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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

There is small chance of crime
commission operating successfully
IL 1t were confined to the city
alone. Our peculiar geographical
location and the closeness Of both
county and city governments,
makes a COUNTY crime commits.
sion the only workable solution.
The time is right however, for
such a program to be put into oper-
alton. There are high-calibred men,
both amongst new and old resi-
dents, who would be willing to
work to such an end. The financial
angle would probably be our big
gest worry.
Here In Monroe County, as else
where In the U. S., there are two
principle types Of criminals:
tl.) The petty crook known Us.
vslly TO both law enforcement Of
fesrs and The public alike.
(2.) The white collar" Grimm
al who operates on the fringe Of
The law and 10 quite effen . res.
pseiahls member Of the com.
munity because the public I'd.
mires political dsxterity - we'll
% wealth.
The latter type Of criminal Is the
one who is bringing grief to the
entire nation. He never takes any
chances but operates through petty
crooks when there Is q need for
actual violence or open defiance Of
the law.
Crime And Pslifies
II would appear that the coun-
try's principle trouble in fighting
crime is 1.-THE direct connection be.
tween the criminal. unethical bust
nessman. and politics. Investiga.
tors out of Washington have shown
that our entire government struc.
ture has been inflitrated by
crooks. This has become recog-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
FORMOSA WARNINGS
Senator Lester c. Hunt, Democrat Of Wyoming, AM

Senator Lester G. Hunt, Democrat Of wyoming. and
warned that the Nationalist Chinese cannot hold The Is
land Formosa without u S. aid much less launch Of
fensive action against the China mainland
This was Senator Hunts conclusion after he had
confidential briefng the Formosan situation from Gen.
era of the Army Omar n Bradley Senator Hunt told
porters that alone took the responsibility for issuing
the statement that the nationalist not in strong
position and even said he realized General Bradley
would take dim view of his statement
Nevertheless he and another Senator said that the
public entitled to IAN honest and facua report on
the actual situation Senator Hunts warning
Is timely one and if his conclusions well drawn, the
picture dscouragng to the United Nations
Whereas II had been hoped the Chinese Formosa had
the manpower and military discipline and strength to
nonnt an attack on the Chinese mainland Senator Hunt
believes that instead of 100000 battewohy troops the
Nationalist have only about $4,000 troops in all
many not even having shoes uniforms.
If Senator Hunts appraisal is accurate, it also means
that there is little hope that Chinese Nationalist troops
can reinforce the United Nations in South Korea since
Formosa is not considered impossbiy and
these troops might be needed to defend Fomosa Senator
Hunts analysis of the Nationalist Chinese strength
Formosa certainly contrast to the rosy picture painted
by some observers, who pictured 100000 Chinese
Nationalist troops ready to spring into action the minute
the United Nations gave the word
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Dog Bites Barracuda-Shy
Reporter While She Cycles
On Dry Land Up Simonton St.
INCIDENT MAKES
HER LEARY OF
SO-CALLED MANS
BEST FRIEND
BY SUSAN MeAvoY

