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r. e. Crane. largest Keys land
owner. for $50, of four acres on
Key Largo; to Harold Sundvall.
226-D Poinciana place for SIPS,
land In Palm Villa, Big Pine Key:
and to Sundvall for $40 each, two
lots in Pine Crest, Big Pine Key:
to J.. B. Hartley, 225-D Poinciana
place, $50 for a lot in Pine Crest:
to Florence E. Torres, 1922 Grin
nell Street, for $50 a lot in Palm
Villa.
Robert A. Dion and John B.
Dion have made sales of land in
Grassy Key as shown by correc-
tive deeds recorded last week. The
first deed is from Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Dion TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Z. Wilmer, Of lots is through
Is. Grains Subdivision Of Grassy
Key. The second deed is from
John Dion to the Winners: lots is
through IS; The third is from Rob-
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Cato Real Estate Sells
XIV Property For S23,5OO

Mrs. Webster Lee Brainerd for
$751; the west half Of tract ten
in Edmonds Acreage Tracts.
DR.: and Mrs. Joseph j. Groom
of Miami have bought Is acres OF
land on Key Largo from Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Goldberg.
Seven tax certificates were is
sued to Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, s22
Fleming Street at $50 each, for
property she bought as highest
bidder at the Courthouse tax sale
on Monday. The property thus ac.
CURED by Mrs. Daniels Is all in
Palm Villa, Big Pine Key.
Other tax sales were made to
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ert Dion and his wife, to Mary E
Parrish, Marathon; for lots {
through IS, Grains subdivision.
Mr.. and MRS. Ernest r. Smith
have sold for $1,000 to William
B. ShesleY. an undivided one
half interest in 10 acres on Key
Largo.
The Smiths have sold an undi-
vided half interest in another
parcel TO Shsaley also. Shealey
has bought an undivided fwo.six.
teenths interests in $50 acres
held by ihe Smiths, the interest
being In the oil, gas and other
minferal rights Of that land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matey Thomas
have sold for 81 900 to Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. v. Formont, land at Lowe
Street and Ocean Avenue, Taver
nier Beach.
Lucy Z Lowe, widow has sold
for $500 to Hilario Ramos. 20I
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normal size TO eat Thompson
guests. A huge pantry and kiteh-
en-, utility room and powder
room complete The first floor Of
fhs mansion.
Decorated in subdued colors and
modified tm0dern furniture the
Thompson house is comfortable
and gracious.
Completed in 1912. Mrs. Thomp-
son said the KEY was originally
Just a small patch Of mari off the
boulevard.
Her husband had seawall built
then pumped in mari from the
ocean bottom TO create ''Islitan the
real namesof the place.
After letting that settle the
Thompsons were ready to build.
RUSSELL pancoast, Miami Beach
served as architect for the man.
sion. Landscape architects and in
terror decorators were employed
to finish the job.
The insular location Of the house
on It's seven acres Of mari gives it
more privacy than almost any
other place Ii Key West Only the
sound III planes from nearby Mea-
cham and the distant rumble Of
ears on The Boulevard bring Id the
outside world.
The second floor of the house
contains four bed rooms and four
baths. Servants quarters are over
the garage
Actually the house Is blend az
the sOlidity of a northern mansion
ia 4 tropical setting.
Native New Yorker Mrs
Thompson, perhaps with Hudson
River mansions il mind. has
caught some of that feeling in the
design Of her house A glance cut
any 0f the numerous window. how
ever, assures the visitor that Key
West Is the background, not TIE
hills sloping down IL the Hudson.
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The Thompson house planned for
tropical living and for large scale
entertaining Is IN tie grand man
ner.
Driving over a clirving wooden
bridge, reminiscent of 4 medieval
noat. | pulled into the spacious
driveway and before The large two.
story solid concrete house.
The entrance hall 81 she man.
sion tiled h large blocks 81
black and white. Il two stories,
with ! circular wrought iron and
brass stairway leading to the
four bedrooms and balcony Up
stairs.
A black Chinese screen in the
hallway with handearyed ebony,
mother Of pearl and IVORY points
up the white walls and black and
white tile floor Of the hall.
70 the west Of the entrance
hail Is the grand salon, 4 huge
room with French doors opening
on 70 The rolling green lawn.
with tho blue Atlantic beyond. A
huge fireplace. seldom used Is IN
the center az ere north WISH.
Mrs. Thompson said Thar the
house Is So ar tGshs that OH
eoelish days shs merely elcsas
ths windows ard keeps the chill
out.
OFF the living room IS a panel.
led ortagonal library and bar. And
III the EAR west side III the house Il
the most lived ii section, tie huge
sun porch With It's numerous win.
dows bringing ID the climate of
Key West, and tho red tile floor
adding Just a small Cuban touch.
Flsnktas Ire eass side 81 Tire
entrance hall Is tire formal din.
ING roem with rs pairseA Bloc
walls showing ) tropical scene,
end mahagenY chlons table
that has stretched eui twice lis
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Tax Certificates
Issued To Mrs.
Dorothy Daniels

