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Evening star., 1950-07-09

VIISTTORS How many con-
' cention delegates stay tn hotels
each year,
100000, and their average
stay is about four days, accord
ing to a recent survey.
R. J. J., Racine, Wis.
HELP :. How fast were patients
entering hospitals last year.?
One every l.9 seconds.
Mrs. B. Fl. T., Chicago, III.
BELLS -. What is the difference
bet,ceen the Liberty Bell and the ~
rebroductions used tn The recent
US Sdcings Bond dTire?
The crack was left out because
these bells must ring.
Mrs. L. F., Clarinda, Iow0
TRAFFIC TUTORS . HoV
many of our conntry's high schools
hare driper-education courses9
4,346schools have actual behind
the-wheel training, and an addi-
tional 3, ,l0l schools provide class
Evening star., 1950-07-09
SOUP FOR TOSCANINI
Continued from preceding page

ter and dust with grated Parmesan
cheese, that to please the maestro.
Yield: 4 portions. His family pre-
fers this tomato sauce as the
accompaniment. Pass separately,
each guest helps himself.
Tomato Sauce
u cup butter or margarine
l small onion, chopped
cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons chopped carrots
N cups canned tomatoes
8-ounce can tomato sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
Heat butter or margarine in
pan, add onion, celery and carrots.
Cook a few minutes but do not
brown the vegetables. Add toma-
toes and tomato sauce. Cover and
cook slowly until thick, about As
minutes. Strain; season to taste.
Pass with gnocchi. Yield: 4 por-
tionS.
Escaxole Soup
Outside leaves of escarole
2 eggs
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan
cheese
6 cups beef stock
Remove outside leaves from
head of escarole, retain heart for
salad, cook leaves in boiling salted
water until tender. Drain, chop
very fine to measure three table
spoonfuls. Beat eggs, add escarole
and cheese. Gradually add boiling
stock and serve Immediately.
Yield 4 portions. A quite different
soup, one you'll enjoy.
SHORE DINNER NEXT sceek,
high on q rocky point GbOUe
the sea at COhasset. Mass.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
& u,z ,rM

room instruction only. More than
100000 students are enrolled in
these courses.
S. E. p, Los Angeles, Calf.
CHECK-0UT How many
books does the average American
take out Of the library a year.?
Five.
- Mrs. W.H.C., Springfield, Ohio
C0BS -. What physical require
ment for Mary enlistees has been
lifted
Aspiring gobs no longer have to
have teeth. Plates will be made
by the Navy. - II. S., Dallas, Pa.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
eo"0oersO'r Il N

NOTE: We will pay So for question and
answer used in this column. Questions
are based on current news and clipping of
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
420 Lexington Avenue. New York II,
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
u. N. Military Leaders Pause
To Pay Tribute to Korea Dead

which took Seoul from the Reds,
stepped to the microphone.
These men who lie here in this
hallowed spot gave their lives, like
Nathan Hale, for liberty and the
dignity of man. They were in
spired to risk death itself to pre-
serve the right of an individual
to go where he likes, do what he
likes. think what he likes.
II believe they died in the full
knowledge that their individual
contributions would be a distinct
factor in the preservation of lib
erty.
II believe they had a conviction
that Communism must be driven
from the concourse of human re-
latfons and that their efforts and
others to follow is necessary will
be the means of attaining this
noble aim.
Gen. Almonds voice deepened:
THE despotic principles which
guide those of the Communist
ideology are repugnant to all of
Eus, even those of our own Nation
whose weakness is favoring Com
munist license under the demo-
cratic safeguards of our own free
Governments. ).
Others Address Service.
He stepped back a pace, looked
at the graves, then back at those
here for the ceremony.
Personally. I salute them. II
ask you to do likewise as indi-
viduals. not as an organization.
Hands snapped to foreheads in
salute. An Army band began play
ing softly.
Then Gen. Almond took the
first of four Wreaths of fresh flow-
ers and laid it on a grave. The
marker bore no name. The dead
was unknown.
Marine Maj. Gen. o. p. Smith
then took wreath and laid it on
the grave of r. c. Mathony. Army
Maj Gen. David Barr placed one
on the grave of Walter L. Moore.
AS Grieg's Peer Gynt funeral
suite neared an end, South Korean
Col. PAX In Yup laid wreath
on the grave, marked only by al
white stake, of Soldier Poe Sun Ha.
The assembly stood at atten-
ton then and a Marine Army
honor guard fired three volleys.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
McCIoy Protests Law
ichhayBar oO9d Of
Germans From u. ).
BY The Associated Pres.

FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct.
6.-American authorities in Ger
many have protested sharply to
Washington at being caught fiat
footed by the new United States
security law which threatens to
bar 80 per cent of all Germans
from entering the United States,
officials disclosed today.
United States High Commission
er John j. McCloy has sent a
strong message predicting that
strict literal application of the
law-forbidding entry into the
United States of any former mem
ber of the Nazi Party or it's affili-
ates-would virtually wreck the
big program for sending Germans
to America to learn democracy.
American officials here are
doubly embarrassed because the
law. passed over President Tru-
mans veto, hit Just as the Allies
had decided to integrate West
Germany into Western Europe
with international equality and to
wipe out the stigma of enemy"
by ending the state of war.
Part of Anti-Subversive Bill.
American civilians in Germany,
too, have joined in the storm of
protests. Many of them have mar
ried German girls whose yisas are
now being held up because they
once belonged to the Hitler-spon-
sored League Of German Girls.
The law is part of the new anti
subversive bill which also hits at
Communists and all other sup
porters of totalitarian rule.
High commission messages to
Washington have urged speedy
Interpretation of the law which
would clarity its present generali-
ties. They are hopeful that the
government will hand down such
Interpretation as will permit con-
tinuation of their big program of
rehabilitating the Germans politi-
cally.
Strictly applied, the law would
hit about 80 per cent of all Ger
mans over Is years Of age.
But despite repeated urgent re-
quests for an Interpretation, high
Evening star., 1950-10-06
By Tom Lombert
Associated Press War Correspondent


WITH U. N. FORCES IN
SOUTH KOREA, Oct. ga spir-
tied wind raised little swirls of dust
among the white crosses, stars OF
David and stark white stakes
massed on the red-brown, dusty
hillside.
The stated United Nations
flag fiuttered in the breeze.
Then the voice of the chaplain,
Col. Frank Tobey, fioated across
the Marines, soldiers and South
Koreans at today's first memorial
service at the only U. N. cemetery
in this area:
''The Americans and South Ko-
reans whose bodies lie beneath
these crosses, these stars of David,
the white markers. died for the
protection of all freedom loving
people of the world"
Ihe phrases drifted up the hill
side, past the graves of Frank Pa
gano, Gerald Feinstein, Perry Bev-
ems and Henry j. Hampton.
To the west lay the sea, hardly
visible. At the foot of the grave
yard lay the road to Seoul,
bustling with men and weapons,
along which these dead had
marched and fought few days
ago. To the east lay the tanks
and guns which the Communists
had tried to halt the United Ma
tion's advance.
Then Maj. Gen. E. M. Almond,
commander Of the 10th Corps
Evening star., 1950-10-06

commission and consular authori-
ties still have received no clarifica-
ton of the law. They are certain
that even liberal ruling would
still bar many Germans who were
eligible for United States entry
under the old regulations.
The law caught authorities herc
completely by surprise. No one
here had been informed in ad-
vance of its provisions. And Of
f1cials are complaining bitterly
about the failure of their Wash
ington liaison to advise them so
that something could be done be-
forehand.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26
Der General NIT der konserven-
Dose war ,,kriegsverbrecher'
sehiIdervnsen zines Heimkehrers.

