davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

NGfiter." Oas 8ebot erirnert an
oie @orte Sbdfeipeare: v@er meins
8elotalhe lticblt, tlinnnt eiipas
\SehQlolcs, ober tmr mcincn g,lten
Nuncn itieblt, beraubt MIDI pon
Gem apas ibn nid)t reid n1aht ,mo
MIDI iebr nrm."
81, aaererit iprid,t hos @cbot
gegen bas folid)e 3eugnis Dor Dem
8erid)t. Ser ,3iuef bes 8erihts ut
@erchtigfeit Cipliden Menifen 5l
oerli6ern. TaB ser Hihter uno Die
Sllrn bies t,m follnen m'B Elm ebrs
lihes lnNb nlIrihti9es 3ellenis ob-
seleet iein Iber bier banoelt es iid)
mehr als MIR bonn 3el,gen Inn @e-
ribtsiaol. Tas Bebpt but eine tie
fere 8eoeuhlng. 2l,tber ibrieb. ,,ou
ioait SEN Nahiten miht fGliblih
beliiGcn, terruten aiterreoen, ODER
bolen Sellmlnb mahen, ionbern 8u=
ties bon ibm reoenuno alles gum be-
item febrelr" Sas o6te 8ebot Nprid)t
aus geaen beliigeldbes lub betriigen.
oes Ser5, lit roer auBerbalb oes @e=
ridtsiaolcs, ir1 ser Selaentlidfeit
docr i'm 8ebeinlcn. Sit itillen mir ln,s
Iere eigenen @erid)tsSilnn1er aili tpo
mir frei Die @eoanfen austauifeu
iiber anbere Meniden.- Son ipo neb.
nlen mir ons &ebt? vGs gibt 10 uiel
9lltes in oen Sblebteiten llnter ,ns
lrlb 10 piel iflebtes in oen 8elten
luter lms. hob one Meilten lMlter rns
feinen 8r,lnb baben oen Neit am,ter
llns 3li fritrlieren!" llllD oann iin0
mir iold, armielige 8epbad)ter. @eiit
hll lpie piele 9reppen es gibt beim
Ginaang 5ur Stride? &nimlit bu bid)
erlnnern 1uel6en Sd)lrb bu sllerft
beute moraen mlge5ogen boit? Wcnl,
mir in oieien Sahen bie mir 10 oft
tim niht iider iilub, ipurlm bebnrre,
lpir in l,nierm Neoen iiber oen 9t1f),
iten urb ieine slmeelegerlbeiten bon
oenen mir nod ipeniger ,piiielt?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Ins 6ilfs,perf= Eifnif.

Pm Sonrtag, hen %. sluguit,
neronitaItet hos SNilIslperf Elm Yits
nif i'm gooebrocf @oooS. IS lit
ser gut befarlnte E[ot an SentroI
slne., 5000 Ncrtb rnb $500 @elt.
gs lit sic slbiiht bes aoniiceS, S:e
Sud)en ipelhc nod an &ouo Iino slls
lommen NUT GBiporen llilu. lolpcit ble
Mittel reihen on nptb:irftlqe ,tNo
fronfe, beinatIoi Sahlen iit Seiter.
reid, rnb Sel,tihlanb ST. lhifen lnlo
nod ei1 lpenig barmber5ige 9tddIten.
licbe SIT iiben. g8ir Iaben ole gut &C.
linnten Sad)iel, lmo Srcnnbe ein,
iih an bieiem sl,stll,a 81 hetelligen
lmb iich sueleih nod einlge Stllnoen
oort i'm griiln @olo BEL &1~tenlpiel
ulp.. gut sl 1lnterbalten. @es Gin
9.-guh hat bite es mit5ubringen.
Der aliidlihe @elpilmer Mrs oas
ahntli mJaohJcihirr nit beim
nehmen. Gas Gidnif miro i'm ~
llbr aniongen. Gos &pntitee miro Iiir
Giien unb Srinfen Gorge trugel,
Gin Yreis apiro bon tpobleclinllten
;srarrpoen ounfyno alegenclnmen.
@ir red,nen oli glrten Sciudl.
Sopbie 9urt, Sefr.
81. S.4O10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
A,,S Gu,peeH City, pa.
@oIser Hidnid.


