davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1902-04-09
KENT COUNTY ALMSHOUSE
ENDS A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE POOR HEAR
EXCELLENT REPORTS OF INSTITUTION.
rres'uent stevenson, of Smyrna, and 0verseer
ArOn Receive Hearty COngratuatious-Iu-
teresting Services Held In Chapel.

No public institution in the county
is OF so much Importance as the Kent
County Almshouse, and yet none is
less known by the public at large.
Beautifully situated IN the Seventh
Representative District, about two
miles from Wyoming, it is an or
nament to the surrounding country.
The ground comprising the almshouse
property is farm of 352 acres. The
land is in high state of cultivation,
and yields large crops. 1t is well set
in fruit, 200O peach trees having been
set out during the past year. The
farm is we'll supplied with buildings
large and commodious residence for
the overseer, two three-stOry build
ings for the inmates, besides numer-
Gus barns and stables for the stock and
the housing of provender. The gen
eral appearance of the farm indicates
that the overseer thoroughly under
stands his business, the grounds being
well kept, neat and clean, while the
buildings and fences are either painted
or whitewashed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27

Blanche Hills, two popular members
Of the younger society set, are visiting
in jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. 8. O. Green and Miss Annie
Hart Of Henderson, Ky. are the guests
Of Mrs. l.. A. Washington, of West
Broadway.
Miss Evelyn Walker left Christmas
evening for Dyersburg, Tenn, where
she will spend q portion of the Christ
mas holidays.
Colonel Edward o. Leigh, Of Frank
forth in the city TO spend few days
Colonel Leight is looking well, and is
as great a politician as ever.
Miss Msrgie Crumbsugh and Miss
Anne Boswell are the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Ms. Walker in Dyersburg, Tenn.
from a visit to Dyersburg, Tenn.
Mrs. Henry weissinger and children
of Louisville are spending the holt
days with the family of Captain
George o. Hart Of jefferson street.
Mr.. Douglas Bagby returned home
this week from the louisville College
of Pharmacy and will remain during
the holidays. Mr.. Bagby is leader
of the younger society set and has a
host Of friends to welcome his return.
Hon. James H. barley, of Spring
field, Ill, is visiting his nephew, Attor-
ney Alban Barkley. The visitor is q
distinguished man, and grand chanoel-
lor for the Knights of Pythias in ILL
nois. He is q former adjutant general
Of the state.
Miss Lillian Lancsster-Miss Flo
ra May Clark Of Psducah-who is
starring this year in MAN to Man !"
played q weeks engagement in Gin
cinnsti this week, and an excellent
picture Of her was in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and she is receiving much
complimentary mention.
Mr.. Henry orme, already known as
a poet and song writer even beyond
local bounds where his clever work
is much appreciated, has lately at
tempted something of higher and
more ambitious order. The oratorio
that will be rendered rs an especial
service at the First Christian church
next Sunday evening was composed
and arranged by Mr.. Orme, and will
greatly add to the lsurels already
won by the versatile young writer.
The music is by Prof. W. G. Dodd an.
other talented Psducahan, by adop-
tion. Mr.. orme will also, be one of
the solvists in his Grafton on Sunday
evening.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

For Christmas and New Year holt
days the Illinois Central railroad CON-
pany will sell round trip tickets to all
points on Its Southern lines, to all
points on the ST. Louis division be-
tween Psducah and st. Louis, to all
points on the Y. and NJ. V. r. R., to
points on connecting lines east of the
Mississippi river and south of the
Ohio river, Cairo to Cincinnati in
elusive, and ON and south of the O.
and o. Ry., Cincinnati TO Washington
inclusive, and to all points on these
lines north of the Ohio river within
200 miles of Paduoah at one and one
third fare for the round trip. Tickets
to points on Southern lines and st.
Louis division to be sold December 80,
"a, rs, 80 and 81 and January 1, linn
tied to January 3 to return; and to
other points on the Northern lines of
this company, on December "a, 20 and
81 and January /, good returning un-
til January 2.
In addition TO the sale of excursion
tickets as explained above, reduced
rates will be in effect from Decem-
Der IS TO 30, inclusive, at one and
one-third fare for the round trip. to
points in the same territory south
of the Ohio river and from Decem-
Der IL togo, inclusive, north Of the
Ohio river, to teachers and students
who present certificates signed by su-
perintendents, principals or presi-
dents of schools or colleges; such
tickets to DO good returning until
January 8.
J. t. DONOVAN, Agent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27