utcn uns 9tllmGnen. r9tah ulio=
tiit)cn Ncorificn murocn mir ulltll
onrt FORFEIT bchunpclt. Sans plOb
lib bplte man MIDI eincs SoNes
aus einem 8pttesnienit berolls lnp
bruthte MIDI lpieper nuc, Otpsfoll
,urii(f. no irh iebr hulp nit Dem
olten @cilnonis 8ieoeriehen, Iel,
ern funnte. llnter ben "&rieNs;
pcrbrethen". Die man mir sur Sult
leNcn mnllte. hcionn ii(h ulIrtl cine
&rnicrpcnnnie, Die ith pnn eincnl
Sffi,icr bcfnmmen hattie. slnNeh
ld mar lie ueltphlen luprnen. Nls
Der Neisbeit lester Sd)luR mllnc
ih an Tnlen nllss unn in nos
@arithouer G,efdnNnis Ninftotpm
cinUclicfert."
llcher icine Grlehniiie in polni
Cher Souft lebnte Otuttcrn ndherc
9lnaabcn oh. neil er niht nocl)
mcbr SaR iGen nplle. Srei Sabre
lana wurne er in &orirhouer mn
Eoiener @eidnNniiien in Ginselboit
acbalten. Shmer ieeliit, uno for
perlih franf 0elonNte er cnolih in
Elm Sasarett. "slls ih aus meiner
,HelpuRtlnliNfcit erlpohte", er,oblte
er lpeiter. lag id) nit ad)t anoercn
ScfonNenen in elnem &ellerrolrn
Gin belpaffneter l>oiten oino itin,
Dig mlber, ipdbrenp Elm unocrcr
nit oui midi 0erihteter .ME an
Nuienoe meines &ronfcnbettes ioR.
Sic Grstlite getrelllno mar iiber
icben Suoel erboben. Shne oeie
Niirlor9e iGBe ith heute beltimmt
nidt bier" Grit Don GnCe 1947
ob ourfte Wottern nit ieiner ia.
mile forreiponoieren. Sbne iemals
CUR Sadie pernommcn lporoen sll
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AttiIas Go|dschatz wird gesucht
Die Lauune Won Marano hueiei ihr Ceheimnis.

bolo oarauf cine sipeite Boots
fobrt, Die Die erlten iSeltltellllnNen
befrGftiote. TroieiiOr ,Sontuni or
ooniIierte cine miiienii,aftlihe Gr:
petition, in peren TerluuI er am
Cjrllnoe oes &anals Don GhiuIicllis
Die lleherreite Don maCbtinen Wull.
ern uraltcr Ndutcn eimpunnTrei 'e'tz
itcllcn fonte.
,m Gerlouie ieiner 1SpribunNen
hat Eroieiipr iSuntani Die Sdlllen=
itieoe zines ontifen &ultells unO ole
Spuren zines &atttlrmes entoctt.
Son Den Nunben lpurpen pbctp1ra.
pbiihe sluinubmen uenuht. Der
@elebrte rehnet oumit. buH er Iilr
Die ipltematiit)e iSortiiibrllna lei
ner piiienitbaftlihen slrbclt. Die iett
/ m@anoe lit, ituutllhe llnterltilt=
,l.no erbalten miro. 9tud ben bis.
berioen ,Seltitellun9cn unb noh Den
9lellierlmocn Der Niinid)elrutenadn:
germ iinpcn Iih in einem beitimm
ten Seil Der 9aNune bon Wturanl
Spuren ppn .0olD.
Sie glnnabme. ooH es iid, bic,
INN Den fohelhaften 8uloid)ub han
peln fonnte. ben slttilu in Der Stoo1
Sibipne Dor ieiner ,Slllht iiber oi'
9llpcn bearaben butte, lieNt ullf Del
| Sanp. Gs iit oaber niht ousNe
ihlpiien, oab Der Sdab, Der - lpi
Die Saae aebt = in ir1enoeinen
Sreior" Der Staot gibione hinter
le0t mlroe, lpieoer ans Saaeslldl
| fommt. lSrofeiior @omunelli. 81
rcftor Der 4usarabrnaen in Sltio
,ciot ebenials lebbaftes eMterell
fiir Die ,sprihunaserpeoition Son
tonis. slud, Salld,cr, bic Iih hereit'
bel Der Nuffinbln0 ncs @ololhabe'
Der perilnfenen rGNppt" allsNe
] ,eihnet hatten. iollen sll Den ,Ipr
. ilhunoen berqnNeso0cn meroen.
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Adenauer will FinanzIasten
bald dem Woke mittei|en
Die Losten weIche oUf Grvnd verIorenen Kriegs
trosen hat. sind linn tewese bekonnt.