"Your chances Of being bitten by
barracuda are no worse than be-
ing bitten by a dog" a spear fish
ing friend told me Monday
He was trying to allay my sus-
picions about the barracuda I see
on our spearfishing expeditions out
at Sand Key or Western Dry
Rocks.
Just try to think of a barracuda
as . dog when they swim by you.
Maybe one in a thousand will
make q pass at YOU.
Yesterday morning was riding
on my bicycle from an assignment
up Simonton Street. | was at the
corner of Southland when a large
brown dog came barking out into
the street. had no fear because
I told myself quickly.
Just think of him as friendly
barracuda. One in a thousand, he
won't bite"
My thoughts were amputated by
pair Of upper and lower teeth
sinking into my leg.
Stop don't do that" / cried at
the dog, stunned by his attack.
/ kept riding, though | trembled
with shock and fear. l was so up
set didn't even get his license
or find out his owner.
Returning To The office my log
swelling slightly. my colleagues,
always helpful, told me that I'd be
alright. maybe, but I should get a
tetanus shots.
Report the dog to the County
Health Department. Send your leg
up to the State Health depart.
ment," they said.
I f0rewent the later advice but
did report the large brown dog,
about as big as Boxer, but with
a pointed snout.
Then I began my detective work.
/ called various families in the
neighborhood and asked them
crafty:
"Do you have a large brown
dog?"
Uniformly they answered no and
that they didn't know one.
So l am appealing to Citizen
readers. II you see brown dog.
the size of a Boxer, but with
pointed nose, please let me know,
so he can be checked for rabies or
hydrophobia or whatever. Mean
while | am going out for my tetan-
us shot.
In the last three months a Por.
tuguese Man-of-war and a dog
have bitten me, and four scorpions
have scared me. The barracuda
from this vantage point on dry
land seem like friendly harmless
creatures. but l don't think I'll
crowd my luck on an immediate
to the underwater
world. I'll wait a few days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

of quiet CONSERVATION, so far hey
have found no substitute source of
income.
The relief fund Is headed by Jean
Hersholt. in his 18th year as presi.
dent. It's principal activities are
providing immediate medical care
to the needy, and making loans
TO those in financial difficulties.
II extracts a promise from the
recipient TO repay when he Is able.
The percentage Of return, however.
is low.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
NEW 20 STAMP

WASHINGTON R - The Post
Office Department has announced
its proposed special Scent stamp
to commemorate the 500th ami
versary of the printing of the Gu
tenberg Bible win have its first
days sale in Washington Sept. 30.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY JACK oulcc
Ter Bob Thomss)


HOLLYWOOD u Some 20
miles from Hollywood and Vine,
nestled in rolling hills at the far
end of the San Fernando Valley,
lies a little publicized paradise
where the movie industry cares
for its needy sick and aged.
The setting is a 60-acre tract of
citrus and walnut groves. It's heart
is a cluster of low, modernistic
buildings surrounded by lawns,
lily ponds and beds of dazzling
flowers. The landscaping requires
the attention Of six gardeners.
For the sick there Is a 81, $50, 900
hospital and a convalescent home.
The hospital has 40 private rooms,
each fronting on a balcony over.
looking a garden.
1t employs resident physician
and has specialists on call. Pa
tients are treated, without cost, for
as long as necessary. Some have
been under care for as long as
eight years.
For the aged - minimum age
is go for men. IS for women -
there is the Motion Picture Coun.
try House. No ''poor house, this.
Its 30 guests" occupy private cot
tages, similar to those of luxury
resort hotels. Lille NE hospital
rooms, the cottages have picture
windows fronting on gardens. They
are comfortably furnished and
have private baths and maid serv-
ice. There are double cottages for
married couples.
A central building contains a
large library, a sumptuous, tele-
vision-equipped lounge, and din
ing room which serves food de-
scribed recently by three visiting
Britishers as the best they tasted
in this country.
The guests receive not only room
and board but clothing, a weekly
allowance, movies twice a week,
station wagon service to Holly
wood and occasional trips to town
to see touring plays.
Guests are encouraged to live
as they would in their own homes.
There is no bar, but drinking in
rooms is not frowned upon. Some
tend private gardens. A few Of the
women sell needlework.
Names of the guests are kept
confidential, but it is no secret that
many well known personalities of
yesteryear have spent their final
days in the home. Maurice Co.'S
tello, Matinee idol Of silent films,
died there. Current residents in
clude writer's, two once-prominent
actresses, and a former leading
man.
Both the house and the hospital
are supported by the Motion Pic
ture Relief Fund. which helps
more than 1000 film workers year.
Iy. Hospital revenue comes from
salaries in every branch of the
industry. Those earning less than
5000 weekly contribute VI of / per
cent, those earning more give
per cent. About so per cent of the
industry is signed up, but any
worker Of four years experience
is eligible for aid.
Support for the country house
has come from the Screen Guild
Players Radio Show. which had
run Ia years until it left the air
for good last month. Stars and
studios had contributed services
for the show. Its demise has
thrown fund officials into state
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

