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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
Holmes Elects
Six CheerIeoders

The election of the cheerleaders
was held at a pep meeting in the
auditorium September z.
The sophomore cheerleaders are
Betty Martens and Johnny Mack
Brown. Betty is head cheerleader
and is from Berry, Alabama. She
and Johnny are the only cheer
leaders returning from last year.
Peggy Hollowell and j. G. Hood
are both freshmen from Benton,
Miss. Peggy was cheerleader for
the Benton Bulldogs.
Chosen to represent the high
school were Bonnie Ashley, a
Sheffield, Alabama girl, and JIM
my Cunningham from Columbus.
The sponsor of the group is
Miss Dorothy Thomas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
NOTICE TO
PURCHASE NEW MACHINE

Notice 10 hereby given that the Boarc
of Supervisors of Holmes County. Mls,
ID o'clock Noon on the 9Th day of No
vember, 1850 for the sale to 1t, for inc
Use Of District No. 1, of the following
described road machinery n equip
ment. to-wft:
/ new Crawler Tractor with
Hydraulic Blade attached.
In purchasing said equipment, Ine
Board intends to take OF ga
provisions of Section 6 of Chapter 2od
of the Laws of 1910.
Published by Order Of the Board
under date of October 3rd, 1850.
.na poard 26~4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
NOTICE TO MONEY LENDERS

Pursuant to the authority directed to
NJ Nv the Board of Supervisors Of
~ County appearing in Minute
Rook 81 page liz notice IS hereby given
I tbe said Board will receive bids
MA ~ their regular November 1850 meeting
for lending to the cruger School Dis
LIN ~ the collection of taxes for the
v ,lon 1850 said loan to be due and pay
shle on March is. 1851. The Board re,
sarves the right to reject any or all
bids. .s.. p.4oh.r
End, 1885,, - ,yu,YANxc c,erk
.ha poard 26-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12

west Junior College, he entered
the University Of Mississippi and
received the Bachelor of Arts de-
gree in Education and the Master
of Business Administration.
He is married to a young lady
from North Mississippi, who is also
a teacher and is now employed at
Camden, Miss.
The reason he Is here is that he
wanted to teach in a junior COLI
Iege in this state. He is a loyal
football fan and takes a great in
terest in cattle raising as an act
ivity outside of school work.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
NOTICE TO SELL OLD TRACTOR

Pursuant to the authority directed
10 me BY the Board of Supervisors of
Holmes County. appearing in Minute
Rook 81, page 122, notice is hereby
given that the Board of Supervisors
viii receive bids at their regular No
from Road District No. ] of one old
Allis-Chalmers HD1OW Crawler Tractor.
THE Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness my signature this october
zhu PARHAM II. WILLIAMS. Clerk. of
,ha BOARD 26-4tnp
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Leqoi Notices
NOTICE TO MONEY LENDERS

Pursuant to the authority directed
to me by the Board of Supervisors of
Book 81 page Iii notice is hereby given
hat the said Board will receive bids
ut their regular November 1850 Meet
ing for lending to the Tchula Console
dated School District the sum of $500. 90
for the year 1850. said loan TO be due
and payable on March Is, 1851. The
said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness my signature this October
End, 1850.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS. Clerk of
the Board. 26-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1921

IN RE: Estate of Miss Alice Viola
Lindholm, Deceased.
Letters OF Administration having beer
granted on the Both day of S~eptembel
A. D., 1850, by the Chancery Court OF
Holmes County. Mississippi to the I'M
dersigned upon the Estate Of Alice
Viola Lindholm. Deceased. notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate { ~opresent
same to the Clerk of said Court for
probate and registration according to
law, within six months from the date
of the first publication of this notice,
or they will be forever barred.
This the 30th day Of September A. d.
p. p. LrNDHoLM. Administrator
25-4tnu
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women, she decided to enter the
armed forces and enlisted as a
WAC in the Weather Service.
She was stationed in Florida for
the two years she worked.
She says she likes to read and
thoroughly enjoys football and
basketball.
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NOTICE 70 PURCHASE MICROSCOPE

