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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
Thompson-POrier Wedding Held at
 Lutheran Church

Tn the light of candles, at an in- formal wedding Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Lutheran church Miss Hannah A. Honey Lou Por- ter became the bride of MT. Frank lyn T. Thompson. The Rev. John Greeny, pronounced the VOWS for the double-ring ceremony.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING II
REAL ESTATE

 GOOD view of Juneau, 2 bedroom home, plus quonset hut, ideal for fisherman, waterfront, West Ju- neau, must sell immediately. Only $10,0C0 (-,y26) ISLAND EMPIRE. 239 as~e isl2nd, close to nailllnd anl hirhway, excellent log house, barn, float, trails, gardens. heavilT fo~c-ted, plenty of wiidlife. ideal for re- sort, livable year rcrnd, 1J7 acres patented. $26,OOO. CW25) EXCELLENT 2 bedroom house. 2 yrs. old, conc. bsmt, garage, elec- hot water heater and range, central hot air heating, good view, Highlands. $16.500. CW24) LARGE 4 bedroom house, baths, spacious living room and dining room, den, bsmt., fine view, good neighborhood $12,0O0 (W16) NICE bedroom home, excellent lot and garden, good view and location, furn., part bsmt., one mile from Juneau. $6,300. (W23) WELL DECORATED small 2 bed- room home, nice lawn, full bsmt. Douglas, $5,00O. (W20) FURNISHED small two bedroom home, South Franklin. CWl9) YEAR ROUND country cabin. init. log, 2 bedrooms, excellent view, furn., near Thane. $4,3000O (W2D MANY EXCELLENT lots for year round homes, summer cabins, re- sorts and industrial sites. Lots located in Juneau, West Juneau and Auke Bay, on Auke Lake, Fritz Cove Road, Lemon Creek and North Douglas Highway. DOUGLAS bedroom house fur nished, concrete basement, fur mace. S10,OOO.
 INVEST IN JUNEAU
 COCKTAIL bar, $19,800. (B6) STORE-APARTMENT bldg, 16 un- it's S42 2OO0. (B6) CHICKEN ranch, good business Will sell all or part. (B5) PROFITABLE l man business and nice home. $13,000 cash. (B4 RESIDENTIAL grocery. Will lease or sell building. lBl) GENERAL Store with considerable property. Excellent location and business. Approx. $55,000. (B3)
 MANY OTHER LISTINGS Bob Druxman-Phone 891
 M. ]. HAAS Associate
 Juneau-123 Front Street
 Auke Bay-Fritz Cove Road
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
TONSILECTOMY

Miss Ann Reynolds underwent tonsilectomy yesterday at Juneau She is recovering well and at home .oday. She is the 3-year-old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Rey- nnldS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

LARGE bedroom log cabin. Lo- cated beyond Tee Harbor on the Eagle River Highway This home is located on two acres of a com pletely handicapped and parked point Occupied as year round home and completely equipped with light plant, water system, out buildings and large produc- tive garden. The main house is very well built with an oil fur mace and oversize living room with field stone fireplace. Clear title to land
 S7550-3 bedroom house in Douglas. Under two years old. Automatic oil furnace, garage, good corner lot. New electric steve. Unfurn- nished. Immediate occupancy. S5250-1 bedroom furnished house in Juneau, two blocks from bus mess district.
 Belle's Cafe = Fully equipped. A certain money maker. INVESTMENT property. A prime store space with apartments in best location. Rented with good income at preesnt time. Owner financed.
 TWO lots in 18th St. District. Priced at $75000 each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
William Winn-phone 234
 Office in Gastineau Hotel
TO SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. R. c. Johnson ex- pccted to leave today for Seattle on Pan American Airways where Mrs. Johnson will enter the Virginia Mason Clinic for medical attention. She has been i'll with heart trouble fer the past several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
BACE HOME

Having undergone four weeks of treatment in St. Ann's hospital G. Edward Bach was dismissed last night, and is convalescing at his nome on Fifth Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
MARSHALL HOME

Councilman Milford Marshall has returned home from Seattle where he received medical examinations fer a hack and leg condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

Broadway has become a synonym for the New York theatrical dist rict, ad yet there is not a legitimate theatre on the street today. They all are on side streets. The only theatres on Broadway are movie houses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
LOST AND FOUND
LADY'S lapel watch. between 18th
 street & Lutheran Church. Phone
 571. 835-2t

The barrel organ or hurdy gur- dy, known to an older generation because of its use by street musi- clans, started in the 18th Century as an instrument for high society drawing rooms in England and France.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

