davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1949-02-09
CARD of THANKS

The family Of the late Eliza
beth Leacock through this med
jun wishes to thank all friends
and acquaintances for their
kindness and sympathy shown
during the illness and death Of
their mother.
Mrs. Elvina L. Buntin
, 1949-02-09
scHApE

He was also questioned on
several other matters includ-
ing the recent virtual dismiss
sal of Eugene Schuster from
his post. He was questioned at
length on this matter by Edi-
tor Paul E. Joseph Of the West
End News.
, 1949-02-09
HOLIDAY

Buck Island and Ward Cana
days famous sugar milI,.
The photography was done
by the well-known Fritz Hen
lie, who spent several weeks
here.
There is no doubt that these
pictures have given st. Croix
valuable publicity on the main
land.
, 1949-02-09
FOR SALE

BROOD MARE and cart
in good working condition.
A. c. PEDRO
6 King Cross Street
Christiansted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Will Enter
Beauty In
Tampa Contest
Nine Key Wesiers Have
Already Entered All
Expenses Paid Contest
To Be Held In Tampa

A committee representing the
Miss Latin America of l949"
will meet with the Camara Com
ercio Latina American de Cayo
Hueso tonight at the Delmonico
restaurant to give that body an
outline of what they have in
mind for the coming celebration
at Tampa, Florida in which Key
West is scheduled to take part.
The committee will ask the
chamber for its moral support
only as the contest viii be finan-
cially backed by the Social Club
San Carlos, an organization just
recently organized.
Contestants are sponsored by
different stores of this city and it
is expected that each sponsor
win furnish an evening gown to
its representative which they will
model and wear at the time of
the selection of the winner is
made
Judges for the contest which
will take place at the Cuban
tcontinued On Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Behind The
World News


aee huasing pro-
a Eanlan Adnlinlstra-
m 81 elIieial start
fh the approval Of
n far the grounds
t halia.milllOn
~ a1olna faInilies.
aetI public h0us-
4ffea during the
wMtiN before Con-
ST. Ifuman's pro-
lFroiien a the
80 4 wiii ~ recalled
w eGned the label Of
aMH fhe Welfare
M pafl of the gen
81 eve Presidents
$50 Hn naftisan critics.
eaial conflict of
pHlEa - govern
anIfs IS q daily is
M Governor Dewey
consistent advo-
akNfnmcnh only
~ ianE phrase 70
n8 " called the
fH TIE self feeding,
nalaoay can-help-
NissaHie Govern
e i clear he was
Ha Nhe would, he
a. themselves the
On Faae SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
opIor,
Loses
light
Judge Ryan
Denies Motion
Trial w ouId Be
Double Jeopardy

NEW YORK, Nov. l8.-tR1.--
Former government girl Judith
Coplon has lost her fight to
escape SECOND trial. Federal
Judge Sylvester Ryan has denied
a motion which called upon the
court to hold the trial would con-
stitute double jeopardy because
she already had been convicted
in Washington Of other espionage
charges.
Judge Ryan also dismissed a
second motion. This second mo-
ton called for the striking out of
an espionage conspiracy count
against Miss Coplon from the
four count Indictment under
which she is scheduled to be
tried together with Valentin Al,
Gubitchev Russian engineer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18

construction of new classrooms
to handle the number of children
now going to school.
A report of the Navy-connected
children who are attending school
in the county was sent to Talla-
hassee Last night. At Tallahassee
similar reports of other cities
throughout Florida that have ser
vice activities will be combined
and then sent on TO Washington.
The information was gathered
for the Sub Committee No. l of
the Committee on Education and
Labor of the House of Represent
tatives at Washington 1t is pre-
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
BARKL-EY WEEDS
MRS. HADLEY
At NOON / IME
Ne,cIy,Ueds May
Spend Part Of
Honeymoon
lie Key Vest
Up irephot