NOTICE 70 PURCHASE M1CHCSCCPE
Pursuant to the authority directed
to me by the Board of Supervisors of
Holmes County appearing In Minute
Book 81 page 112 notice is hereby given
that the said Board will receive bids
at their regular November 1850 meet
ing for the purchase Of a Microscope
for the District 2 Community Hospital,
according to plans and specifications
now on file with the Clerk of this
Board. The Board reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids.
Ordered this October 2, 1850.
PARHAM II. WILLIAMS. Clerk
Of the Board. 26-4tnp
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STATEMENT REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF AUGUST ~. 1914. AS AMEN
DED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3.
1888. AND JULY 2. 1916 title 80.
United States Code. Section z33)
ACEMENT. AND CIRCULATION OF
THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER
published weekly at Lexington Miss. for
October LIST, 1850.
1. The name and address Of the
publisher. editor. managing editor. n
business manager Is Mrs. Hazel Bran
non Smith, Lexington, Miss.
Q. The owner Is: Mrs. Hazel Bran
non Smith, Lexington Miss.
3. The known bondho1ders, mortga-
gees. and other security holders own
ing or holding l per cent or more of
total amount of bonds, mortgages. or
other securities are: OF there are none,
so state) NONE. !.
s The average number of copies OF
| ench issue OF this publication sold or
| distributed, through the mails or other
| wise. to paid subscribers during the ~
| months r~eredinr the date shown above
was: fThis information is required
from daily. weekly. semiweesly; and
MRS. HAZEr. BRANNON SMITH
Sworn to and subscribed before me
/ THE 9th day of October. 1850
(SEAL) PARHAM II. WILLIAMS
Chancerv Clerk. INV commission ex-
pires january 1. 1882
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20

QUESTION: Why is it Gus
tomarY to leave some part of
house wall undecorated when
entering a new house? ISIS. Dot
than. Ala.)
ANSWER: This is one of the
signs of mourning for the de-
struction of the Temple. Israel's
house is considered incomplete
without the exis nee of the
Temple. Ones own home is ideal
ly to be considered as a replica
of the Temple. The sanctity of the
Temple is thus reflected in the
Jewish home. Without a temple
the Jew somehow feels his home
to be incomplete. 'Only he who
mourns for Zion will live one day
to see it rebuilt" says the Talmud
(Tractate Taanit 5la.)
QUESTION: Why do the ul-
tra-religious women cut off their
own hair after marriage and wear
a head-dress of artificial makeup
called a "shaitel?" (T.T. Jackson
vile. Fla.)
ANSWER: There are several
interesting reasons for this Gus
tom. There are some who errone-
ously claim that this is sign of
mourning for women because of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20

Her first book included poems
and translations which she wrote
between the ages of fourteen and
seventeen. At the age of twenty
one she published "Admetus-and
other Poems" which she inscribed
to Ralph w a d o Emerson, the
Sage of America. who greatly in
fluenced her, and whose guest
she was at one time Her themes
were classical and pagan, up to
the year 1881 when the Russian
massacre gave a new turn in her
feeling, and her Judaism which
up to that time seemed dormant,
was awakened by her old loyal
ties and took up the cause of Is
rael. "T1er verse rang out as it had
never rung before. clarion note,
calling a people to heroic action
and unity; to the consciousness
and fulfillment of a grand des-
tiny" Her poems The CrolU1ling
of the Red Cock and The Banner
of the JeU stirred the Jewish con-
seriousness and paved the way for
the idea of Jewish statehood
many years before the first Zion
list Congress. She died of cancer
in New York on the 10Th of No
vember 1887 at the early age of
SO.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20
The Jewish
Quiz Box
BY RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX
Copyright, 1850, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc)
BY RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX

Ewes temptation. This is beyond
belief since cutting off ones hair
in the course of mourning is pro-
hibited in Jewish law.
Others have claimed that the
reason was to avoid being temp
tation to other men. The husband,
on the other hand, was obligated
to replace the head-dress because
he was to gain from the loss of
hair. She was also to be pleasing
to her own husband.
I have also seen it claimed that
this custom was meant as an adj
vantage to women to give them a
head-dress w hich would never
turn grey so that they would not
lose favor in the eyes of their
husbands, with the coming of age,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20
FORMER NAZI REPORTED
SENTENCED IN
INNSBRUCK FOR MURDER
OF JEWISH LEADER

LONDON, (JTA) - w alte +
Hopfgartner, former Nazi district
leader in Innsbruck who organi-
zed a pogrom in that city in No
vember, 1888, has been sentenced
to Imprisonment by a peoples
court, it was reported here in a
Vienna dispatch.
Hopfgartner is said to have
murdered with his own hands the
late president of the Jewish COM
munity of Innsbruck, DR.. Richard
Berger.
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w. z. (BiII) Goldberg
Joins Mutual Life

w. z. (Bill) Goldberg. form
erlY associated with The South
ern Jewish Weekly. is now
affiliated with the Jacksonville
office of the Mutual Life In
surance Co. of New York.
Goldberg has been a resident
of Jacksonville for the past Is
years. Father of three girls.
he is active in civic affairs. be-
ing a member of B'nai Birth
and the Jewish Center. He was
recently installed as first vice
president of the Center Mems
Club.
The staff of the Jewish
Weekly wishes Bill the best of
luck in his new field.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20
reviewed
The World of Emma Lazarus
BY. H. E. JACOB,
Shncken Books 1910

Reviewed by Jacob Dienstag
There were three women au-
thors on the English and Ameri-
can literary scene whose writings
are a bid for immortal fame:
E m ly Dickinson (1830-1886),
Amy Levy (1861-1899) and EN-
ma Lazarus, the suject of this re-
view. They are collectively known
in the words of one critic as
three forgotten poetesses." AS of
late Emily Dickinson has been re-
ceiving literary attention, and a
new interest in her writings is
gaining Roadway. Amy Levy has
been completely ignored though
the fiftieth year since her death
in 1899 could have provided a
legitimate excuse to a II her
literary activity in Great Britain.
Emma Lazarus is in a class by
herself. Neither has she been res
surected with the same intensity
as Dickinson, nor can her unique
position in American letters dur
ing the awakening of her Jewish
national consciousness allow her
to remain completely forgotten.
If the poetic standard of her verse
is subject to the changes in liter
airy taste, Emma is, nevertheless,
as a political visionary of Jewish
statehood, even before HerZl, one
of the great women of her nation.
It is therefore with a sense of
gratitude that we greet the first
book length biography Of Emma
Lazarus by H. E. Jacobs, The au-
thor had to overcome insurmoun-
table difficulties in portraying the
life of this calm thoughtful wom-
an, a personality entirely with
drawn. For this sweet singer of
Zion and author of "The Great
Colossus" engraved on the pedes-
tai of the Statue of Liberty had a
sister Annie, whose name after
her marriage was Annie Hum
phrey tombstone, who moved to
Rome and became an ardent
Catholic and a national self-hater.
Apparently she was in possession
of the personal diaries and other
writings of Emma. She even had
the rights to the copyrights of
Emma's works. According to
Philip Cowen she refused in re-
Spouse to a suggestion to reprint
her Collected Poems, to grant
permission to include any items
of Jewish character"
All of us are therefore grateful
to Mr.. Jacob for the painstaking
research he undertook both in
America and England to dispel in
large measure the impenetrable
darkness that has hitherto sur
rounded the facts of Emma La
zarus' life.
Born in 1849, one of seven chill
dren, of a family of orthodox
Jews, Emma at an early age was
soon inspired to lyric expression.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-20

provide Jewish chapns for the armed forces were
the October IL meeting New
the Hebrew Union ColegeJewsh
of Cincinnati New York The meeting the
of the College and ln
school, 40 West 68th ST.
Lester affe of Cincinnati chairman OF the Board
of the seminary and Leon Ledere OF
bottom to ~ Judge Joseph
L. We'll of New York and Herbert
the Board The only Amer
the College Institute receives
Combined Campaign conducted jointly with the
of American Hebrew Congregations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
;3iuci9 &c..