belien. @as sic olten ShuIoen on
gebe, 10 ipo0e Seutihlonb oils Elm
ehrlicher nnb unltdnoiger Eortner
an9e'eben meroen Mber oas Erpblem
fonne nid,t pon Sel,tit)lonb nllein
gcloit lperoen
rSesbolb appellicre id bringlidit
an bie Tuiiertcn. @e0e uno Ntittel
81 iinNen, nm teiNe Grpblemc, Sful-
Sen uno Observation-Disclosures, 10 'd)nea
mie nloglid) Su loien," 10 iiibrte Ser
@unoesfan5ler uls. .@enn oies niht
innerbalb ocs eriten Salbiobres ge-
re9elt miro. meroen mir uns icbr
erniten ErobIenen geaeniibericben. /"
Sbpobl es in @eitOel,tihlonb -
Ttillionen slrbeitsIpie gebe, orbeiten
9en11b oen @enertihoits5iiiern mebr
Sclte nls iemols ieit Dem Gnoe oes
&riegcs. Nntnoler berid)tcte, oub i'm
SeSenber 1919 12,2O9,OOO Yerio-
ncn beid)Gitilt muren nGbrenb es
iiir hosielhe @ehiet nGbreno bes
Sobres 1886 nur # ,56S, 900 moren.
Sies lei sum- Sell auI Die erbobte
9eoolferun9 @eltoeutiblanos 5lriif-
5uIiibren.
Gin oeutid)cr Sournoliit ira9te
NNenuler: @oaen Sic Siferbeit5.
Jorontien iiir @eltocutih!ono?" llno
Aoenol,er Bab 5uriid: Sic etpa
niht?" Ser 0unoesfunSler erfIGrte,
ooB iih Ole 4S Miuioneu @eltoeut,
'cben IN einclW Spannlna5Ielo spl=
id)en DER Comietniou mo bren
Srnhanten pinereitS iomie Ben melt
Iifen 9lriierteu nui Ser anoeren Sci
te beIiroen. Dbne irgenomelhc Ga.
rdntien, oaB lie nldlt in oen @irbeI
blnelnae}nacn mer0en.
3 Nilliuucn aric0sbcid)G6iate.
tSrautflrt. - Die 3obl Der amer
funntem GrIcgSheid)dbi1ten unO Sins
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9iibef. - Gum erItenmol nod
flint Sobren befinbet iih Der ebe:
maliae &pmmonount bon Eolen
8encralmoipr Muttern, ,pieoer in
ieincr 6eimat. lleber ieine Grleb;
niiie in Der 8efanNenitboft befroat
oibt er ipl0enoen Serid)t:
Nohoem er Die iSeitlmo Sober
inn ,Sebruar l945 obne Vtrnitior
iiheraebeu mlbte. lieb linn ieir
G5eoner. Der Spmietaenerai Sii,ers
nitpp, Den SeOen miener sllltellen
sllleroinas olrfte i'm mn iein Itdn:
oiocr Hcoleiter, Elm ruiiiiher Souupt.
mann. troacn. ~ Sage aenof Mot:
tern Die G'aitfrelnnihofts oes Gr.
nhcrers ppn Berlin. 8eneral Shrl.
fom. in beiien Souptullartier. ,Sf
LANCE ih in Der 6onb bon Col:
baten mar" berihtete Mattern
bin ih itets ritterlih bebonDel1
lporoen. SpGter hrathte midi nie
Na9SS ins Mnsfauer 2entraloe,
fGnonis 6uDirfo. lpn id, 1O5 Su0t
oeneiniam nit Dem unaariihen sc
nerol SinDp in elmer Belle huulte
Meine 80 f0 @epGf mar perlieael1
,porben. id) bahe es niemols lpienc,
0cieben. Sn Suoirfa mar Die gepo
d,llno icbr ltrena. llcberihreitlrnacr
famcn aber nifbt pnr. gSGbreno ocl
Nan,en !6aft'eit befomen mir fcin(
anoeren @efan9enen su @eiiht. 9it
GerpfleNun0 reid)te 0erane aus. I'M
llns am 2eben au erfalten.
Mottern ourhliei onicbliebeno
cine aanse 9ieihe perihiebenel
&rieasNefanacnenlaNer bis er i'm
Weneralsluoer @ofoao lanoete
Sort befonoen iid) $50 8enerGle.
.unter ibnen llnaarn, Staliener, 8ro.
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@onn. - Gem oeutihen TpIf mitb
enlo Die Hed)nuna iiir oen Hational.
'o5'olisnus rnh Sen perlorenen 9riee
uoraele9t iperoen. erflGrte 9unoes.
fon3!er Sr. Gonrob Moenouer. Mui
elmer ErelIcfonieren5 iiibrte er aus
ooB leine Gc9ierung in ocn nGchitcr
Mrnoten Dem @unoestng unb oen1
Wolf nnittcilcn meroe, mcId)e Soften
Die 9eutic1en iiir Die &riegsidGoer
llto anoeren Gcrpilihtlnaen trogcr
miilIen, oie ibnen ourb sic 12 Sabre
Observation-Disclosures Serrihoit oui.
1e5mlln9en nurben.
Ioenorer, Scr cine Sorihau al'
Die suslidlten Der gunNesrepublii
i'm neuen Sabr guh. erflirte, oab Ole
Seutid)Ionb ermod)ienen GriegsfoIter
bisber nur teilnei'e befannt gelppr'
oen 'eien. Ser &rieg perlriahte &C.
poltl9e 3erltorllngen, uno piele Sab.
re Deroen pergeben, ebe bieie Sd)i
Den Wleoer gut9enabt ,peroen fon
men.
Nb9eieben bon Ser materiellen Ser.
ltorung hat Geutihlono TerpIlihtun
gen aegeriiber SIiihtlingcn, arieas
beIfGOiaten un> @itlpen iiberneb
men niiiicn. Someit pie moslih
miro ble Nesierl1na ibren GerpIlih
tlngen nahfomlnen 10 periprod
Iocnaucr. Gr mcrot orn 0unoestuQ
ein acnaues Wilo ppn oem Nu5mol
Ser TerpIlId1tllngen geben. sd
'ilrdte, e3 miro ihreflitb iein." iiigtt
er bin5u,
Gr Hoenoler red)net nit ernlter
pirtidaftIihen Sdrpicrigfeiten iil
Die 9unoesrcpublif innerhalb bel
n1hIten 8 Otonate, menn ale Sdjul.
ben niht bereinigt merOen unD aus.
ldnoi'd)e 9Inloacn nidlt in3 3anr
fomrnen, nm heim @ieocrouibou 81
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Som. - Seit einiaer Belt ourd,s
furben oie Grpeoitionsbarfen oes
beriibmten italieniihen slrhdolo=
aen, Groi. Mario ,Spntoni, Die III
biaen 9elpdiier Der 9a0une pon Nto=
rano=8raoo. Ser @ilienihaftIer
befinDet iih nit ieinen Diitarbei.
tern aui Der Sute nah ben lleberz
reiten Scr ontifen Stuot Sihione,
oie mad, elmer leaenparen lleberlie=
ieruna bis in bic ;}eiten oes Sum
i,entouias .slttila suriidreidt NM
por fiinfsebn Sabrbunoerten pol
Den Weeresiluten perit)lunaen NOR:
ben iein ioll.,
,, Ha6rid)ten, eoB IN ben @elpGi:
fern Don 8raoo Sd,GBe Don rnae:
brurer aeid)ittliher geheutuna an
Meeresarllnoe - lieaen ipllen. iinr
in. ben lebten sebn Sabren mebr
tl1uls laut aeiporben rno babei
o,lh, tutidd)lih CUR sluffinouna pol
perktlieoenen antifen @eaenitGnoen
odrlmter. .6aus9erdten. Sd,mlrd
Mintsen, ,iip., burcb iSiiher uu.
@raoD Aeiiibrt. @eraoe oieie ,S,mo
ober berehtiaten sur Snitiatipe fit
bic iett I'M @an9e befinoliten ae
ipiiienbaften 9tathforid,unaen.
&urs ppr 9lnsbrlsi) oes eritel
Neltfrieees bate cine beutid,
@iinihelrutengdnaerin. bic i'm 20
riaen ,sabr in Berlin ltarb. tpGhrenl
zines 8ootsausfluNes oas 0orhun
beniein BON Sd)dBen in Der 2aalrn
sipiidlen 8raoo uno 9uuileia lpabr
acnommen. Grofeiior ,Sontani. DC
pon Der Gntoefuna Der gsiinidlel
rutenaanaerin perltdnbiat lpurot
hattie id)on Dorber Die Moalihfei
BON arddoloaiid,en 'Sunben in DC
Saallne pom 8raoo in Grludaun
aesoqen. 2uiammen NIT Ser ssiin
ihelrlltenaauaerin llnternabm
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tcrblicbrncn I'M 9lmocsgcbiet lit i'm
Sabre 1919 Don 2.17 Miuionen aui
rlno 2,97 MlIlonen gcltiegen. Ia-
ppn limo l,3l Millipmen &riegs-
elddolgte, 10000 ariegernitmen,
100 Oiilipnen &rie.lNuniien unS
lOl, 900 unteritiisln9sb sbeoiiritige 81.
tern ppn NcIuuenen Solouten. Sm
Hehnllngsinbr 1890 murNen in
Ger Nelltlhcn 9mbearepublif bisbcr
rllr Sel'rmgcn al ulertunnte &riega,
opfer 2,l3 Ifillluroen Mnrf mlsge.
3ahIt.
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SteuerSchWinde|
betraegt mehrere
miIIiarden
Onkel Sam soil einziehen,
was linn zusteht.

