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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton. O.. Feb. 24-Canton
Bulldogs entertained the Clevc-
land West aggregation last Sat.
night on the Belden school floor
and at the Sachsenheim after the
game. The game was a runaway
for the Bulldogs right from the
opening tip-off. The Bulldogs led
at the quarters 200. 45-24, 57-4l
with the Bulldogs secondary play
ing: nearly half the game and turn
ing in nice performance. The
final score ended by the score of
7-62. The boys are now forepay-
ing for the. Youngstown game
which will be played on the Bel
den school floor on March 5th at
7:3O p. m.
To all Canton Juniors
The regular monthly meeting
will be held at the club on Mar.
lst, at 8 p. m. How about all you
people that have not been there
for some time showing up so we
can all get acquainted again? Let
us all turn out and make this
meeting a success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

srcle 2idt iittIider NeranhportIb@.
teit iteut. Wsit beipunoerunessper4e
Sfienbeit ,tno G,,rdtloiisteit lest er
oie ihauere @eranttporh.ne fiir bas
Chaos uno gleHS unierer 3eit bort.
bin, .pobin iie geb6rt. @ie Elm Qutber
tdmpfe er aegen ole Ge,ideIei uno
0iige. Dafiir iit ibm oas Deuti1tum
Danf ihuloig.
.Ebe Crime OF oir @ge" st eim
@edruf an oas Ietpiiien bes ame.
rifaniihen BoItes. - gs aeiet bic
@riinoe fir Die beioen BeItfrlege auf
uno Benefit in iehr iiberaeigenSer
Weiie, tuie alIein Elm eere6hr uro
oauernoer GrieSe mSslid 1T. gs 1T
ein slufflGrungsb,sd) i'm tuabriten
Sinne 1es Bortes. &c iollte bon ie.
Dem Inerifaner pon aiiite 3u &iiik
eeIeien un6 in Wiuionen bon grer,.
plaren berbreitet tper6en.
Ser Deutihomar,runer. bent sic
gbrenrettumg bes Dellttums n.o
oie @efreiung bes MuttaIanoes aus
ser Sfaoerei am &eraen Iieat, mub
cs leien ,,no beber5ieen. .9be Crime
Of our Ige" lit 6us Buh Der 3eit. &c
lit init Dem Serabtut eines @Gmpfers
seidrieben, Dem Die gersetpaltiguns
oes Deutibt,Wns in alIer @eIt auf Der
Seele brennt.
0as 8llb fann BEL Dem Bolts.
blatt,". 1861 ct. glair Mpe., gIepe.
lanb, Ohio, beitellt speroen. gs foItet
81 90. Man lege Toe fir 8erpad,,ng
l,n6 8erienb,tng BEL Beiellen sie cs
belhe!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
The Crime Of Our Age

8or einigen @oden fat Dr. 6. u.
5ritid eln Bud. .Sbe Crime Of our
lse", oerofientlid)t, .porih5er eine
Gbico1oer 3citune tuortlih ihreitt
Inter ubiecm 5itel 1T in bielen
1agen Elm gub eridienen, 6ab beru.
len lit, 6as gepiilen Der Gtrilten
Amerifas siltiefit auf3uriitteln - es
lit Sas 9elpaltiaite 8erf, oas felt
&riegsenoe auf Dem 9iihermarft er.
idienen lit. Der 8erfaiier ift Der Be.
fannie @elebrte ,lr,o 9ieoner. Dr.
Suotuig q. Jritid.
@olDl iidert Ole @abrbeit lang'anl
ourd) felt ser 8er0ffentlid,,ng ber
@erfe oes gr0Bten au,erifauiide,l
Siitorifers, CHARLES ". 8eqro, rNmc.
rican YoIicp in tbe Mutimgr. ,,nS
~Yreiihent Hooiebelt ano tbe Com
ing Of the @ar", George Woraen'
ferns rYearI &arbor, Sbe Storr
Of tie Secret @nr," suitin S. Mpp's
"Siitorp's 1ioit 5errifping Peace. +"
9faIpb =. 9celins's .@rueiome Sar'
reit". Sobn z. sslpnnis ~Tbe Rooie.
belt Mntb," Conrad 6. @rieb's rlln'
cooerins the soroes for 8ar" - abet
feines D;eiar 8ert lit 10 mahtncI
o,.rGgreifeno unS iiberaeueeno tpie
~Sbe Crime Of our Mge."
Ser Serfaiier bat bier eia Meiiter'
itiid ebrlid,er uno tpabrbaftiger &C.
ihidrsIdreiblng geIieiert. gr iii
nidt mlr eiil eriinolider Siitoriter.
ionoern al,d 5beoloee, ser bie Son6
llInaen Ser .Staatsmdnuer" in Dos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Mickey