The first obligation you have intelligent citizen
to refuse to believe criticisms Of other people until you
prove the accuracy of rumors spread.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

Indians established great irriga-
ton works In the Southwestern
United States long before the COM
ing Of the White Man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

As the weather gets hotter. and pitchers thinner
home runs will occur frequently and noht games
less frequently.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

1t is easier to criticize those in public office than to
get and perform the duties of that office yourself
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

At the monthly meeting held
April 4, Life Membership was
conferred upon 5 members. Only
one honored member 49, Andrew
Drottleff -- was able to be pre-
sent. A very impressive presenta-
ton of certificate of Life Mem
bership in the Salem Branch 1e
was given him.
TIE other four members - Ste
fan Ferndale. John Mild. Martin
Drotleif, and Andrew Meter were
presented their certificates at
their homes.
A new member, Michael Ga
nesch was accepted into the
Lodge in a ceremony conducted
by Andrew Drotleif. This can
didate has recently arrived from
Europe.
The Salem Lodge will sponsor a
BOY in tie local Soap Box Derby
Race to be held in Salem. Any son
of a member who wishes to par
ticipate in this event should con.
tact Pres. Rudolph Bordendorfei
or any other officer before Apri
18th.
Ralph Gang. Secretary
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Seine Kinder sind
nun seine urenkeI

Otiiniter. -, Cen ieIteneu isou.
bal, Der &ater hie llrernbm,tter lei,
ncr &nber beirdtete Ii. oaOurh ber
llrNrnppater ieiner eiaetcn Hinber
lpiro, berihtet man aus Ntiiniter.
Sic fan,iliGren @erb0ltniiie, in bic
Der 9lutoihlniier Selnut a. ollrh
ieil,e @orIiehe fir Sdllricaermiitter
Qcfumn1en lit, iinb 10 fompli,icrt.
DAP man bic Ginuc Scr Eeihc nat,
er,lblen mllh.
Sn1 Sabre 1916 beiratctc ser %
iahriae siltoicbIpiier 6elmut 6. sic
crit II Sabre uIte gr,lnhilDe 3aiicr.
Nah sipei Sabren aliiflihcr Che
ihenfte ihm ieilt illnae ,Srau ein
3lpilliu9spaar. .Giniac Belt ipGter
fiinnigtc Die Sti,lpieocrmllttcr Sell
NUT SIS. ibre 9lnfu,lft in Miiniter
an, oo lie bisber tpener ibrcn Sd,lpie=
aeriobu mod ibre Gufel AT @eiiht
befpmmen bate. Sic lebte icit 10
Sabren III Haris, lrnb allh ibre @in=
milliauna slr Seirat ihrcr Sphter
batte lie ihriftlih ae1ebcn.
ssn bic Sd,nieaermutter pcrliebt
( slls lie bann in Miinltcr eintrof,
nnhn1 cine rebt llnaelp0hnlihe Gpi=
ioDe ibren 9lrHaln. Ter et,pas Ieid,t-
lebiae oelnult hattie iif auf ale
NGllc 'einc Shniescrnrltler. non Set
ieine iSrou ieltcn iprah, aani onoers
pprgcltcllt; oenn ais Die iilnae &itpe
nit ibrcm Barrier Gharme rmp mafc
llp Gufteuhtc, pcrliebte lid, ihr
Sd)ipieaeriohn iofprt III tic. uno tic
mar audi ifrllpellps Nenlla. ihrer
Suhter Den Otam aus ;llipome,l.
Sdnn mad, orcitG0iNer 9lmpeienhcit
perlicb ber illnae Ghen,onn seine
Nrall lnb 500 Su iciner slpeilnborei=
bioiGhrisen Scllpieacrmllrtcr ins
6ptcl. Grlln6iloe oelana es outh nicbt
mebr, ihren Wtonn srriidsuQeipins
ncn, lmo lpenin ipdter iuar Die
Sdeinunu grllnhilocs unh Sclmuts
alsaeiprohen, II. mad, fiirierer 2cit
oorulli erfolNte bic ocirat Sclmuts
init GOnltonia, iciner cbcmaliacn
Sflpicacrmlltter ,,nb Der 8roRmuts
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Aus Niles, Otie
3meiQ 20

