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Evening star., 1948-05-10
The Single Tax View

To the Editor Of The Star:
You asserted in . recent editorial that real
estate taxes are too high. They are, but land
value taxes are too low and the houses and
improvements on the land should not be taxed
Also you state that people who do not own
real estate pay no tax. You are in error IN
that Tenants who pay rent pay taxes IN the
rent No landlord fails to include taxes IN the
rent charge.
Real estate" are weasel words worked to
the limit by those who know better but use
the term to confuse the ignorant.
Not only could private capital build houses
to rent to tenants, but private capital would
do so If taxes we're taken of houses and all
other improvements and land-value tax OF
five per cent collected, whether the land is
used or not.
People who are holding unimproved land
"lots" suitable to build on-are sometimes
hoping to build, but more often hoping for a
rise in the price Of land.
Instead Of deprecating the rent control, land
lords should understand that y protects them.
If rents were allowed to rise as they would
without control, We would have riots compar-
able to bread riots in famine times
We really are making and maintaining
famine in housing by black-market methods.
We are taxing houses out Of existence and
fostering communism. A. /. SIDDALLs
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Nv THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. Who pays the cost Of the Freedom
Trains tour?-J. K.
A. The sponsor Of the Freedom Train is
the American Heritage Foundation and the
money for the tour comes from private sources.
Each city visited Is supposed to contribute
cents for each resident The estimated cost of
the tour Of 306 cities is 81 100000. There are
also voluntary contributions by visitors.
@. Are there laws in this country requiring
people to have given nsmes9-E. L. e.
A. There is no law compelling q person to
have and use a given name.
first published?-C. H..
A. Entitled Manifesto Of the Communist
Party" the pamphlet was first printed In an
obscure printing shop in Bishopsgate, London,
England. The authors were Karl Marx and
Frederick Engels.
Q. How many bridges cross the East River
at New York City?-W. P. ".
A. Six bridges cross the river within the
city, They are the Brooklyn, Williamsburg,
Manhattan, greensboro, Triborough and He'll
Gate bridges
O. Is the President of the United States
commander in chief Of the Army and Navy in
time Of peace as well as in wars. T. E.
A. In time of peace no less than In war ths
PRESIDENT Is COuliidHucI III CiACA VI eiic nAhiyb
Navy and also of the National Guard when
called into Federal service.
O. What are the known substances land
their chemical SYMBOL other than water that
expand while freezng?-R. l.. w.
A. The National Bureau of Standards says
that iron, gallium and bismuth expand on
freezing from the liquid state to the solid state.
The chemical symbols of these metals are Fe
Ca and Bi, respectively. There are some ma
terials (silica chromium nickel steels and silver
iodide) that expand on cooling in the solid
state at low temperatures.
O. What is the latest date on which q
veteran may reinstate lapsed National Service
life insurance?-L. 8. o.
A. The deadline for reinstating NSLI pol
icies has been extended to July 81, 1948.
according to the Veterans Administration.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Use Bath Size Palmolive this summer
to be "Bare-Skin" Beauty all oper! Long
lasting, economical Bath Size Palmolive
makes more soft, lovely lather in your
daily tub or shower. See If regular cleans
ing with big Bath Size PalmoIive doesn't
make your skin smoother, more alluring-
make you. too, lovely all over.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29

