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New England bulletin., 1949-07-02
STONES THROW
By Charles Sumner Stone

I'm two weeks late, know. The event has died down and nobody seems to be discussing it any more. But that Robeson affair was a co1u11rnist's "naturaF' and simply could not resist comment on it. I would like to disseminate a few ideas which fermented as result of Paul Jr.'s connubial ven ture.
 Reflection Number One was the interesting manner in which the various newspapers handled the whole thing. Overnight, they al- tered the complete pattern of race relations. In every newspaper that printed the story, Miss Green berg was "white.'' She was 8 "white girl," not a Jewish girl"
 Never once was the latter fact mentioned.
 She was no longer a member Of this minority group, but 1n the eyes Of the daily press which Hn- der normal circumstances ignores the fact, she was 8 member of the majority group, 8 white girl.
 Miss Greenberg, through her ac- ton, performed an interesting so-
 
 race relations.
 Reflection Number Two results from all the printed cogitati ye matter which speculated on the success of the marriage. Many felt the couple is going to have 8 hard time.
 We'll. THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE A HARD TIME. Things arg rOJlph in America fO- day and they never should have gotten married. Why? Because jobs are scarce. There's an acute housing shortage. Wonaen's skirts are still too long and the Bostoz, Red Sox aren't even in the first division yet. Yes sir, anybody get ting married today in times like these Is certainly insane. Obvious 1 1y, Paul and Marilyn failed to rec l ognlze this general instability o1 the American socio-economic pat tern and have plunged into connu bial disaster.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02

to ambitious Negroes. Oh, they still look like what they were built to look like almighty inpos- ing But they are all white ele- phants and Arks of Praise and Uncle Moe owns them now!
 There are Doctors, men of the Cloth and business men. who have anywhere from ten to twenty rooms if you please. (Of course, it is said, that 8 few have lodgers to help them sweat out the tariff hut some of them actually live in these museums with very small families for no other reason than to impress the community and their friends)
 If dear ole Booker T. Washing ton could come back and see this mess, I am sure that he would rush in frenzy to some of his more choice sayings like.
 Drop your buckets where you are"
 He would want to see what possible interpretation he could have left behind that made his peo- pie feel he meant drop your bucket and then jump in yourself!
 Detroit is just plain frightening with it's top and bottom, for you expect the bottom will not know Or understand many things, but when the top goes crazy too where then will the answer be found?
 Yes, there are some good sub stantia1 citizens in the city of De troit but they are far outnumbered and certainly, far outspoken by a wild wooly crowd that is not much interested in that vague thing called principle.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02

Reflection Number Three con cerned the reaction of many mem bers of the wedding party" which because of the apartment limlta- tions were required to remain out side. As guests. they certain1ey exhibited extremely poor manners in their vocal expressions. No rice no well-wishes, no laughter, or gay expressions. They wanted to be different, so they booed. Maybe, it is indicative Of a new trend n wedding procedures.
 Reflection Number Four cen tered in the ideals of Christian ethics. I dislike putting myself in the position of justifying my oe- iiefs by quoting Bible passages as many are wont to do. But I seem to remember some words of Paul (the disciple) who said that there was neither Greek nor Jew nor Gentle. but We are all one in Christ Jesus. This concept is SC obvious that it embarrasses me to express it. For one thing, many o1 Us in America consider, ourselves Christians and at times. believers in the teachings of Christ. Yet somewhere dfOqlS I14G 1AnS, SOfaAC- body began to compromise ideals with actions and we've never strengthened out. Tn many cases the church does not ardently ad, vocate brotherhood, but thinks more In terms of the nores, what people think" and existing habits During the commotion occasiOneo by the wedding, I wondered what the Christians were thinking.
 Because of the keen inadeQuacy of my limited mind, four reflections were all I could muster. l doubt if I have said anything startingly original or even articu1ated thoughts which you may have held yourself. There is, however, one thought with which I would like to leave you. It is written tha1 flor every wise man digging at tho roots of race prejudice, there ars a. thousand fools hacking at th< branches Paul Jr. is either 2 fool or 8 wise man.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02

