Valued reader!                     In order to share some news with you, I must first take hold of my pen. Secondly, I want to report that we had a beautiful rain, but it was not enough. If it would just rain once for one or two days, but what is not can still be. We only […]

Valued Volksblatt Reader!                 A few lines from here again ready for you to read.                 Since last Friday we have had pretty good weather, nevertheless we still are not getting any rain. It appears almost as if it is not able to rain here…but hopefully it will happen sometime.                 Since my last writing,

Valued Reader!                 Since I have been invited to write, and can’t do anything because of the rain, I want to write you a few lines.                 Friend reader of Northrup probably thinks I am asleep, because I did not write after the rain on Good Friday. That is not so. After the rain I

Valued reader!                     For a long time there has been nothing here to hear about, but now I will grab my pen and write a few lines to The Volksblatt.                     At the present time it is terribly hot, and quite dry. Here and there some places have had a nice rain, but none has

Esteemed Reader!                 The reason I am reaching for my pen is that I would like to convey some news before it is forgotten.                 A few days ago, the rain subsided, and the sun came out again. One wishes the beautiful weather would stay, otherwise the roads will become totally unsurpassable, because one hears

I pick up my pen to share a few thoughts. I wish to make a few remarks to all the readers of the Volksblatt, and especially to the newspaper staff – a healthy and richly blessed year.                     The holidays are pleasantly here and they are and were really nice; also to have the visits

Valued Volksblatt readers.                 So much has been written in previous editions of the Volksblatt about duck and rabbit hunting that it almost gives one a migraine headache; so I will keep quiet about our hunting adventure, or else someone will tell a story that would be better than ours.                 The weather continues to

Dear Reader!                     A few lines from our corner of the world again to the Volksblatt that I know you would like to read; so I take my pen to send a few lines.                     Well, the elections are now over again, and therefore everyone knows where he stands. Those who lost are probably grumpily

Because it has been such a long time since you have heard from our corner of the world, I will send you a few lines.                 On the 2nd of this month, Mr. August Schelnick moved from Serbin to Thorndale. He shipped all of his belongings via train, and he and I travelled separately because

Dear Reader!!                     Must finally dig up some news from our corner of the world, or else the readers will think that the Warda Correspondent doesn’t exist anymore.  However, most probably the Walburg Correspondent will really be worried and he will wonder where I have been.  Well, I haven’t disappeared yet and I am still