If a living body were taken above 55.000 feet altitude without pro- lection, the water vapor in it would boil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

Tropical waters hold the greatest variety of brittle stars, relatives of the starfish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
FROM LOS ANGELES

MT. and Mrs. Leminkel of the Studebaker Corp. from Los Angeles gre guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
USED CARS

1889 PONTIAC 6. See at Jorgenson
 Motors. o3o-ot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

Natural gas seeps in Iran pro- vided fuel for flames which were guarded by zcroaster's fire-wor- shippers in ancient times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

i937 FORD Coupe. $2o000. Phone
 Green 168. 833-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

1888 FORD Ton Truck. Good
 condition. New Mctor. Phone Red
 9lO. 789-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

1e49 STUDEBAKER Champion. 5
 passenger Coupe Regal Deluxe, overdrive, climatizer, extra set sawdust hobbies, low mileage. Re-
 gently from Montana. Call 032-2 after pm. 833-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15
MURPHY & MURPHY

REALTORS = ACCOUNTANTS Phone CTS over First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

l947 STUDEBAKER Champion Se-
 dan, good condition. See at Stutte & Son Office. Phone 34 or Blue 4e5 828-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-15

cOZY two bedroom furnished house,
 full basement, nice yard on 10th Street. One bedroom is fixed as
 a nursery. Call Green 135. 830-tf
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

HOPES SECOND HAND STORE
 We buy, sell and trade. 2l4 znd- St. Phone sos. 79S-u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

mo serve an insktt aa. SO.
n the child's development.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07

olmculty securing deferments for
the highly skilled men for whom
there are no requirements. I found
at that time and ever since then
that although the authorities rec
ognized the problem, they have
found my protests have been in ad-
vance OF adequate consideration.
Selective Service has constantly
said that decisions must remain at
local levels. Splendid! But when a
mans draft board is in a city and
his work is specialized, skilled food
production on farm, he gets rather
scant consideration. largely because
city folk take too much for granted
the foods they buy at the markets
and from their local merchants.
Many farmers have asked defer
ment for their skilled men, and of
course some deferments have been
granted. Now the farm organiza-
tions are coming to the fore, asking
that due consideration be given the
all-important problem of long
range food production as related
to military requirements and, even
more drastically, to the basic needs
of our people. The National Grange,
the American Farm Bureau and the
National Farmers Union have all
protested against indiscriminate in
duction of farm labor. Selectiye Ser
vice now has before 1t q plan which
would defer skilled farm workers,
sending those in training back to
their farms for the heavy planting
and harvest seasons. This method
Of assuring basic food production
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07
Finnischer Fechter
toedIich verletzt

Stodbolm. - Ser iinniiGe Ied.
ter Slnnari Sartia muroe bier in ser
erlteu Mlunbe Inn Die @eItmeiter.
'haft I'M ,Slorettiedten bon benl
ocni'den Meiiter Moaens 2ubom
ourh einen StiG in Ole 8rult 10
lhlper perlest, oaB CT perblutetc.
sler5tc eilten ioiort bcrbei uno illd,-
ten i'm 81 retten, aber ale 8emiib.
lllgen paren bergeblid.
Or, Carl Turiea iaste, Die rcdtc
Sunge lei burdbobrt porocn. Sic
,Sloasc lit Ser .slrena sinsen aui
8aIbmait.
Sudoms @aiie bate at Der Spise
oen porgeihriebenen Sobubfuopi,
Der nod ieitiaB, ais Oas 0lorett aus
Der grult ge5ogen ,puroe.
Suhop lieien oie 5rdnen iiber bie
Wangen llno ct trat aus oem Sur.
l1ler aus. Gartia ,pollte Sen aampi
rortleten aber 2u6ow beltano aui
elner unterillhllng, uno aIs lie founl
be9pnnen bate, fiel er pom StubI
nlll Den gooen lno puroe besuu6tlos
IinnIano 500 feline ean,e Wiann.
lflaft aus Dem 5lrnicr suriif. Iie
Sanen blieben i'm Surnier, aber obne
SuhoD.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07

