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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

active in the organised labor
movement.
During the papers life Il has
not hcSitated 60 criticize labor un.
ions that practice any type Of
racial or religious discrimination.
II has given publicity and
editorial praise 10 industry and
Management where ever II found
evidence that such enterprises
were being operated for the bcne-
fit Of u growing city, county and
state.
The paper, while always ready
To defend the rights OF the Negro
Americans for whose interests Il
was primarily established, has not
hesitatcd To criticize tho Negro
community Individually and col!
lecttvely whenever It's editors
thought such criticism was JUST.
fled,
The paper has fought blEOtTy
and prejudice where ever found.
among whites, among Negroes,
among Jews, among Gentilca,
amonK PortcatantS and among
Catholics.
II has proudly called public at
tcntion 10 tho achievements OF the
Ncgro-AmertCan locally and ma
tionally. II has pointed with pride
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

TO tho great strides made in Min
nesota in tho matter of sound
intCrracial corporation.
II suggested tho formation OF
the Minnesota Governors Inter
racial Commission during tho De-
trult race riots during the war.
II has consistently supported the
social service agencies In both
cities, the work " such organiEa'
tons as tho Urban League and
tho NAACr.
II has concerned itself not only
with the problems Of the Negro
subdivision Of tho community but
In all COMMUNICATIVE problems
often suboriinatinE temporarily
tho peculiar problems Of tho Ne
gro community for the moro ur-
gent intcrcHtS Of the total com.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

er and his staff keep the paper
coming out. The paper has had
some rough days but It never
missed a single edition. Even
when Newman went out OF town
TO manage the st. Louis CALL
for seven months, Smith. Allen
Marie Hughes. De VelmA Strong
(now Newman) kept the paper
coming out.
When Newman returned after
months in st. Louis he rushed
in with his inexhaustible energy
and things began to pop and the
debt began to grow with leaps
and bounds.
In those days the paper was in
the thick OF every dog fight in
Twin Cities and created some Of
its own. From the beginning, how
ever. Il campaigned for economic
opportunity for the Negro popu-
lation. II supported with gusto all
OF the established institutions, the
business firms, the organizations,
far beyond its slender purse.
II became the focal point to
which Negroes and their white
fellow citizens brought their COM
plants about discrimination
against persons on account of
race creed or color. II served as
a sounding board for countless
men seeking political preterment
and leadership place in the Twin
Cities OF Minnesota
II conducted campaigns against
any and all types Of discrimina-
ton based on race. creed, religion
or national origin. II made dozens
Of enemies many Of whom II was
proud. and several thousands OF
friends throughout this section
OF the nation who agreed with It's
advocacy of fun democracy and
brotherhood.
Even Its most seTvere critics
recognize the part u has played
In bringing about . tremendous
increase In job opportunities for
the coIored people Of Minnesota
The large home ownership. the
excellent credit rating, consumer
purchases. more higher education,
erection Of new church structures
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

The office boasted two desks
one small table four chairs, and
q home made counter, a rent
ed typewriter and a ream OF copy
paper.
The staff consisted of the pres
ent editor-pubEsher Cecil E. New
man, the late William M. Smith.
as associate editor; Robert Jones
and Albert Allen who were to sell
advertising and IL year Oscar
Newman, the publishers son who
was TO be the office boy. Nell
Russell. a writing college coed
came along with Newman and
Smith from the TWIN CITY
HERALD to the Spokesman and
Recorder papers.
Since there was no office per-
sonnet on regular duty Milton G.
(Gus) Williams who had sold Fo-
shay Co. stock and had for a
short time been advertising man.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