Cato Real Estate and improve.
nnent Company made the largest
sale Of ihs week, $4,000 TO Sou.
thern Enterprises, Inc. which
has its offices at lIoI Eaton
Street, Key West.
The Cato company sold land at
the southeast corner of Grinnell
and Catherine Streets, together
with buildings and privileges.
Loren c. Troup sold TO Mr.. and
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DuYal Street, part Of the Virgil S.
Lowe subdivision in Big Pine Key.
She has also sold to the Strand
Theater Of Key West part Of the
same subdivision. for the same
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Blend OF Solid Northern
Construction and Tropical
SpIendor In Landscaping
BY SUSAN McAvoY
Pal Estate EdiInr

One of the shoWplaees of Key West, the Norberg
Thompson island and home, Isita off Roosevelt boue-
ward built for GOODNESS in and warmth in winter
Mrs. Thompson, widow Of Key Vests leading entire
preneur lives in the lovely West Indian Colonial house
with her daughter and son-in-aw Mr. and Mrs. Edward
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&c 90 81 cITIIEN
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Saturday. June u. 1889
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
Electric Illuminating Co.
konn neUe ErfoIge bUchen

Gleftrii ihcr 9:enit puroe felt ser
acrea Ssnpaiion o,i 10000 ncuc
@obltllnaen il, Morooit.Sbio ansac.
ocbnt. mic bon q Is. Sicntcn Mona,
ger fiir Gcrmorftung bel scr Glepe.
lonb electric illuminating So, nit
acteilt iplrhc. Gs lit sic lhncllite Na.
te bcS @adstllmS Scr Company, ,pas
0ohnlnsen anbclonst. Ser bisberiac
9odlltitanh fir cine Ycriobc non 80
Monatcn batiertc bon Gnbc 1947 bis
Siu,i 1850. Sn bicicr 3eit purOen
$1,000 Wtcter in 8ohnbGulern il,
oicicu @cbict initollicrt.
Sierton crflGrtc, mon ici ser s(ui.
ioiiilng, bob bicie 3inohme pcit
mebr als MIR cine 8ep0lferi,rss5u.
nohme reilcfticrt. Gon arDBercr Sc.
oeut,lna ici, bob Sic 3unabme Dor,
@obnb1uiern Sd,ritt bGlt nit benl
inouitricIlcu @ahstnm in, @cbict.
Gleoclono Morooit Clio. Sicnton
iddtte, oab Sic 3lnabmc bon 8obn-
bans .lictern bcoclltct, Oob Nprbolt.
Dim sic 9cpolfcr,,ua elmer Staot
bon 10000 icincu s(rbcitSfrGitcn
il, Sen lcttcn 81, SSohrcn bin5uiiigtc
Gr mud)tc 8epolfcr,lngsimihit'
tl1neen haiiir peronttportlif, pcrur.
iad)t burd, bie Mebanii iierl,ng Scr
Snl16mirtihait, Grh0huua Scr @c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