Infer idbrlihes Hidrif treroen
mir in Butler, Ea., olf 6reo &raus
ieinem Hlas ant Sonntag, oen 4,
September, nbbalter.
gae @ol5er ,lto 9efonl,ten iino
frelnblid, ei1tgelabell brin9t gl,tge.
fiillte &orbe lmb 'Sllmor nit fiir Gr-
friihung ipiro aeiorgt. 6obrt an Sic
Main Str. IN 9utlrr, oieieIbe lit
auh Houte go. 8. ;sabrt norolih on
Rolte gto. 8 1uneefabr 3Ia Meilen
bis bel Slion Gorm ouf ser redten
Selte. sSreo &ralts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
1lms uiles, Ukte
Mhtuna Yifnid.

Sn Ser Iesten Teriammluna be-
IhloB ser Sleia 90 ein Hidn;d ab.
5uboIten om 2S. sluguit. Oas lit Ser
Ihonlte Ntonat in eilwm Sommers
ioM. ,sreier Gintritt fiir aIlc. Somit
fommt aIle ercB nno flein, oas Yids
nid fdnat nm 1 llbr nodJnittags on.
@itte feinen &prh mitsubrineen, eS
miro 2unh lno gririitbuna fiir aIle
aenl,a ba icin. Sir Son5en miro cine
quite Mltlif lmo Eolfa itto @alSer
rpripielen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
4mS Salem, Otte
3meis 10.

@erte 9riioer bonn ,3ipeig 10 ipir
eril,hen ellh oqe boilifit, Scr nGd)=
item Teriammlimg mn 9. Sept. el,d)
ale sablreif 5u beteiligen. benn es
lino ipid,ti9e @eibGfte 81 erlebigen.
Mlio bite ale apenlr m0glih 1880
ubr abenos am Yloee 5u iein.
SamstagL ben 90. Mugl,it, pers
anItaltet ber 3ipeig 1S ein &anoers
Nlfnif. 2lueig 19 beteiligt iih eben.
falIs oarm Spiele, grfriidbuneen fit
alle airber miro ous &onitee beior-
gen. 9a1ls bon 9 biz 8 llbr abemos.
Mllo fonnnt alle nit Sen ainoern am
20. Muguit ins Sanleubeian.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

3iueis 5.

slm %. slueuit iit itni ier Eifnif.
Die 9ennten lllro ein &omitee iuer-
oen allies gut orrongieren fiir oieien
Gag, 10 oob iib idoer gut unterbalteu
miro. SIM Sale es regnet tperoen tpir
ill lmlerem Club inns alnterbulten,
ober mir bcifen SOP ous @etter ihon
lit. Ilio fontn,t aIle 5u bieicm Nidnif
Scoes Mitglieo buS iib beteiligt
miro $500 @ert Sifets hcfpmmcn.
SSubn Taub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Nad)rid)ten ans Der
Suntcrns=Wemcinoc..

