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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-19
BROADWAY
CHAT TER
BY DAVID BETHEA

Those who havn't seen the
five year-old musical, "Okla-
hOma" may get a chance to see
it on the N. Y. Subway circuit
at a price to fit your pocket
book. ]. Canada Lees produc-
Canada Lees production Of the
Painted Wagon" has been
dropped for the time being.
Music and things come to light
quite often by strange quirks. :.
Take the current fad, "Be-Bop,
it started in a dimly lighted
room in the Cos on the West
Side OF New York City. To
day, it is the most debated and
imiatated Of Jazz Styles. Yes,
>Be-Bop was started by shy
and sometime rather cratic
gent named Thelonious Monk,
who is currently tickling the
worries at a SIND st. Nitery.
Texaco Star Theatres Vauder-
willie series to be televised over
WNBT on Tues Is to 8 p. m.)
will include Pearl Baily.. "A
play about the Atomic age by
Halle Flanagan Davis. Smith
college drama head, and former
director Of the Federal Theatre,
will be presented at Brandiel'
Theatre to a private audience
jaime 1917. III anyone is in
doubt about the Glamourous
feminine coilffuer covers, they
should have seen the array at
Jocks Sunday evening . AN
array of sparkling styles dis.
played at the 8 "Sophisticates"
cocktail. A play These tender
Mercies" by Barton Yarbough,
-pl esentod by the Experimental
Theatres invitation series at
the Lenox Hill Playhouse last
week, was loaded with anti-lynch
atmosphere and there was OBJ
vious hostility to the Dixie At
titude towards the Negro. !.
Here is Somtning TO Put on
Your Referring Pad. Jackie
Robinson may yet become one
of the all time 3rd basemen. 80.
and don't play the 'Bumb''
short, the World Series come
October, may be subway ser
les. .Managdr Scott of tao
n. Y. famous Hotel Theresa. re-
Eigning. v. Reason? Nights
Eamera-Action. fuckers Pno-,
ple' film by Enterprise viii
be shot here in Manhattan, and
will begin about july. tine
Iron Curtain not so hot at box
office throughout the country,
and the box is what pays off :.
10Th Century Fox, filming "a
Letter TO Three Wives, include
100 children as extras from the
Paulist Fathers school, 126 w.
so st. The children will appear
in soreness with Linda Darnell,
Jeanne Grain, Ann Southern and
Paul ad Kirk Douglas w. "A final
report, this onef rom the bathing
beaches. Bathing suit time is.
here, and all the hefty torsos
have begun reducing. Yes,
New York is never lonesome. -.
When hhalf pf the population
hustle away for a weeks lulling
in the shade, half Of the rest
OF the country comes vacationing
in New York.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-19
Fiery, Itching
Toes and Feet

When feet burn, sting, itch and shoes
feel as if they were cutting right inti
the flesh, get a small bottle of Moone's
Emerald Oil and rub we'll on feet and
ankles morning and night for few days,
A real discovery for thousands Wild
have found blessed relief. Moone's
Emerald Oil is easy and pleasant I'd
notwithstanding back if not sat-
lsfed-good druggists everywhere. =
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-19

VOTE REPUBLI
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-19
VOTE REPUBLICAN, -
Palestine Welcomes
Black Jews

Thousands of Black Jews in
Palestine live in complete demo-
cracy with white Jews from four
of the worlds most racial bigOted
nations, says author-jOurnalist
Roi Ottley in a July Negro Di-
gest article describing the color
problem in the Near East.
Jewish immigrants from Ger
many, United States, Union of
South Africa and Britain are
heavily represented in Pales-
tine. Yet to publicly display IA
cial or religious prejudice in the
Holy Land is to have the public
denounce one for bad taste, fas-
cism, and bigotry."
Black Jews enter Palestine
mostly from Yemen, the Negro
Digest feature says, and this
greatly lowers the number of
white Jewish immigrants that
can enter from other countries.
Despite this quota problem, how
ever, Ottley continues, these Ye-
menites are welcomed by white
Jews.
"Black Jews in Palestine range
from deepest black to very light
brown" the author points out.
'And they are today playing a
very prominent part in raising
the standards of the new state
by their strict adherence to Or
thodoX Hebrew religion"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
NEWS FROM -
Franklin Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Strasser are
spending their vacation in North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poole had
as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poole and family of Orange
Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lin
der and family of Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss
Lambert Tuesday to make the
acquaintance of their new grand
daughter.
A. E. Hurd of the Forts Lake
community is planning to attend
the Nitrogen meeting in Hatties-
burg August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell
of Mobile spent the weekend at
their camp on Goodies Lake.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Ellis and family are sorry to learn
that they have moved to Pensa-
cola, Fla.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