Gs tpuroe beihloiien, ont Sams-
taa. ben 10. 9lpril um s llbr abenbs,
einen isriihiobrstoni abaubalten.
9tun m0d,ten mir ale einlaoen ppn
Nah unh ,Sern, @roS ul,o 8leiu,
9llt uno >SunN olit bon ben 9tdh=
baritabte1l, oenn oieien San, ipollen
mir einmul at eineln oer beiten ma.
then, ipeil er Der erite 1T. Qerane nodl
Den SItern, ha bic isaitenseit 10 lanae
mar.
Niht All peraeiien ben 19. Mpril.
Gu bieiem San, tpiro ein befannteS
Orheiter allfipielen, ndmlih 9eobn
3alac ,mo feline Snclal Slires. Sein
Srhelter tann man borer iiber ia.
bio Citation 8aSE in Nen Cattle,
Ea., ieoen Samstaa pormittaa lin,
10 l1br
Nof!maIs ipirD herilih einQclaocn
natb 9Hles. ~ Belmont glpcnuc,
III Die eiaene. S,aue.
Scr 9tileier Gercin ipiluidt alien
.Mitaliehern uno Wrobbcomtcn lmh
allen isreunDen ,Srnhlidhe Cltcrn.
,stis Sd)eH. lSrpt. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Bosniuken sind zueh

@elarab. -- Ies alten tiirtiifen
Spridnpprts: Sin 9osniat lit 10
ltnrf wie pier3ig onoere 0fonner"
bat lid, Der @auer Guian &ertlc aus
oem bosnilhen Iorf @raoacu tuiirSl9
aeNigt. Mtit einen1 0teiicr in &npi
Mno einer tieFen isleiidmunbe in Der
9ruit rciite er $50 ailpmeter obne
ircnDe 8ilie sur Spcration nodl
9elgrao. @ci eilwr Iuscinanoer.
ieslma lpesen cines Maohens ioate
ein Ncbcuhubler &ortic Elm 0'ciler
II 3cntjnletcr tiei burdl Stirntlc-
dcu. 9taienboble uno Gaunen. Us
blieb III bem barten Shuoel beS
9osulerS iteden, ser nab 12ltonHl'
ger Jabrt nit Balm lmo &raTtpa.
gen in Ser Wclgraocr GbirurailGen
3linif elntrui. &artic miro nues gut
iiberIteben, iagen Die hebanOelneen
sler5te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Nit zwei Jahren
zur Greisin geaItert
Wiener KIeinkind ersehvet-
tern AerztekolIegivm. In
der sonzen Welt nur 70
FueIle bekonnt.

