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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-17

GEN. NAM II (abovej. Of the
North Korean army. is the top
Communist negotiation in the
cease fire conferences al Kae-
song. Korea. He is stridiug
through q Kaesong courtyard
toward The conference building.
U. N. delegates reported some
progress in the negotiations
Monday.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Medal Of Honor Goes
To Baltimore Sergeant
BY the Asseciaied Press

William r. Jecelin, a fighting
sergeant from Baltimore, has been
Iposthumously awarded the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor fol
heroiSm in the Korean war.
In announcing the award, the
Defense Department said Sergt.
Jacelin is the sixth soldier to win
the Nations highest military
honor during the Korean cam
Ipaign.
The 20-year-old Infantry SER
Igeant was killed instantly when he
|smothered an enemy grenade that
was thrown in the midst of his
platoon. The department said his
incredible courage and willing
ness to sacrifice himself" saved the
lives of at least five members of
his squad.
Gen. Bradley, chairman of the
Joint chiefs of staff, will present
the medal to Sergt. Jacelin's
father, John Jacelin. at a Penta-
Igon ceremony on April 3.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Pinned by Folding Bed

LOS ANGELES (AP). Mrs.
Alice Hollenbeck. 83, was held
captive by folding bed for two
hours. She walked into a closet
and the door slammed shut behind
her. The shock brought fold
ign bed down on her, wedging her
against the wall. A neighbor,
hearing her cries, called the fire
department. They had to saw a
ItWo-foot hole in the door to get
her out-unhurt.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Radio Role in Case
|0f Air Raid Studied
BY the Associated Press

The Government today kept &
strict secret tag on it's plans fol
radio and television in the event
of air attack on the United States
The role of broadcasting in such
an emergency was outlined here
yesterday at a day-long confer
ence between Federal Communi-
cations Commission experts and
representatives of more than 5000
standard radio, FIN and TV sta
tions.
Those attending were pledged
to hold the plans in confidence.
The air defense command.
which requested the session, and
officials of the Office of Civilian
Defense, attended the get
together.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
BY the Associoied Press

LONDON, Mar. 27.--More thar
100 planes, including Sc from the
United States aircraft carrier
Coral Sea, secured the Atlantic
600 miles off Ireland today for a
transport plane missing with So
American airmen aboard.
Headquarters Of the United
States 3rd Air Division here said
the carrier sent her planes aloft
early today when still about 200
miles from the search area.
With no further word of the
missing plane, however, little hope
was held its personnel would be
found alive.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Bride Price Roised to $40

KHARTOUM, Anglo-Egyptiar
Sudan. (P.-The bride price was
raised from 20 to so spears each
worth about $40, at the annual
chiefs meeting of Zande district ir
the s~uthern Sudan. The chiefs
also agreed the price must be
paid in full by the prospective
husband before the marriage be-
comes legal.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Mar. 27.-A new
drug for the treatment of cancer
in advanced stages has been usee
with beneficial results in tests
given more than a score of pa
tientS, it was disclosed yesterday
Results of the treatments, which
started 18 months ago, were dis.
closed to about 100 physicians ano
research workers from all sections
of the country.
Announcement of the new drug.
action was made by DR.. Andrew
c. Ivy. cancer authority and vics
president in charge of the profes.
sional schools of the University O.
Illinois.
DR.. Ivy emphasized that the
substance, known as krebiozer
(from Greek words meaning "cre.
ator of biological force) should
not be called a cure.
Limited Amounts Available.
The substance, whitish powder
derived from the blood serum ot
horses, was discovered by DR.
Steven Durovic, As, a former
Yugoslavian physician who came
to Chicago two years ago. Only
limited amounts of the substance
are available for research pur-
poses.
Tests by DR.. Ivy and four other
physicians were conducted on %
patients in Chicago area hospitals
Other tests were made on seven
patients conducted by DR.. z. T
Berkovitz of University Hospital
in New York City.
The tests in Chicago started /,
months ago shortly after DR.. Du'
rovic arrived here from Argentina
where he had fled when the Nazi
invaded his native land. Dr.
Durovic manufactured the drug il
an Argentine laboratory ant
brought a supply here for the ex
perimentS.
DR.. Ivy said the % patient
selected for treatment with krebi
ozen were either hopeless cases O.
had cancer which could not b,
successfully treated by surgery O.
X-ray.
Thorough Study Urged.
Eight of the % patients since
have died, but life apparently wa
prolonged in some of these cases
Dr.. Ivy said that Of the II stil
alive II to II months after receiv.
ing their first injection of tn
drug. two show no evidence o
cancer. He reported the other /:
have shown "a moderate to marke,
repression disappearance" of tn,
growths that were threatening
their lives.
"It is my opinion based on OBJ
servations of % cancer patient
that krebiozen merits thorough
clinical study and evaluation," DR.
Ivy said.
"It should be made clear tina
krebiozen is not to be viewed as
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Mail Seminar Today

