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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
SAXON VETERANS

Last Saturday evening Santa
Cla"s visited Us At our Christmas
Party. He had gifts for all and told
us it was only a prsview of Christ
mas Day.
missed the floor show that was
put on. understand it was 4 soOj
one. Imagine Bill Wolff as the
baby" Of the New Year! Heine took
pictures OF 1t all and ] hope to see
them second hand. Everyone had .
gooi word for it 50 q big Thanks
to al. who took part in it. The COM
mittve deserves q special hand for
their decorations and preparation
of TIE meal. All in all believe
everyone had a good time.
understand Dorothy Titsch had
10. Of trouble drinking a partic-
ular &, ink. What was wrong, Dor y
thy, too shaky or leaky glass?
The Bunny Hop" must haze
OScH .IJOO6AAs uP W ASOs N~SSA'
It SIRE is hard on the dogs.
Has anyone found out who RUBY
is?
Two things were missed by me
persf nelly - Marie and Lenny did
not sing alone or together. Why?
I think we all would have enjoyed
their singing.
Frsd Mueller, who is selling
Chrr..ras trees at Triskett and
Ber4, Roads, is donating the tres
for he church. Fine gesture! Hope
all the Vets buy theirs from his lot
Saturday. Dec. 26th, will be "Qid
Timer. Night. The veterans Of
previous years Of basketball playing
will play. Jas. Eddie has promised
to rim in new team every two
minutes to keep US fresh. Why SC
long hetwesn rests, Ed? This will
be played (?) at the West Pars
sym. The "Old-Timers" will neej
10. Of help from the cheering SEC
ton, 30 everyone b there and helr
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West Park YMcA (S7Ss w. 152nd
ST. just south Of Lorain Ave. (Route
10Y behind Leopold's Furniture.
East plays Salem at TOO and West
plays Monaco at 500 p.n.
After the game; dinner, dancing,
and beverages can be had in the
tar room of tce West Side Sachefn-
hein (700l Cenison). Everyone is
invited and strongly urged to attend.
Since no article has appeared re-
Gently, we'd like to take time now
10 thank all the ladies who cooked
that wonderful meal on Nov. 28.
We all hope, that sometime in the
future we may be able to do some
thing for you to show our gratitude.
Thanks also 20 to the girls who
served at that affair. You handled
the job very well.
At our last meeting we took in
4 new memoers. If this keeps up,
it won't be too long before we older
members will be able to drop out,
and let the younger kids run the
club SO they see fit. Let's all try
to make these new members feel
wanted, and encourage them to bring
IN their Saxon friends.
Dec. 2s! "rhe Old Timers Bas-
ketball Game" The "old timers"
# the Cleveland Saxon Jrs. have
agreed to play the present day
Juniors at The West Park YMCA,
(3789 w. 152nd ST.
After the game, there will be din
ner, Car cling and a Christmas party
at the Sacn"nheim. There will be
a $1.00 comic gift exchange.
We wish to invite all the mem
bers of all West Saxon organi7a-
tions. This means Main Lodges,
Singing Societies, and the Saxon
Vets (many # whom will be play
ing in the same). We can guarantee
a good time fol- every one who at
tends. Young or old. Remember
that date and keep it free. Sat'r-
day. Dec. 26th. We know there's a
lot doing at that time, but there's
always room for . really good time.
So until next week, this is yolr
reporter, signing off.
Frieda Middleton
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
ALLIANCE NEWS
BRANCH NO. 3
ALLIANCE SAXON NEWS

Last Sunday was our election OF
officers and we really had a nice
turn out at the meeting. Was rather
surprised to see so many present.
The results of the election are:
President John Zeides; Vice Presi-
dent, Walter Spall; Recording Sec
retary, Fred Schneider; Treasurer,
John Schuller; Financial Secretary,
George Schaub; CIR. Secretary, Don
Regal; and Trustees, Irwin Fesar-
acher, VIM. Spall and Carl Schuller.
Here are the coming events and
the big one Of course is Wednesday,
Dec. 23rd our Christmas party for
children who will sing until 900
and then there will be dancing from
then on All members, social men,
bers and families are invited to
attend.
New Years Eve there also will be
another big party including sauer-
kraut. Come on out and have a
good time. Out of town Saxons are
cordially invited for either of these
two parties.
The decision of the officers to
have our annual member banquet
on Jan. 18th.
Will give you more details on this
later.