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10. up .--
Vice President Alben Barley
and Mrs. Carleton S Hadley
were married today in a cere-
mony flinaxing a romance that
has been in the. public spotlight
for the past four months.
The Vice President and his at
tractive bride of 80 were marri-
ed by Bishop Ivan Lee Holt Of
the Missouri area Of the Metho-
dist Church.
Mrs. Hadley wore a Smartly
tailored blue wooden suit.
Only 80 members of the imme-
diate families and newsmen were
in the chapel at st. Johns Meth
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
williamsburg
Arrives Here
On Monday
Lille While House y
Regarded AS Personal
Property OF President
Truman BY us. Navy

The williamsburg, a yacht of
President Truman, is scheduled
to reach the Key West Naval
Station on Monday, a full week
ahead of the President, who is
coming to Key West on Novem-
Der % for three week stay.
The Williamsburg, which will
be tied up right in front of the
Administration Building at the
Key West Naval Station, likely
will be used as living quarters of
Mrs. Harry S. Truman and by
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Whai Will Us. Do?
Whai Will us. Do?
Consul's Arrest
By Red Chinese
Kicks UpFuss
BY WALTER BREEDE. JR..
Associated Press Writer

A good deal of fuss is being
kicked up over the arrest of an
American diplomat, Consul Cen
eral Angus Ward, by the Com
muniSts in North China.
Only yesterday President Tru-
man called Wards arrest an out
rage. Earlier in the week the
State Department said it would
continue to blacklist the Chinese
Reds and withhold diplomatic
recognition from them until such
time as they let the consul gen
eral out of Jail. A Pennsylvania
congressman has volunteered his
services to the State Department
as hostage, to be held by the
Continued On Page %hree)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Orange Bowl
Tickets Must Be
Paid Saturday

All tickets allotted to Key West,
by Orange Bowl committee were
subscribed for the first day but
several have not yet made pay
ment for same. These tickets
must be. paid for by Saturday
noon, November 10, Paul G. AL
bury, CAy Recreation Director,
stated today All tickets not paid
for by then, will be re-sold as
check for tickets must be mailed
Saturday :fternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Key LargOLand
Sells For Sl3.OO0

Mr.. and Mrs Paul { hFafzhsm
of Rock Harbor have purchases
for $4,000 a piece Of land be- ts.a
Sunset Cove Subdivisiun an hsf
Largo and al zoe buiidfuEk -
it, according 10 warranty esF
filed yesterday in the ufi8F "a
Circuit Court Clerk Hal 81
Adams. The sellers ~ the pTtEHa
ty we're Mr. and Mrs Aitiaa 81
Wallace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18

1t would take 81 classrooms
alone to teach the 1857 children
who are navy-connected, O'Bry-
ant said. There are now a total of
l06 classrooms, laboratories or
shops in the Monroe County
School So stem.
OF the 100 classrooms, labora-
toriessor shops. IA of them are in
improvised school rooms or in
temporary locations pending the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
1857 CHILDREN OF
NAVY PARENTS ARE
IN SCHOOLS HERE

There are children who the children
the Key West Naval Base of Naval
oYn school reported
today.
Of 2s3s children in the Monroe County
1857 children whose either work for the Navy
Navy considerable number according to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-18
Y Degrees Was
Low Temperature
During October
Highest Temperature
Recorded Was 30,
Which Occurred On
Last Day OF Month

During October, 1919, the high
est temperature of the month,
SO degrees, occurred on the last
day of the month. The lowest,
70 degrees. was reported on the
10th. The month was abnormally
Continued On Page Sikh
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

day, February 2, at Pm.
In the absence of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. T. C. Jones presided.
Among the business transacted
was the planning of Musica Fes-
tival Week, which will be held
May 1 through 6.
The program for the afternoon
was ommitted.
During the social hour, dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Members attending this meet
ing were: Mesdames Thelma C.
Jones, Ruth o. Hubert, Johnnie
K. Redmond, Erin Rogers, Abb
E. Holly, Juanita D. Beadle, Sue
NJ. Lewis, GuS,ava M. Gooden,
and Misses Edna Davis and Hat
tye E. Roseman.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

