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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
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~ ssTHE GOOD OLD Days.
WI " by Dorothy Van Doren
by Dorothy Van Doren

to the painful years of reconstruction after the
Revolution.
So with material things. l have friend who
used to long for his great grandmother house IN
Massachusetts, at the end of the eighteenth CEN
tury self-contaned life, he called it, with home
industry the rule homespun clothes, home-cured
meat education and recreation centering in the
home. 1t sounds aluring, of course; but we must
remember not only what we should gain in exchang-
ing if we could, such life for our own, but what
we should lose.
l SUSPECT that the big rooms in those big houses
were cold all winter, except for hot spot in front
of the fire. that in summer the flies were unbear-
able; that working day which began at dawn and
ended after shutdown would be hard to go back to;
that the clothing was scratchy the meat too salty
and the milk unreliable.
We have not learned everything about how to
live Far from it, indeed. But we have learned
little We are not as lawless were in the year
Co., or as fearful in 1000, as doctrinare as in
the days of the Inquisiton, or as credible OF witch
craft as in 1892. The good old days were not,
really, as desirable as they seem from safe dis
tance Our own time is worth our attention, affec-
ton and respect, if only because it is the only
time in which we shall be alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

o1dCost forms Of contempt are unwise;
but one of them seems to US peculiarly ridi-
calous - contempt for the age we live in.
- HENRY JAMES
THIS is not plug for our own as the best of
Il all possible worlds. But it does seem to me
good answer to the perennial viewers with-alarm
who spend so much time lamenting the good old
days. Those days actually never existed except
in the imaginations of elderly persons.
Young people are so unmannerly today, we are
told; but manners, for young and old, are part of
the current mores; one age has more of them,
another less. Crime is increasing, is another cry;
but there have been times when it was unsafe for
woman to walk on the street after dark.
People have lost their respect for the church -
or the state, or their parents, or worthwhile
literature, or good music But I'll wager that more
good books are read and more good music heard
than was the case fifty, or hundred, or five hum
dred years ago. eve know about the books simply
because more people can read) And a church or
state parents who deserve respect always get It,
We are in a period of postwar uncertainty and
personal confusion. But this is not the first post
war period in the history of the world Think back
to the fapper era of the nineteen-twentes to the
carpetbaggers and their ik after the Civil War,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
DGakMM;Ns

CUE: An orchestra accompanying one OF
Broadway's long-run musical hits recently
hired replacement - a trombonist. His first
night on the job, the musician found that his
chair in the orchestra pit was located close to
the little door leading backstage. He also
found, halfway through the first act, that at
the beginning of 128-bar rest his predecessor
had noted on the score: Time for quick one.
FINE ART: Hoping to spur fourth-grade
schoolboy into improving his work, an art
teacher last week showed him rather excep-
tional sketch done by little third-grader. He
was quite impressed.
did third-gader really do that?" he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
This Week

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
Editorial Offices: 40 Lexington
Avenue, NesO York IL, Neig York
THE SUBS COULD LICK US. ...................
by Burke Wilkinson
WILL PAPA APPROVED. acknowledgements.
by kurd Jones
SHE WASHED Her FACE. 9
by Louis Berg
ATYOUR SERVICE - 900 EXPERTS. ~
by Riehurd Lovferboeh
MRS. cROCkERS MUTIr%Y. .................... -
by kafhgnieI Benehiey
DOYOU HATE ExERciSE7. ................... II
by Morton N. Hunt
, QUIZ EN-. ..................... Il
EvERYBODY'S ETIQUETTE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
WALLYS WAGON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
SllDOGRAM. ........................ -
HOW AMERICA EATS. 81
Cover by Hans knopf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Cover by Hons knopf

Names descriptions of all characters In fiction stories
and semi-fction articles In this magazine are wholly
imaginary Any name which happens to be the same as
The Valley settler., 1950-06-30
NOHCES
SATURDAY July l

