace and pursuing peace, low
ing your fellow men and drawing
them closer to the Torah."
If Hillel was an idealist, he was
also practical man. For it was
Hillel who also said: eff I am not
for myself, who is for me-" It is
a fact that there are many people
who are not for themselves, peo-
pie who are kinder to others than
to themselves, people who will
fight for the rights Of other peo-
pie, when they will lay down in
the struggle for their own just
dues.
There are people too who can
utter fine idealistic sentiments but
who do not embOdy their own
teachings. HiIIeI was one who
could do both. His own life was
of the peaceful and loving type
which he preached.
There is the famous story of
the two men who wagered that
they could cause Hillel to lose his
temper. They piled him with
questions designed to annoy him
and resorted to insults, but Hillel
remained as calm as a spring day.
Perhaps at bottom this offers the
key to his entire personality and
teachings. He was at peace with
himself, and when one is at peace
with himself, he will be more likely
to be at peace with the entire
world. Something of this helps to
explain the anti-Semite. A recent
study by psychologist shows very
definitely that the rabid anti-Sem-
ties are always frustrated people.
They are really anti-themselves.
One of the often quoted sayings
of HiIlel is eff not now, when"
which means to say, Brother,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03
Maryland Senate Gets
Second Newspaper Man
In Wallace III. White

When Wallace H. White, of Sa-
lisbury, took the oath of office as
State Senator from Wicomico
County at IL high noon, July 80,
at the desk of Governor Lane, in
the Governors suite in the Dawson
Building, he was the second news
paper man to sit in the Senate. The
other is Paul G. (Pete) Stromberg,
publisher of the Ellicctt City
Times, Howard County, and a
string of other Maryland papers.
Joseph R. Byrpes, president of
the Senate, administered the oath.
A number of State officials and
friends Of Senator White attended.
Among the officials present were
James j. Lacy, State Comptroller,
Hooper S. Miles, State Treasurer,
j. Willard Tawes, former State
Comptroller now State Bank Com
missioner, DR.. Horace L. Flack, De-
partment of Legislative Reference,
State Senator Frank j. Bauer of
Baltimore City, Walter E. Ken
needy, chief of the Retail Sales Tax
Division of the lComptrolIer's Of
flee and Archie F. Jones, vice
president of the Salisbury Advert
User, of which Senator White is the
managing editor.
The Senator was nominated by
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Wicomico county on June
A and was appointed by Governor
Lane the following day. He sue
ceeds to the vacancy created by the
resignation of William w. Travers,
a Salisbury attorney, who has been
appointed to the State Tax Com
mission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03
Sharp Drop Noted In
MARYLAND Forest Fires

An exceedingly sharp drop in the
number of forest fires in Maryland
during the spring season just past
is announced by State Forester H.
c. Buckingham. AS contrasted
with $40 fires in the spring of
1916 which burned over a total
area of 6,732 acres, this year saw a
Statewide total of only 331 fires
and burned area of 1872 acres.
When set against a total of 2,700,-
900 acres in Maryland classified as
woodland, the latter figure rep
resents less than one one-hun-
dredth per cent of the States
wooded area.
The fire record established this
year by the Department Of State
Forests and Parks, Mr.. Bucking-
ham said, is due to highly train
ed field personnel, to modern
equipment designed for fire .detec-
ton and suppression and to the
Departments year-round campaign
in fire prevention. Eternal vigil
lence and quick action in emer-
c-H~"i~- NJ buckingham contends,
are needed to protect the States
privately owned timberlands from
serious damage. Given the person.
mel and equipment fires can be
held to a minimum and the interest
of timber owners served according
". To the extent that safeguards
against fire are lacking, Mr.
Buckingham points out, the dam
age toll must increase in proper.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03
BIZ Julien H. Harvey
Managing Director, National Con-
servGtion Bureau

While thousands of persons an
nually lose their lives on the ma
tons streets and highways, a Curl
ously apathetic public continues to
go its way, probably wondering
what is the real cause for our high
toll of traffic deaths, but never get
ting much further than the won
dering stage.
If the truth were known, every
driver and pedestrian would real
ize that he or she holds the secret
to the cause or prevention of traf-
fic accidents. The secret is the indi-
vidual attitude of the driver or Pc
Gestrian toward accidents and to-
ward general courtesy on the road.
If the attitude is bad, then acct
dental deaths and injuries increase.
If the attitude improves and the
individual becomes more careful
and courteous on the road, then
thousands of lives can be saved.
Unfortunately, the problem of
poor public attitude toward acct
dents-which may also be termed
carelessress-is problem that has
to be solved by each single individ-
ual. 1t cannot be completely solved
by mass hypnotism, regulation, or
any other general devise. All the
efforts of today's safety and traffic
experts in the three Els of traffic
safety - Education, Enforcement,
Engineering-are simply means by
which poor attitude and careless
ness on the part of the Individual
are minimized. In the final analy-
sis, each Individual must do his or
her part if our national traffic
death toll is to be wiped out.
For example, all the education,
enforcement and engineering we
can muster will be of little avail if
the individual driver persists in the
attitude that the spectre of acct
dents will not touch him and lae can
indulge in excessive speed and
reckless driving.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03