The Advertising Club of Wash
ington is sponsoring a Direct
Mail Seminar" today in the Hotel
Statler. The affair which was to
begin with a luncheon will in
clude nine seminars and will end
tonight with a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Club Plans Minstrel Show

The Mems Club of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, Alexandria, will
give a minstrel show at 8 pm.
Thursday and Friday in the par
Iish hall, Russell road and Mason
avenue.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
100 Planes Scour Atlantic For MISSING Ar TRANSPORT

I The transport plane, Globe
master, vanished on a trip from
an airfield at Limestone, Me-, to
a United States air base at Milden-
hall, England.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
New Drug Reported Beneficial
In Advanced Cancer Cases

the final goal in the chemotherapy
chemical treatment of cancer
but believe that it is an impor-
tant step in that direction
Evening star., 1951-03-27
UIIE131EsTEy73:T POSTAGE

TRIBUTE TO THE LAST special stamp
to mark the final
will be issued by the Post Office Department May 80 1t will go
sale at Norfolk Va -AP Wirenhoto
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Ideas for stretching the home
Evening star., 1951-04-14

|ply. Your goal is to fill space to
make 1t workable. livable and
beautiful.
The colors selected will be har-
|monious. The furniture will be
grouped for convenience. The pat
terms in material will not conflict.
The lamps will be placed to pro-
vide good light for both reading
and room Illumination.
The draperies and curtains will
be hung full, and will emphasize
either the vertical or the horizon
tai line, required either by the
architecture or the furnishings
you own.
II the furnishings differ in spirit
from the architecture of the
house, a compromise Is necessary
to create the home atmosphere
needed.
A knowledge Of good decoration
creates the bridge, and I repeat
|if well applied-give you an en-
during satisfaction, surrounded by
the things you love.
Ideas for stretching the home
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Carr Sells 5o3 Acres
OF Springfield Holdings

Edward r. Carr, Washington
builder and developer, has sold
593 acres Of a tract at Spring
field. along Shirley highway about
IS miles from Washington in Fair
fax County. Va. to Crestwood
Construction Corp. headed by
Bernard Steinberg and E. Carl
Hengen.
The firm is considering con-
Istruction Of a development Of
single-family houses at the site.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Decoration Demands COMPROMISES
BY Gladys Miller
tSeeFefdrY, New York Chapter,
American Institute Of DeeorcioTs.l