lanta, Mr.. Travis HUFF OF Atlanta, Mr..
Lewis Dixon Knight Of Oarterville,
Mr.. Robert Jones Of Csrterville, Mr..
Paul Jones of Cartersville, Mr.. Ruohr
Pryor of Cartersville. The bride will
wear charming creation of white
chiffon over white satin and will car
ry lilies Of the,valley, which costume
will emphssize.her sparkling brunette
beauty very effectively. The maid Of
honor, who is mos. attractive and
quite pretty. will wear white and car
ry American beauty roses.
Mr.. Flournoy will be accompanied
from here by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Flournoy, Mrs. Z. e. Ellis, Mr.J. O.
Flournoy and Mr.. W. +. Bradshaw, JI.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party will leave for Paduosh where
Mr.. and Mrs Flournoy will be at home
to their friends on January /.
MRS. RUBEL'S GARD PARTY.
Mrs. Louise Rubel entertained the
Euohre club on Friday afternoon In
especial honor OF Mrs. Edward Hess of
Louisville and Mrs. Samuel Newman,
Of Milwaukee. IL was very pretty
compliment and . delightful ooca-
sion. The house was effectively dec
Grated with holly and other Christ
mas greens and looked most attractive.
There were four tables OF euohre and
the prizes were especially pretty. The
guest prize was won by Mrs. Samuel
Newman, of Milwaukee, and the visit
or's prize by Mrs. NJ. Livingston. Mrs.
Herman Friedman won the first club
prize, and Miss Mamie Dryfuss the
second club prize, the third club prize
was won by Mrs. Rubel and presented
to Mrs. Edward Hess OF Louisville.
Delightful refreshments were served
during the game, and an elaborate lun-
oheon at the close. The guests were /:
Mesdsmes Samuel Newman OF Mil
waukee. Edward Hess of Louisville,
David Levy Of st. Louis, NJ. Livingston,
Sol Dreyfus, Belle Well, l. Nauheim,
Herman Friedman, Louis Levy, will
Levy, r Burgauer. Miss Irma Heoht,
Mamie Dryfuss. Lille Bodenheimer
Irene Sohwab.
A PIE AsANT OCCASION.
Mr.and Mrs. A. L. Joynes entertain
ed the employees of the East Tennessee
Telephone company on Christmas day
from 8 to o p. m. at their home on
South Fourth street with q delightful
reception and banquet.
The house was attraotively decorate
d in holly, mistletoe. smilax and palms.
All the table decorations and appoint
ments emphasized the color effect of
red and green and were unique de-
signed Of the telephone idea. It was
q graceful act Of kindly interest on
the part of the popular manager and
his wife and was q most enjoyable oc-
cNlton.
CLUB MEETING.
Mrs.J. O. Flournoy Is the hest of
the Magazine club this afternoon en-
tertaining most charmingly at her
home at Broadway and Seventh. The
rooms are attractiveiy decorated with
holly and Christmas reens. scrib-
ner' Century Cosmopolitan. Lelit-
tells Living Age and Forum are the
magazines Gown for discussion. An
neoiAl feature Of the meet,Rais the
~ I'll wv ~
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27
ABOUT PEOPLE

