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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

by THUS SAVING THE FOOD TRAILER CPL MILES RESCUED WHAT LATER
TIE Only 1902 AVAILABLE 70 TIE REMNANTS Of MS OUTFIT SEVERAL PAYS AFTER
WARDS pUG THEIR WITHDRAWAL AFTER THE BATTLE THE MEN WERE FED ONE TARDCFA
N PER MAN PER p UNTIL THEY REACHED PLACE WHERE MORE SUPPLIES WERE
AvAlAelE GRATITUDE MILES
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14
PRESCOTT

JIVE.MAH and EO are happy be-
cause they received gifts from
their boy friends Lei is on like
a light. She is holding HIS. NAH
is on like light with ST. Some
chicks We're happy when school
opened after the holidays. CIV
is ON with RIFT.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14
STEPHENS

Miss E, E. Busy Of Little Rock
has returned to her duties at the
school after spending Christmas
at home Rev and Mrs. II. w.
Todd We're hosts to two of their
grandchildren the past week end.
MIR. and Mrs. M, Kelley of Dali
las, Texas, were visitors here the
week end Mrs. Kelley is a native
of Stephens. Her father is Lonery
Jones. st. John Lodge No 456
initiated five new members Fri
day night. Roy Jones, w. M.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14
e. DORADO

Funeral services of Rev. Robert
Herntion was held Sunday at
Olive Branch Baptist Church in
Fordsville Addition. Ministers
present were Rev. E. c. Cutter,
Rev. l.. H. Highshaw, Rev. w. w.
Ruffin, Rev. I. j. Thompson, Rev.
l.. E. Ewin, Rev. d. Handy, Rev.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14
Holy Family

vX/E CALL Joseph and Mary and
w the rest the Holy Family"
but they were not known that way
n Nazareth. They were just Jo-
seph the carpenter. and his Mary.
Then there were the boys and
girls; Mark (6:0 tells the boys
names. but no one ever remem.
bsred to put down the sisters
names. Even then 1t was nc small
family. Jesus. as the Oldest Of sew.
en-, would have many responsible
tiles. After Joseph's death he would
b the chief breadwinner. Seeing
that the rent was paid. that there
was grain In the house for Mary
TO grind into meal. finding money
for clothes for seven growing chill.
dren--this could not have been
easy for Jesus the young carpenter.
They were not an easy fam
lily 10 live with. those boys and
girls. When Jesus later began
his work Of teaching and heal
ing. we hear that even his
brothers did not believe In him.
But In spite Of the brothers,
there was always Mary, Moth
cr-likc, she loved her firstborn
as no other could or did.
There are some who worship her
as Queen of Heaven" but il is
enough for us to remember that she
was queen Of the home where
Jesus the child grew to be Jesus
tn. man. Not this side of heaven
car we know how much we owe,
as Christians, to this one woman,
whose mind and spirit were woven
Into the thought and spirit Of her
Son
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

lDl1 God did not plan It that way.
~ he manhood Of Jesus was to be
Ixoal and not = dollhouse facsimile,
~ had to come UP the hard way.
Angels do not grow. they Just are;
Iut human beings grow. The great
I64srence between Jesus and ordi-
nary mortals il not that they grow
led be did not; the difference is
ohat he grew straight
ne Good Chance
THE world around u makes Its
: impression on u: 1t makes no
ilnpression on dolls. They 20 on
ni1ing their built-in. painted-on
nllss. but we have to learn
through tears. And 30 did Jesus.
h heavenly Father saw to it that
- experiences were not always
oosy ones. He was born In q stable.
II parents who were very poor, liv-
~ he frst few years Of his life ~
y displaced person In . foreign
GENTRY. with . price on his baby
sad.
~ grew up in . village "on
| - main 1lne," among COM
panlens NJ one q whom ever
bees me famous, WORKING
through long years st simple
~ net too wcll-paid trade.
During Jesus arst 80 years his
asighbers never guessed that
~ most extraordinary person
= history was living In their
village.
We sometimes wish that we had
a easier time Of It, and that God
had seen at to cast our lot In some
ID city with . rich family. in
slsad Of where we are. We feel we
eeuld be better people II we had
. chance" Yet every reader Of
0ess lines has a far better chance
than Jesus. II did not take perfect
surroundings to shape q perfect
III.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

r. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs Johnnie Mas
sey, Mr. and Mrs Henry Goodwin,
Mrs Georgia MCGEE and jesse
Charles ....... Rev. G., C. Cook Of
Union Mission Baptist Church has
set a record. $4,000 have been
raised, a new church has been
built, and ~ members have been
added in less than four months.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

INDEED, Jesus whole boyhood
I was woven into his manhood.
Among LIES most precious men,
cries are those OF our growing
years Later on, We can see how
Jesus mind was bright with MEM
cries Of home. The parallels OF the
patch d garment, Of the leaven hid
den u, the meal, of the poor worn-
an hunting with lamp for her one
lost com. of the hungry neighbor
at mid'n ght. Of the son who said
IL go but did not 60 - these and
many others may well be echoes
of Jesus boyhood home Deeper
than these are Jesus habits OF
prayer. has fondness for calling God
.Father his familiarity with
seripiufe even in deaths agony
here sig ely are patterns learned
in child growing years.
(Copyfish, BY the International Council
n Religion. Education on behalf Of 20
Pfosssfasi denominations Released by
VIM Eea,.,es.)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

Massey and Hamp Mccoy are i'll
....- Miss Laura Lee Ridgel left
Monday to enter school at Der
mott -.az. Miss Debora Ridgel re-
turned to school at Montrose and
Miss Elizabeth Trotter returned to
Gould to school after spending the
holidays at home,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14

the first 30 years
Of his life on a
lonely peak in the
Andes. far from
any human dwell
ing; he could have
sent him into the
W orld full-grown.
without ever hav-
ing to 60 through
the grind Of grow
ing and learning as
A. - "a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-14
His Growing Years
Lesson for January 10, 1949

lnOUBTLESS God can do any
- thing he wants to do. He could
have sent Jesus to earth on MOON
beam; he could have had him for
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Cards Of Thanks

We, the family 0f the late Mrs.
Mae Styles Johnson, gratefully ac-
knowledge cur sincere gratitude to
the many friends for their most
gracsous attention to her during her
Illness.
We also thank those whs contrib
'uted messages of sympathy with
cards, letters, ftelegrams, telephones
and floral, also those who ssonated
ears.
Our sincere thanks to cur beloved
pastor Father john f. Culmer, who
administered to her and visited her
SO graeioussy durfhg her illness and
death; and to Nurse Bolton who was
with her until her last hour.
To the Pharr Funeral Home we
are sincerely grateful for the splen-
did services rendered.
Very sincerely.
Ephriam Edward Johnson
, and the Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of our
dear sister Theresa Nearn who de-
parted this life February 4, 1943.
Gone but not forgotten.
The world may change from year
to year
Our lives from day to day,
But the love and memory Of you
dear sister
Shall never pass away.
Ben White, brother
Albina Bethel, sister
Laura Johnson, sister
Carrie Sawyer. sister
Della Minis, sister
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

Mrs. Mary H. McLeod-Riley pass
ed away January "a, 1919, at her
residence in Nassau, Bahamas. At
her bedside were her two sons, Rob
ert and Leonard, and her nephews,
Rufus Marshall and Leo Taylor.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs Alsada McL4oud; husband, Mr..
John Riley; two sons, Robert and
Leonard Riley; two sisters, Mrs.
Aleen Miller and Mrs. Evelyn Mar
shall; two brothers, Messrs Thomas
and Charles McLOud; four neices and
nephews.
We the family wish to thank all
relatives and friends in Miami and
Nassau for cards cof sympathy and
all acts of kindness Shown in our
hour of bereavement.
May she rest in peace and light
; perpetual shine upOn her.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of our
son and brother,
ANDREW ROBERTS
who departed this life February 6,
1916.
Beyond the sunset there's a land
Where skies are always blue
Where every day is bright ano
fair
Where dreams will all come true
And at those Golden portals
That grace the Golden Shore
Loved ones who have said goodbye
VIII meet to part no more.
Annie Roberts and family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