Thanks again members for attend
ing the meeting and giving the Off
GERS your loyal support.
See you at the Christmas party.
Your Secretary,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
"SehvIvnfsrrieht :.
ist ~ IanqweiIis"

Baibinoton. - Cine lmfraae Der
.si,ture Seientiits Of America yoiin-
bation" unter 425 2ebrern, bic S1u.
len in ~ Stadten oes 2anbes ber.
treten, ergab, bob 6ie 4in6er 5eutsu.
tdae fir Atomfnnonen. Maumi1iffe
uno r6ot Stc6s~ tpeitals grSberes
Sntereiie 5eigen als fir bic Einen.
i@aften.
Die 2ebrer Guberten. bab es 6u.
berit f&mierig fei. bos s9uI:piiien
ainb tcn S4ulunterri4t ben ainber:,
ansef&tS oller dufregenben fllturifti.
fhen 0inae. bic fe In ben 9eit,,nger
leien, iiberbaupt nod ri4mad5oft" il!
MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

Benr 6ie Mopentsaeit nobt, Uerben
in Geutitono in eroben uno .reinen
St1oten bic Dei6no1tsm6rfte auiae.
bout. Ob ods in Berlin lit ooer in
Niirnbera, Oh in aoln ooer Miu.ben,
4ombure ober Granff,.rt, bic urform
soller @eibnahtsmdrfte aebt melt 5l,.
rid in bic Sobrbunberte, bis n bic
Seit Der &rel3siiee. gon bort hrnhtel
iie bic Sitter nit. sm Moreenlanoe
erlebten lie ben bunten Wirrmorr bel
@aaare. bier iaben iie. ME Der Nor'
eenl1nber feline Daren feilbot. unite,
einem Mufaebct BON Muiif una SieI
itimmiefeit Der Mnpreiiung, nit niel
fGItieen 3eritre,luneen. nit Der MoS'
lihfeit fh az itdrfen llno aud -- &C.
rupit su peroen.
Die Girhe, bic 6ieie MGrtte au
n1bit nit Mrgtpohn betradtete, aal
ihnen ip6ter sduspatrone, an berer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2aee bic Mdrfi'
aelegt ,p,1rben. ssn einem Srt itani
in bent Goroererumo ein Spi2., bas
dnlpden lollte. int anberen ipieoer ma,
es elm llmsue. i'm britteu NOR ts eli
@ettfampi aui muiifaliihem @ebiet
llno I'M piertcn cine 3uiammenfunf
oa berer. Die Don einem Suge in:
Noreenlono iibria aeblieben maren
&c mar Dor 700 nno 600 Sabrer
nift anbers oils beute, mo- auh oi,
4rieee Die iseite uno Die 9rouerieier,
nachber beitimmen.
Sinsu fam, oaB bieie MGrfte ni9
MIR oas heimiite 3unitmeien ,,no @e
.perbe anreqten, ibm neite aG1pfe1
;uiiibrten, es rullrben auh manSerno
9emte anaerest, in Srte al itromen, il
oenen Narft obaebolten wuroe. 81
lporen oarnais 3nar mebr ODER minoe
@aleenpoeel, nber }ie hatten bod
pibitee 6unftionen, in elmer 3eit, bi
pcber Boit mob ireeno Elm Je-nmeI
beneien fannte. ourh lie nuroe,
Nadrihteu BON Srt Su Srt per5reitet
Sm aaqemeinen maren bieie 0eip
nahtsmdrfte elmer tpie Der uaoere
Sic unterihieoen fh MIR burt St
@eIcnberbeiten Der Sanoihafi lni
ihrer 8erpraner. burd, bic Speiiel,
Die Die 9ano oid,aft bot. Die llnt>rihre
De brahten Sic Seilieen, Sic 81
Shusherrid,ait hatten, uno hie ee
bctenen Spiele. bic oamit per6anOel
plrben. DEN Gnrei; befomen iie, ae
nall lpie beute, Saourh, oaB ben man
bernben 8eiellen, Die ami oieiel
Dfdrften auftraten, ein Sui poraus
sing, Der fh on Sdneliefeit a,lt mi
Rem BON bei,te meiien biirite. 7a ma
rem @barlatane aQer Mrt. aber allc
0onner. Die bic Menihen fannter, I'M
aus Der Nenihenfenntnis Die Griole
soaen. ba noren in Der ,sriib. I'M
Nusennasseit hes Mittelalters hnr
irhcn aiinitler, Die etipos bdritcllteu
itIiebIif lit al,b Der ar5t Varoceliu
BON Srt 5u Srt eemannert.