ager Of TIMELY DIGEST an III
fated monthly magazine published
by Cecil Newman answered the
few phone calls the paper re-
ceived.
Later the first office girl was
secured. She was Dorothy Scott,
the daughter OF Harry L. Scott
and who is now Mrs. La Mari
Roberts.
Nobody gave the paper which
couldn't pay its first weeks print
ing bill any chance for success or
long life. Charles l. Horn presi-
dent OF Federal Cartridge COrpor-
alton, its first paid mail subscrib-
er was one OF the few who thought
It could last. The other optimist
was the late p. l.. Andersen Of
Andersen & Foss Typsetting Co,
who went way beyond good bust
ness practices to help the publish
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all attest 10 the results OF the
papers continuous pounding for
more and better Jobs for NeRro
workers.
Independent in politics when It
would have been financially more
lucrative to have become n party
paper. II operated on the theory
that Negroes should be members
Of both major political parties as
well as independents. And that
men could be trusted more than
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munity.
II has pushed tho work ana
expansion OF tho churches not
only by giving freely OF its coli
umns but by using its influence
to attract TO tho Negro churches
OF all denominations financial help
from majority group members OF
philanthropic intent.
II has fought crime and called
See, EIoHTEEN YEARS
Cont. ON Page 2, Section ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29
Papers Operation For
IS Years Has Had
Many Rewards In Spirit
BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT

The first issue of this paper published Friday, August
10 1884 The city state and nation had not thrown off the
effects of the depression of the late Twenes and early
Thirties.
As has been told many times before the capital
this publishing enterprise $65enough
office next to Ellis HouSons Particular BARRIERS Mime
apOls install telephone and electric power
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

party platforms.
Recognizing that 49, Of the
country's NeEro-AmerIcRns were
working class people II cnoourRg.
I'd It's readers 10 join and become
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
ALLIANCE NEWS
SAXON LODGE, BRANCH 3

First Of all to our members who
are on the sick list Michael Bren-
ner Sr.. Geo keil, ana Frank
Schneider, we all wish you a
speedy recovery and to come back
to our meetings again.
Our next regular meeting will
be held Friday July llth and all
of YOU members be present. We
still have a few vital issues to
come before the lodge i'll regards
to the renovation.
Thj, has been rather slow
month from my end as lar as
news is concerned.
Congrat,;Ia tiOns to our new
custodian and every member who
hasn't as vet met him, come
around and introduce yourself.
Don't forget now and | hope
to see a lot of faces at our next
meeting Friday July llth.
Your Secretary.
Fred Schneider
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

@aibinston. - Sniolge Scr fiir5'
lihen Groiinunsen iiber neritdrfte TO-
lpietiihe Spionasetiitisfeit 1T Gng'
Iano, in bic audi bie bortise lo,plett'
ide Botidoit per,pidelt sepeicn iein
ioa, Ieben Die amerifuulihen Siher.
beitsaseuturen Ser Mnfilnit oes neuen
ruiiiiben 8otihaiters, 8eorei g.
Sabl,rir, ser int 2auie bes Sommers
als NahioIecr Mleranocr e. Bap'
uihtins iein Imt antretcn miro, nibt
geraoe boiler Srei,Se enteegen.
&6tte man Dor ieiner Grnennung
auiidlub iiber sic Espionage gebabt,
Die tpdbreno ieiner 9eit in gnslano
setrieben ,purbe. 10 tpdre bies mobl
niemals bon ben @ereinieten Staa.
ten gebilligt iporben.
MuberSem hattie lid Sas Staatsoe.
portement aui bas @ort aanaoas
perlaien, baB 3aburin mdbrenO iei'
neroortieen Botihaiteraeit feline 81.
refte Serbinbllng nit oent icwieti'
lhen Spiouaeering, ser int Sabre
1916 auiscoeft ,pl,tbe, unS beiie'
Centrum oie ruliiiehe @otldoit in
Sttalpa mar eebabt bate.
Sic Sorac Ocs Stontshepartnents
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