actually the state of affairs in Detroit generally. It is a one industry town. Therefore, as this major industry goes, so goes the whole community.
 After looking and listening for 8 while, it was my humble opinion that those at the bottom were continually scraanbling to get up and those at the top exceeding ly confused with the idea Of being there and the worry of ever hay ing to come down.
 The little fellows at the bottom frantically bet the horses and play any game of chance that presents itself. These creatures are so thick all ovef the place that they pract- ically have to wear badges to keep from trying to play their conf dence games on each other. But in the midst of it all. they keen up a front with their striped silk shirts, panama hats and Cadillac cars.
 Most Of these individuals are victims of the philosophy of chance and fix and therefore they make no bones of the fact they feel that life is one big game that depends strictly upon one wits and nerves. And truly enough, many have made it on this basis in this strange city.
 But the most depressing thing of all is to ride through the neighbor- hoods where wealthy whites have long since learned the hard lesson of trying to maintain mansions strictly for the appearance of af- f1uence and have abandoned them
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02

weeks Issue and discover tEaa4
 NEE merely presented the Haces, made no editorial comment. As to the Jennings case, NEE can
 not help the fact that there are elements involved which make it & sensational oae. NEE does not manufacture the news, only re- ports it. Reader Jordan and his friends may rest assured that NEB will continue to be a strong, crzE- satiag and militant newspaper" Re DOrting Of the Jenning case would
 appear to fall into, the category of
 crV1sading journalism since tvven- ty-One NAACP branches i'm she
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02

New England area a~e espOgRshxa z the Jennings cause.
 He hates it too Sir:
 Liked your recent editorial set ting people straight about joining Certain National Guard units sim ply because other Negroes have al ready done SO. I hate jinlcrow too, and more especially, when it is self-imposed. I like the BJhLE- FIN because it jumps on our own people as readily as on those who want to take advanage Of us'
 Jean CARTER
 Hartford
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02
Sincerely nost~,,
 By George ". Goodman

have just back from the amazing city of Detroit where sage citizen summarized the plight of that massive population with the statement:
 There is middle to this community. It is either the top the bottom"
 That gentleman is wiser than he suspects for that is
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02
Dear Editor DON'T PLAY US CHEAP

Sir:
 think it is shameful that your newspaper had to come out with the headline: "RObesons Booed, :" just as though you were happy about this disgraceful exhibition of bad manners after two American people, who happened, only incl dentallv, to belong to different races, went through the perfectly normal experience of becoming man and wife.
 In the same issue, you headlined
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02
his sensational Ralph Jennings

this sensational Ralph Jennings case from New Ham Kshire, which has all the elements of cheap, tabloid journalism.
 It was the opinion of myself and a few friends of mine that the NEW ENGLAND BULLETIN was going to continue to be a strong, militant, crusading paper and not one which peddled rot about iEnpo1ite imbeci1es booing and rape murders.
 Paul Jordan
 MdNet0Wn Reader Jordan assumes NEB was happy about the ESObesOn bOOing. Let him refer to last
New England bulletin., 1949-07-02
OPEN LETTER TO MR. WILKINS

The BULLETIN to congratulate the National As s"caon for the of Coored People having had the to have ready and trained to tnue the machess leadership which has given ganization for many years by Walter White.
 One of the oftrepeated adverse criticisms of organiz- uOns like the NAACP been that they dominated single personalities who indispensable When the leader coapses, bang the organization That this is not true the NAACP you Mr. Wilkins breathing testimonial
 On the basis of past record, feel America justly feel that the splendid NAACP will be perpetuated and expanded.
 This is of those editorial open which pat the victim the back and build him up rible letdown.
 We do have suggestion and we do not feel it is anything but highest of the
 Knowing you the calibre person you are we are confident you will accept it as such The National Association Advancement Ored people has gained formidable reputation for it's cham pionshp of the of minority groups From humble demonstrations like picket lines letters bril- liant fuEdress legastic battles the nations highest courts NAACP has the gau in alert guarding of the civil liberties of those constantly denied
 Whenever in the land of Dixie Negroes have been have felt, deservedy, NAACP wonderful power of it's organization into the battle to right the wrong
 In weeks the white rObed jerks of the Ku Klux riding again. kowardly kolection klucks which hates Negro Catholic and presumably dead juice. But the Klan has been riding again.
 Who the victims?
 Not Negroes, ths time. @a.
 