The Spoons and Spool Club will hold Bake Sale in the Trading Post at le:oo ami MONDAY July
 The KiWants Club vii meet for dinner at 6:oO PM. at the Coop Club Room. There will be no Veterans Class on Monday July 5. During the sumner they will meet three tt mes monthon the first three Mondays, wi tn the exceptt on of July, wh idn vi II be the 10th, l7th, and, 24th. TUESDAY July
 Picnic at Wes1lla spons ored by the VFT. MEHNEsDAY July 5
 The Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Coop Club Room for luncheon at noon. THURSDLY July 6 The American Legion wi meet in the Legi on basement it 8:O0 p.m. The Auxiliary meet in Carpenters Hall. HoMEMAKE2s, CLUES
 FICICS Cheecheko Club--Iuly 10, at Mrs.Ina Ickes Sunny knik--July II, Fish Creek Evening Craft Club--July II, Mountains l2:3o Club--lrs. Beverly Grover Glacier Wew--July Is, ,Mrs.Virgil Eckert River oend--July 20, Mrs. Le2oy Hanonn Tasi la club--July 90, Mrs.Harold Dtnkel
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
News of the World At A Glance ...

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The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
Barrow EskimOs Reject Reservation
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Continued from Page One) that already had been marked by contradictions. An interior de- partment announcement tn r e e weeks ago was interpreted gener- ally to mean postponement of all reservation votes. A department spokesman later said the post ponement applied only to the Fly daburg election in Southeast Alaska, that the other two cleo tionS were going ahead on sched- ule.
 Then, after the Senate interior committee entered the picture with demand for postponement of the elections, the second cleo tion postponement was announc- ed by the department-with the resulting confusion over which one it was.
 L. B. Williams, Alaska Native Service representative, advised Reinholt Brust, assistant ANS di- rector at Juneau today, that na- lives objected to the failure to include hunting, fishing and trapping areas. A further objec- ton, Williams. said, was the re- quirement that the Eskimos re- linquish all claims to poSsessory right in the reservation area.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
DATE FOR llTH FAIR TO BE SET

Chas. D. Jones, president of the Northwestern Alaska Fair Assn, has issued a call for the stock holders meeting of the organiza- ton for Tuesday evening at 500 p.m., in the City Hall.
 At this time reports will be read and discussed, concerning the last Fair, vacancies will be filled on the Board as well as plans made for another Fair.
 It is hoped that all stockhold- CTS will attend the meeting if pos sible so that plans can be started for this important community event which could be major tourist attraction. Stockholders who cannot be present should give their proxies to someone else.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
Search Continues For Missing C-54
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Continued from Page One) plane. Similar distress signals heard yesterday were traced to Denmark.
 The few fragile leads to the rate of the big plane and the A persons aboard have proved groundleSs.
 A rumor that the U. s. air force C-54 had been located in a nar- row canyon between a cliff and glacier was spiked by search headquarters.
 "There is absolutely nothing to the report" American and Cana dian air force officials said.
 The rumor was heard as far away as Anchorage, and denied there by authorities at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 An aura of authenticity had been given the story by the fig ures it contained. The grapevine report said the transport had been spotted 18O miles off course and 2OO8 miles from Snag, the tiny weather station over which the C-54 last reported 20 miles in side the Yukon Territory from Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
SUBMIT ANSWERS IN WEEKLY SETS OF 6

Your Alaskagram answers should be mailed to Anchorage in units of six. Whenever a group of six Alaska grams have been published, this newspaper will print an Alaskagram Answer Blank. You will send all six Alaskagrams for that week and also the weekly Alaskagram Answer Blank. And to be eligible for a prize each weekly set of six Alaskagrams must be accompanied by a quarter (25 cents in coin).
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06