Tie rcoeInnbiae gcomtenrerionm.
llna iiltoet itott inn Sod,icnhcim am
Tlcnstos, Sen -. Suni, 1880 llbr
obcnos.
slQe 9eamtcn Scs 3fpcia 80 iino
bohcr crilrd)t oieicr &criommIl,na
beiSnuobncn. G. linb ilnncr iuihti-
ge Sahcn 5u beiprcdhcn l,no su be.
raten in 9c5ug oc3 ;3pciaes mo ocS
Sodlentu,lns. Tie 2oilng Ser Der.
id)ieoencn Eroblcnc iiir oaS Nrbl
llno Bette lmicrcs Gcrcins iorocrt sic
@camtcn olf, nls %crtrctG ihrcs
;}lucigcs in olcu @contcnucrion1nt-
lun9cn ompcicnb su icin, Scnn cs iii
ibre EiIit)t bcm %ercin gcgcniiber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
Das 3eiibilH int $pieeel
Scr preije:

Iie v9tcn Dorf SHerolo, 1ribrns
crflGrt 1T c;nem 9eitartifcl iIhcr
nSics Miiiinn", ser 9criht bes Ne.
ncralictrctlrs Sic iibcr Icine ssrie'
hcnshcnlilhlnacu miilie ticie Gnt.
tilllhuma berporrllicu. Nicr iei Elm
9fonn, ser in scr Gage geiucicn lei,
alle MoIlihfeitcr 81, ciner Gcaelllng
iil crifopIan. N,lu babe CT sic Huuoe
aenodt llnb mas hringe CT nit :?
Nid)ts OILS eiue lanae Cite bon 8es
neInplGtcrL Die faIt aor niht3 nit
Sen ,pirflihcn afuteu Tragen 81 fun
bltten
Sics Grflorl,1g. bob fcin rihtiaer
Tortihritt 9cmod,t tpcroen tonne, TO-
lunge sic Tereintell Noticren in ser
Jrase Ser tinciiihen Sertretlna I'M.
Gins icien, miilie bcn Ginbruf ber.
porrilien, boB Sic Solpjctl,nicn oils
Ercis gcioroert babe, bab Ser Weiten
iit in bieicr iSrase bellge. slber, 70
ihrcibt oos platt, es ieien feline gus.
Iihten porbanocn. SOB Sic 8epoife.
rllng oes @citcus al,f 10 oiienli6tlibe
Grprciillngsmittel bercinioae.
Sic lei anihcineno in oieie Tolle
9egangen, erflGrt gt. .. @erolos Sri.
bume. lnb babe banlit belpieier, bab
CT, feline ciscneu Yrobleme niht per.
ltcbe. Sein 3cbnplnfteplan iuiiroe
,p,noerbar icin. penu Slpiihen Dem
@citen ,uS Sem Citen ollie Mein.
Observation-Disclosures aesldttet ieieu,
Bis Sabin aber lei Ser ganse Ylon ,'n'
beripenobar umo tpsnn Sie ferner
CLAUDE, oaB iulde 6rascn iuie oie Der
hineiiibcn Gertretllns einiad) "a,
ourh su lSieu icien. oaB ser 0eiten
bcn Ruiicn Sen Willcn tue nno nad),
sebe. 10 iei CT chen ais nci,traler Ser
mittler, Sen er ipieien ipolle, gang.
lih untauslih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
llnncntralcs Wclo