There is no other investment
hkeU. S. Savings Bonds. They are
as safe as the nation itself. Each
three dollars invested win be worth
four dollars in ten years. And any
time you need cash, the Bonds can
Pc turned in without loss. The
pond-a-Month Plan is the best way
70 save, and You win hardly miss
the money. y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03

The Bond-a-Month Plan is now
and it's designed for profess
sional and business people who are
their own bosses and not on any
regular payroll! It's simply an ar
rangement between the Bank and
you the Bank buys Bond a
month for you delivers it to
you charges it to your check
ing account!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03

A moron is an individual who
relies upon somebody else to tell
him what is the right thing to D..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03

Improved air safety held pos
sible amid inherent hazards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-03

Canada to study Newfoundlan
bid to join, the Dominion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10

net bat aber cs beitebt jebt ipcoer
r!o9lid lit. 0tilit1riadleute ibiloer,
ten Oie Gage nie io!gt:
Minoeitens orci lfonate tpiiroen
rotpenois iein, nm Die 100000
ollagebiloetcn Geteruncll pelhe Ole
Ntilitdrbeboroen Don irgenomelhem
Mert Daltcn, 81 benadriGtigen,
5u rcgiltrieren uno lpieoer llllter nis
litlriIde Suriaoiftiun 81 bringen.
Tarnad) miiroen nphmals led)s
Wonnte uergebcn. ebe hie erlten
&ioiuiiionen aufseiteat, neu aus
glbiIret uno ms 6elo geibidt per-
0en fOunten.
llno Dies ulles. ol,.pohl Die Yl1ne
iin einen ehunigen 5ufiinitisen ~
Sap" cine totdle &opfitGrtc BON l..
100000 Mnnn iiir Oicicn Sag Dor.
icben. SHie Srllppeuitdrfc ltebt ae.
Genmlrtia iur Gcrliiglms uno miro
III 3uflnit nod uicl idlmider iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10
Deutsche Lehrer fuer
Gefongene in Fronkreich


ctcr nillens lino. iid iibcrsel,aen 81
loiien. als oie .eriine @ruppe." s(ar
Nieic Sd)iiler lino Soooten bis su'
ltnhrafii5ier. Siii,iere iinS ausge.
ifloiieu. Tie Shiiler ,pllrocn bintcr
Stod)alorobt 9ebalten.
Iie bielige Shule puroc crit uu,
). Ses. 1916 eineerihtet, oo Die
ucilten ariessaeianeenen porbcr au'
Sen Ielocr,,, beim @iencrauibou umN
IN 2agerbauiern arbeiteten. 9lui
@runo Ser amerifaniihen ,Sorae.
ring, Sni; sic oeutihen &rie9sgeion
ssnen bis slblali oieies SahreS irei.
ae;oiien lueroen iclcn muroe eint
@eiflauni9llna ocs llmersiebnnas
ErogrammS uoreeIeheu.
Sic oeutid,en Yroieiloren. Sic fiG
l,nterricbhten. lina ieibIt ariessac.
longene, ober ols .rciBe" floiiiii,
scirt. Die Gisfuiiioncn lperocn an
oen SpeiictiIhen ourhgciiibrt.
Gin 9cobad,tcr hemerftc: .,srorr,
l:onn horte eiirig SIT. Sc) priiie ibrr
afienen aIi 3cid'cn bon Sansmcil'
Sebldiriafeit ooer Srcnie. Sd iono
nid)t oerglcidlen. Sieic 2cute ortci,
tcten cntid,ieben nit ernltcn Strr-
ben"
,Gicle nicier @ciougcnen Sd)iiIcr
hottrn nidlts unheres gcfonnt, uls
Has Observation-Disclosures Meaimc
Nnn lernten lie uon bel,tic,en Grn.
'rilorcm oob Ser perubiiete Mill,
iurism,ls mo oic notionaliciialiiti
Idlc Soeolooie sic llrInhcn oes ocut,
idcn 3ulamnenbrudls morcn, ooG
Sic Naii-Softrinc oui 9iigcu nm
Sahiltd)t fllBte, bab Die Modr.
Soce 9eutid)lono nicmols etmos an.
ceres bringcn ,piiroe ais cine ncllr
aotaltropbe."
Sic IA Eroieliorcn M1nner
i'm sllter non 90 bis 45 Sabrcn ---
narcu mIrihti0 lrjiislih ihrcr 9lui,
0atr.
Sohen Sbre Sdiiler oen Gimourd,
rab SIC fiir Die ssrou5oicn urbei
lcn", murSen lie geIragt.
r@csbolb"? ontlportete elmer
,.SSir trciku feline proiransoiiihc
Eropaeanoa. gSir legen ibuen nur
l,ale, CUTE Teutihe 81 bleiben. @i:
:uouen mir oas 9oie ieitltellen, oas
Sitter unierem Golfe tat GntnaSiii-
;icrnng lit cine 9luisabe. Sic mir
iplblt, lnter rns erIiillen miiiien. Gs
i;anoelt iif oa6ei pon uornbereir
nm cine Scutihe Sahe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10