suit with which she wore a wide
brimmed cocoa beaver hat anc
cocoa shoes, gloves and bag In
suede. She wore the orchid from
her wedding bouquet as a corsage
DR.. and Mrs. McLarty left fol-
lowing the reception and after
honeymoon will be at home in
Oxford.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Stone. Miss Stone, Mrs. Silver.
Mrs. Nunnery. Jack McLarty, Mr..
Garrett and Mr.. Bowen. all Of
Oxford; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Mounger Of Jackson, brand Mrs.
Lee Mclean of New Orleans; the
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Ulmer and
son of Mount Olive; Roscoe Armi-
stead, Miss Linville Armistead
and Mrs. Philip Turner of Lula,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elchue Denton of
Tunica; Mrs. Mcintyre of Atlanta;
Floyd Turner. Miss Ruth Turner
and Miss Martha Turner of Hat
tiesburg; Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Dantzler of Pass Christian; Mrs.
Robert Clover, Bobby Clover,
Misses Anne and Patricia Reilly,
and Patricia Land, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lampkin Butts and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Wick of Gulfport; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Mcclure. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Coffey. Mrs. L. c.
Garrett, Joe Stiggins of Mobile;
and Mrs. John Sullivant and An
ME Lewis Sullivant of Shreveport.
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or was Mrs. Thomas S. Leather
bury, who. with Miss Mary Lin
vile Armistead of Lula. Miss,
bridesmaid, wore green and car
ried pink asters. Miss Martha
Turner of Hattiesburg and Mrs.
+. p. Mcintyre of Atlanta. Ca,
bridesmaids, wore yellow and
their bouquets were of lavender.
Jack McLarty of Oxford serv-
ed as his brothers. best man and
groomsmen were DIR. Lee d. Nc
Lean of New Orleans, Thomas S.
Leatherbury of Pascagoula, Lyn-
wood Garrett and A. G. Bowen
of Oxford and William M. Moung-
er of Jackson. The groomsmen
and Mr.. Herring wore a white
carnation in their buttonholes
and the groom wore a boutonniere
of lilies of the valley.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. e. w. Ulmer of
Mount Olive, former pastor of
the church. Mesdames E. II. Ba-
cot, c. A. Carrier and A. F. Dantz-
Ter decorated the church for the
occasion.
The mother of the bride wore
a model in blue lace with back
drape and bow hustle of satin.
Mrs. Nunnery chose gray lace
which was fashioned with drap-
ed skirt. Both wore a corsage
Of orchids. Mrs. C. w. Jackson,
grandmother of the bride, was
dressed in pink crepe with match
ing lace sleeves and she wore
white carnations. Mrs. James
Silver of Oxford, a house guest,
was dressed in an aqua crepe and
lace dinner dress and her cor
sage Vas of red roses.
Reception
Immediately following tn e
ceremony, reception was held
at the home of the brides par
ents on Beach Boulevard. The
reception rooms were lovely with
floor baskets and arrangements
of magnolia leaves and white
gladioli, pom pom asters and
chrysanthemums. The brides
table was covered with a white
satin cloth overlaid with tulle and
centered with a three-tiered we'd
ding cake topped with lilies
of the valley.
Receiving were Mrs. Herring,
Mrs. Nunnery, the bride and
groom and members of the we'd
ding party. Also assisting in re-
ceiving were Miss Bessie Perry,
Miss Dora Cowan and Mrs. A. F.
Dantzler.
After the bride and groom had
cut the first slice, the cake was
served by Mrs. Myrtle Lewis
Stone of Oxford and Mrs. Walter
Lewis. Presiding over the punch
bowls were Mrs. H. H. Cole and
Mrs. j. N. Lockard. Assisting in
the dining room were Misses Vir-
ginia Hildebrand, Barbara Rem
froe. Duvergne and Barbara
Watts, Eugenia Latady, Cecily
white and Jean Stone of
Oxford and Mrs. B. H. Best. Miss
Halle Herring of Moss Point, aunt
of the bride. was in charge of the
brides book. wearing a pink din
ner dress with pleated skirt.
Mrs. MeLarty chose for her
gcing-away costume a brown file
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Wedding Rites F or Miss Jane Herring.
Dr.. Chester McLariy Lovely Event