@ieu. - Sn elmer Sitl,na Der
@iener @elellihait ser slerjte murOe
ben ;satbiub0rern cln 5pelIabrl9es
Mdohcn porgcitcllt, oas bel 'elneln
Grld,einen ielbit sic dlteIten Wfeol-
,iner 81, elmer perIt0nbllhcu Hilb'
rlng Spang. Gs bauoeIte lif) I'M
ein &IcinfIuo, hns Die olbercn Ins
seihcn elmer 8rcliin dunpcl't: clncl
ialt fahlcn appf - MIR unrne lpa'
rcn cinisc Soorbiiid,el -- ein Don
,ahuoien ,salten uno 6ultden cnt'
lteltes Bciiht ,no ben iiir a!te
Menihen 10 d,oratteriIti'hen Aoern-
biloulngeu. Cine &eriornlllhg bes
appies uub Sbrmuiheln nit oege-
nerierten slusbuhtungen perprll'
fomnlneten bas 9llo bes MuNhens,
bas aus triiben sllgeu Die grpBe 8e.
ieuid,ait erniter Munncr nll'terte.
Or. alobl bon Der Mener llnIper-
iit1tsflinif erflarte, baB in Der gait
scn mebijlniiden Siteratur nllr %
isale bon &iuberuergreilllng bcfanllt
limo nnb es - bcoingt Ourd) Die
Seltenheit ser iSGue -- bisber uld't
moglif mar. Sic llrIad)e Nlclcr Gr-
franf,,ns ieir5nitelcn. llnanseneb,
n,cr ais bas unporieilbaIte slus,
iehen jino iiir onS crfranfte alno
Storrnaen, Die im gan5en aorper
a,ftrcten. II. d. bel Ser Tlinttlo,
ser ShiloOriiien nnO Nicren. Man
nillunt al, bnb Die GergreI'ung
ourh oieie GcrdnOerluu9en bcrpor-
gerl,icn miro, ood baben alle olelen
Grtenntniiien entiprchenoen Ve'
banoluneslnetboocu bisber pcrlaat.
Sic 24 afouate alte @reiiiu lpl.rs
Sc nun in bie lluipcriitGtsflinif ge.
brad)t. Man l}oiit, oui @runo bes
ItGnoigen Stubillms hieier Grfrun.
flmg enolid, cine Moalihfeit 81 fin'
ben, Inn bieiem al,lo bclicn Sll
fon1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Weisser CAST unter dunkIen Eskimos
In, Innern zines "lgv" Hesser Tee Pfcnnkvchen vnd
Fleseh - Wuerme unter Schnee.

Mit herebtcn Gcitcu fprberte Der
hlrnfelbGutiae Gsfimp oeu lpeiBcn
Mam alli, in iein Salu --- oas
Shneeballs, bas iid lpic ein 0rpber
ipeiber Sthilofr0tenriifcn faum
biiftbnh iibcr Den perborlhten goz
Den lpolhte - einslltreteu, poer bel
ier seioat hltrd, Ben niepriaen Sln=
mel ins Snuere su frierben. Ser
Gang fiibrte ihroa nacl unten. Gonll
famen mod ein paar iorafGlti0 aus
aeballene Shneeltl1fen, ihlieblih ein
oider Gcrbol1o aus alten Seehllnb=
fellelt, 1mo bouu itono, nei,1 fnietc
man III elmer picrefiaen flcinen Sic
lie. lit bic ourh ein pinsiacs Sis
feniter ciriaes 9iht fiel.
Gunn 0ine es hurh Die oeneniiber=
liesenoe Sir lpeiter il, Den Haum
9tll,nmcr sipei, hiesmol ipicbcr ein
poar Stufcn hinab lwo iogar burh
cine orhentliche flcine Snlstiir. slbcr
olh bos mar nod niht bic eiaentlibc
SSnhnlln0 henu es mar fein Mcn'd)
su icbcn, nafiir aber ltanoen, al
ullen pier Ssduoen hphocil,ichtet,
picle Sitter unD &artons init Hebcns=
mittclpcrrGten, bic Die Gsfimns, Die
bcfanntlih ipesen ibrer Nohfleiid)=
nabruu0 10 beiRen, im SOmmer IL
aenb,pp bel fanapiihcn uno amcrifds
nilhen 6Gnblern oegen Sclle, ,Silrtc
oocr cin paar iiberidhliNe Sunoe ein=
aetauld)t hahen mphtcll.
Sointer nicicr Gnrrotstamuner aber
bctrat man cnolih Den ciQentlidlel1
Salu, hen arobeu. hoben, helen
Mohnraum Der oon,cn ,Sunlille.
Nllno I'M Den 0taum Lief cin libhober
breiter Gins. Sein 3lpef mot nid)t
ihlper 81, errdten: ein paor Sallsaes
| nolien ioben imD laQen oaralif lnle
,iiberipintertcn" benin cs pa'liert Of
| in nieien n0rblitben greiten, oaR Die
&inber ilnn Die altcn Sellte ipeaet
oer bitteren 8olte mpnatclanN feinen
Shritt ppr bic Sir ieten.
MobeI roren niht an el,tDeden
lpenisltens niht I'M iiblicheu Sinne.
@rpHe Sol inGQel, sic III Die glisern;
ben Sd)neclrdnoe ae'diaaen ,paren
| hieltcn Gin paor arol,e Hattenroltt
llnter Der aclpohten Gcdc, oui hencl1
| oann Der &ourat iid tilrnte. sll
elmer aette hing ein qroBer Stcllel,
inter Dem il, elmer orpBen .flohnt
Sdiiiiel. benz ipgenann,ten "&uoli"
bos SocrDicucr brurntc. Sas 6eiiz
material lit icinitcs SechllnOol. Sic:
ieu fIeiner Serb. nciicn S\nlianbhals
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