9tid,t ncr oasllanger 3eit 9alten
oie GreS Sistell lllrieres lieben luro
oerehrten Scrrn Yfurrer @clfber
bem beiligen rGuter ltlie slus Die
len geiitestiefen GrflGr,urgen urn ic=
bem Sat uab icber 8itte bieies bel
liglten @ebetes nit pelhem mir lns
cine Hcibe bon Spnntagen beibaf.
tigten, baben mir Sen tiefen @eiit
uno Sen Neutrality-suspicious. Scgen
empflmSen sen cs nns id)enfen mill
ipem mir es in beln @eiite beten in
Dem ullier lieber Seilono sSeius es
ieine SSsiinger betcn lebrte.
sln Nen pergongenen nd)t Spnntas
gen Iprod) min bie Yreoist iiber .bie
beiIieen v3dtm 8ebcte @ottes" 5l'
l,ns. :Dtabneno ,mo lihteno aber
oielnebr liebenb pernubnen mir
babel sic beilige Stimne Grttes ,ule
iie inns ibr "Tu iollit" ltno y vTu lolllt
nid)t" perltul,blid muden mill. Gs
lit 10 icbobe bnB 'blrh oie Sommer=
nonote bie 8ottesoienite ettpas
ihpGher beludt iiltO lu,o oaB mir
nid)t oae 5llianmen aus bieler flo
rem lmb lebenbigen Guclle oes bcills
gen 9run,ens 8ottes trinfeu fDn=
,nen.
Die Ereoigt bes perea,genenSon Sonnz
tnacs, ipeld)e bier iclgt. n,oge on al
len bie lie leien ibren Sitn ln,o &C.
aen nift perieblen lnto 5er5 uno
Mugen 0ifne1, tpns inns Ser MamGds
tige 8ott 81 ingen bot.
Sans Bauer, Shriitiilbrer
yWilit ou tpelie iein aui jeoem
Shritt,
Solt fitnierlei iln Smn:
@on lpem ou raoelt, 81 ipenl ou
reoelt,
ltn0 pie, uno 100, uno tpunn."
Die 3unge lit Ser fleinite 5etl
lmieres &orpers, nber lrid)ts fam
mebr @ut ooer eroberes l(nbeil tlul.
Sic beiist cine rieiige &roft 81 ldya.
Sen ,mb perbanmen. cber 81 iegnei'
,mo helfcn. IS miirbe llnmoglid) ieil'
sic Srdnen sl 5dblen ,uelde ifarfe
@prte berpor9erlien baben. 0cnf al
oos Glenb llnb 3erbrohene Ser5cn IN
, 6anilien, oprgefpmnlen neil ienlanS
cine lnae5dbmte t3,,n9e beiaB. 0eni
tn bas Serseleib, bie 8itterfeit ,rni
ltneiluigfeit ilr @emeiltOen 100 es
afitglieoer gibt oie ibre 3un9en nid1
redt gebraufen folmer. Ser Menld
i bat Die 2lft ,trb oas Meer beiiegt
er bot bie lpiloen Siere be5abmt, aber
bot nod nidt gelernt ieine 3ul,ge 81
fontrollieren.
sluber Dem &'0rper, einen 2cbens
faneraoen, irOiibe Sitter, babel mi,
nod einen foitbaren Sdns: perion
li6e Gbre ,mo gllten Naanen. s.
'dt 8ottes Wille. baB Der Muf, bas
slniehen, ser quite gtane oes NdhlteI
nllh 10 bebarbelt iein ioate ipie lei,
Gorper uno 8eiistum. Gr bdlt e!
fir siinoe Sen a,,ten 9famen Sc
9ta1iten gu rauben. r0u ioult mid
fali9 3eusnFs reoe,t iuiber oeine'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

3iueia 8.

IS oiene aIIen Ytitgliebern bes
Stpea 8 sl,r &enntnis ooB sic reael,
,16btge 0eriarn,rIltl,g Waittlpod, bcn
Z. Septe,tbber, ubenOs, obgebolten
tpiro.
SIM ssntereiie Ses @ereins iino Sic
Witglieoer eeteten it'd 81 betelltacn
,lrp T5,1 beidpieben ob Sic @eriamm,
lung tpeiter am Mithucd oher, on,
Sohntae nadmittae ab5ubaltr,
-. Neeit,a Goertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

fornen 9rinet eihen altten eepof.
ten &crb nit - iiir @etrGnfc icrat
Oos &cpritee. Mlio fcnlmt binaus III
sic friibe 2,,ft, halo lit ser 0inter
ga, bam miiiien mir orinnen ltebeu.
Suneer nift nereebt oie Ercben anl
|Wfittlpob. slm,a @inflcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
3mcia 26.

Illen Mitgliehern bes 3mcig 26
Nene sur &enntniS bab .nierc MIDI
lte 8erIannnlune am Sdmstag. Ocn
3. September, 7:3O llbr nbenos i'm
Sabiesrheim nbgebalten Mrs. Nne
Wtit9Geoer iinb eriuht ser Ser.
sanmluns bej)uluobnen, ocnn mad,
Ser @erlammlimg ipcllen ipir uns
ulle gerriitlih ,u,terbdItcn.
q. s. 9inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
1etroit SGnser!

gs biene sur Nnhriht bob in Der
'lesten 0eriamnll,ng beihloiien NOR.
oen lit bab bie SGnger, aftipe uno
paliipe lnbo 6reunoe ,pidoer einell
Musflllg MAIDEN 5u Geo. Sduasr's s
Tarm in 6uir &apell. Sonntag, oell
1 Septentber. &ommt fritber Dies.
mal oamit mir ldnger 5l,iammen iein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

Md)tnng Chicago nab BarD!