A keen sense Of understanding
and appreciation for the principles
or rules of good decoration. well
applied in an interior, gives en-
during satisfaction.
It does take some doing, though,
II you follow the American pattern.
Generally speaking, the minimum
of homes furnished are three;
one when first married, the second
before the. 5th anniversary and
the third before the 18th anniver-
sary.
BY this time. the furnishings
you own, coupled with the gifts
you have received or inherited.
represent a mixture Of quality.
color and sentimentality.
If you had training or instinct
to follow q pattern, well and good.
II not, then you must make a
decision.
Eliminate the Useless.
Eliminate the truly useless
things. those actually poor in de-
sign. worn out. Then, by clever
arrangement, work the balance
into livable unit. adding what
new things that are necessary.
Economics may prevent you
building or buying the home you
want. A young couple I know liv-
ing in New England dreamed of
a Salt Box house, and while they
dreamed. picked up many inter-
esting pieces suitable in style for
this type Of home. They read the
history Of the style, they learned
to recognize all the foibles of that
era. They followed the auctions
and learned comparable prices.
One day I took the husband to
see q good modern house. About
10 minutes after we had left, he
said, "In never forgive you for
this!"
] asked. "Why?"
He answered. I'm not quite
ready for what we have Just seen,
but I do know that now. shall
be perfectly happy in a Salt Box
house"
What is he living in now? A
10-room Victorian house, with
plenty of gingerbread, and no re-
lationship to either the Salt Box
or the Modern. =
Rules Still Apply.
II you experience circumstances
Of this type, don't forget that the
rules Of good decoration still ap-l
Evening star., 1951-04-14

furnishing budgets are given in
Gladys Miller's booklet No. 402,
entitled. Budget Stretchers." To
obtain a copy. send 10 cents (coin
|preferred) and q Scent stamp to
her, care of The Evening Star,
P. o. Box SO. Times Square Sta
tion, New York 18. N. Y.
(Released by Consolidated News Features,
Inc.)
Evening star., 1951-04-14
New Plastic Paneling
Developed for Use
On Wall, Ceiling
By D. N. Derwin

Striking interiors, loaded with
charm, smart vet practical, can
be provided without going over
board In renovation costs by
using q new. hard. smooth, durable
and waterproof, plastic-f finished
waN-and-ceiling paneling now
on the market.
This plastic finished wall-and-
ceiling paneling is produced by an
exclusive figh-heat-bake process
which produces a lustrous finish
that seals in all the color beauty
while sealing out dirt. stains,
lodors, smudges and dampness.
This permanent plastic finish
never requires painting or re-
finishing and provides lifetime
economy, wether you're building
q house or remodeling your pre-
sent home.
Kitchens, new or old. can as
sumo new permanent bright
ness, a gay cheerfulness when
lpaneled in any one Of SO color and
lpattern combination II In high
gloss finishes, semi-gloss finishes,
score line finishes covering many
lpatterns.
New Awnings.
New awnings which last longer
and retain their appearance bet
ter are colored with resin-based
paints. Resistant to moisture.
mold, mildew and abrasion as
well as to most chemicals, the
coating preserves the fabrics
strength and appearance in
varied weather and atmospheric
conditions.
In tests and actual use, ac-
cording to the manufacturer, re-
fsistance Of the resins to ultra
violet rays has sustained the
awning colors against fading in
bright sunlight. The oxidation
and powdering Of pigment on
painted fabric Is also missing.
Available In o wide range Of
styles and sizes. as well as custom
made. these awnings feature a
metal rod instead Of eyelets1
across the top. This head rod is
suspended by clamps from the
usual screw eyes in the window
frame.
Information about items in
this column may be obtained by
addressing Mr.. Derwin at Room
724, The Evening Star, and in
closing self-addressed, stamped
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Information about items In
this column may be obtained by
addressing Mr.. Derwin at Room
724, The Evening Star, and in
closing self-addressed, stamped
envelope for reply.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Rules Still Apply.