Wo'binatcn. - Ser aba. isoron>,
3, II. s., mill cine iebr einiahe
Soillna iiir bas Steuerproblem ae-
funoen babcn. Seoenioas iaate er
in elmer EreiiefonIeren5, cine Steuer-
erbobllng lei niht n0tis unS Elm
Gefi3it fGnne olh 10 pernieben mer-
ocn wenn oie Negierung aae Steucr-
cinnahnlcn bctommen spiirbe, Su oc.
nen lie berehti9t lit.
Gr beSlI'ertc Ben erid)lihenen Ser
Init aui chua $1,000, 900, 900, ooer
auI ungeIGbr oie BroBe oes i'm Ian.
'enoen Tlsfalabr erpnrteten 9eii=
sits.
Tas ShotalHt lit id)ari binter Den
Steuerfrnllbonten fer uno bat bereits
IN uielen Scilen oes Sanoes arim.
nalperiabren 9egcn lie eingeleitet.
IS lit notwithstanding, oab id, ser
&cnareB crit nit oieier slnNeleaen.
belt befaIien miro, ebe er iid alli cine
Steuererbobllna einlGBt.
,Sorouo beoanerte es, OaB Der
50. &ungreB Die 3abl Der agenten
bes ShnBumtes pcrminhert bat mel
fe Die 2luIgnbe baben, Steueroeiraus
bunten an falpn. unb iagte. ieher
Collar, Der Iiir oIele slgenten be-
millIgt mllrne, babe Dem ShaBdmt
oen 2Oiaden getrag eingebraht,
Bel Den COMMENCEMENT liegt ia
ole Suhe eIniat. ou Die SteMeru
pom @obn abge5pgen meroen. 9ie
Ngenten befulien iih oaber beIonoers
nit &prporotipuen, Belhd hditsleuteu.
Siuierbelitern umo Frnieiiioncuen.
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Ueber Moral und SittIichkeit
i'm gegenwaertigen Deutschland