Silla Smell, the wife of the late Joe
Smell, a native of Valdez. Georgia,
died at $50 pm. Tuesday evening
at 1866 NV 5th ave. She came to
Miami July 194S, was the aunt OF
Mrs. MIME l.. Seymour, by marriage
who was taking care of her at her
death. Mrs. Smell died at the age of
90.
Goodneighbor Funeral Home ais in
charge of funeral arrangements.
Body will be shipped to Valdez.
Funeral will be held in Georgia Sun
day afternoon. Smith Funeral home
will conduct the funeral in Valdez.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

Watch for the Grand Opening OF
st. Agnes Adult and Youth Center.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
VERA WILSON
Member of Elks Renovating Com
Elks Renovating Plan
Changed
VERA WILSON

Plans for renOvHrrg the property
of Atlas Iooge and Antler's Temple
on NV 3rd ave. were ordered re
drawn by the committee. They de-
cided to discard the plans presented
at first, since they did not make any
preparations for the Daughters. The
new plan devised by James Brady,
architect, will provide streamlining
the entire front of building under
one front. Dining room for the
Daughters and modern rest for the
Bills, a small auditorium to hold
regular lodge. and temple meetings
and office space. The committee de-
cided to put all Of its time on he
Grand Reunion Ball to be held
February 4th. We are asking all
lodges and temples to attend this
affair ut the Rockland Palace. Com
mittee: Booker T. Dunn. Bro. Harold
Francis. Shaddie Ward. Willie
0'Brien, Willie r. Davie, DIT, Vera
Wilson. Dt Bertha Oliphant. ut, Ida
DeveauX, Ut. l.. ID. Johnson.
The committee will meet Monday
at 6 pm. at the Hotel Dunn in the
patio.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1s49 PAGE FIFTEEN

liam Percy Roberts in respect oil MS
duties as a public officer by promis'
ing a reward if he would promote
the accused to the position of Senior
Commissioner and by promising to
pay so pounds to Percy Ellis Rob"
erts if he would endeavor to influ.
ence William Percy Roberts to pro-
mote the accused.
The accused was represented by
the Hon. r. A. Toote.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

The family of the late Leroy
Thomas take this method of thank
ing the Afro-American INSURANCE
Co. for prompt payment of claim.
They especially thank their agent,
Mrs. A. Strachan and manager T.
r. Rutherford for sympathetic con-
sideration.
Mrs. NJ. Thomas, widow
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Commissioner
Culmer Acquitted

Nassau, Bah, Jan. 81 - In the SUI
preme Court today Raymond H..
Culmer was acquitted by the jury,
9-S, on a charge of attempting to
corrupt a Public officer, the partic'
ulars of the offence being that on
the 18th day of October, 194S, the
accused attempted to corrupt Will
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

The Brotherhood met ut the
home of Elder and Mrs. Miller. 1850
NV 69th st. on Friday, January Z.
After the business was over Mrs.
Miller served repast of fried
chicken, salad. coffee and hot rolls
which everyone present enjoyed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

Mr. F'olia Boyd were married by
Rev. James Culmer. A reception
followed the ceremony.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Candlemas At St.
Agnes Sunday