II you experience circumstances
Of this type, don't forget that the
rules Of good decoration still ap-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
2lus pemnaste,p,,, Otie
i3wcia %

IS hienc ollen SCbpcitern beS
2lpciocs % sur uef1llineu 9tohricht.
bur rnicre rcNclrnGfiNe Gcriomm=
limo am Spnntuu, ben 13. Sfai lnl
) llhr nurhmlttous ltattfinpct. Sicbc
Ecrclnslhlpeltcrn, cs trcnncn inns
lllr nnh eln puor SSnClcn bis Sllr
&omcntipn. Spnllt crOcht cine orin=
NenDc Sltte on iChc Shlpclter DcS
Ncrcins ir Der &crlonlmllno on
IS. 0iai onlpclcnb au icin. I'M aus
illTlnncn Den SnU llnb Stlmbc al
pclhem Sie su &omltecoicnltcn Gin.
uctcilt iino. sSir hobcn orpfe S(rbcit
pnr lrls llnb ulle Shlpcltern millicn
ihrc Eflicbtcn Denl &ercin ucQeniibcr
erfilllcn. 9tur slrbcit lno &runfbcit
lit cine Cntld,ulbiNlmo filr Scrnhlei=
ben Der &crlonlnllno.
CS lpllrbc III lester Gcriunmllllnu
belo)lulien, oaE mir onitott icoc
Sd)meltCrn INN GcpGf sll bitten fiir
Die Munncntlnn, Inn cine fleine
Selblntcr'tllElnu onucbcn. bumit
mir non bus Baden in Der Soollc
beIpr0cn fpnncn. gittc brinot Sure
llnterItiIblula III Die &criummIllnu.
Nh uppclliere npd)n,als on icDe
Sdbpcller in Der %eriannnlllnu an=
ill icin. slllh nohte ih bic
Shrcltern nod crlnnern OIL oas
GrtroollcHmcnt fiir Die Shpcitern
&uth. Sdhuller llnb Gliluheth 9(ll.
0ultln. IS lperoen inns nod Der Scr
iummlllnQ fnlaenDe Sd)ipeltern nit
aofTce lmD alul)cn crfrilchcn:
Sulonna Srben, MuthiIpa Srhen
gerenb, Soelen Srben. 6ermine d.
ben, &ath. GiinosQrGff. Sppbio
lSiinQsNrGff, Soro 9ioth, Miorio
9tntb Eentefer, &ut6. Gpsmon. Sc
len Mcntpn. 0iittu 9iolld), Morio
Hullf, Morin Stuller, aoth. Schul=
let, Slnna Shuuer uno 9lnnu pon
ElttCn.
autb. EiinQsaroii, Scfr.
3, 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