9tan bat III DER Trc''e. fitr;lld' crit
non Ser SoS riihmcno ge'agt, c* lei
lbr acIlNec!l. ons 8cIo hem Strcit
ocr MtclulWaen 5u eltjichcn, cs Sll
1clltrollitcren. Sic !icbc oo5 @clo fci.
tlcn bc'llnlntcn eintlllb olf sic @lrt,
'd)a't ulallbel, 'nNbcrn mad)e eS les
NiaIid) 81 eincm Itnbicn Gcrnlitt!cr.
Is 1T Gus OrilnOeu Iad)lid rid)tiger
Crfenntnis unicrcr Gage l,nh ser fire.
oitpollti'd,cn GrIurbcrniic notia Sic.
ler sIufiallllla iu luiocriprcdcn (.uo.
bel mir Sen 9csrifi yNcltroles 8Clo"
clnnlal uucinaclfrGNft nf5cpticrcn
lpollen) Sn oenn Monatsherid,t iilr
Dtdrj gcht bie 809 - ioneit mir
lcheiL sum- erltcu Molc- cnpos 'pen,
oabler NIT Oen 3llgeitinons bella,
torlId)er GriheInllnsen um. ,>n Sen
eriteu Monaten bieies Sahrcs ici einc
~oeIlatorllte @irtllns" bon Sen d..
Ientlihen Iinan5en ausgcsangen.
lluh i'm Goriubre iei Sic 5eitlpeiligc
Stillcelma Ser TM.8e9enperte nit
yoeilatoriicbeu SenoeuSen" pcrblu.
oen geneien. fl,n, bcioe gnt,pidllul-
gen baben iif unmittelbar untcr ben
slusen ser 3entrolbant abselpielt.
Sic bat sic Gutitcblu,g llnb bcn Sort
gang oieier Gntpidllngeu scnau ,,uh
raid beobad)ten f0nnen. ,uo iie bot
oenno6 nid)ts ODER ieocnfalls picI ST
penia 9ctan, Inn baS @clo Sllr Nells
tralitat seaeniiber ser Gotspirtidait
SlrildSubrin9cn.
IS hat ober allh nod anoere Sc.
ilatoriIhc SeuoenSen uno St0runsen
eegebcl,, sic nid)t aus ser 8elbitoti.
tiff obnc lpeiteres ST erfcnneu linh.
90 bat perllutllb cine aeiuiiie Sor-
tllna pon gareelo ltnttseiltnoen; nlon
bral,d,t nur at Sitberiu unb Bic Dit.
gone unb an ben Sdlparsbonoel su
benfen. ltno es bat alberoem, luo
bas lit lpeientlidb beoe;,tenbcr nod
ols sic @araclobortl,ne. cine Sor.
tlus bon 9epoiiten geseben, rns
Slpar niht MIR bel Ser oifentlihen
Sano. Mit Den fallenoen Hreiicn, sic
bod, sllglcid, arb slusorlt Der re-
itrlftipcn 3reoiipplltit iino, ,purbe
in pieleu 9crcihen Ser @irtihoit oas
Welo illtereiianter als Die 8are, gan
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
Irauernad,rtht
.\phanu 0lpus

Cit aItes VicnlcrnritaIico nc5 3lucia
19 inurhe nod idnpercm 2cibeu um
10. Suni sur Glpiafcit ubberlIfen.
Ger periiprbcne @rubcr lpuroc inn
Sabre 1873 lit Mclld)crbor'. Siebeu-
biiracn, acboren. Gr rpurNc inter
lroGer @ctciIialug prn TreuNoen II.
9cfonnlcn inter Scr Hcltlma bon Ia
iior =. 0olllrann nli Sem Srnnoplclu
TrieNbof SIR clp;lcn Hllhc acbcttct.
Seinc Srnu &otbnrIna aloos ach.
acfel ltorb inl Sabre 1881; sic trnu,
cruocu &,intcrbIicbcnrn lino 9 God.
fer, ein Sopn lulo cin NrllOer gtld)ucl
GIoos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22

@idIiIfe. sllles miro on Ylose icir
sum Giicn unb Srinfcn uno sic
Soften lucroen gctcilt. Scr @cg III
lcid,t 5l iinoen, lpenn nidbt, iidel
fro9t nou nah Sem Sohicnbcim
gub bitten mir Mnnclaunacn su MO,
hcn bamit ,uir aenau .piiicn iiir luicl-
oic( mir porbcreitcn icllcn.
.Qion ihreibe al, Miharo Sfuaer
1902 GImluooo slpe., Dolmgstolpn,
Shio. Wir bnffeu rcht picle sit be,
sriibcn. Gi1oro Shuacr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
Ndd)rihten ans Der Spnterms.
Wcmcinbc.