each church, and other organizations
as a cemetery Improvement Associ-
alton to raise a fund for a caretaker
and whatever is needed. William
Winterherg was appointed to secure
material for building. John Hersh-
berger was appointed to draw up the
print fer building Nevin Miller as
Mayor officially set May , at 3 a.
m. as cleanup day. Everybody was
asked to come and bring tools pre-
pared to work.
II was decided that the organization
be formed from the representatives
present and the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Mary +.
Livengood; Vice president, G.. w.
Dicfenbach; secretary, Mrs. Roy
Mickey; treasurer, David Lewis;
business manager, Harry c. Edwards.
Members Of the committee are G. W.
Diefenbach. Lutheran church; Mrs.
Harold Miller, Lutheran Missionary
Society; Nevin Broadwater. St. Johns
Reformed church; Mrs. Mary Bender.
ST. Johns Reformed Guild; II. c. Ed
wards, Methodist church; Mrs Roy
Mickey, Womans Society Of Christian
service; Mrs Joseph Fahey, st. Steph-
ems church; Harold Miller, Rotary
club; Sam Hanft, American Legion;
d. W. Hershberger, Scouts; David
Lewis. Cub Scouts; and 81. Johns Re
formed Sunday School; John Hersh-
berger. Town Council; Nevin Miller,
Mayor; Herbert Layman, Woodmen Of
the World; Henry l.. burst. Firemen;
Mrs. Mary +. Livengood, Homemak-
ers Club; William Winterberg, funeral
director.
The goal set for the fund is 100000.
Anyone wishing to donate money to
the fund may give or send to David
Lewis.
The Homemakers club will notify
all organizations and churches so as
to solicit their help on cleanup day
Twenty-three members and four
visitors attended the covered dish sup
per and enjoyed the review of the
Mission Study book, Committed I'm
TO Us, given by Mrs. Harold Miller
last Thursday evening in the social
room Of the Lutheran church Mes
danes Harry Yommer, Harry Hoover
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29

ana marry henueI S"iIE seEela ..., 9e
iec ,I! NJ i bh Ni''iJ. plVa,ue''
M ~ 'a and Ms H.. 4tIee Rob@,%son Of
STATE TEACHERS collrpe. was one Of
the eoloisfs at a concert presented nv
the Maryland Folk Singers Of that
college. last Thursday night, in the
auditorium. She sang "The Frail
Wildwood Flowers. an Allegheny
Mountain folk tune, arranged by
Maurice Matteson, director Of the
Maryland Folk Singers.
Mrs Roy Mickey attended WSCS
District Executive meeting recently
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29

burst. Mrs. Cecil Edwards, Mrs. G.
O. Keller and Misses Ethel and Viola
Broadwatcr attended the program Of
the Maryland Folk Singers Of Frost
burg state Teachers College, April
D.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Edwards and Misses
Ethel and Viola BroadWater attended
the Minstrel show given by Allegany
Student Nurses, Cumberland. Miss
Rita Edwards, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Edwards, participated in
the show.
The "Old Time Minstrel Show" was
given in the Grantsville High school
auditorium Monday night under the
sponsorship Of the Lutheran Sunday
school
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
MT. LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH
Roy. limos Macleod. Pastor.

7:15, Saturday night a great Youth
for Christ Rally. even better than
last week, with Doctor Mcneil
preaching. His subject VIII be $4,000
Miles Around the Round World
1000, Sunday School with classes
for all age groups. HOO, Morning
worship with sermon by Doctor John
Mcneil Sermon: Times Transcend
emit Truth" $50, Baptist Training
Union. 7:45, Evangehstic service. Dr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
EVANSVILLE
Organize To Improve Cemetery

Representatives of various churches
and other organizations Of Grants
Vile on a cemetery project sponsored
by the Grantsville HomemakerS club,
met at the home Of Mrs. Mary E..
Livengood Sunday evening, April %.
Carl Nathan and G. W. Diefenbach
reported on what had been accom-
plished.
Building Of shelter and tool shed
was discussed also the creation Of a
fund by which a caretaker could be
paid to keep up the cemetery during
the summer months. The general
opinion Of the representatives was
that there be a general clean up day
and then form an organization, con-
sisting Of the representatives from
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
JENNINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Glotfelty
and family were visiting his father,
Ira Glotfelty. at Accident.
Mrs. Bertha Platter, Oakland, was
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
burst, Of Jennings. and her grand
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lee Glotfelty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29

Mcneil will preach his famous ser
mon What Lies Ahead For Ameri-
ca" 1870, Tuesday, midweek prayer
service. $50. Wednesday, Womens
Prayer Circle will meet in the church.
Felndale: 9:45, Sunday School.
Everyone invited. There will be no
church service this week. Everyone is
invited to attend the closing services
Of the revival in the Mt. Lake Park
Baptist Church. 1870. Wednesday,,
midwoek prayer service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
DEEP CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
Rey- Genrne LII. Cnker. nasinr

