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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09
sITKA, PETERSBURG
HIGH SCHOOLS PLAY
HERE NEXT WEEK

superintendent of schools C. L.
Barney Anderson announced this
week that silka high school and
Petersburg High schhol basketball
teams viii meet the local school
team ON the Wrangeu court next
week
The visit of the Kctehikau team
to Wrangel has been cancelled be-
cause of the polio epidemic in that
southerly town and which ever
wins in the southern division this
year must travel north for the
playoffs
Next Monday and Tuesday even
iugs have been set as the game
dates for the sitlsa team. Seventeen
Sftkans are making the "trip and
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09

use March of Dimes funds to pay
treatment costs i'm whole or i'm part
for every polio patient who cannot
foot the bills unaided.
Twenty-Five of every 100 polio
patients are being discharged from
hospitals i'm one week or less while
another Is are confined for three
months or longer. according To a
survey conducted by the National
Foundation.
The March of Dimes organiza-
ton polled more than roo hospit-
ais throughout the country during
all of 1851 The medlan length of
stay WAS is days. with half the pa
tients discharged in less than that
zine and the others confined for a
longer period. it was found
The National Foundation pays
more money to American hospitals
for treatment Of patients than any
other philanthraphia organization
in the country Only Blue Cross sys-
TENS spend more for these services
the reuort stated.
1900 Getsinp Training
In Ibis connection, the March of
Dimes has financed the education
of more than 1000 physical tbera-
pists and LOCO other professional
experts.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09

must be housed in Wraugel homes.
The local school is asking anyone
who might have room for a visitor
to please call the school at l04
Petersburg High School makes
its annual invasion next Friday
and Saturday nights.
Local Coash bon Eangas has not
announced his starting lineup yet
as he has several more than the
necessary five players who could
make mp a good team
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09

P-TAers find that their meeting
must be postponed ON account OF
basketball games being played here
next week with Sitka.
Mrs Hugh Hall, president of the
P-TA. said this afternoon that the
next regular meeting of that or
ganization will be held Tuesday.
January 20, as usual in the school
auditorium at s o'clock.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09
PERIsCOPE


Continued from rye 0ne1
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nor mpeb p,aro m .,,.,s..
ON II The afrpan IT,. os the -
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pants - He kent nsca win he
GROWING fnd1str, nd bsca.,a ono
M modem agfstia,,s ssocsss4,,1 on
line onarafors He csT,a norfh Win
tba old A1aslsa Essbinatop Ain
tavs and vss win vsriops ofhar
air concerns in fba Tarrftorv mil
forp5ing ala4ina kirqss,.s IN -,
in 1886. Three years later he and
Simmons merged Marine Anyways
and Shells old Alaska Air Trans
port to form Alaska Coastal one OF
the Territory S best known air
lines.
One of the finest - man and
ailmaa - has ben taken in The
passing OF Alex Holden
W Thank You
a great many kind things have
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09
300 CHAPTERS JOIN
IN FIGHT ON POLIO

The National Foundation Tor In
fantile Paralysis has 800 chapters
serving every country in the Unit
ed States. plus Alaska Hawaii.
Puerto Rico, the Canal zone and
the Virgin Islands. These chapters
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09
COMMUNICATION
Petersburg, Alas ka
Dec. sc. 1852

Dee so. 1892
Wrangell Sentinel
Nrangell, Alaska
Hello Folks:
Our congratulations ON your fine
Christmas issue. It sure was dan
dy and it really gave a lot of old
time Wrangell history from way
back when The Sentinel first start.
ed there.
Our kind regards and a Happy
New Year to you and all.
Sincerely,
PETERSBURG CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
per Earl y. Dinner, Pres.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-01-09
P-TA MEETING
POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY. JAN. 20

If You see story of a P-TA
meeting scheduled for next Tues
day elsewhere in loday's paper -
faint SO.
Due to last minute developments
after that story was i'm print. the
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

The l9,344-foot Cotopaxi cone in
the worlds highest active volcano
says the National Geographic So
eiety.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