 reporter Navy veteran.
 You what Wilkins?
 NAACP disappointed
 NAACP didn't go with protests to the governor President, with releases to the newspapers.
 We think NAACP should have made just as much noise when Negroes involved. Here beings brutalzed-and victim of brutality is victim of brutality, regardless of his race colo
 opportunity NAACP to demonstrate
 
 the fight for justice for the Negro in the South is essen tially the fight For denOcr
 We might wrong, think NAACP missed t8se boat this
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
@leicbe Ginman1e=
rungSrecbte fir
DeutScbe .fl1btlinge

oerte BON Wellen nab 9eutlblanS ou
lualuoern. Cine tpeitere 8ruppe pon
Ielltldfn, manbmal "8eibsoelltibe"
gcna!,nt. Iebte in ienen 9cilcn BON
Neuti6lano, loie iest non Yolen be.
lett iilro, ,lno iu ienem 1cH 9eutih.
lanbs, Sitpreuben, in oeHcn VeIet.
llng HuBlanb ,,nb ISolen jih teilen.
Sie @eid,ibte Don Der 0crtrcibs
ung oieier Se,lte mad arieasenoe lit
lpolbbcfannt. Die 8eIt aueiB bon ser
~SesalHierl Der 8ertrribung
ourd oas Eotsaamer llebereinfons
men. aber feiner aIs oie ycrtrica
bcneu ielbit fonn -alrfdnelid) 0ie sabl.
lpicn, NIT oieier 9e.ueaung pertlu,be.
perionIiden 1ros0Aie,, beareiieu.
Gs trai lid. SAB id aeaen Gnoc Scs
arieaes i'm oitliden Gc,stld)lanS ,tno
Der 1lbedoilolpafei ,par. SD iab
heie Sellte Die itaubige Strabe enf.
lang 9eben. al ifr iroiib Sab 1inS
(Sut allf Dem Riiden traeeno. Gini.
ge bon ibnm batten @aaen nit ,pe.
nigen er6iirmlidrn 96pfe,l ,i,io
Nialuuen ,lno unberen MDbei heln.
Sen. Gin gut Setl Der 2aoung beihnt,S
aus Seu SSsl.bem iie In Ser s3eit ,Des
lrsialel Chaos ourh frcnthes &C.
net ioaclr. :onnien iic nid,t cirniaI
S,raui FINER. lnre G,ierpc i!r eincn
6elo grafen 81 !alicu. 0icie ,2rilte
lraren ":Sfres" (inS Sflab: ma) cbne
3raItIpagen llnb obne cine Galifor.
mia aus Dem Stallbbefc1l elmer Der.
oerbtcn 9sadfriessrate fliebeno.
Sbr 3iel mar niht CRIME Iuen ,lno
Sran9enbaine, ionoern Sie Sb,ltt.
baufen oes geIhlasenem 0cutiblanbs
Sic coeen nah elmer 8eger,b, roo in
ben Snb,litriegebietcn 40 Yro,ent
Der 1889 beItebenoen @oblulngseins
bcitcn bon gombe1 leritort loeen.
@ir berebnen, baB mir in oielem
2mlbe NIT Dem @obnlmgsbam bier
Sabre auriid iino. Ssn Te,ltfdIonb
S6lub a,tf @eite 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
1apat,s Set,pimtnter
ieben welt II, Gritamnen

Wie erlpartet, gcluannen sic orei
iapaniIden MeiiteriMpimmer iiber
1900 Weter ,lnongefohten sic anlcs
rifaniIden Meiiteriboiten IN Sos
INgeles. 0ie SSapaner iilto ali oie-
Ter Strede apeiter itdrfer oils sic &C..
lamte iibri9e @eltflaile. ssurllbaibi
brolldte als Sieger 1929 Min. :;
bier garos binter ibm iolgte iein
2onosman Solbi5ume, unO Scr -.
itibri9e 5anafa lplrbe 9rittcr. Grit
Sanm fomen init meitem elbitamo Ser
&nnaoier SSones uno sic Mmerifun,r
Spargo, 9torris lupo Cole Ollrd,s
3el.
Sn Dem 2OOsm GorlGllicn ihpulnm
@ollD @olf aus Sos slngclcs nit
Oem SSnpaner sOtllrapama ialt sic
sanse Strede i'm totem Menncn, BOD
ipuroe lebterer gang fnapp in 2.13.S
Min. nit $40 Sef. Goriprlns Sic=
ger. SSm 3. Sorlalf blHb ser 9l,ue.
rifaner Sobn Blum aus Nelp Saocn,
Conn.,, in 2.12.S Dor be1n SSapaner
MtarllDama Clad in fSront, unb
oen 3. Gorlaui bolte iih Scr ssomner
Samagllhi in Der idyneuiten Belt
bon 2.11.6 Min. Dor hem amerito=
miif)en 8cltme;itcr inn 8ruitiMmim-
nlen SSsoe geroeuer aus EOilobel-
pbia, ser iib eritmals eriolgrcib I'M
tsreiltil perllld)te ,lno MIR Sluci s)aros
|binter Dem Sieger blicb.
9as &unitipringen eeipaun Sfip=
pp 8roipn aus Seras nit 14S.Ss
lH,nften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