lll1O iueiBer Siere cr,ielte mon orouc
Shate. @eib. Shmar,.' Hotlihz
bruun lu1h 8rau iporen baber bic
elnsi0cn ,Sarbcr Der 0Iteiten 9fapo=
io=ScppiGe. Crit ipGter t6nteu sic
SnDimner bie &olle nit Sder, gIat.
tern unb 3ipeiaen.
8apeta= =Geden
9lls bann bic ipaniihen goI6oten
has Nano erpberten, betplmoertcn
Die Ginbeir,iiben bic Ieuhtenoen
Sarben Der llniiormen, ppr alien
pas Sharlahrot ber Snfantcrie. Sic
Snhlaner madte,, Soap" ouf ioId,c
llnifprnlltiifc. trenntcn ben Gtoii
aui lmb bcniistcn oas Narn fir ibre
SSebereien. IS cntitanben bic critcr
ioaenanntcn vSapeta=2edcn", biz
lhnulc rote Streiien perlpoben mil
hreiteren aus natllriorbener 9Soll(
ielNtcll lno bcl,te als Defenders
pcrtppll Qeltcn.
I'm 1880 fomen Sic criteu Nni
liafarhcn Ocn Snoiancr in oil
Sannc, nit oercn Silie lie auberi
er1hti9e 6elpehc er,cuaicn. Seut'
lperocn brci @icrteI oflcr Nopaio
Ecppihe init sen bier 9tatl,riarbcr
Der @olle hereeitellt llno nit Ilm
felblau lno A0cllrot fombiniert
Griin ba0c1en finbet iih ielteu.
bic Wfuiter
slu6 bie Mtllitcr iparen lripriina
lib iehr einfad,. lie beltmpcn meii
aus hpri,ontolen S1reiTen. Sanehel
0ibt es bcule Suoorote. Nbombcn
Redtcfe. Grciefc. 3idiadlinien, oi
ben Nlis lmb Grciefe. bic bic @cl
fen rcriinnhilbli6en. "a bic 9tapa
Jos elmer alien Gage nah ihre Sum
ppu ber Spinne oelernt hahcn, ipei
len monhe Scden Doer Scppid)
fleire NDher alli, bic bic Mitte DC,
Spinnennetes dnbellten.
Die &ebiehnif Der Napaios il
nocb nieiclbe ipie t'or Sobrhu1bertcn
Simmer nod, perlpenOen bic eMbia
nerinnen ben prin1itipen pertifaIe1
&eb'tubl nit benz eintaheu Sabine,
uno lie bniisen nud ipie Dor oi
"gattel,S". flohe 6ol,ltGbc, bic bi
&eitenfGnen SC nanoerhalten
|lucnn Der 'Sooen nurhaeichoiie1
ipiro. 2a fcinc @cberin nad) GorIo
aen arbeitct, aleiht fein Seppih ben
anoeren, aber allc limb lie bihi
halthar unb eoel in Den iSarbenmil
itern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
Kv|tvrelle v4runstoItvnaen
i'm Rohmen des Kutho-
Iikentoees in Wien

Wien. - Scr Seiterreidiihe ao.
tbolifentae i'm September 1852 nirS
Don elmer 9teibe tl,ltureaer geran.
iialtun9en umrabmt neroen. Mic
\ cWthae!er Stride tpiro sl,m Shau.
ples bes Dramas bon Ghriitopbcr
6rp Ser Shlai ser 8eionacnen"
peroen: Sic Staatsoper tpirS Sones.
gers ~Sobanna aui bent Sdeiterbau.
Icn" unO Oas urgtbeater Gliots Ser
0torO in ser aatbeorale" in Sen
Splelplan auinebmen. 3lpei Bud.
ausiteaunsen, cine 9ofllmenten.
Sonbpridau bes Staatsarbips, elne
Nusltellung vGbriitlide Viiniaturen
imb Griiborudc" in Ser Mlbertiuo
| uno in ser Observation-Disclosures unt
cine SonoerausiteQung bes Iioieian'
Muieums peroen bas @eranitol'
tnngsprogramm ereanaer. Mui ben
Rathausplas iino 5reiltht.Oilmpor
! Iiiibrungen geplant.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