Sunday School meets at 1000 am.
Morning worship and sermon at II.
The Ordinance of the Lords Sup
per to be observed Immediately fol
lowing the morning worship hour.
Baptist Training Union at Gas p.
m.
Evening Fellowship and Praise at
500 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE

Saturday services over public adj
dress system at 1880. Young peoples
meeting Saturday evening at $3.50.
Sunday school at ? o'clock. Preach
ing at 300.
Young peoples meeting Sunday
evening and Tuesday evening at G:30.
Preaching, 1870, Sunday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
GORTNER

Como to Church on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
A large crowd attended the Sing
spiraton by the Pinto Mems Chorus
here last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gnegy and
sons visited Mrs VIII WEIGH ON Sun
day afternoon.
Pastor and Mrs. Simpson, of Nj.
Lake, were calling on Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Slabach.
Mrs. Clara Liller and Mrs. Ed.
Hesse spent Monday evening viva
Mr. and Mrs. ID. J. Swartzcntlubcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Slabach and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
BEAR CREEK
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Rev. OIonzO p. Fike, Pastor
Accident, Maryland

Sunday School, $50 a. M; Worship
Service, 1890 a. m The pastors sub
iect at the Morning Service will be:
Are You on Emmaus Walk"
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with US.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
Sunday Services in the Churches
of The Community
CHURCH OF ST. PETER THE
APOSTLE
Oakland MARYLAND


Masses on Sunday at $500 and
1000 a. NJ; Confessions on Saturday
from $500 to $500 p. m. and from 1880
to $3.50 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-29
SAND SPRING CHURCH OF GOD
Walter I. Martin, Minister.

Sunday school at 10 a. M, Wilbur
Hinebaugh, superintendent Young
Peoples meeting, Z pm; Divine Wor-
Shin. s nm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Der Ntatttt. a,.f Scr
StraBe
@on s. German

3undbit babte ih, er tparte aui
iemanSen, oenn er sing nit long.
iamtn, gleitMpGBign Sd)r;ttsn an
8ebiteig auf lruo ab. llngefdbr b,ln=
oert Meter binauf ,mo buubert hin
inter. @enn er 6ei Dem fleincn
8ranfenbM,s norbeifam itodte iein
@ung etuas unb er tpanbte bc,,
&opf gum Cor.
Mm nddIten Moreen aIs id meine
neue Wobnllng oerlieB, begegnete id)
als erites iei,rer @eitalt. Ser Mann
ging mlf lmo nb, ilnn1er nlr uui
llnb db. Gr tuar in ben mittleren
Sabren ,mo batte elm gei,,nbes, rubi-
ges @eiitbt. llno 70 iab i6 i'm ieoen
Sag. SIMMER nod Sabte if. er miiiic
aui iemanben 1parten lei elm 0ientr
ooer elm Mnseltellter, es fommt ia
Dor, baB man hieie 2e,te oft it,n,
oenlans tuartpn IGBt. Mber bann itea,
te ih felt. buB er ben sansen 3aa
hort alri alno ab gi1tg. 8is gum
iintenben @elto, spie Elm meniblides
llbrtperf, INNER ,u,r non elmer Stra.
/ henede 5l1r an6ere,,, ,,iemals .peiter
llno 10 oft er bei1n 1or bes fleincn
aranfenbauies porbeitam, i6ien es
! aIs Oh oieies llbriperf ettpas in ll:,'
orbnllng geraten lei. Gr ,panote lang
lam iAinen &opi Seihpdrts, Nann
uabm er ieine, sleid,udBisen Srot1
ipieSer al,f. Gr nrad)te ourdalls Der
, Ginorud zines NIT uneridritterli1he,
@eo,,lo @artenoen. aein @ctter ,pal
ttm 5u idleht. Menn es resnete, trluq
er einen Sd];rm nit iid. Gr belt oii
Musen geielrft. ser M1uno lG6elte i'm
n1er itia arlto g,ltmiitis. @arlm gum
audlld eins Nieler Mann INNER ali
,rn6 ob? Satte er nid)ts anbcres 81,
tlm9 8enn Sies ser San ipar, tpor'
,rm eing er nidt in oen @arf ipa'
Sieren, ,parum be,rabm er iid nid1
1pie tauienS anbere ee5tpungene ooc,
1nseSpllngene Niftstuer9 sluse,nat
nla6te mid feline Gridein,,ng nerpos
Gs sine 10 ettpas entietlid qi,aler'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Der NtilitGrNienit
SGIub con seite 1.