At beautiful and impressive
ceremony Saturday at z o'clock In
the evening at the First Metho-
dist church of Pascagoula, Miss
Jane Herring, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Bragg Herring,
became the bride OF Or. Chester
Andr McLarty 0f oxford. son
of Mrs. H. F. Nunnery, also of
Oxford.
The wedding took place in a
setting of ivy, dozens of white
flowers and cathedral candles in
tall TERED candelabra which
shed soft light on the bridal
couple and their attendants.
A white arch draped with ivy
was placed at the choir rail as
a background for tall baskets oi
white gladioli, pom pom asters
and giant daisies which were
used alternately with the white
floor candelabra. At the back
of the pulpit huge and effective
arrangement of white gladioli
tied with q satin bow, was placed
and similar arrangement, COM
bining daisies and asters with the
giadioli, was used just in front
of the sound box of the epulpii
which was covered with white
and festooned with ivy. The low
er altar rail at which the. bride
and groom stood was covered
with white and a big basket Of
the white flowers was used at
either end.
An arrangement of the flowers
was placed on the piano and
potted palms were banked at the
side of the chancel. Wedding
guests entered the church through
the foyer where baskets of mag
nolia leaves and fern were used
with a central bowl of gladioli.
Mrs. Elchue Denton of Tunica,
Miss, played a program of nup-
tial music on the organ and just
prior to the entrance of the brid-
al party Henry Ehrlich sang "Be-
cause" and Miss Katherine Wright
dressed in pale blue and wearing
a corsage of pink, rosebuds, gave
as solo "At Dawning."
Enters TO Lohengrin
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, entered to
the strains of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march wearing stunning
gown of ivory slipper satin FASH
ioned with fitted waist with net
yoke embroidered with seed pearl
flowers and long, tight sleeves
ending in points over the hands.
The full skirt, with hemline
hoop. ended in graceful train.
Her veil of illusion was held to
her head with a tiara of seed
pearls and fell into a long train.
She carried a cascade bouquet of
stephanotis and lilies of the val
ley conferred with a white orchid.
Her attendants wore gowns of
white marquisette over colored
taffeta with matching tafetta
sash and eyelet bertha. They car
ried star-shaped cascade arrange
ments of pom pom asters and
wore matching flowers in their
hair. The bride had as maids of
honor her sisters. Misses Her
mine and Billie Bragg Herring,
who wore aqua and carried deep
rose flowers. The matron Of hon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

A prehistoric bird that lived
in Wyoming over SO million years
ago, Diatryma. was larger than
the ostrich.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