lust to tell you. that We
planned a Namenstag Gard Party
for February the 4th. p. III. at
W. S. Helm. We got all the prices
donated at the last meeting. This
is for the members with Namens-
tag from January. February.
March and April. Will you dear
sisters who have Namenstag i'll
these months please bring some
baked goods along.
March 4th is our 5lst .Anniver-
sary Banquet at 6 p. m. Every
member will receive a double post
card, one to reply to Your Sc
crctarv whether YOU will attend
or not. Please reply as soon as
possible. so that we should know
for how many people to prepare.
Next meeting is February lst.
+. Tischler, Sec.
p. 80
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
BY MARY ANN

First of all our thanks 60 to
Salem for the swell time shown
US last week.
Has anyone learned the rest OF
the words to certain song? It
seems on the way home from
Salem this song was sung every
SO often but was never finished
Don't forget about bowling at
2:5O every Sunday at Play Nor
Lanes. A bowling tournament is
being held III March and any
Junior who would like to bowl
should come down on Sundays,
The older folks are also well
coined to bowl.
We are sorry to hear that Bob
Fucker will be leaving next week
for the army. Good luck to you
Bob. and we hope to see YOU
around again real soon.
February II is the date of the
next meeting at 7 30 p. III. at the
East Side Sachscnheim. Follow
ing the meeting there will be
Square dancing, and a certain
person should be very happy. SO
put on Your dancing shoes and
get in the fun.
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burtenrate unS cine reihlibe Dtpnge
inonitricller Yoiteu fit bic fd,uel(a
9cpolfcrimsssunabmc Iie esauntis
Mating So. pie aud, anoere intereIs
iierte Sirncn inS Iaenturcr icielt
in sen lcsten 3tpci sSsabrcn beiircbt
aepeIcn, Ssnpeitorcn 81, iniorn'ieret
iibcr sic @elcgenhcitcn, ns.G,c bad
8ebict ibncn im Saubsat b:etet.
lleber $4,000 nel,e @chnbali'ef
ieicn lestcs Sabr lit Norboit.Nbio bet
aunncn ODER poIlenbet ,pprben, unt
GlepclonSs s(rbeitSfrditc bon 65O,i
600 Wtann lmterSrbrinacn. SdloH
Slnssmciic sos, 100000 in illbd
itric carGrpaniion in Sic icm So1f
perbc sluipcnolng bon iueitereit
$150,00O,000 iiir goDnbausbal
sur 'Splae hobcn.
Iic 5pricbuna hGtte ergcbcn, fagfe
Sienton. oaB fir ie 1000 in Scr los
falcn sSnouItrie neliaeihaiicne slr4
bcitspoitcn cin Marft iiir l,uacidba
700 meitere @obnl,ngcr geId)af!en
,piro. .@enn sic 8obnllngs~Grpons
lion nit ser inol,itriellen Grpaniiop
Shritt b1lt, tonne NcroIt-Shio pei>
tcrbin slniprltdJ baral,f crbeben. sic
Bette Gage in Ser Station" su 'cins
no mau lpobaen, cine Sanilic grillla
6cn, lm0 arbciten fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
Sieben Mussnuhmen
segen Atomonsrife