Key West and viii conduct the
services which are TO be held each
night, except Monday and Satur-
day, at 7:30.
MIR. Newman says that the Rev.
Don Carlos is "a powerful preach.
er. "a man Of faith and prayer. i"
Special prayer for the sick viii be
made at each service.
Mrs. Den Carlos assists her hus-
band each nigAt at the services by
gospel songs and making
chalk DRAWN Is on gospel topics.
The chalk drawing for each night
viii be given to the person bring.
ing the most people to the service.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Warning Fails

TOLEDO. Ohio R-LaSt summer
State Rep. Richard ". Taylor d
Toledo argued in VAIN against a
Law requiring police 70 past warn
lng sangs 9t their radzr speed
traps. De said the law woald kill
the yalae Of the r@dar device in
catching speeders. who would dow
down JnSt to f0ol the cops.
Recently Rep. Taylor paid a fine
Of 800 in Ottawa Hills p0Ilce
court On a charge Of driving 52
miles AL hour through . 35-mle
zone Of that suburb Police took
Taylor back and showed him the
required radar warning signs had
been posted.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
1000 Construction
Workers Wanted For
.U.S..Spanish Air Bases

WASHINGTON " The Air
Force has informed Sen. Smathers
(D.-Fla) that about 1000 non,
military personnel viii be recruited
IN this country for construction
work in the u. S. Spanish air base
program.
Smathegs has suggested that
workers with a Spanish background
might be desirable and Undersec-
retary James H. Douglas said
people with Spanish backgrounds
in Florida or elsewhere wishing to
work abroad communicate with the
chief of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Those Redheads
From Seattle" Is
Lavish Color Film

An exciting new production II
Paramount's brand new william
Pine William Thomas film, "Those
Redheads From Seattle" Due Ia
open next Thursday at the Strand
Theatre, "Those Redheads From
Seattle is an important Technicolor
musical.
II stars Rhonda Fleming, Gene
Barry and Agnes Moorehead and
introduces to screen audiences
such favoFite singing stars as Guy
Mitchell, Teresa Brewer and the
Bell Sisters. From all advance re,
ports Those Redheads From Sc.
attic" is one Of the most enter.
tanning films to come along in
many a day.
Laid in the Yukon at the turn ol
the century, the film had an al
venture-filled background. The sIo
ny concerns the arrival in turbu
lent Dawson of Miss MeFreheae
and her four daughters, Rhnnda
Fleming, Teresa Brewer and the
Bell Sisters, during the hectic gold
rush days. The purpose OF this
trip was to join their husband and
father, who had started q exusad
ing newspaper there. Upon theil
arrival. they find that he has beer
murdered and Miss Fleming, ths
eldest daughter, takes over the job
of running the newspaper.
She soon becomes H0manticalls
involved with Gene Barry, boss ol
a rip-roaring local night club where
Miss Brewer and the Bell Sister:
are compelled by circumstances tc
work. When Barry is suspected oI
having murdered their father
Rhonda drops him. However the
romance is patched up when Bar
ry succeeds in tracking down the
real killer.
InterSperSed, and most generous
ly, throughout these excitement.
loaded proceedings, is a yeritabIe
bonanza of songs and dances. Some
of nations top songwriters have
assembled the tunes, which from
all advance reports, are destined
to become top-runners on the hi;
parade. This Is no surprise, as the
singers, Teresa Brewer. Guy Nit.
eheli, and the Bell Sisters, in their
brief but meteorie careers have
piled up fantastic juke-box sales
records.
Besides the fsst-moving story and
the mountains OF melody with
which Those Redheads From Sc
attic" is so wonderfully endowed,
there Is beautiful scenery that is
made even more gorgeous By Tech.
nieelor.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
'Deluge OF Mail
is Expected To
Hit Here Soon
Care La Wrapping
Is Urged To Insure
Speedy Delivery