1ieie 2eute, bic in 2eipSis 10 he
fnrnt ,paren ,pie in Muasbur9, i
StraBbura pie in Dien iparen cs. 3,
SEM Marft, auf benz iie ibre 8uo
nuffmluqen, Sic 8ebeut,irq aaber
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room to be jammed with merry
makers all the time. Hsts, horns,
leis and noisemakers will be fur
nished free 50 let us all make a
determined effort to attend this
once-in-a-year celebration. The dir
ner will oe prepared by the ladies
auxiliary and served by the local
ladies chorus from the hours of
S to 8 only 70 please be present
between these hours for your din
rer only as no meals will be served
after eight.
It is with deep regret that we
announce the passing Of one of our
most ardent Saxon followers in the
death of Brother Martin Sesedi, Sr.,
who passed away Sunday morning
December 9Th at his home. Brother
Segedi was one of the most active
Saxons in our organization till ILL
ness prevented him from serving his
Saxon friends both in the St. Pauls
Church where he had oeen an Off
Ger. for many years and also in
Branch As where he had been presi-
dent many years.
Testifying to his popularity, q
large attendance of saddened rela-
tives and friends and a profusion
of beautiful flowers marked the
funeral services Tuesday afternoon
when services were held from his
beloved St. Pauls Church with Pas
tor Richard R. Korber conducting
Favorite hymns of the deceased
were rendered by the church choir
under the direction of Mrs. Johanna
Berendt, organist and choir leader
Burial took place in the family
plot in Locust Grove Cemetery with
the following serving as pallbearers
sons Andrew and Martin Segedi
nephew Andrew Fleischer, and SON.
in-laws Dale Kaufman, Harvey
Clyde and Robert Wiltrout. Left te
mourn the deceased besides the two
mentioned sons are three daughters
Mrs. Harvey Clyde, Mrs. Dale Kauf-
mann and Mrs. Robert Wiltrout
II grandchildren and three sister!
in Pennsylvania.
Brother Segedi who was born lr
Blutrith, Transylvania, was aged Il
and died just six months after hi!
wife, Mrs. Mary Segedi. Until hi:
retirement Brother Segedi was en-
ployed in the local plant of the Ma.
tional Tube Company has has beer
on pension six years.
Applications for the position o.
club steward are now in order; fol
further information note the no.
tices posted on our bulletin boards
all applications must be filed be-
fore 200 pm. January 10th. Cop,
of the current contract can b'
viewed at any time at the secre'
tary's office.
Fred Melver, Secretary
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NmS Qen,teSte,p,,, Wkie
3ipeia 80
Neihnahfsfeier

Mm femmenben Sonntoa. hcu 20.
7e;. 1,ohm. Inn 2:30 l1br bolt ;3mcia
so iein olli1brlihes Weihnahtsieii
ab. 9ieies 5eit lit fir bic ainoer, 10,
gItern, brinet Cure ainoer in Die
SahienbaQe Santa Claus mir 6o
iein Inn ie6es ainbes 5u beiheren.
Germ Sbr ain6 ooer ainoer beaabt
iinb, iraenoein mi,fifaliihes sSnitru.
mcnt au ipielen ODER ein 9ieo gum
Tortrae 8u brinaen, Damn Gltern, ieio
10 out uno labt lie mitmirfen 1,m Elm
alltes Yroaramm at aeben. 9ie ieier
nimmt piinftlida ihren Anfona. 10 boz
aGe bel 9oaeslitt nod Souie TOM,
men.
Dos Set fin6et nur iiir Mitelieber,
Die Der ss,uaenoobteilune oneeboren,
ale anberen fno ausseihloHen.
Am perganeenen Sonntag. ben 6.
Eesember bot Der 3meia 80 feline re.
eelm1biee Notwithstanding, Der.
6un6en nit Der Benmtentpobl fir bas
sSdbr 1854 db9ehalten. Das Melllltot
Der @abl mar tpie folst:
Mihoe( Bofeih er., Nrafibenf.
Mihoro Bouman, I. Si5eprGi.
@eoree Derenbt. 2. 8i3eprdi.
ssobn 9bomae, 1ef. sefr.
Carl Dauman, Sdatmeiiter.