tCOnLlnueO rom rage Onej through to find those contacts, particularly to learn whether any of them tie into high places"
 An informant, we'll acquainted with Atomic development, told a reporter that all evidence indi- cates that number of other per sons may have been involved with Fuchs.
 In London, the British editor who correctly predicted the Rus sians would explode an atomic charge in 1949, declared the Sov- tets already have touched off a hydrogen super bomb.
 Kenneth de Courcy, who claims to have sources on both sides of the iron curtain, says the Rus sianS have made three H-bombS and exploded one of them. He did not say when or where the blast took place.
 The U. s. high commissioner for Germany took slap at West Ger man officials for criticizing the Western Allies.
 In a tough talking-Speech Com missioner John J. McCloy told the Germans the United States intends to keep firm grip on the former Reich's political affairs.
 He presented a nine-point pro gram for Germany, ruling out an ormy or air force and pledging that Nazism will not rise again there. It was the most critical uts terance McClOy has made con corning the Germans since he as sumed his post here last summer West Brelin newspapers mini mixed warning by Socialist leader Kurt Schumacher that the city faced a communist coup May I27.
 ! The weather froze Berlin's highway traffic with Western Germany delaying a conclusive test of whether the Soviet little blockade" was ended. The few trucks that edged over the icy roads were cleared by the Soviet guards without un- due delay.
 In the Pacific the U. s. joint chiefs of staff looked over Okina- wa, key air base in the American defense line facing communist troubled Asia.
 There was no official inkling of what the joint chiefs might re- port to President Truman and national defense planners, after five days of secret strategy con- ferenceS with General Macarthur and his experts. It was evident that high officers of MacArthur's high command urged bolder American attitude to save situa- ton they regard as critical
 Dispatches from FormoSa said 14 Nationalist bomber pounded Shanghai today in the heaviest afraid of the month. The Chapel power plant was reported dam aged heavily.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
WHAT YOU DO TO WIN

Here's how you take part in this blg opportunity Every issue this news paper will publish Alaskagrams in consecutive order, six each week for 12 weeks--a total of 72 Alaskagrams.
 Each Alaskagram is a group of scrambled letters which form mean ingless words or a nonsensical phrase After an Alaskagram is unscrambled the letters form the name of a place m Alaska; however, there is one su- perfluous letter which is not needed to form the word.
 All you do is re-arrange the letters 10 form a single word which Is the name of a place in Alaska, and you also show which is the extra letter. For example, the phrase For q chdnqe" when it is unscrambled equals "ANCHORAGE" plus the ex- tra letter "F."
 Just remember that all place-names consist of only one word-and re- member to show the extra letter, There is only one correct answer to each Alaskagram.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
START NOW

This is your big opportunity. your chance to win as much as Sl,00O.OO cold cash. If you reside in Alaska any time between January 1, 1850 and February l5, 1850, or if you are a member of the Armed Forces sta- toned in Alaska during any part of that period, you can make that 5000 cash prize YOUR goal.
 Just be sure you get every issue of The Nome Nugget so that you can keep up in this fascinating game. Leading newspapers throughout the Territory are featuring Alaskagrarns- All 72 of your completed solutions and your Answer Blanks must be taken from the same Alaska newspa- per,
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
Alaska's Own Contest
Is Sweeping The Territory

The hundreds taking part in the great Aaskagrams for hundreds of dollars in prizes all living in the Territory. The north is their home
 you live in Alaska you can test your knowl- edge of the Great Land. Write the Nugget for back puzzles today if you have not already entered.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06

Tn return for your remittance. after you complete 10 weeks of the contest, you will receive a copy of the TIP page Alaska Almanac which critics label the best modern reference on Alaska and which will be used as the official authority for spelling and definitions in this contest.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-06
NEATNESS DOESN'T COUNT

You don't have to decorate your en- tries. Just be sure your answers can be read easily.
 Nor will you have to write any let 'ers, or slogans or essays. You must understand that hundreds of Alaskans are competing in this Alaskagram contest and il is possible persons may be tied for prizes. In that case. there will be tie-breaking puzzles to solve, as provided for in the Official Rules which will be sent to you immediate ly on receipt of your first six solu-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
Nus pe,.neste,ptt Obie
3ucia 80
Martint=0an