@oihinston. -- Tic Sid,erbcitsbe.
horoe hat ein Yroaramm BON iieben
Iunftcn iiir oen Sd,us ser 9tation
scacn sltomanariiic pprscid)lasen.
cSn ihrcm bcm HrGiiOenten Sri,.
n,an lntcrbrciteten 8eridt iagte iie:
,@ir miiiien INNER cine ecniigenbe
0iudt iiir sic slnuebr lnS bic Ser
aeltlng bcrcit habcn, Ole cinem sln'
srciicr ST. irsenoeincr 3cit er Iolarcib
cntacgcntrctcn fam. bie CT iiir ielnen
Shlag ,uGhlen mag"
Scr NSHB iiberldBt in bem 8e'
rid,t sic ciacntlihen militariiher
Mai,noblncn bcu StreitfrGitcn 1nS
lr;omet ieinc bcionbcrc NuImcrfiam.
fci nen YIGuen. Bic mcicntlid)e Ero'
auftion unS Die apeicntliben Ticnita
ser Ncgicrllna al,d) inter einem bcrI
artiacn slngriii auiredt SIT erbalten.
vGie 9ereiti6ait lit Oas bette Wtit.
tcl, bon einem &riea ab3uifreden".
iagt ser geriht. n8ir miiiien ,ns
inlncr Dor slu9en halte,t Sab bie
ihlaabcreite St6rfe scr II. g. ouf
Sabre binous ser srpbc Iaftor stui.
ihcn bcm &reml ,mo Ser Groberllng
scr @clt it,"
Iic gchorbc ,pnrbc Dor Sabren CT.
riMtct. 1m, abacIehcn bon Den mi.
litGriiclen 0taBnabncn, Hldne fiir
oic Sihcrbcit bes Sanoes 81 entwer.
icn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
LoRAlN, OHIO
SECTION s

The final on the election of Of
ficers for the year 1853 of the Lo-
rain Singing Society is as fol-
lows: President. Michael Kirsch-
ner; Vice President, Bill Schnei-
der: Secretary, Wilhelmina
SCHNEIDER; Fin. Secretary, Adeline
Wagner; Treasurer, Betty Wa
lesch: Librarian. Andy Schobel,
and Director, Robert Canon. The
annual dinner for installation OF
the new officers will be held Ian.
3lst at 6 p. II. in the basement of
the Saxon Club.
We would like to shout our
praises to the Sky for the little
orchestra that is forming in Our
Singing Club. The members of
the grand little group are: Elsa
and John Loboel. Andy Schobel
and Henry Franks. Ii we are all
good members we may have the
privilege of dancing to their mu-
sic on the 5lst.
We would also like to wish Mr..
Miller, who has been in the ho-
spital for rupture operation, a
speedy recovery.
Don't forget our Spring Concert
and please try to attend all the
practices from now on.
w. SCHNEIDER. Sec.
p %.
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Sombl,re. - ;sait ,1nbemerft bon
ser ocutidcn Seiientlidfcit bat iid
all6 in 9euti1lano cin nerer 3meig
ser d)emiiden Snouitrie beraugebil-
BET, Ser fir Sic sufiinitiae Gntmid.
Illug scr Gbcmiepirtihait bon ,ucit.
tragenbcr 9cNcutllrg 81, iperOcn pcrs
iprid)t sic GetrosGbemie. Sen
ld,cn belte crrcid,tcu beod)tlid)cn
Stono ibrcr Gntnifllne pcrbanft
sic Tctrp-G Ghcmic elmer Dor ollcnl in
ncn II. g. q. gcleiltcteu iutcnliocn
Noridungsarbeit. sic fiir Grbol lnS
GrheaS neuc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fcitcn crihlicbt. I'm sic Sabrbl,noert.
ipcnoc ,rar Seuhtpetrclcim nod Nas
SauptprpSuft ouS Grbol eepeicu,
uno fam, icnonb hoftc baran, cs
oils MobItoif iiir Gbcnlitalicn 81. pcr'
lpcn0en.
.SnSpiidcn obcr tpurben mehr ols
$500 hcmiihe Erooufte oui Scr
9olis Grool llno Groaas cntlpidelt
unN ouI sen Morft ecbroht. &unlt'
itoiie lno &l1nltbar5e itcllcn cines
ser gr0Btcn slbiatgcbicte iiir Gbenll.
folien aus grS0l lmo Grbaas bar.
Sic perbriinaeu in slnebmcnoen
Mabe sic iriibcr nci itperwcnoeten
nnS tclrcn Notl,rproblftc. Cine
fiir,Iirf, III IiiIicIbnrf ueSciatc &u1it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
HoIIaendische
FIuecht|inge in
bundesrepub|ik