Der sneiilrftige Sobe &onrnliiiar
sab Dem Nseriondl ser ne. .MilitIr.
re9ierlng Die 3niiderl,ng ab, oab ie
Oiele BON ibneu apie uu6slib aub IN
Der neucn Organization beid)Gitiat
blcihen Wiiroen. Tas Yerional Ser
MilitGrregierlmg plroe I'M 2auie
Ser letteassabre mlf 23OO Berionen
permilpoert. gn 3ipiliiten tpiiroen IN.
gefitbr 1900 fiir Die isortiiibr,mg
Ser s(ufgoben slmerifas in 0eutid)=
ano ben0tigt ,peuoen.
Gom Staatsbepartment iperoen i'm
So,rie oieier @ode bie 8ebaltser,Ip-
pen Scr amrifanii6en slngeiteltcn
;eitgciebt. 9ieieniaen .3ipilanacitea.
tea, Der Militdrrcgierung. oie fir bie
nele Sr9aniiation in Srase fom,
men, ueroen. ab /. Sttobcr bonn Mmt
oes Soben &omrniiiars iibernoInmen.
Ere1efuntroQe selodert
@ie befanntgegeben ipuroe, .piro
Die anerifaniihe MilitGrregicr,rne
Ole Brciieli5en5 in 8apern am 90.
augllit eltosiiltig aufbebeu. Yapcrn
lit 'oamit oas lebte 2ano ber amcrifa-
niidcn Gone. in iuel6er sic Wilitir.
regierl,ng eS auigibt. ielbit nele 3ei-
tungen nno 3eitidriitem 5l,,ulailen.
Sn 6eiien ,,uo @iirthmberg =8aoen
'uirO Die 3ulailuns bon Yublifatio-
men bereits ourh entiprehenoe Yrei=
legeiebe Der Sanoesresir,ung gere-
gelt Inter 6ie aIiierte 2i3en5pilidt
iiel felt ariegsenoe a,,d) bie @er0f=
ientlibune bon Biid)ern uno oie slui:
fiibrlsng pon Sbeateritiiden.
Cine geipiifs Mab bon 4ontrouc
bebdlt iih Sic Militdrreeierune ie-
ooh Dor. nm oie Nerbreitung BON
Na5i-S Sheen ooer iolde 0er0ffent-
liblmge1 5u lmterbnuben. Die iid)
, aesen bie Siherbeits- Sntereiien Del
8eiaslllpesmd6te ui9ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
4tttts,peetiel pen
NteGley tftiteeteilt