Plans were made for installa-
ton which will be held the third
Monday in March.
Remarks were made by the
pastor, Rev. H. L. Davis. Total
amount collected 5000.
Mrs. L. e. Parish, president,
Mrs. M. L. Ratliff, secretary and
Rev. III. l.. Davis pastor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

ing received on this day are set
aside for this purpose.
The public is invited to attend
the Annual Race Relations Day
Program at Central Methodist
General Board of Education. All
offering received on this day are
set aside for this purpose.
The public is invited to attend
the Annual Race Relations Day
Program at Central Methodist
Church at o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

member of pioneer Jackson
family was released on bond of
$500 here last Saturday.
Heard was being held in con-
netion with the fatal shooting of
Herbert Jenkins and the wound
ing of James Smith and Ohio
Floyd.
The shooting took place jan
uary 22nd in front of the Mill
and Oakley cafe.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

Sunday February 18th is Aliens
Day at Pearl Street A. M. b..
Church. Special worship service
at II o'clock. Feature program
at pm, sponsored by the Board
of Religious Education.
The pastor Rev. r. M. Stevens,
ST., and congregation invites the
public to be present at these
services.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

February 20, at PM. They will
present the Piney Woods Singers,
under the direction of Mrs. OAR
lean baltimore, as their special
feature.
TO be a patron for this out
standing program you may con.
tact one of the following per-
sons: Mrs. Matte Rundles, Miss
Mary Dell Monroe, Mrs. Mary
Bass, Misses Gladys and Virgie
Walters, Mesdames Bessie Nc
Elroy, Ellen Hunter, and Maxine
Benson by February IA.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12
New Mt. Zion
Baptist Church

The New Mt. Zion Missionary
Society met Monday night, Jan
uary z, 1949 Devotion was lead
by Mrs. arnes. Brother r. F. Far
IRISH brought the message.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

Church Terrell Literary Club.
The principal speakers on the
program will be DR.. John Long,
President of Southern Christian
Institute at Edwards, and Mrs.
G. w. Williams, President of the
State Federation of colored Wo-
mems Clubs.
Music for the program will be
furnished by the Coolridge-Taylor
Choral Group and choir No. l
of Central Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12

Special observance of this day
in all congregation has been dir
ected by the general conference
of the Methodist Church as a
means for educating for better re-
lations among all races and to
provide fop needs of Negro schools
related to the Methodist Gener-
al Board of Education. All offer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12
Harmonic Club
Meets With Mrs.
G. M. Gooden

The February meeting of Har-
monia Music Club, Inc, was held
with Mrs. Gustava M. Gooden, 1924
E. Monument Street, on Wednes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12
Annual Race
Relations Day
Program At
Central Church
Sunday
DIR. JOHN LONG AND
MRS. G.. w. WILLIAMS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS

The annual Race Relati ms Day
Program will be held at o'clock
Sunday afternoon February 18th,
under the sponsorship of the Mary
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12
Piney Woods
Chorus At Branch
Y. W. c. A. Sunday

The Business Girls of the
Branch Y. w. C. A. will have their
Annual Coffee Hour on Sunday,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-02-12
Heard Released
On $500 Bond

Lawrence w. boo" Heard,
promising young bricklayer, and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
NmS Her,eiteaH, "a.
3ueia 6.
GinIaH ma

Iuen Sodlenbriioern uno S6me
itern bon Soomeltcoo lmo lllngebuTg
iinO Irelnlolid)it eingcIooen sur 9teu.
iobrsieier SonlStag, Sen 81. Gc5.
Iniang Z llbr abenos in 1tnierer
Saae, ge!neilliduftllh peronitoItet
bonn Munner- lno eSraucn- -Tercit.
Wir ipollen olle 5uInmmen iein, 10
bab mir nltcinonoer freuoig in 0a5
Sobr 1850 eintreten nit benl felten
GntItluB bas neue Sabr ein erfolgs
rcld)es 5u MAIDEN.
sllen lieben 9riloern lunh Shpe.
itern, beionoers oenen Die sll ipeit
entfernt ipobnen Inn it'd perioulid
nit inns frellen 5u folnner, ipiinihel
ipir biermit elrl iegensreihes sSaDr
1850.
Nit 9ruoergrub, ). ardlt, Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Wolfe Autonomie
fuer Lausitzer
Sorben
Ankvendisuns des ERIE
hungsministers in der
Osfzone.