ABOUT PEOPLE
Miss Beulsh Reddick is visiting in
Murray.
Miss Mary Boswell 10 visiting In
Evansville, Ind.
Mr.. VIM. sohauf, of Boynton, Ark. ,is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. John Sheppard, of Clinton, ID
visiting Contractor BIT. Davis.
Miss Elizabeth Sinnott and Mr..
Joe sinnott are visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Beeler and children, of
Louisville, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Hal Taylor, of Louisville, is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs, George o. Thomp-
son.
Mr.. L. L. Bebout has returned from
Marion, KY, where he spent the holt
days.
Miss Lillian Rudy left last night
for Jacksonville. Fla, for month 4
visit
Miss Joy Davis of Morganfield was
the guest of Miss Irene Scott this week
for few days.
Mr.. Douglas Nash of st. Louis, spent
Christmas with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs NIB, Nash.
Miss Teddie Key of ..Mayheld, is the
popular guest of Miss Ida Leake Of
South Fifth street.
Mrs. Charles Richardson has re-
turned from q witt to Mrs. Harry Tan
dy in Frankfort,K Ky.
Mrs.C. e. whitesides left this week
for Columbus, Ind. to spend the holt
days with her parents.
Mr.. Frank Boone left this week fol-
Little Rock to spend Christmas with
his brother, Mr. Joe Boone.
Mr.. Arthur Y. Martin, the popular
young attorney, is hunting bear In
Mississippi this Christmas.
MIR. Jesse Baird, and wife, Of Hen
derson, are visitingiMr and Mrs. T.w
Baird. the formers parents.
Mrs. r. +. Haynes and Miss Pear
Cook, of Marion, are visiting Mr.,
Charles Cook, the photographer.
Miss Anna Webb Of Washington
City, is the guest of her sister Mrs
Robert Phillips for the christmas hol
idays.
MraJ.H. Shelley Of Dallas, Texas
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Victor voris, left this week fol
81. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G.Givens have re
turned fEsp Evansville, where the,
IolD Of Mr. Civ
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27

event and was attended by numb er
Of Paducah people. Miss Evelyn Walk
or, Miss Anne Boswell and Miss Mar
gle Crumbaugh, left Christmas night
to be there for the occasion, and
Messrs. Edwin Wilson, Herbert Hsw-
kins, John Sherwin and DR.. LIB. How
ell went down yesterday.
A CHRISTMAS FAMILY REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. Will weaks enter
tanned with Q reunion of the wesks
family at their pleasant home on
West jefferson street on Christmas
day. There was . Christmas tree in
the morning and an old:time Christ.
mas dinnersat noon. The guests in
cluded 81 members of the weaks fam
lily, and the occasion was most de-
lightful.
BOX PARTY THIS AFTERNOON.
Mrand Mrs. Joseph L. Friedman
are entertaining with a delightful
box party for eight couples at The
Kentucky this afternoon compliment
tary to their nephew, Master Leo
Keller, who is at home for the Christ
mas holidays. The party occupies two
boxes.
OPEN HOUSE ON
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Mr.Abrsm We'll kept open house on
Christmas day and entertained his
host Of friends in his usual whole :
souled. hospitsble fashion. II was
one Of the pleasant occasions of the
day, and many called.
CHORAL SOCIETY
DIsBANDS FOR HOLIDAYS
There will be no meeting of the
Choral Sociey until the first Monday
night in January.
THE COMING WEEK.
The Cotillion club will give a dance
on Wednesday evening.st the Palmer
house.
Miss Eelen Decker will entertain
with an informal dance one night next
week.
The United Daughters Of the Con.
federacy will meet with Mrs. James
Roger, Jefferson street on Friday sf-
ternoon $3.50 o'clock, January 2.
Mrs. d. @. Murrell will give Part II.
of her European trip and there will be
other features Of interest. II is urged
that every member try and be present.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27
KILLING AT HENDERSON.

Henderson, Dec. 27--In . drunken
brawl here Albert Butler, an Illinois
Central brakeman. shot and killed
Ohas soiper Butler surrendered to
Il cod - n nora o. 1ail.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27
aIsTmAs SEEK's PLEASURE.