The Feast of the Presentation of
Christ in the Temple or the Purifi-
cation of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
commonly called Candlemas, will be
festally celebrated at st. Agnes
Church Sunday, February 9Th. The
occasion will be featured by color
full candlelight procession by choir
and congregation at the 1880 Solemn
Evensong service.
Hours of services will be: Low
Mass at 1880 am. Sung Mass, pro-
cession and sermon at 10:45 am,
Church school at 100 pm. and
Solemn Evensong. procession and
sermon at 1880 pm.
Confirmation instruction is given
every Wednesday night at 700 pm.
Watch for the Grand Opening of
st. Agnes Adult and Youth Center.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

The first Presbyterian wedding
was held Saturday night. January
80, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie Edwards, 1860 n W69th terri.
wslen Mrs. Gertrude Barritt and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Grace Presbyterian
Church News

At congregation meeting held
Wednesday, January 26. 1949 the
clerk Eddie Edwards reported an
Increase in members from IS Deem
her IA, 194S to 81. and cash bal
snce Of $849.40.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Cards---Mem0Fials
IN MEMORIAM
1 loving memory Of

1 loving memory of
WILLIE JAMES CURRY
who died January 80, 194S. Gone but
not forgotten.
The Curry Family
1910 NV list, Place ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27
County Charter
8ebentet before Megiermng.

gtibt6eapobner Ser Stabt glebe.
lano 5ablen fir ibr @aiier mebr OILS
bic Glepelano 8e,pobner, ipeil lie auf
Ser aroeren Seite ser tpillfiirlihen
8ren5e, oie feline Mebtfertiglng bat.
iuoDnem. 9arllm fomen iie nibt fir
Stootratsmitglieoer itimmen oie et-
lpas 81 iagen baben IN oieienl tpi6ti-
gen 8etrieb. Srob sruber Yubli3itdt
besiiglid ser rrbefriebiaten @eas
ibafilrng Don Sielauailer lit fein
6ortlbritt sema6t tporoen es au 10.
Ien. @iit scr groben Gnhpidll,ng II,
Sen gorltaoten tpirb oie Orobung BON
Gerunreinigunsen, iiberiluteten Sell
Tern, Gpiben1icn min, laagiam
gearbeitet INN es 81, perbiitem.
Die 8clesenbeit oieie 0erbeiier,m.
gen berhci5ufiibrcn lit porgeieben fir
Yuraer bon Gijpabosa Go,u,tp nit
Scr tsrage SOL cine County G6ars
ter Gommiliion eetu1blt perSen?" ill
einem @abl Jettel uno oafiir 81 tim
men am 8. Hoo. Wenn oieic sSrage
sic Wefrsabl Ser Stimmen erbdlt,
lit @eIegenbeit 5ur Gountp @ertual-
tllng Mooerniiier'upa sebotcn.
Cine County Charter Gommiilion
tuiiroe allcs inter cine cin3ige Wes
tropolitiIfe slutcritdt bringen, II. a.
Nb5ugsfmGle, @aiierlieferlmlg, 81
ientlidp Transportation, Sod)itraBen
lno iSreimege, @pbJiabrt uno 0obl-
fobrts SSnltitllte mb 9uftbGfen. Sies
iino alles Tiel,ite Die feline 8ren3en
anertemnen ionoern fih binter sic.
ieIben allsoebnen. Gin Ineriif alli
oieie sclp0bnliben Yrobleme iuiiroen
sr0bere Seiitsussfdbiafeit erlaubea
lno bie Steuern ernieorigen 7iir &C.
lciitcte Oienite
Efir pollen @nlierorud I'M ibren
Seimen, iitr slbiau freie Seller umo
geniigenoer Sispolition, iiir before
Transportation uno fir gr0bere
Gimme in Gountp slneelegenbeiten,
iiir ipeniger foitipielige Gountp @e-
gierlmg ,mb Gerunreinig,,ng unierer
6liiiie uno Seen ginbalt gu scbieten
'peroen 8iirger bonn Gupaboso Court
tp fiir Sic Gountp Charter Commit
ion itimmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27