NIT Dem Die uS eincn Gertras a6ges
iblolien baben, bem5ufoIse Die 8iir-
ger oieies Sollbes gum WdilitGrSienlt
apabreno ibres shrientbalts in llS
entboben bleiben. 0iaies 2amS mlub
iiir ben in 5roge tunlmenoen 9iireer
elm Beind 5ur Gntbebung eineereiht
baben, Sas pcm Department Of State
gatgebeiben ipurbe.
3. Die 9(uslGlroer, bic NIT Slid
itdt auf ibe Nationalit6t fir 9ien1t
uno 1railfne in Der belpaiineten
Ma6t lr!ft angenommen tpcroen.
Sic auslGnoer. bie 5ufolse oieier
@cltimmuaaell entboben iiuo. erbal-
ten cine &laiiiiifation 4.G bel ibram
9rait BoarS. 7icie gntbebnng be.
cintradJtigt iAre 5dbiafeit, bas giir-
gerrcdt 81 erlueben, falls lie ionit alle
TcrbaOingllngen bes 8eieses CT.
iii!len. slber bieie Gntbebllng fit nur
iolanse giiltig, iolamse abrc @riinSe
giiltig bleiben.
IuBer allen obenallgeIiibrten Ga:
teanrien lit ieoer 9luslanoer bon ici,
hcr VcrpIlidtlln9, Notwithstanding
anf ii6 su nebnlen alno WilitGroienit
5ll leiiten befreit, auofern er Dor Dem
Glntritt IN Die beauafinete Ma6t eli,
Nnnlden an ben lotalen 8oarb rid).
tct, Sas Mnf oerr SSS-1orm Go.
100 9emadt miro uno .Mpplication
by sllien for &elief irom Militarp
Serpire" lrib. sber 6eoor man Elm
SerartigeS Mmh,d,,n einrvidt. mub
man iid Der ernlten Isoleen betprbt
iein, ole es nod dicb 5iebt, 3,,iolee
oes selectioe Serpice sldt pom Sal
re 1948 beiBt es, 'oaB .eiue 8erlon.
Die elm oeratiges Mnn,den einreid)t
iuiro oes &ehts uerlliitig aeben, Elm
@iirger Der llSM 5u tperoeal." Oem-
sl'iolge miro cine iolde @erion nad)
'Sem Gintpar0erungsseies bonn sabr
1924 aud nnfibi8. nod Mmerifa ein.
illapdnSenn. Gin yremoer, 6cr oieies
slnllidRn itellt. miro in Die Glalie A.
s eingereibt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Deuti4e Nerart,teHe
In, Otteber 1949

8iesbaoen. Sn elmer 0oritan6s.
iisung Der 9e,,tfhen 2anotpirtidnfts.
Gcieuidaft tuurbe beIdNoiien. cine
Oeutide MsrarlmHe eritmalis bonn
II. bis 16. Cftober 1949 in Gronf.
furt a. @. burdy5ufiibrnl. Sic ioG
cine 2eiit,nssidau Der aeianitea
oeutlden Grnibrungstpirtihaft bar=
iteaen unb i'm eerbit jeoen sssabres
tuieberbolt perSen. 4uBerSem tuir6
oie 02@ bonn II. bis 90. Mai 1949
cine Saauns Der Eraftifer ,lno Bii-
inidnftler ser 2an6- uno @ntGb.
r,lnesapirtihait ser hrei rritIihen
Sonen in 9iii1lhori beranl!alten,
auf Ser afh,elle ssragen Der 2anh. unS
Grniibalnaapirtid)nit bebnnoelt lper.
oen iollen. Cine Standardization
lit fiir sic Belt pom "a. MpriI bis
gum 1. Mdi 1949 in Sannoner.
Saaten geplant.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
0raf pe,t Gi,tiieSel Il,
Il. $.'Seeter seiletei,