slls GrinueruHaslicbcuoe Mcilcn.
ltetne nerOen in urieren Scr;cn Scr
If. llnO 12. Suri ciuscprGet blcihen,
ipcll lie lns bon cincr arcbcn Sreuoe
Sl crj1blen baben, Sic urs fir oie
pteIen MunOcrpeae 8rttes SIT ticiiter
Tanfbarfcit belpcsen iollte. @ic mon
lid, I'M Stilleu um ulIertieiiten ircuen
tonl, 10 buben mir llns in troutem
'ticllen @rciIc gcireut nIs mir am
II. Slmi bos 4Oi1hriac SubilQum
unlrcr licben 8erneinoc 9eicicrt ba-
ben unh im Seiteottc5oicnIt ourd,
oaS 0eiliae 8ort oes Serrn uno
ourh bic aeiitestieic Ereoiat lniercs
lieben Serrn Tforrcrs bis in sic
Sic'e Ser Seele bclpeat unb crbcber
lpuroen, als mir un oie piclcn 8na-
ocngnben 6cttes, an erlcbte isreuocn
l,no iiberltanhene Seiocn erlnncrt
'psrocn, ole luls III Sen personaenen
10 Sabren beid'icben iparcn. Cine
ticIcre &lonlme lnb cine rcgere
Sutigfeit III Ser alrbcit Ocs Sscrrn
ipar Der Hlt' Der Ereoiat an lluiere
@enelnoe. Gin bciIiac @eliiboc "a.
,u iol llniere Inhpcrt icin, cine
t!cfere Siebe llno cine grobcre 1rele
Unlerc Sat. Sa;u mone ms @ott sic
arait mo ieinet Sesen 'henfen.
sln abcno baiten mir cil tlciues
GbrenIcit fir 'Serrn HIarrer Meb,
boaen lln'eren jlucitcu ScmelnOe.
iojn Der lid) oent bciliacn Erchigt.
amt gclpiomet bat. no ibnt Sic @e.
meinbc cincn Solar iiberrcit)te lno
ibrc ticicn Yliifipiinid,c ausipra1
Sir trcllen unS berSlidit bas ser
Geilt unIeres 9leiormator3 Ncntc.
rus nidtnur in unlerem @e8mciloe.
uaneu iortlebt. ionoern alh bird
ilpei lcbenoiac 3clscn aus unicrer
crsercn aritte an Scm @crt ser
@obrbeit lueiter,uirft. llno mir min,
lfen unieren bciOcn licben 8cmcinbe.
iobncn. Scrru Giarrcr 8cltber l,rS
Scrrn Yiarrer GeDboecn ein 8ott.
9eieanetcs, lauaen unb fruttreites
@irfcn.
slm IS. S,uli murbe Serr Eiorrer
u. S. &cbbO9eu in uuierer ncueu
STRIDE 5lm 5eiliae Yreoistamt or,
binicrt. Iie Ordination poll;og Scr
Sraiioent Ser YittSburab. .SpnoHe.
Serr 7r. &eeb i. Sbcpicr uno sic
Sroinationspreoist iiber Sas Sbcna
~NicocrreiBcn uno sluibauen" ,lnier
Scrr Yiorfer. oeiicn Gcoanfen ,no
Norte iiir aQe 3ubjrcr foItlid,c ,nlo
unperaeblde Ycrleu blciben iolltcn.
Grb0bt lpurOe bic ticie Jeierihluoe
nod ourh Sie slpei 10 ,pohlgciunge.
men Girdenborlieoer. Sic Stride mar
Bis gum lesten Y!as aeiiiat unO bicic
beioen Sonntaae iperoen uns allen
in licber Grinnerllng blciben.
Sans Bauer, Shriitiiibrer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
ue,.e &uitnaiie eeeen
r,.iiii@en 2lneriif