Ser SiNfe!fe Saron Country
Club bolt iein oiesidbrises
Vidntf
m %. IueuIt IN oem ihonen ihat
figer Country CLUB @alb ONT San.
flee &iber ab. Iue 2unbslellte ,nN
Jreuttbe itno ber5lid su Nieiem Eid
mid eineeloSen. unb ieoer ein5elre iii
ber5lid tuillfommen'
Nllea 9eilnebmern miro cine ids,
ne 9eit 5uteil !peroen, oenn Elm iho.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

Smeis 81.

Sueis 81.
@ir nahen Die Mitglleber bes
3ipeies 81 allfnlerfiam, hab nniere
@eriamnll,ne auf Sen 1. September
fGut. 9ie 8eriammluue idirgt pie
mmer Inn s llbr abenos I'M Sofol
on 1899 8ratict Mpe. on. Gs ipiiroe
inns oue ireuen tpenn ibr Die Wtit.
elieber 10 sdblreid) tuie mir moglid)
oieier Gerlanmll,ng beiiuobnen mir,
Set, slinlol iebr tpihtige 8eih1fte 81
erlebiaen iiito.
Mi6ael Sel,tif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Uertt,aIterjteue

Ut soffen am Is. September. @riioer
neIhe iicb I'm bas glmt beiperben
pollen, iollen iih ibriitIih beim
ltnter5 r5eidmeten anmeloen ooer beim
SefretGr 0m. Sd)uller.
Martin slIbrih, YrGiibcnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
@iftor Sanier

I'M Sitter bon 81 oSabreu in Genl
born, Wtid.. BON fpo er aod; Some
Iteao gebrad)t ipurbe l,no an! Is
Iugltit alti Dem S,rmeiteoo ,sripbbri
beeroigt tuuroe.
grltoer Sallier rcr gebrren IN
8roBpolo, Siebenbiir 3cn rno fan,
als Shloi'ergeieGe int 1901 nod
slmerifa atlrb er tat ieitocm in Scr
Somelteao Sta5l,pertcn an ieil,en1
Sod gorbeitet. Iie Sintcrbtiebrner
Iino: feline @attin uno sluei Soate,
aus eriter gbe rno 5nci S!ieitGhter
gritoer Soltier lpor: ie't orei ,Sabrer
gel1bmt ulubbat in Ser Belt pici ge
litten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
N,aS st. fcmiS, ME,
3meia Is.

Gs biene allen Wfitaliebern sur
gefaaigen Nadridt, bah llniere nGf.
ite 0eriamnlltrp Counting. oe,
A. Septenuber, 8 lbr nadmittaes
ftattfin6et umo es tuer6en ale Brii.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

4 &inoer, 8 Sobrc, Wartin, Mnorcp
l,no tralaf, 1ulo cine Sohtcr Hfarp.
Iu be,, trul,ernoen &interbliebc.
men llnicrer a,pei 9eliebten @riioer
bringt ser Sabienpcrein boil SOME
ltcdo auh auf bieicm @cee iein 8cs
oouern 1tno tiehhs Nbit9efiih( ent-
eegen Inn Sen berben Terlult.
s. &raft, GSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Nms Qet,teiteaH, pa.
i3ipcia 6.
Irduerndhriht

Wieoer lit Der g. g. Gereln non
Someiteob bonn Shnitter Soo beim=
eeiuht apcrSen. inns stpsi rniercrNiit-
elieoer NIT iid) ins Sen'eits aenom-
men bat. am Sonntag, bcn If. Siu,
quit lrarb unier 8rlroer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Nm< Ne,,, Cattle, pa.
3tpeio rs.
gpIfseenpTen, @riiber nnb
Sdmeifern

Ioiiet Die feline Silfsarbeit, Sic mir
bis iest eetan boben, niht einihIa,
fen. 9ie Not unierer beinatlcIen
iaGfiihen 2anoslelte lit nod INNER
erob. 2aBt ,ns bslfen 70 biel mir MIR
fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
, S{ebenbiireifd,> >2lmerifanifd,es poIfsblaH "

btGftat oepen Sier bat auh Ser mb speln frenodi e
ben @bebuo geioin nit Mnria tt oAler g&uamuuna beu
aeb Sobe, oem Gbcblmb cu,prcicn poh,en 81 F,s eefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
slm t6. sluguit itarb plotiitb urs
uneripartet l,nler Vru6er
Nn6reas @iQcr

ein altes ,n,o iebr bslietteS AHltGtieo
l,nieres Gereins III ieircm G5. Sc.
bensjabre. 8r. Wilcr fam iii Sob.
re 1904 hon Sobannisouri. Sie6en,
biirgen, na6 amerlfa uro 1T ieit Der
3eit in ben Somelteao StaGltperten
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
INDIvIDuALIsM.. !