Berlin. = Scr Gr,ichunosnliliz
ltcr Der Sltipnenrcoicrlnn Eoul
9&nnOcl, filnoi0tc Die polle fultltrel.
lie 9lutononic iiir bic 2alliitcr Spr=
ben on. &llr5 ndh Der 9lncrfennllnN
ocS N'tinncnre0imcs ourh Die Side
cho'nluofei hattie Der @rGlioeut oes
tlrNctho'lnlpofiilhen' SnfnrnotionSz
mlnlltcrllmS iih Die NnrocrlmQcu
Der III Der 9ollIib >unhncnocn oScns
nCn, Der iuUenonntcn Sorben, 3ll
clQcn NCmorbt uno Die 9lutnnpmic
fir eli &rciie Der Suulib perlonot.
NlS 1llr Grrcili)lnQ oiCicS 3icIcs.
cinC5 'clblt0noiQcn S&enocnltootc5
NIT boiler ltoutlirncr SnlncrGnitGt,
llCht mon Elm ucnClnumc5 Erutcf=
torot Eolcna umo Der Sihcd)oiIo.
rofci ibcr hiclCS @ehict iiir on
nchnlhur an. &on bicicn ,SprDcrlm.
ucn miro cin CCbict hetruiicn, ous
Don Der tirIcd)nilomofilhcn @rcnie
nor0llh Don 0ohlnn, bis nuhe an
Ecrlln hcronrCiht. 9tur lpenioe ST.
lomctcr 0lRCrh0Ib bicicS CchictcS
llcQcn Hicbcmcrou mo Srcsoen.
3u Sc1lnn 0e3 nutlnnullo,luli=
'tiidcn hcQinca 5dhlte mon nod,
Ctluo 10000 9&CnDCn, Die iitb ibrc
(ScbrNllrNc uno mulerild)en Srurbten
bclpuhrt hNttcn i'm ilbriQcn ieooh
Olrt0 lhrC 9$nhnlibC lmo fumiidrCn
EcilcDlnQCn pnlltnnnnclr in ocrOcllt-
'hCn 9tNhhnrlrhoft ullfOcuonucll
Wortn. HllH noch OCm Gilunnrirh Der
'piplctl1NCn 9lrmcC Die Sorben bel
'CrC ECbCnalnlttrlfdrttn lmD lonltiQe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CrhlCItCll lmb ihr
Glmo, Die Gnmplpjno, lntcrltiitt
purNe, Gina IDrc 3oDI pI0blirh il
Die A,obc. PIN %. NtQrS 1913 be.
/ >hlon Der SGd3liibe yunOtuu Dus
yWc'cb iuln SrbuBc Der Ncthtc Der
'prblhCn NCp0IfcrlnQ" I'M HonDc
S0o1lCn. Gnuo 10000 >WCncl)cn
lpW0cn 0dmlt y0cut'hC Stut>bilr.
Qcr lorbildcr 9}utionoIitGt. GNn Ocn
Nropo0ono0mlnlNtcrlcn EruO5 lmO
2&drlholt3 lpurOcn iorhilrhc Nbtci=
lInlOrn ClnNcritbtet. lnO man iprid)t
lcbt bCrCita unn GOO,OOO yolriiecl
ScrbCn. }In Den llniucrlit1tcn
| ErcHluu lnn NroO ihrnicrcn iorbi.
'chc Stlocntcn NIT StlpcnOicn. 81.
moe nlc1Cr StW0entCn, Die nod il,
%elQroo lhIDlcrcn, lnIlcn icDoh icbt
mItocr lIoh ScptlbIuno 5urildQcru.
frl lpCr0cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
2lms 211>naea, pa.
3,ucig 81.