auf Oem Ghtpar5lndrft crbdltliH.
9as alltraliihe Oilemn1a lit ein
stpeifaches. Weper glultralier nod
Ginlpanberer limb, 9eneiat. Mrbeit
auf Dem 2onbe analnebmen. luo
bas 9eben faIt unporltellbar pril.!is
tip perldl,ft. IS aibt nurSonf,paler,
III Dem ollerlei Sniefteu ihpimmen !;
iclblt no man grlmllen 9raben
fOmtc, bat iirb niemanb oarm be-
miibt. @eiellihaftlid)es 2eben tpiro
ourh bic Gntfernunsen s,lm Gurus !;
Die @efabr Der raienben iomnerli=
den. 9uihfcuer ipirft ipeiter ah.
ihredeno. Sic alltralilhe Snolitrie
mieberlm fann nid,t nit europa
ODER ocn Il. g. fonfurrieren, ba lie
obne 8onfurrens - III Den &rie9ss
l'no Na4frieasiahren - atfoeipad=
len lit. Geibit fnnierpotipe &reiie
geben su, boB boron hauptiGhlih
Die llnternebmer id)uIo iino, bic bon
Seiitunasfahi9feit, Organization uno
&unoenoienlt I'M normalen sinne
fcine rehte @oritelluna bobcn, io=
fern lie niht in lleberiee 9ereiit iinO.
,Salt sehn Sabre lang fonnten iie
u(lcs, ipas iie beritellten. ouh per=
taufen - Sch,llp hat INNER Der
8lnOe. Die &irtlhaftsiablellte fri;
tilieren befti9 bic GinfubrbeihrGn,
fllnaen als Der al,ltroliibcn &C.
oanfenfaulbeit @orfitub Ieiiteno"
Die Serltellllna minberipertioer
Eroollfte, Die nod Dor penieen $50.
hen, sitterten, ipitteru nicoer Mor.
aenluft. 9lher bic @ulfs,pirte iinp
pellin1iltiI6 lnO filrhten ein 9Sie=
ocrollfleben Der Snflationsipirale,
Die irbon I'M slbilaueu begriffen mar.
Sic meiren. Die fonierpotipe HeQies
rlu,1 habe ibr ei9enes Asrcoramn1
- Geflotion nlrd frcie Martt,pirt
'haft - iiber 9nro oeipcricn UNI
licb bic foutrollierte gelpir1idaitlrno
Sabollrs al eiaen oemaht, bic lie
nod por fl,rser Belt 10 beitis ,ln>
bitter fritillert babe. 8alll,p=lln,
'raaen aeigtenL oab piele @dhIel
nieoer Al, Sabour lnidmenfen. Sc,
slultralier ipribt germ bon @cQe
uno @eiien, ober cine r3uriif=al,is.
Sono" =Eropaganba betrodtet be,
n1ciIte als an ieinen Nadborn aerid.
tet; feline s(ntluort lautet: .Sbnt
! ,,ih "a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH a

Dear sisters! Our next meeting
will take place on Tuesday July
Sth Cardparty for members only
from 3 to 5. \ special reireshnent
will follow. and at ! p. m. is our
meeting. Your dividend check is
waiting for YOU sister. and Our
two ElsieS will take care of YOUR
dues and Laudene will take care
OF the Jr. Lodge dues.
Please don't forget Sunday
June 20 is United Saxon Picnic at
Saxon Acres East Side and Sara
Schmidt told us at the last meet
ing, that on Sunday July 18th, is
Branch IA Picnic at Po!lmans
Grove. We need some Of YOU
young members for the commit
tee. In case YOU want to serve in
that committee please call me up
WO. l-5Sl0. We need about SIX
ladies. Our President kath. Mar
TIM wishes YOU all a happy +th OF
July.
Betty TischIcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
Riesige Steuer- :
erhoehung fuer
0std eutsehe