We've repriced our en-
tire stock of lovely Sum-
mer Dresses for this final
End-Of- -The-Season SaleI
You'll find pretty Dress
% you'll love to wear for
the rest of the summer
and on into early fall.
The reductions are dras-
ticl They are priced to
sell nowl We must have
the space for new fall
Merchandise. At these
prices. you'll want sever
al of theml
You know from expert
ence that when Rosen-
blum's offers you a sale
on dresses. they never
offer you dresses out of
Style, several seasons oIdJ
These dresses are ALL
BRAND NEW this sum-
mer season! The latest
styles. new look. and new
lengths. BY cleaning out
our s I toe k completely.
Hosenblum's is able to
show you the NEWEST
STYLES FIHSTI
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Raribau Ylan fir Mc9ierllngsbili!
fir Weltelrropn bercitetc ih oi(
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Golf ser GereiniNten Stooten oe!r
2enten IN ssranfrcid) nnh sStolicn &C
Ictft bat. Sic Grfcnntlihfeit o.,
irallsoiiicbeu nno itnleuiihcn Gnp.
fiinger bon mebr uls $4,000, 900 Eio
bon american Sricnbibip Grain Tnrr
iol Silm Nlisbruf gebrad)t mcrocn
IN elmer Seric non ipeSicllenVeaebcrl
beiten einihlicBlih Gbreu nou beiocr-
europGiid,cn Meaicrllnacu fiir SurrN
20. @arner, nationolcr TorliBer Der
ssrienoibip 5000 Grain Committees
SStalicns @otihnitcr Mlbcrtr Gar
rt,inni prGicnticrtc bel ciler 9torarn
Iclilihfeit in ser @otidnIt onS .Sr,
ser Of Soliburitp" Grltcr &loiie, oic
bahitc S(l,S5eicbnlns mS einsiac g
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Senrp Bonnet. @otidmfteu ponTranf.
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rMuril SbOiucrS" bc0inmt Mitt=
iuOdD, ben 81. WGr,.

Gin nlritnildcr ,fnnnHcc nil
ncucu @Gnncnrcidjtum gcIfnnofuoll
in Scinnpch 1912 Ferinoc Ncarl
ilnmmcnoes San NrunCiacn bctput
@arncr @ros. nCllcltca Muiifalilhea
Stiif .9lpril Shppcra" nit ,>sd
Carton uno slnn Soutbcra in Sitcl
rollcn. IS miro inn Nippohrnmc Ic-
ieigt. IS mirfCn nod nit Der nluae
Wobbp GIlia, Der cinen autcn Giu-
hrllf nlnht nla ciu imNcu Wonn.
9inhcrt 9lbn inoi llno tan5t mnn z.
3. Snfall iid)ert gcniigcub iiir Su
NOR nit icinem 9luItrctcn. IS iii cinC
crNrciIenoc @cihihte lrnS iii lcbcuoip
nit Mlllit mo Snn5cn.
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reid begriiBte Serrn Warmer,

reid, begriiBte Serrn Warner. Ser
idou Elm Wtitglieo pom Srenh Se
aion OF Sonor lit, nit bcrSlihcnWor.
ten ocs Sonfcs in Scr iran,oliid,cn
Wotlhnit
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srihncte Siauren oes Siplomotiiden
&orpS ipcrNen @Gite iein beim Gin
ncr Don Srcn Tarlon. 3eitungs- mo
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tSrienbIbip 3ug mar noh hcnor occ-
ielbe Don y8orner WroS. aeIilnlt
ulroe alS ,Sbnnfs slmericu." Ole
fer Slim murne proolBiert nit @cla
bus b,lrh popllire 3ciC,nllng Sca
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Sc. In ser SpiBc scr 0citrG1cr ,unr
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pro Nelnporc Nrtblr Eannenhcrn
Sbcrridtcr SSrunf WiIrpbcu, sSilcu
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frctir iiir Sunhcl ". Mperil Sarri
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Nrmcc ScfrctGr &cnuctb e. Mopol,
SefrctGr ser Sritpoiic gS Stlrari
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tnrcn mno HcprGicntnntcn. Hnd,ocm
ser Slim 0cSciat lpprhcn mar nor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25