Monday April IA, there will be
a business meeting at the West
Side Sachsenheim. All members
please attend. We have many
problems that must be worked
out. the first is the continuation
of the West Side Polka Parade.
As YOU know, our series begin on
Saturday April l9, The dance
committees have done a swell Job
in the past. Let's keep that ball
rolling.
The paint job at the Sachsen-
helm looks good, that is. where it
is painted. But you can't keep ira
hition and modernize at the same
time. The building is no longer a
private club. 1t is open to the
public and that is its main sup
port.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
4ns pe,tnestetpt,, Okie
,Sriibjabrfon;crt unb Cans ant
-. Npril

9llle Inlfssenoiieu lmp ,Sreunoe
bon glollnsstolpn unp llmueblrnl
iinn hermit bDflid)it einaclapeu All
ncnl ,sriihiabrsfonsert pes Goncprs
oia .@en,iihter Gbpr, lpelhcs an
Sonntaa. Den -. Mpril in Der Sod=
'enballe in s)olnastopn. Gfe ,sranfs
lin sloenue unb ,Slint Sill, itatts
iinoet.
Sos &nnscrt beaimt Inn $50
llhr an SonntaN nad,mittaa. Ser
ihieocne Heianapereine merben bos
Eroaramm perihonern init ihren
Tarbietlnaen, ramlith Der Mannerr
hnr pou Neaper sails Der g. g.
GamenhDr vTrobIim" pnn Nem
Gultle lnb elmer Ser beiten Manner.
hore in Dem 6. g. Sangerb,no,
nanllidl Der Gintraht @eianaDerein
Don New Cattle. bet arootiihe @e:
miihter Gbcr BON s)oungstoipn, ipcls
der III nationa!er Sruht erilfleinen
lpiro unn Damn unier eiNener Go1=
eoroiu N5emiid)tcr Gbor. SSir alle llnD
befmnt nit Den Seiltlnlaen llnierer
i1h1iihen @eianapereine ino ipiiien
id)on i'm Goralrs, oaR mir am Conn
tag. Den 81. 9lpril einen lehr iinn=
reid)eu Sonntag ndh,nlttaa per
bringen ipereen. 7Srau Hole Warie
,soiiel lno Soerr Milliam 5beis ipcrs
De,t Solos iinaeu. llltiere 9lnerfenz
nlna ,lnb 9antborfcit fonnen mir
ourG poue 9(npeienbcit belueiien.
Sin iebr inhaltsrei;hes 8rosramm
lit pOraeieben.
Nad, benz aonsert fplgt ein ge=
meinid,aftlid)es 9lbenoeiien. tpo;u ol=
le aufsberslihite einaelanen limb.
IS lpiro ober aebeten, iist in, &orous
fir Dos giien ansumelben. Vittc len.
ben Sie Shrc @lnnelDune dn 6errn
@eorae Aaiher. 2241 goleta @pc.
(1elepbon 3=3469). Gin iehr
ibmadbaftes slbenoeiien lpirb BON
llnieren ssrauell ierpiert fir cinen
iebr aiinitiaen 9sreis Gas 9lbeno-
eNen ipirb Inn $50 llhr ierptert.
MnihlieBenb an oas Mbenbeien
folat bam @eniitlihfeit nit 9on;,
beginneno Inn 8 llhr abenbs. Gin
altes Srbeiter ipiro porbnnben iein.
Die gintrittsforten fir baS Son.
sert, berb,moen nit ydni foiten rtur
Dollar. ssiir ben einen 3ollar fons
men Sic ein tpll,,berihones &onaerf
am 9sdd)mittaa onbore,l l.no oann
abenbs poQer 2litigfeit bas 9ans=
bein ihipingen. 9lIio bann: Muf su
ibem sSriihiabrs &ortaert in g)ounQs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
WeltenbvmmIer
NIT drei Fruuen