Sie 6encrolpcrlommllug ipllroc
abaeboltcn aln 4. SeSember. slls Sc
anrtirnen 1uurocn Fiir 1850 erluoblt:
Yr1Iioentin, Gntb. She'll
Gisc- Er0i., Sonn @bite
Trot. Sefr., &0th. WtcitCrth
tMn..Scfr., MathilNu Sllllcr
Sd)nbm., Sofio @cber
G.-T. Scfr., Sul. Momiihcr
&crlpoltlmg@rot, Ecgina Wtolrcr,
&ath. .Sbon1as.
9lue pcriprohcn ipiebcr ihr 9cItcS
81 hm. ErGi &oth. She'll oonfte bcll
Shlpcitcrn sic ihr 10 gut CUR Seltc
geitonoen linO nn pcr9allgcnen SSdhr.
Gs muroc bclhloiiet Elm oShlaCht=
felt" obplhaItct 9telliobrsubeto, ben
81. Sc5cmbcr, pcrbllnbcn nit Cams.
3uc MtitalicOcr ocs 3lpcia 90 lrno 81
lino CinQ2lo0en.
9Ihtung Shpeitcrn Sic 1lGd)Itc
Terlan1mIlml miro onl NtontoQ, 0cn
.. S>auuur, I'M I llDr ubolloa ohgc.
bulten.
Suiomna 9t0miI6cr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Brotkorb soil
hoeher kom men
londwirtschaftsdeportment
will den Anhou merr
begrenzsn.

S&o'OinQtOn, - 9&cm bic Soh,
ncrNt0nQIQcn i'm @un0mirtlthuits.
ocHortcmCnt ihrcn 9&cQ h0hcn, miro
Der Erptforh lilr Die nmCrifoniirhc
Hlrhcltcr'thO't lplCOcr b0hCr ucbInot
mcrocn. Gicic |cllte bciiWcltcn nGm,
lIdj, Oob Die Ercie filr ~cbcnsnritteI
lcrIntcrQcbcn nloQcn, Da iirh lana.
tom en- llcbcrIIuH cinItcllt lnno ool
Damn Der 2lrbCiter Cincn @roid)cl
mthr IN Der Snllbe hoben fGnntc.
so mill man nn bic 9'cQrclls
'lInN Der 9lnbalIIdcben Qehcn, oa:
mt Die Nrtllc filr Die lumpirt.
ldd'tIlhcn }iroDufte imncr recDt
bod blCIbcn. rNnaNcinnlt mill mar
nc!In nerblcbrne Nclbiriihtc lutcl
Nnbnlr AtuntrnIlc ltelIcn.
,tu 0en lSrlltllcn, Die inter Son
lrollc Nc'tclIt mcrOcn iullcn, mcrner
aIIrD SnpboohnCn mo Die uclu0bnli
tbcn GbbOhncn Qcb0rcn.
Stc 2Inbul &nntrolc miro iiIl
oIc warmer cine freinilli0e iein
SleIcnlNcnL Die ibre 9lnbullIl0h
I'lDt rrOlliIcrcn, iuerDcn nilht lnte1
oaa ErclaltilbunQsprp0ranm pel
HeNlCrlnN fpnlncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