slnl Snnlstng, Sen 9. Sluli, be.
ailnen Dieocrum Sic Somner Eop
aon5crte Ncs GleuelonN Sommcr
SrNciterS unter Seitlna bon Tr.
Huoolpb HingnnGl I'M Gubllc Iltoi-
forum. Sic @ruppe bcitcbt aus 20
afuIifcrn, inlt oae Wtitglicocr Oes
GIepelano SrcIeiters.
SoIiltin beiw Gr0iinunesfon5crt
lit Gtbcl Smitb, sic Sanmono Sr.
acloirt1oiin, oie lid, in Slim, Haoio,
Sclepiiion lmo alf ser aon5ertbiibnc
cincu 9tomcn genlodt bot.
Snl gan5en ,pcrben III Scr Cont
mcrlerie 12 &on5erte se9cbcn weroen,
pon Oenen oie meiten iiir Wtittpot
nno Sanstng obcno ongciett lino.
anl fonllnenoen afittmph obcnS, Sen
IS. Suni tritt Sic Sopraniitin Gipian
Iclla GhieIa ouI, sic BON Spcr,
aon5ertbiibne. GaOio lno Selepiiion
fer befannt lit. llno ont iolgenoell
Sanstag abcno, sen 16. Suni. prG-
lcnticrt 81. GIn9lpal Sic Glcuelans
Ser YinniitIn Glltice Toois.
aortcn iiir sic &onScrte iino Sll
boben bel 9urrops, 419 Guclio
slpe. Erelie runaicrcu bon ST $50 iiir
SildpGtc bis $12O iiir reIerpicrtc
9alfonplGse lno 90 nno 60 Sent
iiir nidlt reierpicrte 9alfonplGbc.
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| Lebensgefahr in
DuesenfIugzeugen

Scnuer, Colo. - Neue 9cbcns.
gc'abrcn bel Tliiacn nit ser @cs
! idruinolatcIt bcs SNalls in 10000
SUP Sohe uurben in einem 9erlft
Dor Ser Nero. .MeoiaI Niiociation ii9.
Inaliiiert. Sieien @cfabrcn iino Die
Skegcr in ocn ncllcn Siiicnbonbcrn
ausgcictt, me &cllmooo geaQ, Der
GiieprGiioent ser Ssngcnielrsabtei.
lung Der gceing sllrcrait 60, in
Scattle, mlttcilt, ser 5l Ben apn'
itrufteuren ocicr Sllla5cuee gebort.
Sn Dem 9erid,t miro nui cine
penig befannte Sutiad)e blneeluie.
len, onB nGnlliN oie Giiienbomber
cine plel flcincre Ntannibait baben
|als anOerc ariessI,lgicuge. 81hreuO
). g. oas 1929 SlllsSleg II Mann
ge'atung nllvuciit, bat Der 9.47
Bomber mir orci.
&cnn Sic SiiQe bon ser 9ufe cnts
icrnt miro, burd) sic Die MonnihaIts.
ImltglleOcr cntilieben miiiien, Damn
tobt Scr @ino briiucno in oos TIug.
seug bineln lmo bl0it nit Sanlmcr.
lhl1gcn, Die iait cbcnio lnut mie
Grplolloncn lino. Tie Grploiionen
lfoulen clncn lfnnn, Der lid) biift,
looran blnoern, iid mieoer allijurid.
Item.
3ulpcilen fonncn ouh inIolgc Sic.
les lubmenocn BctoicS bic Seute ibrc
arne uno gciue nidt lucit acnua
beDeaen, llnl lic in sic rid)tige Sage
| Ia,i ben Stiiblcu Su bringcn, Don
ocncn aus Oie 0ianniIait aus cinem
bcl6dolgtcn ,Slug5cua obIprinsen
cocr vabaeidoiien" Werocn iou.
Die @inOitobe bobcn berartig &c.
|lpoItiae Sdpinaunsen, oab oie 9cltc
lhmlneclIg pcrOen, nicbt rid)tig ieben
ODER 5lllpellen ioaor niht mebr Der.
niinItia benten t0nnen. Sic f0nncn
audi luItfranf meroen l,nb nod, bin.
terber Storlngen baben, sic ppei bis
orel Gage anoaucrn. 2ie Gei6lma,
Die Der Sturm an ser aleiouna Der.
rriaht, lit 10 aroB, bab sic 9cutc
Suneilen Sic Hcibllnasbitc ourb ibre
aleloung bnourd) iiiblcn. 1icie @c.
'abren lollen III Sen neuen MooeQcu
pernlleoen iucrOell, aber bis ictt eibt
eS nod feline Gorridtl,ng. sic Elm
enttonln'el aus l(ebcrihau. Slug.
jcu9en ernloalidJt.
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DETROIT, MICH.
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY FRIEDA