Berlin. Sic amerifami6e Mili.
tdrcgier,mg miro am Is. Nopcn'bcr
81 beiteben aufbGrell. Dies CAB Der
borlG,lfise Iilitirgollbcrneur uah
fiinftige 8obe 9ommiilar Sobn 5.
McGIop befannt.
Gntiheibunaen iiber Mngdeacnbei.
ten 'oer anucrifm,iihen 8elab,ln9 pcr=
Sen nod biciem 1ermin poEl llS,
Staatsoepartment lmo BON McGlry
als 9ofrm &omnuiilar Ser Gereiui1,
ten Staatcn entidisSen luerDen.
Die ntilitaniide 8ertpaltuns scr
anerifaniiden 3une beaam in,
Suli 1916 ,lnter General 8. Giiens
boapcr. Seine Mabfolger aparen &c,
neral Soiepb &. Mtaarep uno 6e.
neral 2ucius 8. CLAN. @dbre,,o Der
3eit. it tpeld)er Clan als MilitGr.
golperneur fnngierte, iullroe 6en
1c,lti6en idritttpeiie Elm eetuiies
MaB pon Selbitperiualtuns 5,,riidge-
gebcn. sSsn Der neuen ,ueitoeutiden
8,nlbesrep,tMif, 6ie am 7. Scptenl.
Der ms 2ebei tritt, eebt bie @eieb=
9cb,mg uicoer in oeutibe Sanoe
iiber. Die oe,ltihe &eger,,na bleibt
iebod in Graen Der militdrild)en
Smerbeit ,lnb aalsipGrtieer M,lge.
legenbaiten ben gntheiou,ieen Der
brei 8eiabuuesmd6te ,n,ter,uorfeu.
Sn ieiner grflGraulg bcitGtiste S
McGlop bereits I'M lmla,lf befiluoli.
d)e 8eridte, ,uoa,ad bas bieIige a,ne.
rifaniihe @er,palalnsperional Be
Der llmiteQung auf 5tpileVer,paltlnq
3abfen,ndBig berntnoert aperoer
miiife. 0ie llmiteal.ng bon Ser mill
tdriihen a,af 3ioile aontroQe Der 80
ne, iagte NcGlop, lei bereits mad
pno naa I'M Gong.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Il. S.>Krieositiiie gun,
criten N1ale IN
Sranee>Spai,iet,

Wtoorio. lie. .Griegsitifie ,uerocu
i'm fonnnNroon Monnt Spauicn gum
eriten Mnl belud)cn, ieit 8eneralillis
|mls SrunciSco ssrunco Dor nebr al:
3dhn Syabren 3nr Radt fam. Srnnco
ipa Iomirol Riharo 8. Gonollp, oe'1
S5erfommonoierenocn ser ne Gee
itreitfrGite I'M Nitatlantif uno Wiit,
telmcer, empfangen, pubreuo lid)
amerifonilhe Sd)ifie bonn 3. bis 8.
,September oui Spuniens tSlnttcn
baiis 81 sSerrol beiilOen. Sn Na'b=
ingtpn crflurte EN- Gertreter or5
Stnutsbcpnrtnents eincm Hcportcr
Scr Tlottenbeiuh iei cine Soee Ser
Murineleitlllg" lluo bcoellte nld)t I'M
acringlten oaB lmier Hano ieine fiji
le S1ultlng gegelliiber sSrmlco-Spa'
|nien 9eGnbert babe.
--O-
- unterltiiten Sic Die i'm .Wolfs
blatt" anae;genbe,. @eidGfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
21er,peeiiet>SGniihe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Oslo. sfilitGrihe Selter Nor'
mc0cnS nno IGnemurfS, Die itd) t,icr
traicn, crfl1rtcn, bnb iie Sic SEtg.
;;;;'4)fcit Scr 3uiamn"n1r2ci; a!'i Sem
rctc'r ser ,Yroout'ioa i.ir n'lIIia'
,i'hc 3mcfe" hcircadcr bnhcn
Mcioc 3IHoer iiHo .GtltNllcoec ocs
"rroatlontit Yafis Sie baben be-
r. ls milien laiicr. b''i tic en- ,lchcr.
c,nfonnncn ersieIsl modten, che tlc
ollacneinen mi.itIrilthcn gc'yrcG)
,llgaen. senliB oiclcm sbfclnnlcn, IN
@aibinaton beginner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Fuenfzig Jahre ErdoeI an
a." j. der nestkueste der U.S.. A.
Won ROBERT u. SEWARD. HOLLYWOOD. CALIFORNIA