Lorain, O., Feb. 24-Our last
meeting should go down in the
records as being the shortest of
the year. 1t seemed like no time
at all and everyone was eating
and listening to records. The
meeting included many laughs
over a girls ball team. How about
that girls, are you interested?
Ann Binder is still trying to
collect the bus fares for the trip
to Homestead. The price is only
$3.50. Remember-the bus leaves
the club at 7:3O A. NJ. CHATS in
the morning) so how about being
there little earlier?
Our suggestion box and calen-
dar committee need suggestions
and ideas very badly. Let's help
them out little bit. Remember,
it means better club.
We like to extend our thanks
to the Mems lodge for all the
wonderful food and entertain,
ment Saturday night. l am quite
sure, speaking as Junior. that
we all enjoyed ourselbes and were
happily tired out on Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
Nur 23 Sta|ingrad- -0ffiziere
zum kommunismus bekehrt
Erster ovthentiseher Berieht veber dese Phose der
r..u... Sowettoetigkeit. .... ... ...

iten es pon Muiang an oas "Eaulls'
Gomitee".
Gas ~sreioeutid)e 8omitee" muir
De nit @einert als 8ralioenten uno
Ti,eprGlioenten gebioet. Bon Fau'
lus trat ibm crit 1914 bel, ieood)
General @alter pom Scpolls als
oen &umnlmismus.
Ssm Namen oes aomitees muroer1
Nunoiilnfappelle al Seutld)lano &C.
ribtet, 3lugbldtter uno 3eitungen
binter oen ocutihen 2inien abgewor'
ZEN, in oenen Sic 5ruppen Die sluI'
ioroerlmg erbielten. Die WaIIen 81
ltrcden uno eiu oemofratlhes
Geutihlano 81 erribten.
Iie 9tuiien periprad)en Wieoer'
berIteaung Der oeutiden Sltgrense.
rpie lie 1889 BEL Musbrllh oes 2rie'
9es beitunbcn Bate.
1as Gonitee geDann on GinililB.
bis neue oeutid)e @cIangene i'm ga
ger eintraien uno ueridtcten, was
nit &uiicn in @irflihfeit ta.er.
Seoer, ncue 8eiansenenidub er5ablte
uon ser Yergelpaltisung oeut'dcr
Srauen, Der Grmoroune Don 3ipi,
liIten uno ser Icrihleppun9 uor1
9euten. sic feline Wilitdrperioncn
paren, naf &uBlano.
Dies erbitterte Die 0eutihen unb
iie perloren oas Sntereiie on oen lee.
rem Geripredunscn oes r5reioellt'
'fen 3omitees".
Sendelts rSefehrnns"
sluh Die Huiien perloren oas Sn'
tereiie. Die &uiien beietten Nemter
in Citoeutihlano NIT 40 iriiberen
oeutihfommuniitiihen 3iuililten, H.
oies par oas gnoe oes .Yaulus.&o.
mitees".
Gs blieben nod unsefGbr 40 oeut.
id)e Oiii,iere umter 0iibruns bon
@eneralleutnant yin5enS Miuer
iibris, oen Sfreiber als .einen fa'
natiid)en aommuniiten" beseid)net.
ShlieBlid) famen Die Auiien 81
Der lleber5eusuns. oaB man Al Oiii.
5iere l94S nit DER &iidienoun9 nod
Ieutiflano trauen fonnte. ieoof) per.
rinSerte iih lire 3abl nod elmer
Reibe BON 0ortrGgen uno Verhoren
aui "a. Inter ibnen beiano iih audi
Shreiber, Der :8efebrung" gebeud)elt
Bate.
ginise oieier Oiii3iere muroen
Der ruiiiihen 3onenpoli3ei juge,uie.
len. Shreiber muroe Gbei oes 50.
nitGtsmeiens uno ilob bel Der eriten
@eleeenbeit. Die lid ibm bot. nad)
Dem amerifaniiden Seftor. 100 er
lid Den Mmerifanern iteate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
4. >. Derimstsi i8iei3plab
ieu fMr Aafetenprejeetile
0eb0,tt tuerNeu