Sol. - Gor Nelu Shoiiengerit}t
in Sol batte lid Ocr ehanlolise 3oli.
seibeamte Bruno Spleler ans Neu.
bauicn bel &ebau pesen Bisamie
5ll peranisporten. Spieicr hciratete
jnm eritenmal 1884, lieb ober bann
ieIne irau I'M Stih uno llhr naf
amerifa, mo- CT cine Seiterreiderin
belratete. sber nud) BORT belt cs i'm
nlht lanse. sui abanteuerlihcr
5abrt gelangte er nod, Ssapan uno
in &rieasaeiansenidait. Nad, Sem
aries febrte er nod Teutid)lano All.
rid. leate .iidl ei,len nel,en Na,nen
jli ilno beiratete in ScI gum oritten.
mal, cbne porher 9eihieSen moroen
iu 'eln. 2as @eridt ieste i'm n,,n-
mehr 'ilr Elm Sobr uno orci Nto.
note binter Sitter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
King Of Prussia,
Pennsylvania

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fiirslid, Sing Of &rl,iiia in @ena'
iiplponia. &ier freu5en lid einiee
midtiae slutoItraBen unb nielleid)t
Srei poer bier &Guier iinO sort. Nur
Elm v3oaO Sisn" belebrt, uns. baB
mir in Sing Of &ruiiia iinb. Wober
hat bas aino ieinen 9tamen? llno
ba ertoeft man an einem flelnen,
balb eeriaGenen 5meiItodiaen Spl5.
gebGuoe, has idon ldnait feline Iarbc
mebr aeieheu bat, ciu f!eines Jabn-
heu. nuf Dem man bel niberen,
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fann. Ssm groseidsb beiinoet lid
cine Bar, aber buntcl unb wenlg ein-
Iahenb. Ssn einem @ud) iiber 4enn.
inlponia fam man leieih lpie bicier
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ciner bon BEN BON ENGLAND beriibers
sebrahten Ieutid)en, aagemein Sci.
'en genannt, cbsleid ald Erel,Bcn
ourl,nter traren, iih bier anliebelte,
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fen an iSrieorih oen Brobcu vaina
oi Yruiiia" mantle. Gs lit iebr iha'
oe, Dap Der Staat Yernlp!uania bie'
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mento aus alter biItoriider 3eii ilt
aulheineno Dem Gerial iibcrl1bt,
Inn 10 mebr, als CT in Ger Nube BON
Gallep ;Sor9e lit, nit ieinen id)onen
anlasen unO GbrenOenfmGlcrn. llno
bier mar es aud,, 100 General BON
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Nalbingtcns nelt orsaniiierie, bii,i.
plinierte rnS traInierte. ppourd'
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