SranfTurt. Sn ser Barrier
sluSaabe Der ~Nep Dcrf SerolN
Sribunc" pom 9. Sej. 1919 eridicn
cln NufIcbcn erre9cnNcr 9Irtifcl pon
NoI'r Nranf iiher Sen ~3uinmmen.
brllh Ser oeutlhru Morul", nuriihrr
in SrlltIhInno cine pirItinn1iNe Dis
fulton unQcreat nnroen lit. 2er
bcllte burh Die StroBrn elmer orlt
lhcn @roGitnNt nit oIienen sll9en
9ebt. mrr ona Erbllfrm in Ben Ne,
ltuurnnta nhrr Iinns hrtrudtct, Dem
bieten lid 3ll'nmnenhGnge. hie nid)i
lridt 81 ent5liiern limo. ubcr oennoh
oem SicierblidenNen NuiihIlb ge,
nihrcn.
@er nit pllritoniid'en MobItGbcn
miHt. nnl lid, plellcid)t Nlnr Hidltcr
iiber sic iittlhe EernuhrIniunn be-
rll'cn fiihlrn unh Ser erItr Ginbrlf
liht ihnl Nllrhnl reht. Vnhnhofr,
StrnHrn HcItnllrnnts iinN bon mar
trnorn Tolntlr ihcriiillt. pnn Neren
Huiinriic unh @enrrinhelt bir yStrih
mGhhcn" unn 1880 MIR Elm hlniics
%rripicI NarItelltrn. Mon fanr in
ser hpmtiNrn 'iHntlid,fcit Ginlr
eenabren, neld,e iiir sic Iriihrrr
Hrmrrutlnn mn inter uler Munrn
nrritellhor Ielprien iinh. Sic Gultlr
Ser Slnn id)feii hnt iid) in Die Scr.
'entlid)frii bearben. mpmit nld)t &C..
iugt lit. hoB onnit etrus Shled,tcs
aeidchrn icl. Ole pnllitHnniar Noft.
belt lit an sic Stcllr Scr nl'reisen-
oen Siine Aetretcn, man mill nid)ts
mebr uerbergen unh befenut lid, Sll
elmer ireicren Sebcnsort. Sas @es
Idhed)t ser 9lItlpd)Hlter, Ser beln
Iid)en Climber in @irNernlnnlsrnosfe.
oos iiir ons 80. Snhrhlnocrt 10
harafteriitiid gHuelen it, ltlrbt oil:
niblih uua; nlon belldelt feine
Sbnnaht mcbr beim slnblf zines
naften Menihen. ionoern nan
nimmt Die sSornlen 5ur &enntnla.
Sit oarum oie Mprul ourdla.ls per.
iouen?
@er allincrfiam in oen @erid)ts.
iiilen Die ,abuoien Sittlidteltsprr.
aeben Mnh GbeiheiNungstlugen per
io!0t, Der aeluinnt clnen Nlid -Iiir
sic pnbren ;}uinmmenbGnAe. Tpn
arieg, @ombrn, llnseWiBbeit, mate
rener Not iabrelung unnlttelbar be-
brobt, iinD Die Menlden nlel1nf ges
miilenluier aemorNcn; ea mare TO
rift, bies su leugnen, in9teir chen
10 iinnlos. es nur 81 beilagen Sn
3eiten unmittelharer @eIabr lebt Der
Menih ausid,lieBliher iiir baa Seute,
er miro senuBiiidtiger mh ltrnpeI-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26