1eicht unregemaessig extra feiner Qualitaet "n
in einem grossen Sortment Musern und
Farben komblnatonen Schweres Zeug und viele
anderen Fassgefaerbten Tarben werden nicht ~
~ >''' ''e' Yard
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27

G(epcIonbs Sc. .,ihc S:ehcntcn=
tags 9lbpcntiltcnfirrhe miro lich an
Ser picrtcn >>uhreS Solicit, iiir sic
Gotlcipenocn heteiti0cn nm Sums.
too, Sen 90 Gftnhcr, ioQtc Scr ga.
ltnr fiir'lirh.
vScchs SATIRE Nrouiomcr 3crito
rlmoen fDnncr nidlt lpicne, OlltOc:
moft lpcrpen in orci, uicr uocr ipoo,
odt S<ohren" iuutc Eoltpr 9tcufcIn
Gielc I'M &riea pcruiiitetcn oGunc,
mcrocn llnlcre SoilTc nod lonQc be:
nntiNcn.
Sic Observation-Disclosures 9tnro:
ancrifos hohcn in Den Ore, pprber.
Qehcnocn SomlnlllnNcn s.. 2.S45. .O0C
0c0cfen. 9luHcrncm nod, 81, 800:
600 iiir Den @eocrouibou Don Sir.
hen Sd)ulcn uno &runfcnhGuicrn
Sln &leibun1 lpurbcn bis 400
Spnncn mach llehcr'cc Qciunnt ourd
Die pnn Der &irhc cinucrid}tetcn &c,
0erhGll'er. Sine olcid)c Mcnoc mur.
DC Don Den &irhcn in Ginstlpufcten
nlrcft aelunht.
Sie TcrmoItljlil iiir sic 9Scrtci.
luna in SelltI;Illunn fat hc'tIpiien,
Die Se1nln0en noh SitDclltihlonp
'll erboben. Gin Srittcl ipu in SScit=
oelltlhlonO bleiben. lmo 6lpor iiir
,NlllhtllnNc, Hllcs onDcrc ipll nud)
Dem Siten ochcn.
Sol'cnOe ir Sltpeutichluno Iciocn
llnter Dem Wtnnocl an ychcn5mittcln
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27

',uirtl6ait unb 5lpeitens lnlter oenl
@ciibtsplnft aniiebt. SAP es iih I'M
Die g,lsiiblng elmer lu1gebcuren Trie.
ocnsmoht lunbfsrieoensiiherb 9al,
|helt.
Sha6t iagt gum ShluR er babe
periuht, snreglmaen 81 aeben Ole
Iih i'm Mabmen bes lleberiebbaren
unb Iurbiiibrboren balten. ShlieD.
lid) hiBt es: vMm mag bieie Mnre.
elneen 5uriidmeiien, nenn lie Damn
nlrr anHere slusiuirfltngen bobcn,
n;inlit, oie Grfclmtnis, SAB Elm gro,
6es umo unaelpobnlihes 3iel grcbc
uno mngep6bnlihe Mittcl erforbert,
uuo iolhe Mittel pon anocren aui.
geseigt peroen nuiiien, auenn Tie sic
bier @cnannten periperfen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27
Okie 8eu Gellephens
GentpanY's HaSie Sha,a