grieieS iiberbaupt su fomn,en, 10
hobe ich Den 0roBtcn SSllnid), ,pic
ollh piclc anocrc, NIT Gllh ba brit
ben cnNerc &erbinblnoen allfsulch.
men ,nb in nGbere geiicbunNem au
trctcn. "a Sbr iiber pieles beiier
untcrrihtct sll icin iheint >pie ,pir, 10
pGrc cs inns ihpn lcbr nihtiO lpcnn
mir ullh reNelnlabi0 Guer Gplfs=
blott bcsiehen fDnntcn. 9Senn SIR
inns ppm &crcin aus INNER cin
Gremplor ihifen tDnntct, 10 lpGrc
nus ia bic bette 9Dilrla. &ir pilroen
Sud- bonn alld) icpc SllsNobc llnierer
SicbcnbilrNiicben 3citlrn0 suihifen,
bic, wenn tic olld) niht 10 oft ,cr-
ihcint, Sud- bpd, ppn 9tlltcn lein
fam. Sos nuchltc ornRc GrciQnis ut
ous 0rnbc SunDcspiinolttrcffcn Al
SinfclShilhl, lpnhin olh 2unbSlclltc
BON Slmcrifu cin0clobcn ilno. Sb
pclhc fonmcn pcrbcn? Snlltct SIR
ohcr Miitolicbcr bubcn, bic bier Sln=
Qchori0c bobcn, 10 lplrc cs bctin,nlt
lCbnn, mcnn bic norollf oufnerfiom
|0cuorht niirncn. IS ipll nGn1lih cine
ouni Ornbc slnucleNcl1hcit mcrncn
nit Srurbtcniua, glosfapclle uip.
9lusfilbrli(tc Geridtc lnh 9lufnah=
men pnn Dem ,Sclt, nilrOc icb Sud-
olh ocrnc alld)ifcn. S(h bin ilbcr=
'cllot, naH bel en0erere 2llionlnlcn=
urbeit alpilchcn inns monch lpertpplle
S,ilfc oclciltet luerOcn fam. SSir
bier hpfIc1 ia ollc, not einnol ipicz
Der III bic ultc Sclnlot urilfiufchrcn
ullo lie ipleber Su Shnnhcit lnO
GllIte Sll brinoen.
SinfruQcn, slrsfiluftc, gricfc lnn
irocno lpclbe 9Siinirte Glrer Otits
Olicocr. heantporten lnD crfilllen
mir ucrnc. 9llldh lpilrocn mir @ud)
allca illhifcn lplpcit bas nloulid)
lit. ga iinb (. .. ncuc Siirhcr ilbcr
SicbcnbllruCn hernlls0efcmmcn. nit
Sllbcrn llno ollh Shrifttlm, bus
piclc intcrcl'icrcn miro. Sn Der Nuff=
nlno allf cinc cute 3liamn,enarbeit.
Die holn Nrllhte auf beiocn Scitcl
troQcn nlcNc, pcrobihicDc ih mid,
Nun. ,Wh pllnlchc Gldl ollcs Gltc
llnb urllRc ollc SicbcnbiirNer uuis
hcrilid)'tc.
Nfit lanDsln0nniic6crn @ruf, Shr
Nrlt Hoth, Observation-Disclosures Ga,
Nrontfurt mn Moin.
l(nlCrc Sienltltellc:
Scrhano Der Sicbenbilrocr Sod)icn
III IclltlhlanO c. 9.
Sonoepcrbono Nociicn
Nrontfllrt q. 90. 9tclbnfitrubc 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
ALL VETS TAKE NOTICE

Along with Our Saturday. May
10Th, Dance we are l,aving a SociaI
in our new Club Room. All Vets
and their wives or gilr friends are
cordially invited to come down
and visit the Joint - along with
free dancing. This is a must!!
We are looking forward to
greeting Andy Burtzlander (Staff
Sergeant to you) when he returns
to Cleveland for a furlough about
May 10Th. Let's be on hand to say
hello to our buddy.
The bravery of one Alex Szabo
should be commended for his
volunteering to undertake his new
assignment. We need more like
him.
Hans S. wore out his shovel
digging dirt and it will take a
while for him to get new one,
consequently the substitute re-
porter. We hope his new one will
not be quite so sharp, nor dig too
deep.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
Thrift Exchange Verkovf
i'm Cleveland College

SlIn Ntonto0, Sen II. Mai, bon
10 llbr bonn. bis s llhr ubenbs
pf1ericrt bic Shriit Grhonoc inn Sic.
pclnno GollcOe Sllbitorilun 9lrtifcI
'lnn Ncrfollf, pclhc BON Ntitolicz
bern Der &nmcn's eliin. lnb iSrclnz
Den ae'tlrtet lpurbcn. GieIe beiibcn
tctrohtlihcn 9Sert lno ale iinb in
Nltcm 3u'tanb llno aus olltcn Suus=
holtcn. IS hanoelt lid, Inn &lcinlno,
Srbllhc unr oiitc fiir MQnner, Trolr=
en- llln &lnbcr, oolsholtspurcn, lpie
Npricllan, Sluslud)cn, Garninen,
Solnpcn, Slnnen. flcinc MDbclltiifc,
Tldlcr, ;}lbcbDr, SpicIicuo llnb
Sd)nlllflohen. Is iinbct ollf cine
StllIesIuftion ltutt, bel Der irhriitlichc
C'cbotc ollf Die slrtifcl bon oroftem
&crt Nenluht ipcrbcn. Sem hDhltcn
lScbot miro am Gnoe pcs &crfaufs
;}ulhluu crtcilt.
Sails icmonn Stiftllnocn nrohen
lplll, oiht Slcpclonh Gollcoe, 80 I
1850, Srt. 81, cine Siltc Don Sol.
lcftipnsltcllcn. brei oui Der Sltieitc
lmn 1pci ollf Der 9Sclticite.
Scr &crfnuf lit cine @imihtlrno,
Die nln icit fchn ESobrcn bclteht, llr=
lprilnNlicb filr ,Sofult0t lnh Stupcn.
ten INN nun filr Die Sciicntlirhfeit.
Ger Grlos iliebt III ben Stipenoicn-
fpnns DER Sdule lrnD Den 9telpton
:. Eufcr a!tcmprlal guilpinu ,Sllnb.
&orlltcnOc ilnn Nrm &. 9ipoers
NtlllNclmon lno ,Sruu Hpbert &.
Einolanl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
Ohio Story