Berlin. Dena muloete, Sab @raf
6einrid bon giniie6eI. Me6afteur Ser
- ~Igliden M,ir0ifnu". 6es Organs
Der &oten Irnee, Dor Srei Taeea,
3ufIu6t i'm u1neritanijden Geftor
Berliaps geiudt bat. Na9 oieier Dor.
iruung ion giniieSeI - elm urrnfeI
Stto bon 8ismards = feline ,Auiidt
fiber Die SEQ nod Der noriee @o6e
erfcfster sdpff,u,e oes .9'l.mpf"-
Masiituats seGnSert baben. Ser
8raf tpar i'm Sstti in Ser anterifa.
nifen Zone berbaftet, aber borigen
@fc1at iuieoer freigeIaiien .uorosn,
nadoem Die eeeen i'm eeridtete Nm.
flage nieoerseidlaeen tullroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Sicbenbureifd. .2lmerifanifdles polfsblatt

aus ben Staaten bon Nep england
tDaren bei hieier 8eranl nltalhlng an,
'peieno. Nibt nnr i'm Often, aud
mallbc 8emeinoen i'm MitteltpeItcl,
bedtHid)tisten oie 9urhfiibrams iol,
dpr unterillfJlnl5en alno einc Mfa.
oemie uab oem Netu Oorter M,fte,
ioa audi in gbicaeo itattTi,tben.
0iuie gltaoenlien in ytep Nort
llno Chicago lollan cine game Meihe
bon berlei Geriammlungen er6fi,len,
sic bcm Hational GitiaenS Council
on Gipil &igbts beiiinuortet tueroen
9iejer Council ,p,troe in Gntipre6.
luts Der Gmpieblllngen bes Commit
tees on Gioil 8iabts ms 2eben eer,,,
fen. Gr beitebt ans 4S fiibrenoea
MGnnern oui Dem @et1iete Der Gr5ieb.
lug, Der yeligion, 0es 0irtidafts-
lebens a,i,p. Der 3iped oieies Councils
beltebt oarin, bie @riinouue elmer
permanenten Gfeeier,lngsfomlniiion
iiir giirgerredte gu foroern, tuie oas
9omitee fiir 8irreerre6tc, Sas bonn
YrGlioenten dineeitst ,ualroe, Eulp=
Scb4en bat. Der 9auptpued elmer
iolden &omntiiiion lit flar. Gs ba.l'
oe!t iih oarum, bas amerifnniidi
Grbe ser 8iirserrehte oem anerifa'
uiif,m 8olf itets Dor ben augen 81
palten ,,,ro 5tuar ,,nabbdtgig ocr
Narteipolitif. Ger obenenudbnt:
Council sriinoet feline SGtiefeit aui
Sen 8eridt oes Committee on Gipil
Higbts, mas iibrigens u,6 nle an
| eeren Orgniiiationen uno @arbGn'
Sc tlm, bie ith Der 8erteioig,lng Sc,
8iireerrebte ipiSmen. SieIer 8eribt
miro als Mttionser,unblage auf Sab
re binaus oenienieen Nienen, oerer
Soeal sic anerifaniide 7emofratit
biloet.
] Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

uno aartofielManhaseI 5eugen beute
alerSngs Supon, iuie notpen6ig ie,
oes stiid 2ono fir Die Grmibrme
toifelfeloes Ole Stahe syrieori6 ocs
@roBen bod) su 8ob. Sic lit nnbe.
idaoiet, nran6en onoeren biltoriideh
giiiten feblt Der aopf.
9ie Stnot nit ibren Siirmen -
audi oie @doddtnisfirde ,purSe be,
id)GSigt - ninmnt oen 8eh,der tpic.
gcbrmld)t miro. Snmitten zines Scar.
Der auf. Die oeuti6en @eidGfte tra.
gen audi uad Der @dbr,ngsreform
fein anbens @eiidt our Sdau. 9ie
Satiade. bob oas 0erano9en Ser rui,
iiidpen gdatungsbeboroen i'm Ser,
boltnis Il umgeipertet turrSe, lnlS
iomit feline Nadteile fir iie nad iid
soG ipielt cine entideioenoe @olle.
Ofebr lmo mebr beridtuinoet Ole Sa.
mennooe a Ia Tnris, NIT Der oie
rlliiiiden Jro,ren ibre ~fortidrittlihe
@eiiluh,ng" al dltbern pflsste.r.
Straiberies,ns in Die Seimat orobt
Der offi5ielle 8efebl 6en Jralren an
Die iid als slnbauserinpen Scr Ian.
gen Mobe 5eigen.
8elibern bon Bbotoapparaten i'll
nibt geroten, Yotshnm nit elmer
aameria alrf5uiuden: Der 8earifi
Spionaee lit au ef,,em stan6ar64por1
Der @uiien setuorben. 0aan otmet ein
tpenig alrf, tuenn man tpie6er in 6a,
S.8abn 6ibt. Gs bleibt Der Ginon,d
dls ldge Botsoam bea,te biel ,peitcr
bon Berlin entfernt, als blobe 80 sci,
lometer. 5ranff,,rter 8unoldm,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