It's been a long time since De-
troit has had an article in tie
Volksblatt so we have some news
to report.
Since the beginning of this
year, Cupid has tied marriage
knots between Jane Schuster and
Henry Schrodt. Rose Winkler
and Wal1y McMahen, and Sally
Macauley and George Schemmel.
Congratulations to Bill and
Irene (Schuster) Smith on the
birth of their son, Bill III, on
April Is.
Our best wishes 60 to Richard
Thalgott who was home recently
OH leave from the Navy and also
to George Schemmel who was re-
called by the Navy.
The Detroit boys have entered
the Pingree Park softball league
this year. Games are played on
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SAXON VETERANS
BY HANS STEINER

AltEo the evening was quite
warm we had nice turn out for
our Polka dances.
There will be just two more
Saturday night Polka dances.
then we will discontinue with the
dances until fall. At these last
two dances we are adding an
extra attraction of door prize.
The Vets June meeting was
well attended. We discussed the
two plcnlCs that we are having.
One on June 24th and the other
on July 4th. The committee is
now at work on plans for our
minstrel show. We will now start
drafting members to help make
TINS show a success.
We also talked about holding
a clam bake this fall. So YOU see
we have a fall schedule planned.
Since nothing was written in
English about the past conven-
ton, we would like to make a
few remarks. as the Younger
folks are entitled to some infor-
nation.
Many Of the Younger people
took an interest and an active
part in the discussions at the
convention. You should ask Your
delegates to explain the various
thinks that took place at Noungs-
town.
Hartman OF Canton stepped
out as an officer after ten wears
and Dan Weber of Salem was
elected in his place.
The officers salaries were
raised and also voted that mem
bers receive dividends on their in
suranCe.
Altho the meetings got out OF
hand several times, Mr.. Martin;
got the minutes down nicely. Dan
Weber remarked what an artist
he was.
In the mean time let's all Of u!
| rang on to our tVDeWrlterS,
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0fferten in
ceheimWaffen
Die Erfinder sind sehon
wieder rvehrig.

Bonn. - r8ebcinmaiIcn", hercn
Eldne geacn &riegseuoe ben Son.
ltruftlcnsbiirus ser Snoultrie mO
ocr cbenoliscn @ebrnod)t pcracle.
gen babcu iollclL lperoen iett bon
bren GrfinOcrn Sen suIt1noigcn
oclltihen geborocn onaebotcn.
Garllntcr beIinbet lid) sic ioacn.
"&ulfanwoIIc", sic cin 4egcnitiicf
sur stombonlbe icin iol. Mod, Gar.
ltcIlnng hcs GRINDERS muroe Die
Jertlsitclllung oicier @oiic in Sen
er'ten Sanuartasen 1914 Ourd sic
nllliertcn Sllitaugrifie pcrbinoert.
Sic loll ,uie ein gumcruna iuirtcn:
Nah Grrcidlng ibrc5 3icIcs febrt
ne angeblld) sum elusgangspunft
il'rllf, no lle neu geIaoen Weroen
fam.
llebcr oen1 3icl, SIT Sem lie icrn.
aciteuert miro, cntmidclt Sic ncue
@aiic nod) oicicr Garitcuung ein
Eultanfraitielo", baS Gbnlidl ipie
rnoioaftIpe Sltolnitrublen pirft. Sn5
snsriIisielb fonne jcood) ihon nod
so Mlnutcn lpicocr betrcten ncr0eu.
Cine unbcre slhuebripaiIe, sic bon
einem 6efannten Gbemifer crtpifelt
muroe, iinO Die yShaumiloden".
Sic Werbcn bon SpejiolilugSeugen
abacbIalcn ooer, mie ser Iatausoruf
bcibt, ~abgeresnet" uno baben bie
@lrfllng zines slctberrauides. Ger
iclbe Griinoer bictet auberoem cine
Tlugsell9abwebr in 6orm bon flint.
llher SuituercIlng an, oie nit ga.
tronen ourdl 5lafbeihlub su er5iclcn
leln 'cll. Ntit Ser Gcrbelierlmg bon
G-@aiien beiaiicll iid allein 20 Gin.
aaben.
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Central VERBAND AFFAIRS

We kindly bring to the members
attention that the CIR. Officers in
their special meeting April 9Th
1851 have declared a dividend
payable in the form of a credit
voucher to all paying members
where the Certificate on Dec. 31st
1880 is three years old or older,
also to those paid-up members,
having fulfilled their contracts as
to the various plans of policy they
are holding.
The amount given on these
vouchers is to be applied to the
members or persons making pay
ments, by having the members
or persons making payments for
the members, endorsing these
vouchers with his or her sig
nature. the Secretary mails these
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07
ALLIANCE NEWS
By WILLIAM SCHUYLER