3as sic Yetrole,,m. .Sl,buitrie ga,
liiornias nerbGltnis4miLia ie5r jung
lit uno crit ettua fl;nisig Sabre lang
bcitclh. ,piirbe nan foun fir m0s.
lid balten, 'tpcnr man sic mn9ebcnre
Gnt,uidlung ser Grotohrlmgen ,mo
Die gctualtigen aiaii,neyieaulaaem al
Ger @eitfiiIte ser l.SI in @ctrad,i
siebt.
auf Dem merlfnniibcn Sentiment
iino oie erlten Gc>cliunee iibcrboipi
nor fa,lm 90 Suhrcu gcn:aht NOR.
oen, uno fait a.cit,aeitia on:,!, oen
Colonel 6. g. 9rofe IN 1itn:pille,
Henniplponicu, iotpie nurib :. 8.
@ilGinms in Sntaria. GonaOu in
Ger 3eit bin 1859 be3p. 1851.
Orate arbeitete 5uaihit IL, cin
flciner Mneeihllter ali eiUen Eaiias
gierboot bcs Cafe Grie, lurroc oann
Giienbnblttonb,fte,r ,nh ;nuclucrte
ietne fleinm Griparniiie gelnciuian
NIT einem Sdullebrer George 3.
Biiiel. Inn in Sas Dill 8uiinc6" 81
gebcn. 60 lit Die erlte r@ilocot" e.
Bobrltng am Sil Greet einem Sc
benilub oes allegheny Miuer inEern-
ipfpdnia begonnn noroen. Sort bot.
te Elm Myt Or. 5. 9. 8retpcr 5,lidl-
bg cin o,n1fles lbmar5es SeI aus
elmer @aiierqlnlle 9elanmclt uuO
gcoabtc. Saaelbe 81 ameoi3inilden
3uedcn az berspenoen.
Gin see,uiiicr Samuel 9irr bate
auh bereits Scl bci 1arantlm am
Mleebenp 8iuer eef,lnoen, pelhcs
teilipeife ais Stmicrmittel, aber
uud bauptiddlid als ioaenanntes
r9arrantum Del" in Slaid)en sefii0t
ols cht .Sealtbful @olm", alio
Scilbaliam. in efieftuoller sluimabs
ung oerfa,rit apuroe. Inter Dem Sin-
peis, baB 'oicies Sel 400 Sub ,mter
ser groe entitanoen iei, puroen oic
9eilfraite besiclben poetiib ,pie folgt
gei6ilbert:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

The healthful balm,
from natures secret spring.
The bloom of health and
life to man will bring,
AS from her depths
the magic fluid flows.
To calm our Sufferings
and assuage our woes -
gtah lle6erlpinoung 5Gblreihcr
tedniiber muo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feitcn gelang es Trafe am q. 9lu.
quit 1859 oas geilubte Gro0l 81 er.
bobren - es mar ser 8eb,lrtstug Ser
gepaltigcn merifanilbeu Yetro=
lelnu. .Sno,,itrie.
SSsn raider Ssolge ent,pidelte fid,
Damn sic Sud)e rmh anoeren Gro,
Glporfonmen in oen @ereinigteu
Staaten. Stint aroBeGroolieloer ae.
lalugten In einem 8obrprogromm
iiber Nen aanseu Sentiment sur Gr.
ldlicButg, nobei Glb pielfof Sebl,
bobrlurgen nit allBeroroentlid)en Gr,
folgen abspcbieltcn 8ans enornle &a
pitalicn luurben II, geologiibe ssor'
lbungsarbeiten, 5iefbobr,utacn uui
Hafiinerieanlagen iolpie Hobrlcitlln
gen gum transport Ses Grizzlies in
ocltiert.
Die MppalahMn isielos, mcltlid
bon Seem Dorf, Yenniplpania ,mS
Obio, liciern elm iait id)lpeielireies
Gel oas Gina ssnoiana 5ielS (0eit
Ohio ,mo Sldoiana) gtbt ibpeiel
reibes Del lnS Baraffiu, bas Mio
continent in &anias. Teras mo st
laboma ercn5t an Sas arobe Sui
Iielb in 2prliiiana - iibcraa ent
itanoen 3entren Ioer Gro0linouItri(
pon lutgebenrcn 9imcrlionen.
Gie faliiorniiben Selfelocr mur
oen crit notwithstanding ipGt er
lHloiien. Ssn Genturra, Galii.. apur
oen sluar bel elmer Naiierbobrlme
Gel uno 8asimwen scflrltbcn, al;
man BORT i'm Sabre 1885 sluiihluB
fSm!uk a1if Sette ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
NuiienprepaeanSa fin'
set 1tS>Saeer erauian,

9erlin. Die Sruiets 3eitiu9 Rag
lihc Mlnolhau" pcroiientlibte oell
8eribt zines angeGllben iriiberen
beutiden Sploaten namens Sans
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