Ocrts ans Srnnfrcid iliit)tctc, nm
ld) nor rcligioicn GcriplglWl9en Su
ihilbcn lnO bod 81 9fob uber urnl
IN @enf clnlangtc. 9uber lCilcr
SiiNtigfcit in ser llbrlnuOerei be.
lob CT fcinc ionitigen iroildcn @iitcr
Ghpos iDnlides tntcn onocrc
frnl.,oil Nbe Sugcnoitclr, sic Dor
SlaluaenSucrlolgungen ms Surage-
bir9c fliihtetcn uno bier ocnSbipci-
ser 8eblrgsbcluobnerl 5lunnl an
longen 9Sintcrubcnncn sic llbrlna-
dere bcitrnhtcn, lml oic Gauge.
lucllc los5uuerbcn. Sie SdluciSer
eruielen iif olS Qclebrige, gcitifte
nmb gcOulbiae Sbiiler, iie bciaBen
Die Gignllng iiir Nic ba5u erioroer-
lihe gcnolc ErGSliipnaarbcit. sllls
'olhcu bcifcioencll slnfGnacn el,t.
lulfclte iih Die ShpciSer llbrnuhcr.
flnit 5u ser iibcralls bcocutcnbcl
SnollIrrle, bic iie bcutc biloct. Selltc
glbt cs in @eni lnb inn rSuragcbir9e
III Der 9torolueltidpci5 Sunoertc bon
6abrIfen. sic i1brlicb Miaipuen BON
pollfonulclcn Eruiilions-llb ers
5eugen, sic ra'b nah ollen &Gnoern
Der SSelt allsgeiiibrt werben.
Gina 24OO cinSelne Gor91nge
lino sltr Gr5ellgung elmer ein5elncn
Shiuei5er ubr eriorocrlIb uno ieOer
oleler Sprglnge nnlb INNER mieber
iiberpriift meroen. IS banbelt lih I'M
ein Sabrifat, ocilcn ErGbiiion bis 81
eMncm Suulelloltel zines Wtillimeters
3. y. Dem 6iili5ialtel Ser @auritirte
relbt. Cine quite llbr bat llngeIabl
$50 geitunbteile beren tleinlter bcn
blpBen sluge Cit iStolrbfurn 81 lel
ihelnt, l,llh bod lit in Ser Sat eill(
fabengleib polierte St)ruube, bi(
| I'M 0urhneiier bier Snlllenoitel Ell
nes Coils I'M 0llr6meiier bat. 80, ,OO(
lolhe Shrauben finben in einem &c
uobnliben Jiugerbut Elas.
Sic S6luei5 llnterbdlt Elaborate
rien uno Sbierpatorien, oie iabral:
| iabrein oaluit beifditigt linb, oos
| NelBerite an Fra5liion unb ToQtom
menbeit in ser llrer5el,gllna 5u er
reiden. IS sibt audi beiunbere ubr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Hms Qe,aneste,ui,, Otis
;3mcio %.

Is oicne allen ShipcItcrn 0cs
3luei9 - sur gefGIi0en 9nhriht,
0nb lmicre &CrionnIlmg SonntoQ,
6en s. SSonudr, = llhr nnHnittn93
ltottiln0et lmo cs miro in Oielcr Ser
Iunlnllrng Die SSnitollicrlntg lmiercr
Wennltrnnen itottrmt6el.
llnlerc 0comtJnnen 1ilr Daa ,>ubr
1850 limo folgcroe:
Er1lioentin. Gntb. 0cppncr
/. &i5c Er0i., 9lluno Shulcr
,. &i5c -Erol, Sopbio &orp
Frot. Sefr, &uth. Ffingagrnlf
Stnbm., Sulnnna S,urtnnn
tSia1. =Sefr., Soelen &Iein
G.G.-Sefr.,.. Soiciinc S,iigel
&erlpoltcrinncn, &oth. @orbon.
&ntb. EmrN), SDulie @clln0n
9Irfiparial, Sarah 8obbeI
SllrlOdrt, Wtdt9Qrete VQd)ncr
&erlualterinncn, @iIb. Gcppner,
SrSrenc 8iirtler.
9toh modte ih bic Sdpcitcrn er
nrabnen bie soc Sterbegelo 5u sob
len fiir Shlpciter Sopbie SdNpor5.
1Solgenoe S6peltern meroen III.
nuh Ser &erlannmllmg nit &oiie
lmb &uhen erfriihen: 9ioiina @utitt)
.ptilnic Srtif; Soi!ou Songitreet. &
Iaulilli 8. Gorptbea, Sorob WtiiQe
Dtoria Gems, Wtcrh hlpn Sen5, Soert
afaroel, eGrtruoe Wiiillcr, ltori
.ytartini. 9lmn Wenniug, 9lnnaMor
tint Maria lfilller.
&atb. FIingsgra'f Setr.
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cin ser Srnlllnl ibrc5 SoDnc5 @lll
nit Spnn &pnostl beipobnCn 81
mollcn. FaItor Spritb miro. Sic Sroll-
lll1g ltnl ca. 9 pocr 3:t5 in ser Sos
Cinl @nIle oeS SallIcs 9tr. 455
Shnectcbp 9lpe., @roofIwn, nnlljic.
ben. Nohfolgeno Gmp'unQ 1T NcrIcl.
ben Sonc bei5ulpohncn. 0ic $>nlle lit
gcr0lrntig rno orpB 9cnug fir oIlc
llno fir Son5llltiac miro gclorgt.
elllo fontlnt ollie Del s. SSSMluar III
Sic &crlammlllno bel Or. uno Ship.
&loo$, bon "a fobrcn mir nlle 5llans
men sur Srotlmlg. VI. Stooi.
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2lmS 0arY, JnStana
Siueia 40.