@onn q. g. - Nus bcm &C.
ianenis in @rcSo in Soaano iino
,pubreno scr @cibnohtsicie lie.
bcn Suftlinae ousgebrofen, habcn
NIT Silic toaGnoiid,er Scliershelicr
lit 2raitmascu sic orlttih- bollGnoiife
@rcn5c crrci;bt lmo bieic oann ln9c.
binoert iibcridrittcn. @dbreno elmer
Der sSliihtlinge bon beutid,en 9eb0r.
bcn inbaiticrt iperbcn fonntc, iino sic
iibrigcn nod INNER nid)t ul,igeiln-
ocn aDur6cn
SSn alslonSiitcn Seitl1neen lit sic
Bebauptl,ng auigeitellt norbcn, Sic
Saitlinae icieu bon elmer oeutihen
ltntcrarunogri,ppe beireit ,poroen.
Sic bcutihcn @cborOen bobcn bieie
@tclouna cncreiid, bementiert; lie
habcn boriiber binouS fotcgpriid, CT
flIrt. iic hdttcn feircrlei slubaltss
punfte iiir bos Gorbauoenieil elmer
icId}en Observation-Disclosures Ser
Sberbunbesampalt hot niientlid, So.
rnnt aebctsn. ibm bas Niateriol Sll'
ainalid) SIT n,ahcn, olli bas lid, Sic
3citllngeu bel ibrer Melbuua itiiten.
Sic bcl,tiben 9ehorben, 10 miro
l,rS bon bcionberer Seitc mitgeteilt,
iino an alien Ginaen intereliiert, sic
ihnct bcbiliIid, ieiu fonncn, sic 9il.
olu,9 bon llntcr9rllnoor9anIlo lotloncn
iu ucrbinNcru pber ettpn bercits be-.
Itebcnoe illeaole Sraaniiationeu nit
allen acIeslihcn MittcIn sl scritorcn.
Ser 9lnoespru ioent lmo ser @lu.
hesfanSler. sic Heaierlmgcn lmb
GarIamcute ser @unbesrepubIif bn.
ben INNER 1picbcr barn,li bingeDie.
len, bab lie ben nel,en Stnat oui ser
@rllnolngc bcs Med)tcs ouihnmen mol
lcn ,lrh bab iic lid, bcmiibe,L Sic
Sunbesrepublif sll einen1 porbilbli.
fen Mchtsitaat SIT mnd,en. @croSc
,peil sic hel'tlhen 8cborben pcii,lih
a,lT Sic Snnebaltilng Ser 9ichts,
arlnbIGtc ad)tcn, mic piclIad) beiplc-
icn lplrbe. miiiien iic ben &ormilrf il.
legaler Sonollln9eu bcl,ticbcr Staats-
hiirNcr Damn olS bciouocrS peinli1
empfiuocu. ,uenn bieIcu &orlpiirIcn
allem Anihein nod ieOe @rlnblasc
Icblt.
@ei ser llntcrlldlna bcs norlie.
9cnben Sales, hie nit oQcr Gucraie
betriebcn ipirS, iinb Sic beutiden 9c.
borNen ourh bie Satiabe bcbinocrt,
bab iid, Sic @eircilnsSaftinn III ci.
uenl hcllGnoilbcn @eiGnanis ercia'
nctc, boi; nah snaabcu Sic hpllan'
oii:bcn @eborocn bie Seller ,mo Bic
GraitWoscn boIlGnNiid)cu llriprlnas
,pnren unh oab bon bel,tlhcr Scitc
aus nidlt ieiteeitellt lpcrben funn, ,pie
cS sen Tiiftlinaen ,aclinacn fnmntc,
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
THE ACENDA CLUB OF
TEUTSCH. LUTH CHURCH