sln Sonstaa abcnb, ben II. 9tps
pcnlber, in Dem Sohienbeim lit
Martini=gol(. ollie Gplfsocnpiien in
s)pun0stplpn luno llmaeblna iinD
allfs ollcr heriliditc einaelaoen, iid,
I'll beteiliaen. Ser Martini=gou
miro pcranltaltct bon ocm Gerein
SipeiQ 30. &os &pmitee miro bofiir
loracn, bob Gin attcs Srcbeiter por-
bunpen 1T fir Den Sons. Sieicni.
acn, Die lid, am Wihoeli=goll be:
tcilI0t hoben. ipiiicn mas fiir cine
quite Seit ulle aehabt baben unD
nun lppllcn mir bafiir ioracn, hoi
olle cine nph before 3eit ullf ben
MartlllisSoll hobcu. SIS miro eincn
Ereis aebcn fir Den iiinoitcn Mar=
tin llno elncn Ereis fit Den GItelten
Mortin, Der nmpeicnD lit. Soyrml
liebe Sod)lenirelnDe labt ums ollc
Ncmelllid,aftlid cinen oen,iitlirben
slbenb pcrbrinaen, inbem mir lpicncr
cill,nol cinen ihonen &oIscr pDer
eill altes EnIfa tonicn. &omnt allie,
aroE llnb fleill, jung llnn alt, sum
Mortinl= Ban, am II. 9tppcmber,
bus lit an SonstaQabenb. Ser Sim
trittspreis pirn iebr billio icin.
Gilliunl Sartlnm, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Der ocred)tfcrtiat lit. I'm es por,peo
slt nebmen: Ser GiinitIcr Sons
Suld, Dem bieie 3eil& aeltcn, miro
piclleid,t niemals ipieocr in Der id)af=
fenoen &unlt, feline Solente sl,n,
slusoruf brinaen. Sans guicb lit
pcr G6 Sabrcn III Ssnabriif aebo=
rcn. Sine notiirlihe fiinltleriihe Ye=
oablIn0 hat er bon 6allie mithcfpm=
men. 9ad, 9lbinlpierlm0 Der &0nia.
lihen &unltafooemie in Berlin lu,b
unoeren &uhitihulen lponoerte CT.
mad, ocm 1. @eltfricae, in ipelhen
CT oftip lpar, nah 9lmerifo aus. Sas
illRcrc 9eben bieies &iinltlcrs per=
lief bier benfbor einfod,. GubIisitGt
oina CT immer aus bent @eae. ga,
CT bat gerid,terltotter. nithts bon
leiner &unit all ertpGbnen. Gr Iebte
ebcn nur ieiner Malerei.
Ser bon Sans 8uih bepor,uote
Still Der Malerei eraibt lid, ipie bon
lelbit aus ieiner folt. man f0nnte ia
acll. erOaeborenen berbcn &unlt.
&iiltenbiloer (Wtaine) 2onbidaften,
oft nur cinfohe goun,oarlteIunoen
(Sbe TDina Monarhs) StiIleben
bon natiirlit,er Saritellun9slult, Ti=
ouren lnb 8llmen lmo mebr gll,.
men Qebcn 3euanis bon ieiner
8rlnoebrlidfeit bes Sebens unb
@eltaltcns.
Sans guih aehOrt su Ben 8eona=
octcn, bic lmmittelbar aus Oem Ser
sen lno allf bus @efiibI bin 0eltoI=
ten. Sos Shaffcn bieles &iinltlers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Erofenor Sr. Sans sSreiberr BON
areb, 8cftor ser Jreien llnipcriitdt
Berlin, linfs, nin1nt bas neuelte
Gare 8iidlcrgeihenf in Sorm bon
PSI mebi5iniiben 9dnOen entsescn,
Gum s,pciten MaIe erbicIt sic
isreie llniperiitGt in Berlin eine gud).
ipenSe bon insgeiamt PSI 9anOen
I'M @erte bon $1,000 ans oenl Care
6pnos. Tie gii6er, Sic al,siblieBlih
oie perihielencn 3lpeige Ser meoisi-
niIhen 8iiienihait bebanoelu, iino
Elm .8eihenf Ser SnOepenSent Mio
Corporation bon SEEM Yorf an Sic
bon Sen slmerifanern unterltiitte
iSreie llniperiitiit, oie crite Ginrid,-
tung bieier Irt III eineln 2onbe, in
oem bis Dor fursem bObere Shul.
bilouug 5lnt groben Sell ciu Grlpi.
leg Der 8oblbabenoen ac,ueien lit.
Gs mar Saul Gonlp Srclld, Ser
8eneraloireftpr bon Gare, ser Dem
Heftor Der Trelcn ltnlperlltat, Sr.
Sans Sreiberrn bon &reB, Oie Bidder
iibersab. Tr. BON arcb aab ieircl,
Sanf iiir sic nnerifanlid)e Bud.
ipenoe in iolgenoeu @orten gus.
Orlf:
yMldt rur hie MebiSinitubenten
Ser Trelen llniperIitat, ionoern alle
@eitberliner slerjte Wcroen aus oen
iii beieu @dnben cutbaltenen lcgtcn
uiiienidaItlidcn Torid,lungen Nuscn
5ieben. Sier IN Scl,tiGlono beitebt
nod ianmer ein GROCER Man9el on
piiienidoitliher Siteratur. Dur bieie
amerIfaniide 9udlpenoe sibt Sen
oeutihen @iiienld)oitlern Sic DOG.
Iihfeit. iif, uber oen beutiaen Stano
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