@aibington. 0em &onsreB tpuroe
erflart, oa oie ,ta,en 1ortibritte nit
Rafetenprrieftilen es fir sic @,r-
etniaten Stooten nottuenbig MAIDEN,
einen 5000 Meilen lanaen Shieb=
plab fir Geriltde nit iol1en @affen
an5lGegen.
Die Soften fiir einen iol6en Ser
'illhsftEBplab iuiiroen $2OO,OOO..
600 betra9en.
Militdrs ,lno @iiienidaftler er.
flIren, oaB slmerifa nod bielcs Sabr
Hafetenbonrben erbalten miro, oie
in ser Gage iimo, 500 Meiler 5uriif,
suleaen, ,mo baB ibre bori5ontale
GeiGtueite ihIieElib aui 5000 Mei,
len mlsgebcbnt ,peroen miro.
9ieie Musloaen tulrroen Dor einem
llntera1lsidhlB oes Saus-Milit1r
fonritees acnaht. Sic fiibrten su Ser,
|nult,ngen oab anerifaniide @iiie!l'
ihaitler idlicBlib oic bel,titbc 80
Natetcnbombe iibertroifen boben.
Seer, 5lotte ,lno sslieaer babcn nit
Hafdtenbom6en amerlfaniider Mad,,
ort felt tielen Monaten Grperimentc
angeitelIt, aber biz beute tuurbe niht
befanntgegeben. bab es gelungen lit,
sic Neuti6e 80 Mafetenbpmbe 81
iibertreffen.
sOls Elm Meporter I'M einen @nnl.
mentar erflldte, iaate Gin @otfiib.
rer: .Gs bieBe @ebeim. .Snformatio,
men tucggcpcn, .uollte id la9en, oal'
Ole bcntibc brriaomtale MeidNucite
iibertrofien ,porben lit. 9lber es III
feline idlehte Shlubio(serllns."
Ser SaduaritGnoiae meinte, oof
Die bon oen WiIi;dr5eusen Dor Dem
aonsreB- -MusiduB oseiiIbrte .Sfeib'
|ueite BON 500 Meilen iid, allf eine
bori,ontale Gntfernung besiebe. Vr
iaate, bie on ben Seutidfn I'M &riege
nrit 90 Rafetenbomben ersielte bori,
sontole Neidnpeite babe $50 Meilen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
THE SAXON MIR. AND
MRS. CLUB