Sie reeeImdbise GerIomnlluna beS
3ipeig 40 miro am 12. Sonr,nr, nm
1 llbr nad)mittaeS i'm Sahlcnbeim
obgebalten. Sm &omitee fiir &a'fee
uno SUDDEN su ierpieren iinb: &otb.
gseusebouer, &atb. Oapio, Sulba
Taub 8riffen, Miloreo Goloner, 9et.
tp So selion. ...g ..... IT,,
Der 3apeig 40 bat Srei fronfe
Shipeitern: Selen 9ersnlan Cha
.9rl,ber, Sara ltntf,.
@ir beten ,rno bitten oib,. leber
@ater im' Sintmel, breite oeine Sdnoe
iiber alle ,,niere franfen Shmeltern
aus. Senoe oeine beiligen 9oten,
ienoe iie als treue Siiter IN ibr SouS.
Glib ibne1 Elm frobes ircntmes SerS,
beiier benn piel 8elo uno @llt. @ott
lab bein Sell ,ms ifauen, olf nibts
GereGnslihes bauen. Ntit @ott be.
9onnen - SIT ifon seiporlen.
SIN aomitee oie &rnnfen 5t bcIu.
den iilto: Hegina &artman, &atb,
@inanop.
Die 9eamtcn fir oos SoDr 1850
iIllo:
Gr1iioentin, 9atb. Sd)illcr
&i5e-Erai, &atbarlna @rob
Grot.-Sefr., Cara Slinn
Ssin.sSefr., slnna @enrid
Sd)asm., Bertha Sclnig
q Nt Sefr., Wtaria l(rihcl
Geripnlterinne1, Innn Shieb,
G. @innnop, slmolia 9ertbolo
Giibrerit, Wtary 9toier, &atD.
Quit
sSaiienml,tter, slnnn Selmia
Deputies, 6. Sdyiller, q. Soellpia
Die 9eamtinnen 1mlb nt;tglieoer
tpiinIbet SEN 8rpBheanlten '~tUe al
len 0titsIiebern ser So-'Aue teine
uno 6eren Samilien flcHltAc s&eib'
rlahten l,no gliiflides Nr::iotn
Cara SIion, Sotr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
2lms IT. G>uis, 211iiIemri
Slreia IS.

Su Ser onr 4. SC5cmhcr ubgch0ltc-
net &erionrnllung luurOcn sic iolgen.
sen @camtcn criu0bIt fit oo5 Snby
1850:
Trdiiocnt, &iicpb s. Cbcrtb
%i5c Eroi,, Stcfon @uncr
Frot.-Scfr, 9lnhrcnb SUP
Sim. ~Scfr., ,Sobn &lcil
Sdlnbnl.. @corn @ouGni
Gs&. Scfr., @cprG @on0ni
&crlpllter, S&lliom Bicritt;
Hlnno &icb, &nth. @oll0ni
9luc Mtitglicocr lino eriudt in Scr
am I. Sonuur nnd'mittags 3 llb,
ltottfilhcnocn Ncrionu1llng un?pc
icnb 81 lcin, ou ser &obrcabcrid't por.
Qelcicn miro uno Sic ncu crlplDltcr
@eomten cingciillrt lucrocn.
q. Sub, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Gumturoia Gbur. /,

YIN 0rjtten Sorntoa, sen IS. ga
nnnr, BADEN unicre Trnircn 3tpeig q
1br Stlrtlrngaieit in lmicrcr Soh
'enDallc. gSir bittnl biernIt iiir ilci
bIge Setcillgumg oil lmieren Erobcn
0omit mir lmicrcu Ntiittern IT,
,Srnuen an eincm iOonen Erogranln
mltbelfen fonnen.
lhf'erc Grobcn fill6cn ltatt IN llnle
rer Salle iubeu 3onnerstag, I'M s
lllr abenos, Bite fonlnlt alle ileiSig
llno btlngt eure 1Sreltnoe NIT.
Georg 5oilel, ST.. Sefr.