iein, lpuroe linn i'm pcr0unoenen
Mtai er0iinet, nuR nas sSerrobre1
oeoen i'm ein0eltell! mllrne: Srnb=
ocm mlRte er nod) TilnI ,Wonnte
oli Die GntlaIlllnQ porten.
sllH Der 9iiifiubrt murcn Die eln=
,elncn Stotinnen ollalchlleBllt>
@eidnNniiie unb slrbeitsloocr. :Mit
300 Dclltihcm Snlbulcn utmcinlum
Oic nGbrcmb ocr lcbtcn orci >>umc
in oberihlciiihcn NerNlpcrfen ocot
teitct battrn, lonote cr mad, TilnI
iGbriaer Nrrfobrt enolih i'm Gnt,
laiillnaslaaer Muid)enOuri an. pul'
lpo i'm Der ilhnelllte &eo I'll lei
ner Namilie nuh Siihef iiibrte.
(Sambur9er 9lllQ. ,3tU. }
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26
Sicber fcnncn feline 8reusen,

SGnger geboren 5uiarmen obne
NnIeben onn Stano unb Mrt. 2ieoer
fennen neoer ltnterif)ieoe nod Sren'
sen. Gum gunoesi1naerieit, bas in
,sranfiurt a. %. IN bieIem Sabre
Sauien>e oereIniaen miro, buhen lid
ictt Ihon brieilif 8GIte aus gultis
more uno Chicago anaenlclNet. sldD
aus Sem @eiten 9erlins Derber ole
SGnaer nid)t ieblen. Eon Scr Dit
gone lit Ieioer nod 5l ldpriacn.
IaS 9unoesiGnaericit miro Die
9r0nung ser 9lrbeit Ser letten Sab
re iein. apnnte man in oieler 3elt
mebr ernorten? Die Vten'fen Die
iit ouseinanNer-reNen, loaten lld)
suian1ncn-i iingcn.
(Srunti. 9las. 3eituns)