Garis. 0r. &onuepar 9uih, Ser
I'M arieae bas omcrifaniid)e slnl,
fir piilcnidaitlihe 1crid,una lcitetc
erfl0rte bier inn Observation-Disclosures,
oie ercinigten Stoaten ieien I'M BE.
grille, cine neic 2onhluaiie gcaen ct,
tuoise ruiliid)e slnsrifie in @eitcll'
ropa bcrsuItellen.
Gr beidrieb oieie ucue @aIfe al;
cine 8erbinbl,ng zines Wtaidluenae.
uebrS uuo einer Gauol,e obne Hiid
itoB.
Wfit bieicn lno anocren Watiell
tperbe eine fleine, ober gut ousae'
riiitete 1ruppe lonaere 3eit im'tanoe
ieinen, eineu ruiiilhen 1anfanariii
ab3uiblagen, bis amerifanilbe Srup'
pen 5l,r Silie fdmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
Yifnif.

Ser 3lucig 80 lmo ser 3lpcia %
HGlt iciu gcmcinlames Tidnid ob ON
Sonntaa. Sen 9. Suli ouI oem Soh,
fcn Viduit EIoe in Mifliiie. "a:
aonlitcc Ser heiocu 3lpciac MAIDEN
Die notioen Gorbcrcitlruacn. oomil
ole. Jung unh alt cincu iehr gemiit'
Iid,en ,no gcicllihaItlifNen Sonntog.
nnd)mlttod) pcrbrln9en tonNcn.
aonmt licbe Sad)ienbriiNer l,ni
~ShlueItern. lobt llns in Wrttcs irct.
CT 9totlr IN chtcr Sud,ieu. Irclub.
id)oft etlide Stlu1bcn suianuucn icil,
lll0 nit cinonlco froh uno Iroblid
lcln. Gle alteu, lodNl'd)en GplfSlicoer
flin9en 10 bcrrlih I'M griillcn &albe,
1T Ncm bie Zone ourd, sic @0lmc
itaQcn unn ollenn @cien pcrfiinoiaen
bis SIT Sem boben Siltmel hinolI, Der
frohcn Srlu bcs Sndicngcn,iits.
9rl,ilf miro porhonocn ieiu ms
has Srdeitcr miro fiir Sung uno Nli
Snnjinllif ipicIen. Gs iucrocn Der.
it,icocnc @ettipicle fir Die ainocr
lclr lllo III ere ,Srnuen mcroen bo.
filr lorgen bo5 ihnofbaftc Sanb,
lpihcs unb herglcihen borbnuoen
lltb. Iie Sllniorsiucroen 9an ipiclen
gegcn Die 9crain MonnIfaft. Tieics
Spiel bcaiunt nm . llbr uotnittogS
3omlnt, licbe 5Srcuuoe, ltb ithnl,t 81
mie uniere iid,iiite Suaeno aegcn
chamber ftimpfeu mli ben Sport.
pIos. Sobt lns oem illngen %cIt &c.
pcilcn, oub mir nit ibnen uub uuter,
chamber trclle Sahien.T .Trellnolhof:
iflcben luollen.
Snt Sale Sos Mettcr unaiiultie
III CHeaclO lplrb iSnrt'csung III Der
Snd'cnhollc gell1ud,t.
&eraebt Durum oen 9atlnn niht,
Sen >. Suli. nuf Dem Tifuldplne in
@ldliiic. sllle Sod,ien unb Nrcluroe
bon Youngstown lmo llmaebung
linb nuis ber5Iihlte elngelaoen tell
ill nebrncn.
Milliam M. @artmann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-22
Qrducrndnriht
Simpm Quo,uid

luurbe om 81. Ofdi pIoslif BON
Sobe III Sic Gmiafeit obbcrlrien, Scr
&eritorbeue m,rbe bon @riiocrn pom
;3pcig 10 ,;sreilnOcn unb @cfonnten
alf Bent @ronopielu Iricoboi sur
eipigen &ube bci9eiest. 9r. Suolpie
por inn Sabre 1886 III @eracid)6ori,
Sicbenbiirgen, aebcrcn. I'm Sen Ga,
hingcibieocnen trallern icine liebc
8ottin, 7 Giuocr l,n6 8 Gnfelfinocr.