Mall carriers are already find
Ing that as fast as one stack os
Christmas mai is delivered, five
more are theFe 10 take its place.
santas helpers have another pro-
hlem, TOO.
we expected 70 handle mere
Christmas cards ard sff4s thsn
ever before" Acting Pessmssfer
L. n. Goddard said iedaY. "Bvs
I've been smsxsd a. me pile Of
mail returned ss vndsliversbls
This year"
Stamps have fallen off In some
eases even before they reached the
corner maifbox. Christmas cards
with name but no street number
or city in the address have been
received. Precious hours are lost
at the service windows, returning
Ipooriy,wrapped packages.
Things viii get worse before they
get better, the Postmaster fears,
unless local residents win cooper
ate in several ways:
Cheek and devhIa.ehsek ths
address. Include the Iens num-
bsr If possible. Print II pIalnIy.
and repeat beth The return ed
dress and recipients address On
the mailing esFtsn inside. Give
those stamps . seodbys kiss, not
just lick and . promise.
Then make sure the mailman
can find you. Painted street num-
bers often fade away, or get COW
cred by growing vines. Mail boxes
should indicate your full name"
From past records, Postmaster
Goddard predicted the volume oi
Christmas mail viii be at its hea.
West this weekend. Except for 10.
cal deliveries, anything mailed Ia.
ter may not arrive before Decem.
ber 25.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Not Lost Long

DETROIT R-Police Commis.
SioRer Donald s. Leonard packed
uu the telephone ard heard . "a.
mlliar xusee CRY. Il want police
and want them in > hurry"
II vas the commissioners wife
reporting their sOn Eddie, :, vas
missing
she g0s the Police and in . hurry
TOO. 4 search waS conducted
throughout the neighborhooG for
the lad.
Twenty minutes later. the boy
was found Where CURED ur
asleep on the living room floor.
He evldentls' had skipped out o:
the house when his mother wasn't
looking and back in again while
the search Vas going on
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Margaret Truman
Will Help Elect
Democratic Congress

KANSAS CITY. R - Margaret
Truman says she will help in any
way she can to elect a Democratic
Congress in 1954-but not as a can.
|didate.
The daughter of former Presi.
dent Truman told a meeting Of
Young Democrats:
Il don't know much about poll.
ties but I've learned how to shake
hands and ! can remember names
fairly we'll"
She added, however, that she
would help ''as a campaigner"
and not as a candidate.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
A Phantom From
Space Comes To
Earth In Film

A Phantom From Space" visits
the earth (the coast Of southern
California; with startling and near.
ly disastrous results in the pic
ture produced and directed by W.
Lee Wilder, which opens Sunday at
the Monroe Theatre through United
Artists release.
The curious creature, whose gro.
teSque and frightening description
can he obtained only from a hand.
full Of people who have seen him,
murders two persons, starts o ser.
les Of explosions and threatens to
throw the entire earth into panic
before he disintegrates In the at.
mnSphere.
Prior to his arrival, naval radar
equipment picks up strange OBJ
jects" on Its screens all the way
from northern Alaska. where it
first appears. down to southern
California where ii raises havoc
with broadcasting, telexiSing and
electronic communications. What's
more. the "object" travels at the
incredible speed Of 5000 miles an
hour.
An exciting and suspenSefui story
unfolds as the Phantom From
Space" lands and engages the ci-
william defense and scientific con.
troll units In a battle for the earth's
life.
Featured In phantom From
Space" which Is a United Artists
release are Harry Landers, Ted
Copper, Noreen Mash, Rudolph An
ders and James Seay.
Film-goers with scientific inciina-
tons win be certain TO list tbs
picture as . must, and since every
one Is vitally concerned with the
atomic age. ''Phantom From
Space" has q universal appeal.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Israeli Parliament
Voted To Continue
Present Foreign Policy

JERUSALEM, R-Israel's Par.
lament voted overwhelmingly Mon.
day night TO continue the foreign
policy the Jewish nation followed
before premier David Ben -Gurion' S
resignation.
By a 5S-22 vote, the lawmakers
endorsed a foreign policy state.
ment blasting the recent U. N.
Security Council condemnation of
the Israeli raid on the Jordan vii
lage of Kibya and asserting that
the disputed project to divert the
Jordan river to Israeli territory
must be completed 'in the inter
ests of the development of Israel. /"
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Glad Tidngs
Tabernacle Sets
Special Services

TIE Rev. D. T. Nesxmaa, pas
tor Of the Glad fidiHga TsbeFnzcie
announces the beginning q special
services TO be eondrn-ted Al the
church. soi Georgia ST., beginning
tonight.
Evangelist Thomas b. Doa Car
los, Mrs. Don Carlos, who were
here last spring have returned %
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