Our last meeting was held Feb.
End, and there was fine attend
were introduced as prospective
were introduced ase prospectiv
members. After the meeting 500
was played and refreshments fol-
lowed.
On the serving committee for
the next meeting are Mrs. Rich.
Matthias, Mrs. Joseph Barta and
Mrs. Steve Balash.
A party was held Feb. 10th
and as always good time was had
by all.
Don't forget our next meeting
End, at 8 o'clock. Square
dancing to be held.
Jean Housed. Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
ELLWOOD CITY
BY Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, Feb. "a
Last Saturday spelled victory for
our team. We played Cleveland
East and won 32- AZ. 1t was a
very good game. Too bad about
the bloody nose. though. We hope
all who came down had good
time.
Next Saturday, Feb. 26 we will
play Salem at Salem. Cars will
be provided. so all wishing to 60,
get in contact with Sara kast or
someone who is driving. Dorothy
Jean should go along to help cheer
the team on to victory. How a
bout it, Babe
By the way, how did all you
lovers spent Valentine Day? En-
joyably, hope.
Don't forget about our fish fry
on Feb. 18th. See you OH Satur-
day.
Thanks goes to Salem for show
ing all who went up last Satur-
day a nice time. 1t was good
game, even if we did lose.
Next Saturday, Feb. 20, is our
Fish Fry. All you fish lovers be
sure to come down. Serving is
from 5 to 7. and Lee Wallace is
frying the fish. We'd like to see a
nice big crowd. Any of you out
of-town people who have nothing
to do next Sat-, we'll be looking
for you.
So get busy with those tickets
all you Juniors. See you Satur-
day!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Wally Geiger

Clebeland, O., .Feb. 24-Here I
was all set to make bet on the
Old Timers game, thinking that
the Juniors had the game in the
bag, but some reason | didn't
make the bet. Well it so happen
ed that | would have done a heck
of a lot of varying while the
game was being played. That was
anybodys game up until the last
few minutes when the Juniors
went ahead by a few points. l
knew that very nice on that floor
had to play his best and not one
of them had chance to relax a
minute. And to all of the men,
young and old, you played fine
game. The final scdre was for
the Juniors IA, the Old Timers
SO. Will now all of the boys soon
put their basketball suits away in
moth balls for another year. That
game just completed another bas-
ketball season. Yes summer is
lust around the corner and the
Juniors have some greater ideas
for this coming year. In case any
one runs across an ideal place for
a picnic, please notify Carl Guist
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

Berlin. - gor ieds Sabren fapi'
.tulierte Der oeutihe- 8enera!ielomar'
idyaa 6rieorib pon YauIus NIT lei
ner 100000 Wann ltarfen 8. Ar'
mee Dor Stalingrao.
+ Ssn oieicn feds Sabren perluhten
Die Somiets Die 8eIangenenarmee
nit ibren 10000 Siii5ieren gum
3onlmunlismus 81 befebren, nm lie
nab 9eutidlanb 5uriid5uibiden, o.
nit lie BORT oen 8laen Nosfahs
ourfiiibren.
gSie @eneraImaior @alter Sd)rei,
Der, elmer Der 10000 OiiiSiere lno
Der ,iibere oeutibe @rla rularSi Ser
armee, erflGrt, baben Die &uiiem &C.
nau % befebrt. Gs lit Dies Der erlte
autbentiibe 9eridbt. Den Der am,ri
fauiid,e NahribtenoienIt iiber oieie
Ebaie ruiiiifer @etdtiauna erbalten
bat.
9ie Mmerifaner bescifnen Sdrei,
bers gerid)t oils .intereiiant". Sic
untcriuhen duBerit iorgidltis. mos
ibnen elm 9eutiher ii6er Die &uiien
beridtet. Shreiber iIob aus Dem
Somictieftor gerlns unO 3ab Die
Sniormationen ireiwillis, nadoem er
lid oen Mmerifanern ausgelieiert
bate. Gr berid)tete oas Nahlte'
henOe:
Gle 3uiien ibuien unter oen &C.
langcu s'nr'.'..cl.er Ciil5ieren eil1
.6rcioeutihes 3omitee", oas Die Mli'
sabc bate. Deutihlano pon Sitter
il beireien unb einen oelltIben Staat
rnad, ocnl Torbilo oel weitlihen
Senlofratien ,u ','.I,tn
81. Anfang ;uaiiCn uie'f STfl5Rre
'iir oleien @eoanfen gemonnen. Wian
rihtete aurie elm, in oeren Serlaul
oitp $ YrGiioent Hooieuelt uno Win'
ton GburhiQ ermdbnt puroen. um
ole Geu:id)en nit Der alilerten So
ioaritGt 81 beeinoruden.
&uriusteilnebmern. weld)e 1ragen
iibcr ben 2ommunismus itellten,
.pllroe eciagt, oaB es uerfriibt lei,
politiide SSpologien 5u er0rtern.
2eere Heripred)en
@eiangene, melhe &Ommuniiten
sepeien maren, ebe &itler Die Yartei
oerbot. muroen ignuriert umo piele
pon ibnen getrennt untergebraht.
slamGbIih matte man Damn Die
9ursteilnehmer nit oeutid,en aom-
munilten befannt, Die nod Der Naht.
ergreifuns &itlers na6 RuBlano &C.
iloben tparen.
Wiibelm Hied, gum 8eiipiel. @al-
ter lllbrid)t, Grid Weinert uno 0rie.
oa &ubiner bielten Dor oen Cifi3ie=
rem Mniprafen. (Yied uno lllbridt
iino iebt Nitporlibenoe ser BON Den
0ommuniiten beberrihten So3ialiiti-
ihen ginbeitspartei in OitSeutid.
lono.) Sn ibren Vortrdgen lobte,,
lie Nosfaus irieolid)e Mbiihten uno
nannten bie ruiiiiden Yropaganoi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
Old you KNOW -.