2uis Gbarles Hobert Teroinanb
b'9lntinp San Hooten lit Elm 9tame
Der piele Silben entbGlt fiir cine yer
ion sic i'm Sbeater angeiteat lit, po
INNER llnannebmlibfeiten eriitiere,
INN bcn Homcn i'm Sinn 81 balter.
Gs lit olh iiir ben illngcn Wann
lhlpcr, 10 bot Serr San Hooten lid)
entihloiieu icinen Namen 81 fiirsen.
SicIer Wann miro als Suis Van
Hooten porgeiteat, penn er nadlte
@ohe nod Glepelano fommt I'm bic
Salrptroue 3u ii6ernebmen bel ell,cm
Sau tucen 9rooocoIt BON "Sblo
Storp" Montog, sen 81. Sftober
Go5 Trogromm miro geItaltet bon
ser Sbio 9ea Telephone So. iibel
Elm Hetlpcrt BON elf Sbioer Stotlp'
/ non lmo miro er5dblen iiber slfttpi
tat pon Sen gallopierenioen 8cIl1
Sobn @romn Sobn grolun ip,rot
1899 geboren uno errang iih als
@elofGliher sen 9fui als Sbio's 19
Sabrbunocrt grobter 8clofdliher.
Gr bcIab iibernatiirlibc &raft ullIl
SGbigfeit Dem 8eieB 81, entseben 1nf
S,lis Gon Rooteu miro ols SamcS
9roapn bcim 8ronocalt ipiclcn.
San Hootcn lpurbc in McrIfo &C
borcu, beirhtc DItlihe llnipcmittitel
IN Ecnlliplponio 1927 unh groNuicr
te ols slrhiteft, ubcr er fom IN Ser
binoung lnit Gdoioarbeit lmb mllrSl
Elm erItflaiiiger 9fabioip:eler. Gr II
| Ihon iiber 5000 maj auigctrctcn. {,
! lpridt Trun3oliih ,mo Spa,liIh oa
her bat er ipGbrenb ocs 5ipeiten @clt
trieges IN Sinner Nfrifa 9ifairs fil,
sic Meaicrung iibcr Huoio aeiprohcn
| Sos Erogronm lit bon siober,
| @alorob, Sem hcfamtcn Hnbio l'iu
rutor ollfgcltellt unb miro pol
| ySbio Storp"= =Grogramm lit cin,
| Stuort guobanan birigcrt. %:
| balboramatiihe sluiiiibrlrng pol
| jSbios gcihihtlihen Sohlihtcrn sc,
&crgangenbeit unh 8egenipnrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27

Siebenten=toas 9lppentiiten in brei
bcIpnoeren Sommlllnaen olfNes
bracbt. Sic pierte Sab,es=&pllefte
fir rie Notlcioenoe miro am Gums.
tag, Den 80 S3ftober. in alien no
pentiitenfirhe n9tnroamerifos erbos
ben merben 9lllBer aicien Spesial=
folleftcll murncn 7.5 ,Millipnen
Collar nah llsheriee oeianet fir Den
9SicnerallIbuu in Den &ritusNchieten.
Sic 8licoer Der Stride boben audi
mod 1,4OO Srnnen &leibuna unb
cbcnlo niclcn Sebensnllttclr in Die
9totOebiete oel1nbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27

rrh &lcihunu herirhten inns Sic Set
fer Scr 9lhncrtiitcn sic urlinnIt bon
cincm Eereits, ncrirhiebcner Climber
Cltrnnos 'lriiffchrten. gSGhrrnh
ser Icttcn uicr Nohre hnhcn hicie
GlrppGcr nm Sic 0GIftc Der Noh-
rlrn0smittcl crhoIten. hie sllr GrhnI-
tuna normoler aroft MOTTO lit. Gr-
IchGpflrno ShnmohtsonfGlIc. Sc
nGdtni3idmGdc. SuhcrfllIoie ms
mnOcre &ronfhritcn Iinb ichr oeItie-
0cn.
Scr |ehorf an Glciouno lit orin
ocno SboleiA man in cinioen Sci
len GlrnpuS follfcn fam 10 linz
Die l;rciic bod, uncrihlpinulidl. Shl
hc fplt(n $40 Elm Serrrnon,uo
5000. 9lrhcitshemocn SO. In cine,
Stoht, Bic lie bcilthten. butten II
Ern5cnt Der Ginocr feline Shuhe
hcrilhtcr sic 9citer Ser Slprentiiten
80 Erricnt troocn Nubsero, oos
niclt mchr rcporGtllrfohil 1T.
Sulicnoe tnherflllDier &nahen
lnb OtGohcn Nlcih oieicm rNllnoen
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