In a story In The Citizen for Thurs
day. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, recu-
peraiing In Key West, said he foresaw no
swing toward communism in this country.
llia view IL borne out by the attitude
~ Americans generally. Here and there,
Ia various parts of the United States,
malcontents spew tommunistic doctrines.
hut % times cut Of hundred do not know
what they are talking about. At present
there i only small percentage ofethe
number % communists that ranted and
hlared In the time when Earl Rrowder
hrooded on the party's throne in this
country.
Ilrowder and good many other U. S.
communists. who proclaimed that their
party was designed to save the world,
went on trips to Russia to see communism
IN the raw. What they saw in that country
cooled down their enthusiasm and later
dislllusioned them. Most of them either
withdrew from the party, or, as happen
ed To Browder. were kicked out of the
party. Some wrote articles on books, re-
vealing the suffering and horror they had
WITNESSING IN Russia undef the cOfhHunlStlc
iron heel. AS they pointed out, communism
ia Russia made the poor poorer and the
chosen few, particularly the moguls in
the Kremlin. richer.
Chief reason why Americans don't
fall" for communism il because they are
approximately aware of the freedom they
have In the United States. Freedom to
exercise their will as they see fit is the
browning glory of the democratic govern
ment in which they live. If they decide on
this trade or profession, they don't want
kremlin to order them to work in some
other trade or profession. If they work
harder than their neighbor and produce
larger crops or meet with greater success
in other callings. they resent being placed
ON plane with a laggard and sharing, in
crops or in earnings, on collective basis
with him.
The American wants to be an individ-
ualist, and he knows individualism is ban
ned in Russia, police state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
A PLAYwRIGHT GOES HAYwIRE

Clifford Odets. American playwright,
ence for World Peace, recently held in
New York, that the gathering took place
under the cloud "of one of the greatest
frauds ever perpetuated against the
American people" and explained that the
fraud is the charge that 'the Soviet In
ion is making war against the United
State"
Mr.. Odets is mistaken because nobody
in the United States believes that the
Soviet Union is now making war against
this country Serious-minded Americans,
despite their love of peace, are rapidly
reaching the conclusion that the course
pursued by Russia creates dangerous
condition for the security and freedom of
this country.
The people of the United States are
conscious that the ruling regime in Mos
cow subjects the people of Russia to de-
cisions which are enforced by the weapons
of a police state. Not only in Russia,
but in adjoining countries under Soviet
Administrations, the freedoms of the peo-
pie have been restricted for the purpose OF
the ruling regime. This concentrates
power in the hands of few individuals
and could easily pave the way for the
beginning of an aggressive war.
This possibility is what makes the
people of the United States unwilling to
leave their liberties to the mercy OF Rus
sian forces. Obviously, if the Russians
overrun all Europe and enslave the peo-
pies of Western Europe, the danger to
the United States will be increased to
the extent that the power of the Russian
rulers is enhanced
Mr.. Odets, according to newspaper
reports, drew cheers by declaring that the
United States is lin state of holy ter
ror from coast to coast today" This is
not only false statement, but repre-
SCENTS such an exaggeration that one can
hardly excuse it by the fervor of a
dramatist in the midst of an attack
against capitalism, which he describes as
IAN apoealyptic beast running loose in
our world today"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09