ben iicb auf iiber $tOO,00O,0 900 be-
Iauiel. lin Der INNER lteiaenoen
9sad,iraae nah Gleftrisitat aeredt all
lperben. miro bic illuminating SO:
1868 bic @enerationsfapasitGt alf
1,3S4,OOO &ilplpatt 0clteiNert la.
ben. Sizes lit cine GrbohunQ iii, y
Grosent ieit 8sS Saa ln1D mebr als
bas 9oppelte Der aupasitat bon
194O. 2inbieth iaate, Die Siht. ullp
2raftinbuitrie tue ibr ollRerltes, I'M,
ben 0ebiirfniiicn llnierer geation
unb ihrer gllliierten aereht lperoen
su helien. M1hreno mir aufriilten.
INN lniere rationale Sid)erbeti sll
ipahren, miiBten ipir aud, uniere
rationale gSirtihaft llno unleren Sc
observation-disclosures allf bDhlt-
moeI;hem Nipeau halten. 9ies be.
oeute 60d)itprobuftipitdt lno bic
eIeftriihe &raftinollluie tie ihl
nlDolid)Ites, I'M allen bellOtiNten
Stromf lit ale 2ipefe au ltellen.
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Food and Home Show

geiuder Scr oiesidbriaeu iScoo
Ghplp in Ser lublic 6all lperben
bceinoruft iein ppn ben belnerfens=
iperten 'Sortihrittcl, in Der Gerpaf=
flnu bon 9ebensnlitteln lmO Der:
tpanoten Eruhufteu, bclonocrs in
ben lesten Sobrcn, ipie SSalter SS.
Sniabt. Sbplp Wtmlaoer uno Scfres
tGr Der Glepelono Hetail @roccrs
Sliin. erfIGrt. Die GlepelanD iSpno
ano Some Sholp lit sic 62. lInn bie
Glteite unD oroHte Sl,lsitellllna ibrer
9(rt. Sic ouuert bonn 8. bis eins
ihIieflid1ichIicRlid, II. etopember
,nb lit tdaIidl, u,ls9enommen Som,-
tuo, bon rahm. bis II obenos
pfien. 0eller iinh mehr alS ie Nlr,=
berte bon alien lno nellen ErDbuf=
ten su icben, ipelhe bic mcoerne Ser
paflna refleftiercn. 3. g. eriheincn
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N,,s win>ier;; Ont, Katt.