teE. ioHrn es iit Sabei .un ;ueniser
ais TO- HfunO Heinn1etalls nabrenb
eincs aale,,aprn,onots Ganoeli. @6pn,
iouci;ia seltsn iie hiniidtIid) celpii,
icr Grseugniiie mie feramiiher Yro,
O.fte, @las, pbotographiid)en 0,a-
3c,:gniile oieier slrt biirien i'm Can
SC obne 2i5en5 lpeitdreeltltet ,per-
Sen. a6er es beoari Ser Genebmi.
erng. irse,lb,pel6e Nrtifel, 81 sr-
prrtieren, Die Uranium ooer 5go-
ri,,m puibalten. g
Gle aommiiiion Gure.ta. lie boiic.
9ijensen .in elmer &siie ,,:eilen 81,
tonen, SIC 10 lpenig st:e ntoelib hc,,
rormale1 @eid)ditseone fort" @s
Wiro leranidlagt, oaB et.pa 400
fauimdnnii6e 5irmen uno 2abora-
torien Uranium per,penoen uno bail
et,ua 200 bon sen Hegeln be5iiglid]
Sborium berIbrt lperoen.
Die aommiiiion iagte. oieie ST.
5eEgniiie ieien bon bcn Goridrifter
ansacnommen lpcil ueS rid)t auee.
mein lnoglih lit, o,s III ibnen ent'
as!tone l1raniinl ooer S':l.ium IL
iuhitantieQen Wengen beraus5u5ie.
hc,,." Sic iiiete ieboh bin5u. enf
nab oem 1. Mprii feline peiteren
yorr6te an Uranium ireieeeebcr
|lperoen, um bei Scr &eriteuuag Dor.
gcEainter Yrpousi' serptuaet ~
tperoen. 8ereits anseiertiste CT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10
Gerps>c ,par>e 3unt
8smtiterat,e ,an~ perietete
ei0ci,eS Ga,te9bect

GaS llnteriecbcot ,lan9", oas.
mas @ernidltlng japaniiher Sd)iiic
teiriiTt, lamtlide Hefnroe aeihlaecn
bat, gin9 III einem &i i'm Subre
1914 jucrlmoc. nls oas "a. 1prpcs
So ous lcttc, oas ca bate =
olli Sem @eac mad, cincm 3ielc
p!6blid umfcbrte ullo Oaa 1al,d)=
boot iflber III oie IlIt iprengte, mic
non crit iebt aui ser Sabresper-
iommliug Ses Slitituts Scr Naoio-
sSngenieure aus oenl !Hnnoe bes
@eneralinlpcttors Der ,Slotte, Si3c-
ADMIRAL Charles q. 2cdmooo, err
i.,br. IS Mitglieoer Scr 9eiabung
nllibten bel oieiem leltiamen llr,s
aliidsiaa iterbcn llnO nllr nelln Bile
ben am 2eben. Gieie lleberlebenoen
rlrOen oapl BON Sen Sapanern &C.
irn9en unO ip6ter ireigelalien.
9ieie Selbituernibtlng Ser
Gang" bilocte ben oramatiiden
&obepunft eines i'm Sabre 1914
lluternomnenem Streiie an ser Sit
Ite bon China. bel melNeln bieies
ltnterieebont 10000 1onuen iapa.
niifen Sdiiisroum perienftc, voie
bobltc @erienfl,ngsleiitl,ng ndbreno
elmer ein5isen Yatrolille. bic bon
iraenoeinem llnterieeboot i'm ariege
er5ielt mor6en it,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10