Sad 3in5, Sin. sefr.
ssobn aonnerth. Gent. Nerb. SER.
Mihae( Dofei9 ST.. ainoerlceen'
Sefr.
Wihael Brenner, Mrhipnr.
Sss,,lius gfueoel. 81. Sfinessraeif.
Mih: DeutihlGnoer, sSraif 9ofeid.
Mtartin Dofeif, Fruitees.
Martin unear. Mih Bofei9 st..
Deputies.
Die ndhIte 0eriommlune hes
3,peiees 80 finbet om 3. Sanuar
1854 itdtt, in bieier Beriommluna
,rerben bic neuen @eamten in lire
Nldse einsefiibrt. II.
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This and That from Washneton

against hospital expense in 1851 "A
against 131l1yooo IN ls4o-a growth
of nearly TO per cent.
Surgical insurance covered
65, ,635, 900 in 1e6l-a 1900 per cent
increase over the total Of 5,350,000
in 1910. Medical expense coverage
increased from 100000 in 1910
to 27,723, 900 in 1851 nearly 900
per cent growth. At the same time
81, ,707,0 900 persons were insured in
1851 against loss OF income due to
disability.
Incidentally these figures do not
include ssrvicemen and veterans
who receive free medical service
from the government, nor persons
covered By w6rknen's compensation
laws.
During the same years the vari-
ous policies have been generally
liberali1ed. Hospital benefits are
now payable over longer periods Of
time. and surgical operation sched-
ules have been improved. This
would seem to be one Of the fine
demonstration Of what Americans
can do for Themselves, slowly per-
haps, but steadily and without gov
eminent controls.
CPENDING. A financial history Of
- the U. 3. Government must
make interesting reading. judging
BY statistics kept BY the D. 8. House
Of Representative Committee on
Appropeinfao1G.
The Committee hssan keeping
year-by-yeAr figures On spending
hack In 1e73. In the subsequent q
years (hripging - up to the fiscal
year Of 106D, they calculate that
more NAn . tillion dollars
LID, 900 100000 WaS apprcpeiat-
I'd and more than half az that
sum was appropriated in the past
But our Yo4eral Government Il
not the only spendtlHift. The Cen
Aas Bureau reports that public
spending By 1ederal. State and Jocal
governments In t1ae Ascal year 1851
totaled more than $lol bduion. This
amounted - 9e1s for every person
In the United otates. Taxes, Of
ootnoe, apANood The GSooter part
q ths Qsn1ips ~ t,as three hvsis
| q government
Il lseks = ~ @ II 10 had bst-
ter cut lswn a every level. even
tl9 Avoa q eur 1lagnod1ate desires.
Whaf Do y0u tlalnkf
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Die oliGbrlid pir6 ailb bieies
Sdbr elm Neuiabrs.1 .1an5 obeebalten
lperben. Mqe Mitelieber 6es 3meiees
30, ioipie beren Gamilien uno Greun.
be fno berSliait eineelaoen.
Gin tiiHtiges aomitee lit an Der
4rbeit, 6ieien Aben6 70 f90n tpie m6e-
lid au drrdneieren, oamit ie6er Beiu.
der f9 nufs Bette amii{ieren fann.
Gin sutes Gr@efter lit fit bieien
abenb enoaeiert. 0iir 2un9 unb Ct.
friiAuneen lit outs Bette oeioret. Sc.
ber 4eiuGtr erb6It cine freie aopfbe:'
bedlmg unb einen freien 26rmmo9er.
alio auf 0ie0erieben am Neu,
iabrs.Mben6.
II. "a.
Bill Jranf, Sefr.
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BRANCH 33

-.
The past meeting was well
represented. I was glad to see 50
many familiar faces once again.
Election results: President, Ed
ward Schneider; First Vice Presi-
dent, George Schaser; Second Vice
President, John Weber; Recording
Secretary, John Schneider; Finan-
cial Secretary. VIM. Miller; Treas
urer, Rooert Graul; Registrar, Mar
tin Zelch; Trustees. Joe Wonnerth
John Leonhardt. John Stump, Sr.
Board of Directors, Andy Drot-
left, George Roth, Fritz Salmen
Michael Schwarz. Arthur Ungar.
Members on the sick list are
Michael Geiger and Herman Miller
The members wish them all a
speedy recovery.
Installation of officers will be
held at our next meeting on Janu-
ary 10th, 1854.