WORCESTER. Mass. - Mary
RobbiO told police last night that
a. energetic thief carried 2s7
1hrlstmaS wreathS down three
flights from her back porch.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

The National Geographic Society
estimates that 2is million dollars
in gold has been taken from the
Klondike Valley.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

If the earth were reduced to the
size Of . billiard ball ii would be
not quite as smooth ss q standard
billiard ball.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

Jim Norris. International Boxing
Club president and master OF
Spring Hill Farm. has named o
colt. Al W. after Al Veil, Rocky
Marciano'S manager.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12
voIkskammer der
Osizone stoessi vier
mitg|isder aus

Berlin. Gier berporruaenoe
SpIer Ser vYarteii1uber,ua" i1 ser
Slt5one ,purOea al,s ser Splfsfams
n1er alis9cituben: Ser iriiberc s(u-
Benln'niIter George Sertinser. ein
9tltlaufer bon Ser Gbriiilihe Temu<
fratiihen Gartei, Ser iih i'm 8eiina.
mis- beflnoet ,,no inter Spionaaean=
tlage projeiiiert ,peroen pirS.
Sulius Oteper, ser Iriihere ;siibrer
Der SiioiId,eu @emeinnc bon Sitbers
lin nno ein aommuniit, Ser bas
Sebiet ser SItoeuti6en Ienofrati,
lden &epublif auI illesale gseiie
perlalien hat, als er inn Iesten 90.
nat mad, ben slusbrnh oes Mutiie.
mltisrnus nad) @eitberlin sei(obe:,
lit.
Or. Nilbelm bon Stol;enbere, eiu
liberaler 7en1ofrat, ser alS der rote
Varon" befannt ipar ,mo nod ser
Serhaituna oes SonoelsminiIters
adrl Samann, eiaes stitglieoes ici-
ner Hartei, seiloben lit.
@altcr s2iibel. ein tsiihrer ber
ebriitlid)en Iemofraten, Ser nad)
Der @erbaitllng Iertinsers in @eit-
Berlin aiiseauhti il.
Die MusitcBi,ng bieier bier Ser
'clcn tulrben BON ocm Hriiibenteu
Der Yoltstaminer, Spbanncs Iieds
nlann angefiinoiat.
Alld Hremier Otto @rote,pogl er=
griff bas Mort rnO iagte, bieIe Dit
oeutid)e bdtten lid) ourb sic Nro.
paganoa oes @eitens uerleiten Iais
ien. iiber hie @rensc su flichen rnS
iorberte o1e sur Hiidfebr aui.
0ieier Rni oiirite inoeiien bel Ser,
Ianlenben bon Sitbeiitld,en, bic in
ben Iesten Wo6en aus Der Sitsone
entfommen iino, auf taube Sbrel,
fallet.
SIM allsemeinen batten bisber Die
aommuniiten bieier Wtaiienfluft
feline pfiisielle 8eo:htllne seibenH.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12
u. S. : HundelsfIofte
vnzvfusnelich

@aipinston. - Die Naticral sSe.
oeration Of Mmerican Shippina be-
rihtete, baB oie 45 Naiiaeierlhiiie'
Der 0ereinieten Staaten CUR geior.
beruna bon $4,000 1erio1et niHt
ausreihen, I'M I'M ariegsialle IN bic
benGtigten sruppentransporter itim.
9ebaut su !peroen.
3erner bei6t es IN Sem 'Beridt
iiber Sic SanOelsilotte, 0aB 90 Yro.
gent ser in pribatbeiis befiaolihea
gdiffe in ;ebn Sabren oeraltet iei,t
tperoeu. sir cine grgdnsing 1T eirt
Iungebe,,res aapitaI totuenoig, piel
mebr aIs bic ausI1noiihen @ipdleA
brauhen", oereu Bnufoiten niebri.
ger iino. Gs miro erflGrt, ooB aus.
lGnoiihe @eieGihnften ieit bem aris'
se 25 Nro;ent ibrer SanSelsilctte er.
neuert nno cine erSbere anjabl mo.
oerner sfiife beiisen, als Die Wer'
einistea Stnateu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12
400, 900 Deutsche so||en mach Sch|esien
und zentra|poIen umgesiedelt Werden