Nhs ilauas un.Amarican Activities
tuHmAtse sasimassn that in a time Of
eaaHaai efiala. ihe uuited states would
lessee nsafig aaa.000 persons who are
estrf spsss iFaHnrs er saboteurs work
#N aNainaf - fFom Within"
ENe nsllmmte ~ Go che number Of no.
haiiel episs. trnlturu and Saboieurs was
ss~a - aems ID figures of the FIJI.
eNHh ftpafted 9f.soo Communist Party
ssmtsfs and ths claim Of the Commun-
sis fhai, g. every member. there are
e. ashsr Fsaay, willine and able 10 do
49, Nafif werk
Wall theFf may ~ some thousands
-. laalsiianin ~ lhe United states. willing
~ c. Russia and 10 attempt sabotage
3 a. event ~ national crisis. we have
- lfsa ihaf the total anywhere approx
malrs lhe $4,000 figure. This Is based on
palmuaiaa estimate as the Commm-
4i@.noA their estimate. The Committee
.NA1#esuae, would alao hike les estimate.
feneeFNsig. " the Communists decrease
thfH ssNmale and the Committee con-
smss b. base a. opinion on Communist
fiaHsa. a would reduce is figures.
AmsFicanA who were living during
ihs saFiY days of the first World War will
fneau the wild tales told of the damage
a. be dene by German sympathizers. Ey-
syfiedy knew that the United States
fpniallisd many thousands Of people of
ttfmAH descent and the pessimists i'm
Hediaiely assumed that many of them
Npald taks the part Of the Fatherland
nfainsi their adopted country.
Despite this pessimistic outlook. the
lafia revealed no such wholesale sabo-
iaRe and. considering the situation at the
time. there was q surprising lack of sabo-
iaRe Much of what was attempted was
80 work % imported German agents
rather than the disloyal acts Of American
ifiiixens
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
lKnc-v tAnerical

l855-The State of New York
adopts Prohibition under Prohi-
bition governor-declared uncon-
stitutional before time to go in
to effect.
l865-Gen. Lee surrenders at
Appomattox Court House-end-
ing Civil War.
l88l-Notorious Star Route
Frauds in Postoffice Department
uncovered.
l912-The Federal Children's
Bureau established by Act of
Congress.
l9l8-The National L b or
Board established by President
Wilson. Qrs
l940-Germans invade Norway
and Denmark.
1941-Coventry, England, all
but obliterated by German air
attack.
l942-Bataan fallS-AmericanS-
Filipinos surrender to Japs after
herioc stand against overWhelm-
ing odds. sye
l946-Petrillo demands more
musicians and pay raises in the
movies.
1947-David E. Lilienthal final
ly approved as chairman of the
u. S. Atomic Energy Commits
sion by U. S. Senate.
1948-Inter-A American Confer
ence at Bogota, Columbia, inter
rupted by rioting. -
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NOTICE or INTENTION 30 APP
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
OR SPECIAL hill MONROE.
col yTYs 4Ef.ORInA 80;

Notice is hereby given that pur-
uant TO the. requirement of Section
2lss0f Article III of the Constitution
of the State of Florida, as amend :
ed ut the general election in 1898,
application will be made by the
undersigned to the Legislature of
the State Of Florida at the regu-
lar session of said Legislature held
during the year l949 for the passage
of d local or special bill:
Fixing the Monthly Compensa-
ton for he Members of the
Board of County Commission
ers of Monroe County, Florida:
Designating: the Fund Out OF T.
Which Said Compensation Shall
He Paid Authorizing Additional
Compensation for Mileage actu-
ally Travelled within Monroe
County While Attending to
Business of the County. and In
Guiding Mileage for Travelling
to and from Court House to. At
tend Meetings of Board: Eau
thorizing Additional CompenSa-
tion for Actual Expenses, In
Guiding Travel incurred in At
tending to business for the
County Beyond the Limits of
Monroe County; Repeating All
Laws or Parts of Laws, Whether
General or Special, in Conflict
with This Act
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
9th day of April, A. D. l949.
FRANK BENTLEY.
Chairman, Board of County
Commissioners. Monroe
County. Florida.
APPS. 1919.
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WANTS CORRESPONDENTS
Editor, The Citizen:

A<tito4S AiI NlSALCAl.
Please excuse me that 1 beg to
ask you q favor. am German,
80 years of age, and very mach
interested in foreign languages,
especially in English. AS live
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] have no occasion TO practice
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l should like TO change letters
with English speaking ladies and
gentlemen.
Would YOU be able to write me
some addresses? If not, u should
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English correspondence 1
am interested in lots of
things: literature, music and all
arts, sport. stamp collecting and,
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ages and foreign stamps.
am very sorry that IA cant
pay you for the trouble 4 cause
you. Would you like to have some
German stamps as a payment? !,
Thanking you in anticipation
for your kindness, I remain. s
ANNELISE FIEDLER.
Grunrathstrabe 20 as
(15b) Greiz/Thnr.
Russ. Besatzungszone
Deutschland i4l1
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CASE OF THE GENERAL.

EuitoT, Inc IltlZen:
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