Berlin. -- Cltoeuti6la,,b erboht
leine 9lusaahen fit oas nGhlte Sahr
Inn nabesu 25 Grosent. nficnhar llnt
ieine 9lusriiitllns ols SonietzSa.
teuitcnitoat gu finonsieren. Ser peue
Sausholtsplon Durbe ber Volts.
fanmer pnroeleat. nadbem bic fiiuf
Sithel,tio)cn Garteicn einen &or-
ihIaa autaebeiben batten. cine
v&plfsnrmee" bllrh @ehrpilitt
m,i;ultellcn, bic ipaMiheinlih 375,.
900 Mon itarf iein ipll. Gin ent'
Ipre6cnhcr Gciesentmllri bitrite Bot
bic Grlfsfamn,cr fnmn1cn.
sSinon,miniitcr Sans Sod, er=
fldrte Der &plfsfomnler nidyt, tpie
hph bic cin;eInen |olten ocs Sous,
taltes iinb. 10 bob Der 9lbalpeiallng
Des @elbes tiir Wilitdrausgoben
nidts im @eac iteht. Sos lit s,lm er=
item Mule ocihchen. Sod fprocrte
cine Geiomtiumme bon $780,.
100000 Warf fir oas 9lehnunas>
iahr 1928. Ias iit etpa iehs
Milliarhen mebr als fir bos lau>
icnoe HcdnunSsiabr ausaeaeben
lpllrhcn. ...
Sic Slusaahenerhohung Iabt iin
'dlper lit Dollar iihertroaen. Nber
III Der fontrplIierten pitoeutihen
| Nsirfirhnft MT einc SNjt. .Hporx at,,,>
oiclelbe Souifraft wie Die peitbcl,t,
i@e GDt. Die 23.S Gent ,pcrt lit.
Spmit fann Der oitbcuti6e Soal,s.
halt aui rlnlp rs Mi(liarben Collar
bci'Tfert lperOen lunb sic :Steiocrma
e!!f ni6t san, 1.5 Milliarocn. SieS
beoel,tet. oab bic Steliercrh0hung
Iiir ieben einselnen Der IS Millio.
men Sltoeutid)en $40 pru sabr he.
trdat. Ser 9lmd,id)nittsorbeiter
peroient luclriger ais $50 I'M Mo,,ot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
LORAIN JUNIOR SAxONS

Thank you Cleveland West.
Your 1882 convention was Sue
cess. If no one enjoyed himself
it was his own fault for YOU can
not help but enjoy greeting old
friends and making new friends.
Congratulations are in order for
the new T. S. J. A. officers. And
to the past presiding officers
thanks a lot! Perhaps it is lot
of work but it is worth it to keep
the Jr. Saxons together.
Congratulations and Good Luck
to Walter Goohs who is the new
steward at the Saxon Club since
his brother Pete Goohs has re-
signed. Thanks Pete and Verna
for all you have done to make the
Saxon Club a fine place where a
family and friends meet to have
a clean sociable evening.
A party was given for Pete and
Verna Goohs at the Saxon Picnic
Grounds last Sunday, the 22nd.
Over two hundred people were
there and good time was had
by all. That was no mirage YOU
saw. That was Army Kirschner
dancing a polka.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
Die webekuenste der Navaios