The merry din OF our wonder
full Nmas Party still echoes after
these many weeks. 1t is that kind
OF good fellowhsip plus the iun
and laughs, that crate klnSt1p.
meeting on common ground OF
which there is but one level. The
officers were we'll rewarded for
their efforts by the wonderful
turn out and the good time every
one had. We were pleasantly sur
prised bv the visit OF Ruddv
Haupts brother and sistcrin-laW.
Violet and Bill of Illinois who
were vacationing here. Auntie
Violet made the Haupt kids
mighty happy when she won the
grand prize donated by John
Schneider. clever recreation
tecter-totter. 1t nearly caused a
riot in Haupt's back ward the next
dav. Ami Schuster was the lucky
cal to get the other prize given
bv lin Savage. 1t was NICE to
see Kav Schustcr out i'll the So
cial whirl again and she is as
witty as ever. Helen Lindeman
was back again with that same
sparkle after a long temporary
absence.
And so down to the business OF
the new wear. Sunday January
25th at 500 p. m the new officers
elect will be duly installed. They
are:
President: Jim Savage:
Vice President: Geo. Miller:
Rec. Sec: Margie SCHNEIDER:
Treasurer Ruddv Haupt:
Serg.-at-Arms: Clarence Hoif-
master:
Reporter: Marie Sperie:
Auditors: Ennis Barbour. Bill
Gerlin and John Schneider:
We can go anywhere, providing
we 60 forward.
\ great deal of talent is lost
for the want OF little Courage.
NJ. Sperie.
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the election of officers with the
results as follows:

the election of officers with the
results as follows:
President: Helen Wolff:
Vice President: Elsie Binder ::
Secretary: Lillian Brugemeier
Treasurer: Kaye Eaton;
Reporters: Elsie Koncal
Chaplain: Kay Molnar;
Altar Chairman: Kay Burtz-
laender:
Baby Fund: Louise Parge:
Sunshine Chairman: Elsie kon-
cal:
We wish the new officers good
luck and hope they will carry on
the work begun by the retiring
officers and do as we'll.
Two new prospective mem
bers were at the january meet
ing - Louise Kicfer Can old
member returning) and Edna
Zicgler. The Mar-Lu hopes to
see them at future meetings and
welcomes them most heartily.
Congratulations are III order
for the two new babies. The Ed
wards Binders recent V welcomed
Laura Marie and the Paul Weirs
have an new son. May God bless
the new babies and their parents
and grant them much happiness
III the future.
Since there is much to be taken
care Of we have decided to hold
meeting on February 10th. The
mceing will beginn promptly at
500 p. m. since Rev. Noellm has
consented to show as. the movies
OF his European trip after the
meeting. Also. we will have in
stallation of officers at this meet
ing.
The time and place of our An
nivcrsarv Thcatrc-Dinner-Pa Party
will be decided upon at this meet
ing. We have a very good COM
mittcc working on this project
SO YOU see - YOU had better be
in the Church Basement on Fe-
bruarv 10 if YOU want to get IN
on all the things that are happen
ing. We certainly had AL enthu-
siastic and talkative bunch OF
girls at the last gathering. If this
peppincss continues | am sure
the Mar-Lu will have a success
i,A year in 1888.
Don't forget the February 10th
meeting
Sec YOU there.
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kunststoffe aus ErdoeI und Erdeas