8uiieneinnaribes eritoden tpnrae
uno Dem mir in ieinem @nrtcn Elm
@rab gr,,ben, ipdre beilte Elm aiisee.
scihncter Yermittler stuiiben Mmc-
rifa nno 0eutid)lano, nenn aud ibm
lpar sic Semofratie ,lnmittelbarcr
2ebcnsinbnlt. @ir bdben nod aht
1age Dor icinem Sooe nit ibm ge.
lprnd)en. Is mnr chrns lpic McliN
nation in ibm, er iiiblte nielleidd leil
ShidIal ihon. Srnbbem erboffte er
piel iiir oie 3ufllnit pon Der 0raft
oea Sclnofrntiihen Webnnfens.
llmS nod einnal rpanocln mir olli
oen Spuren .pon Carl Sdulrs. Die
3eblenoorier Golfsbibliotbcf bclpabrt
einen 8nno nit bcn @ricfcn pon Carl
Sf,urS m,f. Die bon slaatbc Sd)nr,
im Sabre 1912 hcrnus9cgebcu ipur-
Sen. 8Gbbcls mn6 lcinc Wibliotbefs=
Sflapcn babcn iid) oTienbar geirrt.
hieIcs @ud, 81 perbrennen oocr in
Sas @cbeimiad su tim. Snfogcbcilcn
lit cs Sicmlib serlcien mo es miro.
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pcrtrui,tc. Nerohc bcllte ,picocr picl
pcrlnn9t llno Elm Seier cocr eine
9cicrin bdbcn sic Scitcu Sicics @n,
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lit Sipnr inn allaemcincn ncoer id)on
nod itnttbnit, obcr in oic'em 'Sdll
onri man Sem 2cicr cinmal oanfbar
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maBen mieber lehcnbin ipcnn mall
bon linn lieIt: .@enn id) nidt Der
@iirocr cines frcien Tcutidaano Iei,l
fam, 10 mGhtc ih meniaitens @iir'
ger ocs Ireien slmcrifu iein."
Ser Mibbrnmh ocs @llten ucran.
loBt sen. Nmcrifancr nidt 5,lr slb-
gdniilng oieics @utcn; ser sDiib-
braub Scr Srcibcit ncrlodt i'm nidt
sur @eihrGnf,ma Ser ssreibcit. Ter
Nmerifaner peiB. hnB Sic Nrcibeit
onS bette GrsiehrnaSmittel lit. nnS
oorin lieGi sic bGdite H'arantie fiir
Sic Mcpllblif. @ir bnheu nod, ME &C.
icbcn, pic id Gin frcies Golf in lei
mem eiacncn Snilic bcninlmt @ir
hnbcn nod, ME Sic &cnlitGt Scr
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,pirflid,cn 2eben gcicben. Ias ollcs
bictet lid, bier in slmerifa unicreiH
@lif IN cinem nnaebeuren Sahlear :"
SSm MGr5 1855 id,rciht Carl
Shurs nn Giott7ricS &infcl: I'D,
iinhc. NaB Ole ssroae ser ssrcibcit.
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Sh,perac,uihtz
Nii,eeGn,pic

@bppcr Vilie @atIon, @ritiidru
Hcid,sneiitcr, llibt lid nit Dem
Scraa OteIiter lid Huincs in ser
Central Nrnlorp anf 80. WtGrs, bette
Smei sSullen nla orei lmb .3cit cinlu!
elnholb Shmbe. 9iainca ldlu0 Dor :
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9icibe Wciitcr Wiu SlnNion hcrnus
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fInpIen nod Stan Nell lmH sad Oil
lion befnlnt ns Sigcrlnnnn pan
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gen. Gintrittsfurten 81 bnbcn In9ildi
mans uno Central NrnIorr.
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tuenn AUDI nod 10 peridleoen in Der
Gorm. bod i'm @eien iiberau oieicl.
be lit. llno nenu ih in Der 0ffent.
liden Mngelegenbeiten bieies 2anSes
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nno aroBe Sahe aIles, tpas man
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an ieineu altcn @eiinn,nasaenolicn
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nit Scr @irflihfcit 10 ieltiam fontra-
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ocs Sd)Gnite i'm Menlben. Solanae
er lebt. iiirbt oic S,aeab nibt." IS
lit 10 ct1pas tpie Elm Tcitnmcnt non
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Wi0ensrpcrtcs