SrleanS, ,Srlnfreidl. 9lnges
iiehts Scs Probl, ms. eno9iiltie iiber
100000 bis 100000 ocnticbc
0riessgeianeene ju Hisppnierer (hic
2ablen iinh rnitritten. let elm
Spreder NeS franSoiiid,en sluben-
amtes .bebouptete, etro 100000 lei.
cn entiinhen), lit iSranfreid, iid,
Niht Nariiber fIar. ,pic mirfl,ngs-
rou icin Grsicbdngsproaramm &c.
neicn lit. Cine ,islise Shu,e lit oas
0unoomeAi I'M Iramoiiihen Ser
i;dl bic Scutihen Dem antionalin-
,ielism,,s unA hcinnbc iogor Dem
Bcrmanismua nittels zines Sur
les III cntuohnen, oen b:e Tran5o.
zen OILS .&ultirellr Srienticrlua uuo
Snicrnation hejciebnen.
Sic beItebcn boifnunesnou onrau;
rob er einen ~poiitinen Vroeil," Sc
oe,itet inn Geraleid, ;uln ,,Gntua-
siiiiiernnas- Spiten" Der Shulen in
>en Tcre,tiNten Stooten, sic es per-
i,lt)telL lie natioNalioiio, iid)e,:
,C!suente heruusjujichcn.
Der llnterId,:eo ipiid,cn Der amc-
rifaniifcn Metbooe uro Der iran.
sGiild,en it, Dob Die 1sransnien in
ihrtr Sd,ulc oeutIche 9ebrer per-
ntnhcu, sic itdb an Den oeutic,eu
,s;'tcrelieufreis bnlten. .-- g.. -
Sroan Morsen }. g.. fom cine
S!qiie iuiummen, nm Sic oel,tihe
Gcihihte ill crortern, Nas national
ini:oliltiid,e gbenteuer uno icine
-s!i:smirfungen. Ionie sic Erinjipien
unN sic proftiihe slumcuouna Der
Ccnlofratie III Nen Tereinieten
Siaaten. england uno Nranfre;d,
Iie TcrtrGae uno Gisfuiiionen
iiihrten itlienipciic 81 llntcrbaltun.
gcr iiber Wenihemriirbe. nit 3ita.
ten @oetbes mo o,oerer crober
rcntid'sr Wanner. lmo itlieBlit
iuy Gr0,tcrlnq ser groben politi.
ia}eu rmo eeiliiaen @eltltromllnoen
Seminar, in ocneu oie Schiiler
ihre SeDrer beirogen llno in oenen
es slnneilen erbiste slrgumente aitt
rerhen ermutigt. .Siienbar", 10
laeten Sic Seiter Ger Shulc,," i,,b.
.cn oieie Seilie, 5u periteben."
!, Gem4 umerifaniid,en Groaranrm
n',troe cine seDiif &oniciiicn &C.
moht. Die Shiiler neroen in Srei
Bruppen ceorsnet: sic ausseiprc.
drnen Sitleranhdneer oils vidmarp
8ruppe". Die 0itlergeaner, ais
rlpaiBc" ,,no oicicnigcn, eie neutral,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-10
j. S. i'm kriegsfa|Ie erst
i'm Jahr 1913 einsatzbereit

8alb!nstnn. Sollten Die Ser
iliigten Staaten mnrgeu 81 eineln
&riegc berauseeioroert perben. 10
lriiroc Ser poqe Giniat ibrcs nlilitd
rl'dlen Eotcntials. niht Dor t94s
r0glid, iein. Iies eiug alls pen
aintiportcn milit6riiher 6ad)leutc
aui 1rasen iiber Sen 3ultano Ser
iraenantnen .ssnterimsarlnee" ber,
ecr. Gamit besei6net man 0ie
Streittrditc, melde lett @eenoiguna
nes. lesten aunflifts bis sur Inter
seiehnnng Der 1rieoenspertrGae unter
&aiien aebalten lrsroen, bis Ole
@ilouns elmer "Mad,triegsarmec"
cine einiathereite Barbe, nod elm
HeIerpeforps. Nl,r Sic regulGre 9lr.
nice lit irgenopie fampiereit, nnN
tic helibt ungeiabr cine @ppiitGrfs
bon 100000 Mann.
iSlieger mnb sslotte beiier
Sie Nn5obl uon 2ipiiionen. mel
hc iofort einiastereit iein .uiiroeu.
fonnte man an oen sSineern elmer
&cno ber,Gblen .lpirb crflGrt. 90 iii
uieueid)t Ole e2. 6aaid)irmer-I 81
uilion in Sort Bragg, q. g., il,
,iemliher aampibereitihait, uno ous
GIeid)e lGBt lit bon Elm ooer slpei
9iuiiionen in ucheriee iaeen, lbenn
man lie aus scr 0eiabunasarmee