su berihten. Cine An3abl ser lint
iieoler" iollen 1T ben 8ebieteu e:,t-
lang ser eesentrdrtigen polniiden
Sitgrenje, alio al 8ug uno San, a,ts
aeictt merben. Die rl1miieoler" f0:ts
.a,en ,nh 6em Beriht oes britiife,;
aorreiponocnten nidt ,tniritteIbar
nit ihren MneebSrigen fcrreiponoie.
rem, .ipnbern miiNen ibre Nolt itber
eine beiunoere 3euIuritele leiten.
Ger r9reiiebienit Der Seimatuer-
triebeneu" bemerft at bieier 0tel-
blns bes britiihen aorreipoubenten,
ba6 bereits Dor einigen Monatc,t
Melblmgen itber Serartige geplante
neutrality-suspicious. porlasen,
oie bon @aribau aus nidt belnenitert
tpurSen. gs bieb bamals, baB ein
8eauitragter ser &arihal,er Meaie-
rltng NIT ioiuietsoaalen SeborSen
perbanSe!t babe. Ml1d, tpllrbe perld,ies
Scntlid, beridtet, oaB aui Sent Tut
,peae iiber slue Seutihe Tadarbeiter
nod Sbcrihleiien sebradt poroeI,
ieieu. Cine 9eItGtisnus Ser NielSuna
Ser ,Sunoans Simes" aus anoerer
S.uellc liest ieood, nidt Dor, 10 bab
lie nit Gorbebalt aui;uaebmen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12

Ienn mir 9lmcrifaner at 2incpIu
oe,,feu. 10 geidiebt bies meiliens I'M
9ihte iener eridiitternoen greiauilie,
sic rady ieiner Wabl j,,n1 16. YrGIis
oenten int Sabre 1860 erfolgen. Tie
iSraee ser Medte ser giH3elltaate,,,
Ole 6raee Ser Stlaperei peruriabten
cine flrdtbar Spaltl,ue int !2anoe.
Mls Ger bphseipahiene baeere Manu
ieiuen Mmtsei6 Ieiitete, batteu bereits
II Staaten Sic ltnion perlnfe,l unb
bil6ete,t bie Gonioberierfen Staaten
bon Mmerifa. 9lls in Griihiabr 1861
oer arieg slpiidelt sen Staaten be.
gann ieste iid) Ser EraiiSent gum
;3iel, Dor allem Sic l1,,ion slt rette:t
i,no Stpar mar ct bereit einen boben
Ereis Oafitr ju 5ableu; sic Sflaberei
in ienen Staaten, II, beuen lie bon
Hehtsmeaen beitanS, altb ipeiter6ir
3u belaiien. aber i'm Saher 1862
tuuroe ibn flar, oab Ser s,peitpidy-
tigite 3tped bes Samples in ser Mb'
fbaiiltng ser jSflaperei beiteben
n,iibte. Gieie 3ielietl,nsen ipurOen
inter ieiner Jiilruug pertuirflid,t
uno oesueser ,pirb Sincoln iiir e,pis
ge 3eiten ais Ser &etter ser ltl,lrn
uub als Ser sroBe Gnta,,sipator"
5. II. Sflapeubeireier leben.
Mls 2iucoln aus ben- 6iuteripuls
oeru auitaudte rmo in Ser 3eit Ser
ar0bten Staatsfriie oas IrGiiOenten.
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Abraham Lincoln