This coming Saturday night sup
port the Juniors by going to their
basketball game at West Park
Y.M.C.A., West 152nd St. south OF
Lorain Ave. The first game starts
At 700 o.m.
The Lodge wishes all the mem
bers and their families a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year
Saxonally yours,
John r. Schneider, Secretary
T.S.J.A. NEWS
This past Saturday night found
the basketball teams and other
Juniors at Salem, Ohio. The game
between Monaco and Canton was
really a thriller. If you weren't
there you really missed an excit-
ing game.
Thanks 70 to the Salem ladies for
preparing such a delicious meal. A
certain fellow from West said he was
Just a "little" hungry, but noticed
he had eaten two dinners after the
game, not just one. Where are you
putting it all Jack?
This coming week the games will
be held at the West Park Y.M.C.A.,
West 152nd ST. just south of Lorajn
Ave. Eats, drinks and dancing will
take place at the West Side Such
senheim after the games.
Scores of the Canton-Monaca
game was Canton 20 - Monaco 80.
Salem a - Cleveland West 26.
SaXonally yours,
John r. Shneider,
First Vice President
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G1OSI131OWSI Oh"
I Q r e d to q
frightened world
an international
plan for pooling
atomic en- rgy
for the benefit
Of mankind. His
epic-m . K 1 n &
speech had the
most extraordi-
n ary effee t.
+ b e r Q " q Z
breathless At
tention - he
delivered It In
General Assem-
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US. I'll play If someone gets . par
Of shoes for me. Size 10h - big,
huh,
HIRE is a great big wish from the
Vets - A Very, Merry Christmas
to az!
George Jacob, Reporter
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Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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T. s. ]. A. NEWS
7. s. J. A. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Dec. 19 at Cleveland
200 East VS.. Salem
SS 90 West VS.. Monaco
Canton-Bye
Jan. 9 at Cleveland
90 East vs.. West
500 Salem vs.. Canton
Monaca-Bye
Ian. 16 at Canton
200 Canton VS.. East
500 Salem vs.. Monaco
West-Bye
ian. % at Cleveland
700 West vs.. Canton
8 90 East vs.. Monaco
Salem-Bye
Feb. s at Monaco
] 90 Monaco VS.. Canton
500 West vs.. Salem
East Bye
Feb. 20 at Salem
90 Salem VS.. East
800 Monaco VS.. West
Canton-Bye
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vYOLUNTARY HEALTH NSUH.
v ANCE. Il = geod 70 know that
tAoge he's been . tgomondoRD IN
eroa9e IN the number q people who
carry hospital, surgical and medical
insurance. The latest report shows
e60l0oo had voluntary protec4ann
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bly, Hall.
A moment after the laundering
applause was finally stilled. Madam
Pandit adjourned the session with
out formality Of any kind, and the
President went with her and two
or three Of the American Dele1a-
ton into her ONCE behind the
backdrop Of sound-renecting discs.
While the President was in
Madam Pandit's ONCE. We ali went
to the Delegates lounge whsre
chairs had heen previously arrang-
ed around The wall. each with Z
name On It. We sat and talked
quietly with our neighboes until tlhe
President came. Then Ill stood ~
Mr.. Eisenhower greeted eaeh, one
He WAS accompanied BY Secretary
Of State Dulles, Madam Pandit and
u. N. Secretary Hammaxskjold
with Amba1Dador Lodge introduc-
ing each oountry's top man. W.
Of the Ameriean Delegation stood
together ct tho end and had Z
very warm moment with the Pres
ident.
Gave Tor q few matters Of un.
finished business, this marveloOl
climax brought the Eighth Geneeal
Assembly of tle Unitsd Nations 4
Q cJo0e.
BUT LIFE GOES ON :.
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, an Sic @ren;e ea,tia,,bt, unr ibrs
Wdd)t slt eutialfeu. 9sud, ben illgo.
iIaipiihen 9eridten idiisten Sic Sta.
liener Die @efiirGhtuns Dor, bab Ssi,.
goilaipier ben Glan heae, bie 3one
9 pfiiSien eiu5uDerleiben.
Sn senGbister. aber beitiumter
Sprahe sa6 Sito sur aenntnis, oab
Su9pilaipien altd nidt eiuen 3olI
ser gone g asfaebeu 1perbe.
ssuarilapien iibernubm Sic 3iuiI.
permoltung in bieier Gone, nadbem
bic @eitm1dlte sStalien i'm uereanee.
nen Sabre einen groberer anteil ir
ser Seripolt,rug ser So,le q ii6erlais
ien batten.