Sic bronotiithc Ncihihtc Drcicr
NllcNcr aus Sbip, lpclrhc iich elmer
topfcrcn Sihchin oeNcniiber fiir eli
ncn Gcfallcn lpGhrcnp hes &rieoeS
crlcnntlirh crlpicien, miro am ,Srcis
tao obcnb, Den If. slpril am Jtunh.
Illnf in Der Ohio Stprn oeid,ilocrt.
llnter Dem Sitcl rEoumcnt for Su.
lla" .luirn Die Gpiipbc BON Stotipll
sSSAM I'M G:3O HIN ubenps &C.
brutbt. IS honoclt iih INN Mllio
Erlbni, pcld,c nlln in 9Soihinotun
Solrthpuie. Ohio. oni1iiiu lit lrnr
ais NtitNlico Der tldcthilthcn Inter.
NrplnLps ilr Scbcn arIs Spiel iebte.
uls lie nrei onlcrifomiihc Nlieoer in
lbrcr SSohnlno peritcfte, nGmlidN
&ci!h Slbbutt ppn Earnlo. acmcth
,Saulf ppll Gnntpn llnD Charles Wtc.
GuN upn &aihin1tpn Gpllrt 6puic.
,Srol Eribpi Ncitottetc Der Ohio Sell
Sclcpbonc Sn.. Die Gpiirbe am Jia-
Oiuprooronlnl Ill ifilDcrn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
Elm sch|esisches Maedchen
beim Gruenberger Vein i. /.

SOr 500 Sobrcn pilonStcn ilono.
ride 6liidtlinse oui sic bcrbcn Sit
gel Sdlelieus ocn eriten @einitof.
4riinbera, Guben, arollcn lpur.
ocn Die StGtten, mo in scr Solar
some oes OclltlGen 8einbnus ld)leii,
lbe 3efer Oic Glel,iniihen geibcn
enpflngen. SGon Nielon6tbons
Sdruie9eriobn ihlpang lit nod Sem
Srittcn .@riinberger Stb0neooIcn
SIT miloen loteiniidcn Spnnen oui
r@cnn elmer trinft Sen @riinbcrgcr
&eln, 10 flutidt uno id)paBt sic
3unge Satcin." llno sic 9urihcn
uno 6iictle oui ser SNcr. .llnipcriitGt
sl 0ranfil,rt a. 5. .. lhnitten srcu-
lihe @elidter, wcnn iie ocn Goutus
Surills anltlnlnlten: n&cin aus
lEorf gronocnburgs @chG9e, iibrt
olrh bie aeble mic cinc SG9c."
stob scr frieoIifc Scbonncs Sro-
jon rib 1888 I'M slnblif zines iDlcd).
ten SabrgangS aus Shlelicn bie
Secr bon ser @anN uno ian1ncrte
Nlhteno: vGiicn Scritort CT pie @ots
tc, ourd Stubl gent er mic Butter,
er lit allcr Souerfraut Mutter."
Gem ShcrS sum- Sros - nit Sem
idlcli'd,-nlorfild,en 9onospcin iii
banoIcite Golltit eemadt mcrocn,
CT itano altf Sen Siiden scr @reiie,
uno 3ollcrn, er permanbelte ous
blerlcllac Berlin cine 3citlon9 in
cine Nclnltaot. cr rpllte gen &nm-
burg, no er bel @cinpantId)crn irou.
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Rinskoempfe