Gs lei lms innmer onoelcaencr,
Mcnid)liffeit 81 seigen als 2cbenS.
art! 0eiiing.
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bienen mir Sen 3lpeden @ottes,
Sbiner,
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an MAIDEN; Elm @crbenber miro I'M,
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,micrc Grnte gemlten.
Snnptmnrn.
Seer ole Iflidjt ser Shlnoe er
iiiat, Ser orebt oas 8ao ser @elt
Seller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25

olI nmubicbburc 3eit. hic iiir Mil
!ioncn pon Ilelicnl Gin iln0cpiilcs
Shidinl hebclltct, iinh ms 81 crnit
Iiir Enrtcipolitif. @nr nidtS iii bc,r.
te gcsponncn, apenn Temtid,e chamber
bie Shnlo 5uId)iebcn an Singcn. an
hencn tic mcoer BORT nod, bier etira@
Gnbern fonncn. 9ic Sample nm sic
oeutide Ginbeit ilnN sic beltidc 3m
filnit mcrocn nod aui lanAe binaus
ambnmcrn. Wir nebmcn 8cncrnl Ho
herticns Grflirilna sur Genntnis.
bn6 es falid, ipGre. bic Seillng bon
Tcntidluub als Satiahe onsucrfcn
nen. Sieies 8ort miro piclleidt elm
mol cine bobe Weoeuhma baben."
Gin Iidprcs 3cid)cn boiiir, bn6 sic
Belt Der beihem gro6en politiidrn3ir
fuile - ses rcp,blifanilhen lmn bes
bcmofrotilden acknowledgements SI.
9lufltellnng Der YrGlibcntiddits- ,,nn
M5cpriiiSentj jd)aitstanoihatllre =
nGber riidt, fann oarin erblidt ipcr,
Sen. bob Der .Ybilaoelpbia Snaui
rer" hcn TGtern Ger GlGfcrItaot 81
jruit: Mepariert ole StraBen Ybila
belphias, benor bie 9elegierten DC,
beinen Yorteitaaumsen bier elm
trcficn.
! Gem MnDor Samuels, Scr bcbnnp
tct bate. oie Strabenreparatlrer
ieicn. ncnieltcns ioipeit es alli bit
SnlptItraben onfomme. nunnlebr be-
enbet. berpeigert bas 8latt bcn
8lultben. Tatiad)e lei pielmchr, baF
es in Ser Stabt Scr 8rmoerIicbc farm
cine 6anpt- o6er Nebcnitrabc aebe
aif oeren YfIoitcr bie Mutofabrcl
nidjt ihre eiaene Sidlerbeit ODER oil
ibrer aScfGbrte nuis 'spiel feter
miiBtn nm pom Sled fommen 81
fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
2(,,i Hcn Sparen pe,,
Carl Sshtrs
Shlub bon Scite /.

l1ngIt ebc es Slime CAB; apic langi
miro nan cs lid, nod cnt9ebcn lai.
len? llnh man barf bin3ufiiaen, hai
ole Welreinngatat init Der Gar
Sbur5 @ottlrieo &infcl aus ocr 81
taNclle bon SpnnOuu bnltc, rhcnioas
Elm sSilnitoIi lit. nit bcn SoGnbcn 81
arciien. Gs lit 10 bitter nohpcnoia,
an ocutId)e ireiGeitlid)c Sraoitioncll
un5iIfniipIcn S,icr nGrc cine quite
@elegenbcit.
@cnn nlld) nidt nicl nlctr bon ser
WeIrcillngstnt bes 4Ser SfurS Dor.
banhcn lit, 10 lobnt cs inlnerbin nod.
bcn Spuren oieies Munncs nad,sM.
acben. Sn 3cbcnhori bnt rs bis Dor
fursem eincn @iirgermciirr 0infcl
acgcbcn, ser elm Nnhiobrc pon Wptt
1rlch &infcl mar lmo nod, Wricic uno
Snfilmentc ans icncn Sogcn uufbc.
mnbrtc. Sn 3chlcnoorI bot aud, bis
sllni Gage bcs Ml,liencinmari6cs Mn.
ton Grfclen5 gclcbt. nit Dem Hcid)s
.tnasubaeprhnctcr Or. 9rittrlmann
GnrlBcnbcr Ser Gnrl Sfmr5= @eicG
Ihnit mar. chc sic HnSis hicic Ser
ciniglu1 sll eincm propaganda Sn
itrumcnt Su mib6rnldcn pcriud,tcn
9lntom GrfclcnS, ser pon cincm be
trllnfcncn Solontcn ON Gage hcs