The only wild boars found in
America are in North Carolina
and east Tennessee. These ami
mails should not be confused with
razorbacks.
Mankind knew nothing about
the circulation of blood in the
human body until 1923 when
William Harley of England pub
lished proof Of a continuous bew
from the heart through the arte-
ries and back through the veins.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By ]. c.

Youngstown, O., Feb. 24-Last
weekend Youngstown travelled
to New Castle and scored another
victory for our record, with the
score of 55-52. After the game
everyone enjoyed very delicious
meal. We had a very good time,
thanks loads New Castle. Due to
physical Injuries we have lost
two of our players. namely: Hank
Schuller and Bob Haner. We
hoped they would be able to finisl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
ANSWERS
Questions will he found on page

l. Andrew Johnson.
2. William H. Taft.
3. George Washington.
4. Harry S. Truman.
S. Calvin Coolidge.
g. Warren G. Harding.
Z. James A. Garfield.
8. Grover Cleveland.
9. Ulysses S. Grant.
10. Woodrow Wilson's first
wife.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

as this year we are planning to
have one of the greatest picnics
in years.
Card Party
To all of the people that like to
play cards, we have just the thing
for you. Sunday, March Is, at z
O'Clock, the Juniors are having a
card party and other plays at
the Sachsenheim. So if you want
to meet all of your friends again,
and if you think you are a better
player there they are, here's your
chance to find out. There will be
plenty of prizes, so all you have
to do is win. Please keep this date
in mind, March Is.
Spring Dance
Friday, May l3, the Juniors are
having there Annual Spring dance
to the music of Jack Stoll. So if
you wish to buy any tickets just
see any Junior. Let's make this
a great dance.
All of you bowlers going to
the tournament better make sure
you get to bed early tonight, and
let's hope you bring some trophies
back. Best of luck to all of you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

Dem Worte: ~ ganaet ie bermit iueg,
mir ienb bnlt. iuie mer ienb!
Sn &ilSrisbanien itebt auI einem
@iebelbous in groBen idruar5en8ud).
itdbal in iueiber Siind)e Die Sn-
ihrift: .SSsett iid balt a TO-" 9os iii
bie YhiIoiopbie oeS Nolfes. go fam
man oenu aud nit bieieu 9e,,tcn
gan5 gut fertig lperoen ,,no iid ali
ben Observation-Disclosures imS6maben.
lano ebenio fre,,en tuie an Der 2reu-
bersigfeit ieiner 8eipobner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

etnb Ste unb Sire ansebSrisex
0e&tslteb I'm Qranlenperetm mnb
Gentrcl 8ertanb? @enn ntdt. iett
" 6te 3eit teiSutreten. Nm semauers
Snformatisn rufen Sie ben QDIaI
0ertgetes an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