gepor Elm MusIdlloer 6ieies Mn.
'nden itellt, iollte er ,nrteriu9en, of
or ni6t bas 9fedt bat, aus anbereu
Sriinoen entboben 5u iperoen, a. g
iueil er in elmer lebens,uidtigen Sn,
ollitrie beiddTtist it, ooer sueil er eiu
TFologieihroent ooer elm vconIcicn.
f'ous objector" lit Ser aus Iittlihen
pbpliiden ODER sesItigen Griin0en
bonn MiIitdroienit befreit lueroen ioI,
10 fann Dies crit mod ieiner arst.
lifen unteriuda,ng eriolsen. Gabe,
iolte fem susIdnoer oas Mnil,hc!,
nad SSS.5orm No. 13O rid)ten, be.
10 rer li6 oieier drstliden llnterI,d),
ing bat unter5ieben laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
wei3ettarba,a fir 1949
erreiebt 8eecrH

Maibinstou. Me 1ns 0anopirt.
ihaitsamt tefanntg:bt, 5iirfte bii
@ei5enanpfldnSl,ra bes n1hiten Sab
res ben Metor6 BON 8O.S14, 900 Mpr.
gen @ei3enlanSes erreiden. 6riibert
Beridte bon ben 0mrmerm,si6iiiier
Der Staaten batten popr einem @in.
tern(-i5n, hon 2OOOO,OOO Wtorgcn
Mderldna geiproden. 0ies piirSe ei.
ne llebcrifreitung Der Mnpflansungs,
empfebli,mg oes 2ai,Stpimihafts.
anltes INN 10 Hro3erh betraeen, oo
oieies m,tr eite MnpflonA,ng Don
II. 100000 Mdern aneeraten bate.
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Die ,,Russenhauptstadt" Potsdam
Elm heisses Pf|aster

Eotsoam. Man fam 8otsoom
rlh bellte ipidoer ats @arniionltaot
be3eibnea. Gs ipimnwlt BORT Don
Huifen in 3ibil unS Uniform. Mud)
bie So0Saten nit oen eriinen D,iit.
aenbaneern iino in GROCER 3abl pers
treten. SSeoes 9ino meib, oaB lie ,ur
'rliildrn @ebeimpoli3ei geboren. gr-
rabu'n'een hbren oaB eS nidt Don
Sortell 6lt iid in irsenoein uejprG6
NIT ibnen ein5ulaiien uno feline Mei-
a'lrn9 gu uertreten. So nand)er Der.
idtuauo fdon in Yotsoam. Ga iino
arobe @eida7tsbduier INIT fyriuildeu
Bubltaben, 'bie fir DIE Gintia,fe ser
9elatrngsmaht 5,tr 8criiig,,na ite=
ben. Oabor blitenoe gh,tos, bon 6e-
men ieoes 5tueite init 5eppdp ooer
fleitRn 8orbamgen perieben lit. 8ul-
iiide 0aute idiuirren burd sic Suit.
GolobetreBte Sifitiere ,lne SoIoa-
ten. bepadt nit 1iitep urS Nafeten,
heberri&an bas Strabenbilo Marfen-
llmoultnen alber 0dnber fabren in
baitiger Gle borbei, apobei Dos rote
Sidt Der @erfebrsampeI nidt unbe-
Singt 8eadt,,ng iin6a.
Sm Taf bon Saniouci. an oeiien
Gtneang oneiinrad)iee Sdilber oen
8eiuder iiber Ginbeitspreiie uno
"Yorforonung" infor,nieren, idtpebt
cine nubergeuObnEdp @a,be. Gin rul-
iiifer Kindergarten Iieet abieits .Gie
@riinanlaaen iino sepfleut. slrbeits=
tolonnen aus Wadnnert, a.uS ;sraucn,
limo tagli6 oamit beiftiitigt, oie
0ege al barfcn. Gin paar @emiiles
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