The regular monthly meeting of
the Alliance Saxon Lodge Branch
5 will be held Friday evening
June 8, 500 p. IN, Interest at the
club is very small. The majority
OF the members do not seem in
terested in the club as far as
business and activity goes. 1t is
up to the members to make YOUR
decisions and the place to do it
is at the meetings. Come out to
tie next meeting.
The custodian job is still open
to anyone interested and having
the time. Notify your President
or Secretary,
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CLEVELAND WEST
By Frieda Middleton

First on the list, the club men,
bers wish to extend their
heartiest congratulations to our
newly weds John Eve, and Mar
lene Herrburger who were
united in marriage on the 10Th OF
Nav. Best of luck to YOU both!
On the 2Stk of May the club
held their meeting at which we
had our election OF officers as
follows:
Joe Ditsch, President: Hersh
Roby. Vice President; Bill
Stuehler, End Vice President ;
Recording Secretary; Eva Bitter
man; Corresponding Secretary
Clara Letzner; Treasurer: Louise
krich. Sgt. at Arms: Pat Roby
Reporter: Frieda Middleton
Auditors: Hilda Fleischer, Gerty
Ditsch, and John Gross. Also
added to our club are two new
pledges Andrew Scheel. and Jack
Middleton. Let's see more coming
in.
Last but not least are our de-
legates to the conventin, on May
18th in Salem. They are:
|. Joe Ditsch, ,. Bill Stuehler,
3. Hersh Roby.
Al. o,,:-o r.;.L, } Al. t.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
T. S. ]. A. BASEBALL NEWS

This coming convention in
Salem, Ohio will be the deciding
time to see whether or not there
will be baseball league this year
or not.
From what I've heard so far.
chances are very slim of having
an all-out league. We can't let
this thing slip through Our fin
gers altogether though. suggest
we have a gathering OF some
kind in different cities. say once
or twice a month to keep interest
in the organization.
Bring any ideas YOU may have
to the convention, June 10th and
18th. See you there.
Saxonally yours
John Schneider, 2nd Vice Pres.
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2(ms 6ary yn>.
3Wcia 40

elllen MitoIieoern bcS 2weioes
10 erNcht hermit Die 9tohriht, DaR
lln'cre reQelmoEioe NFpnotspcr=
'onnllunO an Wtithpoh obenp, oen
t3. Slmi Inn bolb oht Hin in Der
SocDlcnholle ltattfinOct. Sllle Shlpc=
ltern lino frclunblichlt erilrd)t. ocll
ScrlunlnllnNen hciSlnpohnen.
&enn lnpolid) miro ollh Der Son=
pelltlnnsberid)t BON llnlcrcr Scle1a=
tlnnen ab0cQcben lperbcll.
Sln Splnitee fiir &affce llno &lr=
den 6u ierpicreu iinp: Cara O'Spn-
nell, 9lnnu 5000, Aoclen Ncllpio,
Glil. Mtillcr. Gilman 9eliDc, SSorltc=
rln Dcs Stonlitccs. sNn &ronfenfp=
mltce llno OtorQaret ,Sranf llno 9loz
ncs &ClllnNcr.
slnna Shicb, Sefr.
81
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has been used all over the world,
even during the fighting wars.
Let us hope that good, common
sense will come to the fore In this
exceedingly important phase of our
national problem to make wise and
equitable use of manpower.
M ANY are asking whether wit
WI nesses appearing before Con-
gressional committees are paid. This
is what happens: Without subpoena
the witness gets nothing. With it,
however, the House pays $500 day
and Z cents mile travel cost: the
House does not pay for travelling
time. Last week the Senate raised
the pay to $500 day and pays this
for travel time also, as well as 7
cents mile actual travel cost. The
House has not as yet followed suit.
THE pros and cons of using
l. $1-a-year men in Government
during times such as these have
been argued a Thousand ways. World
War I saw the beginning of this
practice. Those Of you who lived
in the midst of it then, as I did,
know what fine patriotic service
they gave. This same wonderful
contribution is being made again
today and I want to pay tribute
to the men who are serving this
country of ours at great personal
sacrifice. A recent report says there
are no less than $50 such men in
high administrative positions In the
Government who have left import
ant jobs in industry, some giving
their service for q $1-a-year. others
serving as consultants on q fee bas-
is when needed. Generally speaking,
they are top specialists in trans
portation, mining, credit regulation
and other professional fields, max
ing themselves available at q time
when their country needs them as
never before. Ohio's contribution
has been 81 such men. OF these
seven are from Cleveland, most Of
them $1-a-year men.
Isn't It good to know that we
still have men who think more of
their country's needs than of their
own pocketbooks? Our hats are of
to you. Gentlemen! May the inner
satisfaction of such service to your
country at this hour Of need fill you
with lasting Joy.
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CLEVELAND
BRANCH 80