Tante: $50 &arlhen, tpenn on mir
einen &uB 9ibit, idenfe id) 'oir bier
Dies uelre 1OsGentitiid."
Iaarlhen: rOas Mt sil tpenis,
1ante, iooiel frieg ih 5u Sauie.
ipcrm, ih Qebertran einnabme!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
penieiuif,
ShIuB non Geite /

HdIftsbMler, one bisber 6amit
| i6aitsbGllier, sic .bisber oamit
5lr iparliidben Stratoipbdre cmpor5u-
ragen. Sebt perbreiten iie Sdrefen.
Sn ilren oberen &egionen berrib
3tpiIben Saupfbiibern alnb Segiiter,
ifaiien bie Stille zines Sanatoriums.
Was Stromiperre lit, ,piilen sic
Oel,tiben. Mber iie miiien niht, ,pie
lpamlife @alberren, Die mebr an
Dticte als an Tietcr benten, sic
So'ner bauen. "a befinOet Ii6 Sic
eine Salfte oes Weietbouies a,,d bel
ltroblenoen Somentag in etpiser
9Gmmer,,ng.
linn Elab om 8augrlrlrS su ipa.
rem, gibt eS feline !S0ie, ionSern Ole
Soltseinlpobner baben iid nit elmer
gemeiniamen 2uitr0bre 5ql begniigen.
Nn oieier 2uitrobre Iiegen Die ST.
IterioripoNulngen ,mo oie Sintcr5im=
mer Der Grtenioriuobnlmg unS
ale &iihen uno 8doe5inM,er. Shnc
Gleftri5itiit bleiben bieie 3ementbau.
faltcn in elmer llrspeltbGblen- Glitter.
nis.
Der blaue Simmel 1T Id)mlb
Warum 6ieie Nabfriegs- (oSer
Torfriegs-) Mbb1trfel,ms? @ei( Spa-
MEN Cu tpenig Strom er5eust uno
,arpel Strom perbrarldt. gs le6t
ii6er oie 8erbGltniie. Ser Stromper-
brald bat iib innerbaIb Ger lebten
fiinf5ebn Sssabre oerooppelt. gr be-
trus 1947 iiber 5000 Mia f@b. &C.
gen 5000 @iG. fg8b 1886. Man BE-
treibt NIT ioldem Giier Spaniens
Gleftrisifier,mg ,mo Snb,itriaIiiie-
rl,ng, Dab Ser 8m bon &raiton!a.
gen arno Stm.ieen bintsrber bi,If.t
llno Damn Dat Die ipaniide glet-
tri5itat einen erflorten 8egner. Gas
lit Der iberiibe blm,e Sinunel. Sieier
Simmel but einen @ioer1uiQen, lih
5l beu0lfen llro ihon gar nibt BE-
polft es iid BORT, no gerabe Stoll-
6efen iitpO. llnldnglt log an ser &c.
oante cine gan5e 8egion lmter @aiier
Oa lit alles Waiier berl,ntergefom-
men, oas anberspo ieblt. 0as @aiier
bodt uno fiimnert iih nibt nm Sas
Snouifrialiiir irr,msaYruaramm oes
Birti6aftsminiiters, ,mo Ser 'g0ir.=
if,oftsminiiter apia ieinerieits nid)t
Dem bodiaen simmel nabseben.
Sebnindt na6 @esen
9esbalb miro in Spanien mon ieit
mcbreren Sabren poriibergcbcno mo-.
abgeblmfelt. Tie GinihrGnflmgcn
pcrScn ipiirrbarer. SllnIoriiteu i6ers
gen. es miro INNER iinItcrer, je rlef-
triiher es 5laebt. 3luci @ieiluln9en
betimpfcn lid Sie eineu iaaen, man
miiiie 5uerIt bic &roitproollftion &C
niiaenb iteisern unS Damn crit mebr
Motoren laufen laiien; bie anberen
alauben anan ndiiie 10 idmea cs gebe
cleftrifisieren lulS inoultrialiiieren
uno 6abei Stoflmgen in &ali nch
men.
llnh 70 icbnt Spanien oen Meaen
tberbei. oonrit iih sic keren Stm-
beden mieoer fiillem. slber bas @at,
ter lit ihlcdt, peil es 10 gut lit.
Wcnn ehuas rar iuir0, beainnt Der
Menid bariiber nahs,doenfen. 60 10
ben sic Spanier tpie Dor ibnen
Ibon ole 0eltti6en - bernlsgeilm.
oen, oaB bem gebeimnispollen elef-
triihen Strom eine ipeitere ieQtIame
Gigenifaft dnnepobnt. Gr lit, iml
einen oe,Mlden 3eitanaorald 81, &c.
brauhcn. 10 sicmlid) bie cin5ige
Maneelapare, sic bis icbt alli Sem
Id)iparscn Marft nidt 5n baben lit.
!Sambllnger Mllg. 3ta.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