stm IS. 9tppembcr 1850 peran
italtet ser Sahicnperein bon @ino.
ior icinen biesidbriaen &atbarinen=
Sons I'M neren Sad)icnbeim, 066
&nnoptte Ctr. 6.
Soicrsu lpollen mir ale sSrel,nbe
lno Sonbslellte bcr llrnacbuno bers=
lihlt einlaben. Sin Sonberaufruf CT:
0eht al lnlere Sohicn bon Setroit.
bic inns 10 oft bcilidt baben. 9sir
hoffen tie alld) oiesmal bcariibcn sll
fDnncn.
Stir quite Grfriihunacn ,no iiir
cute Muiif lit oeiprot.
Ser 9lusld)uf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Sic BON Ser SnSepenoent Iio Corp,
stem Dorf, seitiitet tpuroen. Sic
,purSeu linn bon SAUL Gonly 6rend,
Grcfutipoireftor bon Gare, iiberrei6t.
ser omerifanilbeu ,piiieniGait itliben
Jpridung 81, iniormIeren.
Cares Sro9ranlm r9tabrltng fir
Sen @eiit", Oas 5ulamnlen nit Ger
ll9sGSGO burd)geiiibrt miro, lit bon
ser Mmerifaniihen Nteoi5inil6eu 8es
lellidaft unS 5ablreibcn anoeren
piiienihaftlihen lno @eruIsgrup.
pen unterltiist iporbeu. Sacroen in
ieber SGbe nit oem Germerf iiir oos
Gare gccf Iino Hrosram fi'nnen
bei ieocr Gare 6iliale poer Oireft I'M
Sauptbiiro bon Care, 90 8roab st.,
gtep Dorf 5, cinge5ablt neroen. Wtit
Sen 10 sur Geriiigung ltcbenoen ytlt'
tcln merOen nub elmer lurgialtlgcn
llnteriuhung Ourh Sertreter /por
Gare uno ll9tGSSS sic gibliotbefen
Ser llnipcriitaten in ltcberlce allI'
aciiilt. Gin @ibliotbefsfomitce llll'
ter Dem Goriis Don Ir. Slltber
Gpans, giblipthefar Nes &ongrcr
uno Gr. Sobn j. Sutton, Stcri'na
| Hroieiior an oer n,eol5inlidcn Sufnl,
tat ser Oale llniueriitat, llnteritiist
'bcn Care goof 6uno bel Der slusluubl
ser @iihcr. 9is icst llno ibon iiir
ungefGhr 10000 Collar amerifani.
IdIe mllienihuitllde Bidder, Die mel.
item bon ibncn mcoi5inIihcr slrt, all
Die poIu arieae 5eritorten Wibliuthe.
fen in llniperiitoten in II peribic.
bencn Suuberu b,rh Gare perteilt
morNeu,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

9lm SalnstdQ, ben II. ,ulb Snnn=
too, ncn - 9tppcmber bon 10 q. H..
bis 6 y. r,., miro III All Carton
SuilninN, Souron Hpob cine slusz
itclllrna ppn SelNemGlben, &uliers
farben llno 2eihnllnQel,. bon 6ans
9uii 'tattfinocn. 9icie SilOer nerz
bcn eincm oeneiaten Gublifum allm
&crfauf anaebOten slpeds Silfeleiz
itllno fiir Sans Nuid, Der bereits
felt ldnNerer 3eit in einem hiciiacn
&ronfenbal,s Silfe lmD Geneiun9
iud,t.
Ser Nome Sans guicf, ipie all=
oemein befannt, ltebt ieit piclen Sab=
rem i'm Gnrbcrorl,nD Der malcnbCn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

SSn ipeiterer SorbereitunN oarallT,
lire Houe i'm 0tiiltlmasprOaramnt
4 uipielen. perDoppelt bic Slllminaz
tina So. Die @robe Der uripriinalis
den Snitallatoinen ibres neuen
Galtlafe &raftiperfes, tpie Yrdlioent
elmer 8. 2inbietb befannt aab. Gs
ipiro nlm alpei 125,OOOsailoipatt
@enerdtoren erbdlten.
8leid,seitia tpurben bic gauarbei=
ten um einiae Ofonote Doraeriidt.
Ger erlte Generator ioa Gnbe 1852
| n3ienit aenommen lperoen, Der
ilpeite Mitte 1868. Sic Geiamtfos
item ocr erlten Galtlafe Snitalation
lper6en auf $37 100000 aeidldbt.
9lnfana bes ndd)lten Sabres iou Der
erlte Spatenitih aetan lperoen. Ser
SlaB lit ant Grieiee lpeltlih oes
Gbaarin Hiper.
Nad, ,lnb nah iou GaItlafe einc
1opu,itat bon 1000, 900 &ilOlpatt
erhalten unb bic Geiamtfolten lpers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
S. S. 0rganisationen!

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

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