amt SIT iibernebmelt ipar er 10 ,peaig
ser 9eation oils Eolitifer befauut. oab
ct folaenbe GrflGrl,ne oer &epubli=
faniihen Hartei abeab, ais lie ihm
bas 0rdiibeltteuamt anbot: ,Ntih
feunt idtuerlib iemano altberbaln
ppa Ssslliuois." Gs bat 3eit III ans
iprltd gel,omlmeu, bis er i,t ieiu Mmt
bineinipud,s. Mls bies nber geihebeu
mar, ba ltellte es it'd heral,s, oab CT
ST: Ser srobet seitid,s;s,en Rerion-
lidfeiten geborte l,nS bies bilOete
nieoerunt eiueu 9e,peis haiiir, baB
Nmerifa, pelhes at Die BIeihbeit
aller Wenideu glal,bte, aud, oen ge.
rinsiten 8iirser sic b0diten Gbrel,
jlt letter bereit mar.
Mber 2iucolu mar uid)t nltr ei,t le-
benoer @eipeiS bai!ir, bab nIle 0ten=
iben gleid, geboreN ,paren. St glallbs
te an Sieien Grilnoiat. Gr perlieb
audi bieiem @lauben in einiafen
Borteu ausorltf, 10 ). 9. I'M Cont
lner 1864. als er al bas 166ite ohio
Hegimeut cine Mniprude belt.
Gr betunte suldhit bie Satiad,e,
Sab ser Siea 1T hieienl aonilift Sic
ie eroBe ltno ireie Heaierung, oie lin
g b II sfampie ieSermann sIeidc
Hehte 5,tseitebt" tiir INNER beieitie
gen tpiirnc. Sann iaetc er iolsenoes
Sen fan1pigeltGhlten Geteranen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12

Der @ebaufe. oab bie san;e irele
@elt nit Der bollduoiiden 9euolfe.
rlln9 fiihle uuo Su helieu beitrebt lei
Die Susevie,,re Der hondnbiihe,t
Re9ieruug rednen oamit, oas lie oic
SeiGe porlduiie iuitanh iese,t tor
nelt 6epcr Sic ld.hIte Slut eintritt.
bic unt 16. iSebruar s,t ertparten lit
Gabei iii Die Silie ser amerifauI-
idhen Sruppe.l bon srCBter gebei-
tlms ipie lie 'aaen. Saiienbe pcv
amerifani'd,eu Sploaten arbeiten mi.
hpll1noiiGeu arbeitern suIarnmea
Gag uub 9tadt al oeu idlimmiteu
Stellen. ltm oen 5ortihritt su BE-
idlernigen, iiuo amerifaniid)e Slug
sel,se oaueruo ,rnteuuegs, tint SanS.
idde herbeijl,idaiieu unb abjlnuer-
icn. @inc omerifaniid,e a6feilun1
benutt heionoere 9riifen, Sic feIt
nit Steiueu. Sano ,,no Shutt be.
laSe1 ii1o, iun sic 3eidbriide aus.
5uiiopIer. .
slber oie srobe sluisabe, Ser 9sore-
lee tpieher oas @eldnoe ST ertreiBen,
oas tic iid seholt bat, miro in Sol.
lanS ME GIT gnoc sebenL iolanee BORT
Meniten leben.
Samit besanuen ifon Die primiti.
ben frieiiihen Stdn,n,e Inn oas Sahr
400 por Gbriiti @eburt, ,I,,6 Die Mr'
belt bat nie auIsebOrt, oenn niel bon.
Spllano iii brdiidbIid, aus bent
Mtcere aeholt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-12

rSerseBt uub nitt, nlGt :,ur I'M
meinetlpillen ionoern eltrehpegel,
folaenoes: Sd, nehme Jest - seits
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Sauie Elm. Mber ib bin auh ser le-
benoe 3euse baiiir, baB eure ainoer
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sinn ieines 2ebensmeaes SIT &c
idihtIiher @roSc ein isarnler. ei,1
8potsmann aui SEM MiHiliippi
Strome, eiu SpIjfGIIer. ein Selomeis
ier, eilt SerfGuier in einern Gorilla.
ben 1,no ein GpItmeiiter III einen ieb.
fleireit GoItalnt tpdr.
als Nicnpln oieie fl,r5en Grfld.
rltngen bent Chic 9feaiment a6gah
batte lih oas arieasaliid StsunIte,,
Ser llnion sepeuoet. Sie Sflaueube.
freil,ns luuroe oerfiinoiat, 9incolu
beiano lid uu ser SGhe ieiner poli=
tiihen, aeiitisen lno littliben araft
Nber er mar ul,d, banlals bem Solte
oas er liebte ll:,o bem er pertraute,
feinesmegs entirelnbet. Sies gebDri
,u Den 6riinoen Ser beionoeren Sic.
be uub Sercbrltna, berer iid Sinccln
'itets inter ieinen 2d1osleitten Ct
Treut. Sic liebeu i'm mebr als ibre
anoercu ?tatiouolheloen.
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