TIE regular monthly meeting
of Branch 55, will be held Friday
June 8, 1881, at 7:D p. m. at the
Eastside Sachsenheim.
The members on the sick list
are: John ytafi, Frederick Spaan,
Michael Brenner, Martin May.
and Matthias Schuller.
Our meetings for the summer
months will be held on the dates
as follows: June 8, July IS, Aug.
10, and September IA. The meet
ings fall on the second Friday Of
these months. Keep these dates
in mind.
Work has begun on the picnic
ground, anyone wishing to give
a helping hand, give your name
and phone number at the next
meeting.
Paul Guist, Secretary.
"a. 81. 7.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07
Die |aecheInde
Sphinx hat NIGHTS
zu Iachen

@i5cb, sleepptcn. - Sic S5pbinr,
Sic iest oob niht mebr 10 eanS lbr
poracriiftes slltcr perbergen tanm
miro sur 3eit elmer rGeriiinaunass
fur" unterSogcn. SSn Der @iiite bon
@i5cb eebt es her Wie III elnem
SdonbcitsiaIon. Gas CUTE, alte sc.
iibt miro ncu ouipoliert. bic Talten
perocn segIGttet, iible 9tiiie gefittct.
slueroings benuten Die raosnetifcr"
feline SuIden llnO @impernbiiritden,
ionNern banoielte MeibeI uno Sc.
ment. Gilenflommcrn lpcrOcn in Ocn
Stcit gerannt, als weni es gar
nidts m1re.
Die nlGhelnoe" Spbinr bat int
stuaenbIjd alio njhts SIT lohcn. Gr.
Irioton bonn arhGolpgiidIcn SSSnittut
ser G9nptilhen Heaieri,ng, ser bie
slrbeiteu leitet, lit ein fleincr, orab.
tiger mb ouiflebenoiaer Mann, ser
lclne 6clladcn in gliibenocr Come
INN Sic Spbinr iaet. Wtit Gclle uno
Sfmicrcincr bcmaIfnet, lest er oft
lclblt Sano an. GS gilt, oas lteincrne
MonItrunt, Ous Tueenoc bon beute.
liiltcrnen Grobereru Sfal,ocr oes
gntIctens iiber Sen bohnliiteell
9tllden lagte, ,pelln lie barmlos nil.
ol,'mdrts 6ogen Inn ben Ebarno in
Iclnem Geritef iracnomo om Sber-
lauf hcs brelten 9ibcliIuiies olfju.
ltobern, Der ncllgicrigen 9taflpclt
SIT erbalten. TnS piclseprieicne Sd.
bcln bat Sl elnem Segenocn.8eranfe
gerilhrt, bns nur nod nit Sen @rll.
lclaeId)id)tcn pom rJlieacnoen Sol.
lanNer", pom ralaballtermanu" uno
pom v@elben @al" 5l ucralcihcn
lit. 9ie elnen ingen, Sic Spbinr
ldfelt, acraoe neil lie in ser @iiite
nlhts SIT laden bat, bie anberen met.
ncll lie l1delt ifooenirob poer sc.
beinlnlsuou, rufiiid,tis ser Ipottlih.
Seit Sabrtauienocn miro sic
Sphinr bon Sen id)ueioenoen @iiitcu,
DlnOen lno bonn Sano gcplagt. Sic
tro9t felnen Bart. ncil ser pom
iSluslano itrnds obraiiert ,piiroe.
Sm SuuIe ser 2eit iinb flaIIenoe
Hiiic cntitonbcn. Ser Nnfcn mar in
Sen 20er Sabrcn 10 ,peit blobgelegt,
Nos Ioit Sas Hiidgrot ourdiGaute.
Mlt Glienflanmlern beieitigte man
ocn eeiabrbcten aopf pieocr. Sc.
ment, 3iegelitcine. altt uno aupicr.
Iiillln9en TIM ein iibrigcs, ser
Spblnr .plcOer cin ipbinrabnlihes
slualeben 5ll Oerlcihcn.