Cptif rno Jcinmcdlanif, int gol,tpe.
len llno 1T Ser Sd)iifahrt, in ser 81.
ienbobu lrno I'M 9raftiabr5eua, bel
Spielwarcn uno i,l sobaoien @eaen.
ltanoen ,,nieres tGeliden @ebraud,es.
ytit lpclcler Gerbreitl,na pon
aunititoiicrscl,gniiien man oid) in
Scutidllono in Sufl,nit rcGnet. aeht
aus elmer gut ilnOierten iahliden
&uralsifGtlns herpor. Sic iiir Die
nGd)iten fiiniSia Sabre cine Stcise-
ring bes 9unltitoiibeOarfs lint Oas:
25iod,e iiir Sur6aus m0slid, bGlt.
9ie 8cltcriel,al,ua bon aunititoifen
hat III eincln geraoc5u pbantaltilden
Scmpo sllacnonmen, iuie Die nah'
iolgenocn 3ablcn scigcu:
1888 10000 Tonnen !
1900 10000 Sounelt !
1915 100000 Spnncn J
1851 100000 Sonnen
9eipnScrs ocutlid ,uirb sic itcti9
iteigcnbe Notwithstanding Scr
alulltitoiIe bel eil,em @ergleid) nit
Scr Groouftion bon gsihteiienmc-
tuaen, ser mcacn bcs 9criraen ipe-
siIiidlcn 8etpihtes ser auuititoiic lit
Halmmcnacn crToleen nIllb. sSnt
Sabre 1850 betrua Die Haun,menge
in MiIlionen aubifnctcr bcim 3inf
0.3, bel gle i0.17, BET 3inn O,O24,
bel aupIcr' O3, bel aluminium O.59,
insgeiamt fir ale Mtetallc 1.3S Nfil.
lioncn Gublfmeter. GIT 8llnitItoiicn
ipurOcn int 9leidcn Sabr ia Mi(.
lionel, aihifmctcr cr5el,gt. Tie ner-
iiisbare G,nitItoiimenae iibertriiit
Scn,nod, bicicnisc ser cinielncn Me.
tallc bel pcitcm llnh crrcid,t ia It be.
ieni9e Der tpid,tigereu 9untmetalle
ltnb bcs slllmminillns suiannteuge.
npnlncn.
Sln ser Spite ser &unitItoiierScu.
gllng itehcn nod lpie Dor sic II. g.
u. nit $4,000 Spnucn int Sabre
1851. Sebch bercits an slpcitcr Stcl.
lc itcbt @citbciltidlanb NIT 10000
Sonncn, aeioIgt bon @roBbritannien
nit 100000 Sonncn. Samit hat
@eItNcuti id,lanb 1T Der 9lnIftofier.
Scugltng icine iriibcre Sorrongitcl.
llmg in europa 5uriidacwcnue,t.
Nud) aui onocrcn ipid)tiaen @cbic.
tcn Scr Gctrohcmie gilt cs, Sen &ors
inr,un Sps 0I,s(nuAS nIi,lihnIe,t.
Sfcn hctuc bot sic 9ctrodentie BET
ser ScrItcalng bon GhemieIoicrn.
bon ipntbctiihem @llmmi, pon Hcl.
niauuasmittcln ,mb lanbmirtlhaItll'
d,cn Gbeuifalien iotple ciner aan5cn
Meibc wcitercr Yrobuftc cincn StanO
crreid)t, ser ielblt bie fiibnlten er.
portln9en. sic at iie 9cfl,iipit mer'
ocn, bcrcd)tigt crideincn labt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-22
SAXON VETERANS
By FRED

At our meeting on January l.
we had A fair attendance and ma
nv items OF interest were brought
up by the members. Our weekly
Polka dances are going along III
a fine manner, thanks to the good
committee work that is being
done. On Saturday January "a.
we are presenting frankie Zeltz
and his band at the Sachsenheim
Ballroom 7OOl Denison Ave.
A tentative date has been set
for Our Cleveland Barons hockey
party and that is February 2S.
More about this at our next meet
ing which will be on February ..
1t has been decided to supply
the bar rom with new furniture
A meeting with the Board OF Di-
rectors will come first to discuss
the terms of our proposal.
A new step ladder was voted
for Dale Monday to assist him
when changing the lettering on
our outdoor sign.
On January 25 at 3 90 p. m. the
Cleveland West Juniors are hav-
ing a card party. There will be
door prizes and refreshments. The
door prizes will be IS Cents.
Congratulations to the proud
parents. Hilda and Paul Weir. on
the arrival of their s pound lC
ounce baby boy.
Attention! There will be
meeting Of Officers at s p. m
February a, 1888. This is All inn
portant meeting. Please be pre-
sent.