Sotueit befannt, bGVt Scr Sobenre-
forS immer nod cine crbeutcte oeilt-
Ic,e 90 &afete, oie 1913 IN Wbite
So,rNs, gt. NE., bis su ia Meilen
onfltieg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24
Ylan befiir,uoetct

MilitGrperireter iogten, Der bor=
aeid)laae,,e 5000 Meileu lan9e Ser
iudsldieBplab aperbe obne 3peifcl
NIT. ieine. Staritampe in Sen fontl-
nentalen &ereinigten Staaten gcles
aen ieiu, ober Ginselbeiten hariiber
tprllten iie nibt mitteiIen.
L. ~.,..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

= unterHiitsn S1e D.e I'm .BoIfs
l0tf. 6naeigen6en @eihdftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

as this year we are planning to
have one of the greatest picnics
in years.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-24

;te hobe $50 Mcilen betr .aen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-25


 In a word, the care of veterans is endless. Not only shall we have to continue to pay, but our child ren and our great-grandchildren will have to pay. It can be said with equal truth that the children and other descendants of veterans will have to pay. Also, the current veterans have to pay for their own care out of the taxes they them selves pay. In the end, they will pay more in taxes, in devalued dol lars, in high prices, than they get in benefits.
 A government can only be as generous as it can afford to be. No government can afford to Le a good guy, throwing it's wealth around like third generation Am erican millionaire, whose progeny has little left but the memory of an ancestor who worked underground in a mine and became the president of the corporation that owned 1t. Profligacy is a misery no matter who practices it, and a profligate government becomes a menace to its citizens. The current adminis- tration in Washington is profligate.
 For instance in the matter of disqualification and home care, the United States spends more than S7O0,OOO,OO0 on veterans. Al though this benefit was originally offered to veterans for disabilities incurred in service, at present 80 percent of all individuals hospital ized by the Veterans Administration have disabilities and illnesses in no way connected with their military service" This cost can, by multi plication and profligacy, be made to include pretty close to the total population of the United States, for obviously with 100000 Am- ericans in the Armed Forces, nearly anyone can directly or indirectly associate himself or, for that mat ter, herself, with a veteran.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-25
20 YEARS AGO {rGm # Mr EMPIRE
OCTOBER 25, 1929


 Five leading gathered the office of j. F. Morgan powerful the stock market despite bakwash terrific crash the day market comparatively dis Financial and quoted being opt disastrous prices would have depressing the general business structure
 Bart OIaughlen operator during the assigned to the Juneau Cable mother and his wife Juneau 
 with headquarters here was transferred Ketchkan.
 attendance for the previous evenings Hghlghtng the social hour the delicious served by Mess Sergeant Foushee
 H. c. Wech entertained at bridge Kirkpatrick of Nugget included Mesdame Kendle R. Beistne J. H. w. H. George Gechen Jessie Har- mon M. Berry, w H. Dickinson w. B. He and
 
 had been engaged by the Douglas left by the resgna- ton o
 and one-haf inches in diameter weighing attraction in the display window o Florist Shop.
 and miner of this district had employed Company wachman announced by H. L. Faulkner
 J. F Mullen dinner party Tor eight given of the USCG cutter 
 the Interior Albert B. Fall was found guilty of accepting Gilman E. L. Doheny High, 50; low, 47 cloudy.