@Ibelm ser @rite beiihtigtiete oas
ne,le Reidstasssebd,,be noi, @allOt.
8ei DER 6riibitiidstafel, Die oanad)
itattfan6, ridtct Der alte &aiier an
ben INNER iebr idpueiaiamen 8alloi
Sic 6rage: "@er lit ieet DER sr0bte
@aumeiiter in Der @eIt?"
&a1 elmer lGngerea Ballie meinte
9ismarf troden: ,@aaot - Dem
fGQt ME mas ein!"
8ei Der alten bannoperiben 8a
uaIlerie spar man - 10 Dor einbaln'
oert Sabren, nls Scr Maid)inenbnll
nod idbr, iebr in ben ailloeriGubc.l
ltefte - oaucrnb IN grOBter Serle,
genfit Inn seititte Sadielifneioer
"a erbielt zines Cages Der tomig'
li1 groBbritaniM bannOperide vi
icntierun9= lnuo @erbefonllniiiarflls
81 8ottingen Den idyriftliden 9eiebl,
iiir sic @arniion Sanncper iogleid
apei 5l,tteribneioer ansanperben.
frompt iuirrDe Der 8efebl mlsgc,
iiibrt uno nah Sannooepr per Yolt
gemeloet, oIe 2eute wiir6cn balo mad
bortbin in atorid geieet meroem.
9as Gritlunet oes 8amliionfon.
manSos &annoper mar aher nibt &C.
ding OILS Die Siloesbeiner StraBe
crtlang uIo esfortiert prn einem
SamoiGger sapei 2eiterluagen ange,
raiielt fanren. Ole proppepou mi1
S6lleioergelellell bic Der Werbefom.
n1iimrills in @ottingen ,,n0 oen nm,
lie9en0eA aemtern mlsgebobrn bat
te, bclebt 1paren.
Aie iid balo bcrausitellte, bate
Ser Sdreiber iener Srbre - iueil
oieier Wonn NIT Ser Srtbownpbie
auf oem &rieesf,,Be eeitanben =
itatt r5rpei Jutter. .She,eiber" geihrie=
ben:
~3pei Suber Shneioer".
sSontelle nor aft3ig Sabre alt
als YER elmer SdIonen 6en sSdder m,i.
bob. Sic tuar llneesosen senn,s, feline
5oflidfeit beradtlid a,lt,unebmen,
,poraltf lSoutelle bemerftP: .Mber,
Gndoige, iuirflih! SEe perFtapenbc,,
Sbre &Glte!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Sufttoes 2luerlei

Ger 8eillb: .Sein 8ater freu
iih oob iidrr iIber .oein fleines 8rii
bcrdcn?"
gridoerdrn: 80 ia, er itcbt mand
NAL Iogar mitten in Ser Nadt ar
uno trast es ipasieren!"
Wtutter (abenbS 7 llbr): .Gomm
Gndrn, on mlBt iebt 5u 8ett! Oh
tlcinen Gogel iinb idpn alle i6laic,
gegangen!"
Go6en (morgens nm 5 llbr)
"aomm, Mutti. luir miiiieu aui
Itehen! Die fleinen 8oael iinS id,ur
aIlc anfgeltanbcn!"
0ie 6rma iud)t einen fm,fmGn
niI60l @aBilfem.
~3ennen Sic a,h ettuas BON Bud,
fiibrlng"
"Was?" itaunte Scr 8sapetben
"Vlptfiibr,lne? 60 ettuas lit BEL 81
ncn nod ifbli6?"
"Wsarl,m idlaaen did, aemn oi.
&in6er 1d?"
~Md, die ipielen mm Strabe,babn'
cinltetaen!"