@orid)lase nidlt tlar
Gor elmer iubelnoen Mense, untcr
ser Iif red)t piele 2el,te ir IusilliaS=
Thinning beianoen, erfldrte Sito.
sic SuopiIapen tpollen mr. oas ha=
ben. ,pas ihuen sebOre, ober Oauon
alh ieSel 3pn.
Gr heutete in teincr @eiie an, lpie
Ieine Sorihllse SUIT slusiiihr,ug
toa,men 'ollten. Gern,l,tIih piirbe eS
oa;u ser grnddtialtus aQer Inter
;eid)ner oe5 italieuiiden Srieoenspera
TRACES pocr entIprehenoer MoBnah.
meu ilnerha!b ser Gereil,ten etatios
nen beoiirien.
Seine Spruhe mar immerhin &C.
| mGbigt. benn er iaste, suspilatpien
babe alle 9Saiieu, Ole es bralld)e, rpers
Be lie aber nur oann unDenoen, menlt
eg auaeariiieu tperoen iollte.
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;,Prawda" Hetze gegen
die vereinigten Staten

DIE Nsitteilungen bon soipietieite,
nad oenen Bic Mpril 1850 insgeiamt
$40, 400 iapaniide Griegseefansene
repatriiert ,puroen 1uobei 7O,7S0
Ntam nid,t mitee5dblt iino, iuclde
idun i'm Sabre 1854 oirett entlailen
tpurbem.
0ie YrapSa iGbrt fort, oab felt oie'
fem Iatum nur nob 1.4S7 Sapaner
feitgebalten tperoen, pelde .tpegen
ariessperbreden berurteilt ii1rS, TO-
tpie ripeitere 971 Eerionen, lpelhe
ihmere Serbretben ge9en Dos dime
Iiid,e Golf beganaen baben ltho an Die
Gbincliihe Mepublif oi,SaelicTert iucrz
oeu inlleu."
Sic Yrapoa sitiert cine anoere Or
fIGrung bonn 5. Wtai 1850. IN tpel=
der es bcif,t. oaB @uBlanb 1888, ,O63
oeutibe arieesseianeene rcpatriiert
babe Ii. uur nod 9,717 Yerionen felt.
hdlt, tpeld)e negeu arieesperbreden
nod, unteriud)t ,peroen.
Mublano bat es altt, III oie'cm
Sabre abselebnt, nit Ser Sommiiiion
ser II. q. si,iammcnsuarbeiteu. Don
meitoeutiher Seite miro erflGrt. bab
INNER nod 100000 oeutide Soloa=
ten lid, 1T rniiiider ariegsaeianaen.
'd,aft beiinbcn, 3u benen nod $4,000
Stalicner ,mb 100000 esapaner bin.
;i,fnmn,cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-10

Sonoon. - Sn ser Weostauer
.prapba" tpuroe geeen bic Sereiniss
fen Staaten Der 0ortpuri erbo6en,
bab bieie 6urb @ieoeraufroaen Ser
Jraee Der nod feblenoen oeutiden
uno iapaniiden 2riegsgeiangenen
gfubIano perleumoen tpouten. 9ieier
NrapbasMrtifel purbe au9 bonn
W1ostauer Senoer nerbreitet. Sn oem
MrtifeI 6es Organs ser fommuniiti=
fden Yartei beiBt es, bah bic Spe,ial.
aommiiiicn Ser Yereinten Nationen
fit sic &riessseiansenen sic fiirslid
IN @enf suiamlnengetreten ,par. lin
8eariif itebt. mad, Mrt Ser Sereinten
Wationen eineu iAunltigen 8stru9
burh3ufiibren."
rgeit i'm Sabr 1866 aieie aom=
miiiion eingeiett .pur0e". beibt es
In Der Yrapid, rbaben agereiiipe
areiIe Mmerifas 2eeenoen uno Gif'
ticnen auiammengebraut, nod benen
bic Sppietunion INNER nod beutId)e
uno iopaniihe arieesgeiangene 5l,s
riifbolte.
Sic Yrapoa bebauptet. oab Oie He.
patriier,tne Ger Oeutiden uno iapani.
iden arieasaefongenen aus Der 60
tpietunion fd,pn par langer Seit ab;
ge1hlolien ,purbe.
Tic Eropba siticrt jriibcrc amtli
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-10


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