2lc Nooalns, emit Ser fricae-
riihlIe aller amerifaniihcn sMOias
ncrltammc, limo burh Die furhen=
prddtiaen, groHartiN oenulitcrter1
Seppihe unD Gefen bcrilbnlt, bie
ibre ssrolen heritcllen. Mon ioat,
bic ihDnllen Ieden Der @elt itam=
men pon ibrer 0unb. @cbcrei lit hci
Den Hopaios alle Srooition. sic
llbernabmen ihpn ppr Sabrhunber=
ten Den &cbeitubl BON Den @ueblo=
Snbiunern.
10000 Scr inbianiihen llrein=
nobncr 9lmerifas Ieben hcute III ben
Serritoricn. bic ihnen in 9lrisuno,
9teln Werico unh lltab eilloerGumt
lpllrocn. Sic Sepid)= lnD Iefenlpe=
hcrei 1T ihr 6auptermcrbssneia. Se=
oes Sabr sll isriihlinaseniana finOet
bel oen NaDuios Die Scbufihur itott.
slllc Gcrluanoten helfen hierbei einz
onocr bel Der slrheit, lmD man iei=
CIT bos GreiNnis binterher nit eiacn
NeIt. su hcm 6omelbrMeu ,lnr
SaIiec Neboren.
Sret Surten Wpnc
Son Ser aeihorcncn &olle aibi
es Drci Sprtcn: 1. bas fur,e Souur
oas i'd nicht ium &cben eianc1
lnD an Die Soanbler perfauit nirb
,. bic rauhe @pllc fir Sattclocdcl
lluo ;. bas feline. lonae 6aor fin
Die Seppid,erseusllna. Sicie' @pll,
miro aui Die Steine Qebreitet uni
nit heibcm &aiier Qereiniot. 0tit
unicr laiien bic 6dnpIer, bic haror
intereiiiert iino. OoE bas Matcria
lpirfli0 ial16cr allsiillt uno hi'
,Sarbltoifc gut anllimmt, Die Sd)aI
lpolle allh maIcbineu rciniaen.
! Sin bciunpcrs widltiNcr GorQanl
1T ous ,;sorb4l. 2ie SGoic Der 9ia
pdios iiuo lpeiB, ichlpar, lmp rDtlid,
hrollu. Surd, &reu,,mu iihmar,e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
AustraIien schna||t den euerteI enger

Mclhourne. - rSeoer muB iei=
men 2ehensitil Gnbeu,." Mit oieier
Shla0seile perfiinhete cine Mel<
hourner 3eitun0 bic sOprrssnligc
8iirsuma Der Giniubr palt Giitern,
Die Scr S(uitrolier ols @ebrauhs9e,
0enltGnbe onliebt, Die aber in piele,l
9dnbern at ben Surusgiitern gebO.
rcn --- barlntcr s(lltos, &iibllhrdn=
fe, Nobips, Mailbn,aibinen, Siaa=
retten umo Spirituoien. @leithaeitig
rcrfiiNtc Die Heaieruna Die 4Opro.
sentiac &iirSung Der GinfllhrQupte.,
mcbrer tauicno anocrer slrtifel. Sic
praItiihe s(ftion fplste bcr @nt!ol.
lung nicIcr Seytilarbeiter, bic allers
oinos iufort bon onberen Snoultrie,l
beidGitiot lpurben. 10 baB Nultra-
lien immer mod Elm 2anb oGnc 9trs
beitsloie hleibt.
Slber Sic ScrtiIinbultric mar nlr
cin flei,1es Seamcnt Der Grpbleme,
+, bic iid) im Deraangenen Sohr aus
btn clrnpGiihen Heforoerporteu
nach Slultrolien cr9aben. Sic 2Goeu
iino 3um Serlten an9efiillt nit enali.
Ifen Sertilien. tihehiihcr uno bel.
glider 8lasipore. beutihcn Ghoto:
opparolen, @erfseu9en lub ;Seuer.
seusen, Die meiiten bciier l,no bill.
Tiger ais bas beimiihe Irpbuft. Sc,
sllltralier bat iid) ouf bic Ianac e,tt.
hebrtcn Sllalit1tslpuren oeltiibt
@leihSeitig idnfcn bic @cItn,arft:
prcile oes olltralii6en Sanptaus.
flthrartitels &nllc I'M, mehr ols bit
0dlftc., Sic Hcsierllna mill babe,
Den Grport nit allen MitteIn onf,,r.
hcln. Soaar bic Ginfiibruna zines
tlcl1blo'en Cages ODER hcs Sin.
topfgcrihtes" iplrbe crnIthait unac
reat. Spr ocm crlten &cltfriea iuo,
cs III Den &neipcn iiblirh, eircll oro.
Hcn Sdblnfen o,if bcn 9aDentiid, a,
'tellen. bon benz ii6 icocr Srinfcl
nah Nersenslult obi6neiben ourite
Sebcr llno 9Geren ipurben nod, 20,
Dem slpeiten @eltfriea lpeaaelpprfen
IA nlenlonO oieies rminDeripertiae e"
'Slel'h cllel pocr oar foufen ippllte
!oellte aehort ,Slciih in 9(ultraliel,
'hon talt ',t ben Surusaiitern I'M
o1e Nationallitte voreimaI tGalid
,Slelld)" fann MN ppn Sen bDberer
G'nfcnmenNruppen auirecbterboItcr
lpcrocn. Butter ilt in Spbnep nll,
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AlpenIoendische Trochten
schau in Solzbvrq