9;atllrc s'm (Subbu, Moocrs)
lnO Sun GoNlc, slpci Noppriteu,
lucrpcn in, Nallptfonpf an Sicns.
too, Dcn IS. Moi in Der Glcpclano
slrcnu OcNcncinanocr mtrctcn. IS
iii Dos crltc SlllItrctcn ppn Stature
Spn in hicicr Soiinn. Gpr einenl
,ahr nor er an ,uofrGiti0itcn bier.
IN Der 3lriihenicit oclponn iih Der
Snbluner Spn GaNIe bic Nllnit Der
HinufompiIicbhabcr. Gr crbolta ii(t)
Don elmer fiirslid)cn 3tiifenpcrlctlno
llnb nahm cs cine pplle StlnDc lana
ollT NIT slrNentina )ioccu. Ser
&olllpf pcrliei lmcntihiepen.
Nn ilbriNen Iicht bos Erooronnl
an Sicnstaa folNenoernloRen aus:
Son GaNle ps. gtatlwe 0op
(2'uopn NpNcrs.)
Nin SiIl @iiIlcr ps. Saf @onifp.
Sie Teulllbe Gua &aloef ps. SlDe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
G|ueck und Leid des BoehmerwaeIdIers

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Ser @churtsort Oes SeimatOid)ters
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VnfcI oes aiesleiteu bc;eifnet, ne.
ben oem audi Eeile bcs 9crgreihen.
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Inlub ocn Sohcnitein, einen bem Irci.
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ocn gllf ouf oie nngebeurcn @Glber
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ben Sd,oninscr, oen Berg ser
arlmmauer. @eitbin itreiit ser 8lif
burh sic @aGerner 8eseno uno
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Sonoihaiten um Sberplan uno sal.
nou lnS triIit oen nabegeIegenen
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lcnoe bon gobmerpGlolern, welde
an NieieEl Gage Ginfebr in sic bei.
motlide llngebung lmO oas Grleb.
mis- ibrer ebenlaliaen 8emeiniomfeit
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'lno. mcldc sic Menihen Oes SOB.
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aus gcplnnen, 10 bitter iinO aud, sic
0eoanfen. melhe ourd) fire Sirne
acbcn, luenn lie iebcn, mie tot alles
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oem Ger'aa prcisge1cben iino, lpie
nanbe 2oricr unb 8eiler iiberbaupt
pom Grobpocn ucridmlnOen iinb,
pIc Die 8ieict pcrfnmnen unS Der.
'l,npIen, wie Sic ;seloer perinfrau.
ten. llo lpie aqe slrbcit, sic lie
lclbcr llnb lire Toriabrcn acleiltet
hahen, ourh Oie tihed)iiden Gertre.
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spunoern. mcnu bieie Seimatpertric.
men Die Tolllte ballen unO icnen Ser.
brehern flud)en. sic ibre slrbcit, Die
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Sabr lire Gernihtlng iortihreiten.
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rar' n6tS tim, mas Dor ocln ems.
ailltiaen Gcrocrbcn ihiitcn fonntc.
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Solonac Nenl 8rouen ser Gernid),
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miro, unb iclange er nur pom 3anbe
her IN 'eine Seinlat id,auen oari,
lolanae miro ct nienlals Saran slau.
BEN fonnen, bab oie @orte berer. bic
bon 0rieben uno MenihIiGfeit ipre.
lGen, ebrlid) fins.