Sal5bNrg. - slm 16. mb Il.
al9ult miro im Garabinleriiaol Der
SaIiburser Steiioen5 cine sroBe al.
penlnoiihc Srahtcnidau prrgeiiibrt,
Die bon ser SoI5burser 2unhcsregie-
ring, SEM SaI5buracr 9eimatperf
lno Ner aleiNermoher ssnnung Der.
alitnltct miro. Tllrd, oleie Wcrans
italtlla 'ou ben internotiunalcu
,seitipclpubllfl,n 8legcnhcit scbo.
ten Weroen. Stil uno Sdonhct bon
,ScIts uno slItagstleloern olpenlan.
Alher Art su ieben. Sc cnsclllen
Mooelle iOQen bon Ben hiibideiten
W1oden uub @urihen Ocs Selmat,
ortes ser icpeiliscn Graht porsc-
Iiibrt ncrbcn. Gle Iarbictungen luer.
oen BON oolfstiinidler Ifulif uno
ScimutlicOern umrabnt. Cine 1rad)s
tenlapeuc miro Dor jeocr Der insgc.
iolnt iiini Geranltaitlmgen Elm E!as.
fon5ert ali oem Geiioen5plas 9eben.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 50

Attention members: The next
meeting will be held this COMM.
Tuesday night. July Sth, 1852 at
the East>ide Sachsenheim Club
at / 80 p. m.
July +th and July 9th is picnic
ing time at Saxon Acres. BE sure
t. come along and join i'll tie fun
Bring the kids along there's all
kinds OF room for them to run
around.
The members on the SICK list
this month are: Michael G..
Schmidt, Matthias Schiller, George
Wolff, Michael Brenner, Iohn
Mueller, Martin Schoger, John
Hartman. Carl Schneider and
George Wolff. The members wish
them all a speedy recovery.
This past Sunday found MANY
OF our members at the Saxon
Acres celebrating Saxon Dav.
livery one had a wonderful time.
Watch Your paper for further
events on picnics.
On behalf OF Branch 80 and
Cleveland East Juniors | wish to
congratulate our young member
Richard Brett on his marriage to
Helen Hanahan Of Sharon, Pa.
Some of YOU EastSide bachelors
take note. It's fun calling Your
vile ap at i 90 in the morning.
huh Raynak :. especially when
its me calling and we have some
one like !. Guip to blame it on.
think this was the last wedding
until fall when F'redic Schieb will
be getting married. Everyone ent-
loved themselves very much huh
Bill! (Hic.)
III be seeing YOU at the picnics
that are coming soon. Be sure ant
be there. don't miss out on all the
fun.
Saxonallv yours.
John r. Schneider, Sec
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verdaehtsmomente gegen den
neuen russischen botschafter
Man .ieht .einer Ankvnft nit verstaerktem Mssiroven
entq en-,


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