RIsTmAs SEEK's PLEASURE.
fhile the wc't seems singularly
faiet to Judge froH casual glance at
lshe social record. 10 has been anything
but dull one. Everyone has been
too busy helping santa CLAUS to cele-
brate either IN their own homes or
>. elsewhere to give . thought to any
formal entertaining or TO miss 1t. In
fact, the week has been crowded with
those family reunions, informal gath
erings, Christmas trees, and the round
Of social visits, that make Paducah
90 especially delightful at this time,
and causes every one TO rejoice that
with all her airs and asp irations 60
be q second clsss city at Christmas
time she Is o child again In her
pleasures, and the charm and the init.
macy Of village life where every one
knows each other and rejoices with
each other is repeated again. Next
week we may swing round into So
oiety and become "smart set" once
more. for there are already some enter
tAinments announced and sevefal"pr
babilities," but it will not have the
lame charm ~ Of this week.
The younger society set will doubt
less enjoy life to the fullest during
the coming week, - many are at home
Cor the holidays, and they wish to make
the most of these holidays before
school once more calls them back.
"DETAILS OF THE FLoURNoY.
0HE1 gEDDING.
Fsdding OF Mr.. David MoCaw
" Of this city and Miss Laura
kughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Sam.
Tones Of Cartersville, Ga, WI
hoe at the brides home "Rose-
~ ASte1hife, ON the evening
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-27

NlSHv the feast in every home,
6how that Christmas and its cheer
les all places far and near.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
EeIInn.shIp and Old Times.

Fellowship was the subject as
signed to :. W. Scarle. of Davenport.
who told of the effect of the press Of
the three cities in promoting feel
ing of fellowship locally and general
~. w. +. Eastman. of Moline. re
spondcd to the subject odd Times"
telling a number of amusing incidents
and ending by reading verses written
and ending by reading verses offered
by Paul hersch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
Fables" by MIR. AIDE.

To George AIDE. whose stories have
delighted the thousands and whose
opera ''The Sultan of Sulu." has more
recently added to his fame. was as
signed his favorite topic" Fables" Mr..
AIDE spoke happily of the occasion,
indulging i'm number of humorous
shafts at his associates from Chiea-
go. explaining that he was not pres
ent as a war hero He said that
nevertheless he felt that he could
enter into the spirit of such an an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02

Has strange mysterious influence
on the human system. Brings per
sonal influence, subtle force, will
power, stamina. 1t charms the hui
man mind. That's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. T. II. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
Golden Rule In Governments.

Resolved, That we will continue to
stand and work for union in His
name, the application of Christ's prin-
ciples of peace and righteousness in
all earthly government through di-
rect legislation of the people gov
erned by the golden rule.
"Resolved, That any person inter
ested in or desiring to become one of
the '144,O00' is requested to contrib
ute the sum of one dollar or more an
nually to the Lords fund for carry
ing on this work"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re
fuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
WANTS WAR TO END
United Christian Party Asks for
Settlement of Differences
With FiIipinos.
APPEAL TO BRITIsH-BoER LEADERS
Success of Party at the Polls i'm
1912 is Pre-
dicted.

The members of the united chris
tan party in general conference at
Black Hawk inn completed their bus
mess yesterday by the adoption of
the following resolutions:
I'VE reafTirm our national platform
of 1900. Remembering the words of
our Divine Master, Thou shalt love
thy neighbor as myself we deprecate
the prolonged war waged by the Unit
ed States army in the Philippine is
lands, and urge upon congress and
the national administration the i'm
mediate settlement of all differences
with the Filipinos by arbitration in
the spirit of Christ, without further
bloodShed.
I'VE also emphasize our grief at
the cruel conflict between the chris
tian British nation and the christian
republics of South Africa. and earn
estly appeal to the leaders of both
sides, i'm the name of common human
ity and for the glory of Christ, 10
agree speedily upon terms of pcrma-
nent peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
Commuters Efforts Approved.

I'VE approve of the efforts of our
lis 1ii,000' persons as active sup
porters of this movement and urge
upon all whom the Holy Spirit shall
inspire to ally themselves at once
with this work; and we hereby deSig-
nate the Iif,OOO' as the propaganda
list agents and fduciary factors of
the united christian party.
I'VE recognize the fact that the jun
Tor citizens of today will be the voters
of tomorrow. and we therefore rec
ommend the active agitation of our
principles among the youth of our
nation and the world.
I'VE hereby call national and an
international assembly to meet in st.
Louis. Mo-. L. :. A.. on . 1903,
during the progress of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition, or. if the date
of such exposition he deferred, then
the time of meeting of our interna-
tional assembly shall be deferred to
conform thereto. TO this gathering
christian citizens in general are cor
daily invited. One purpose of the
national section of this assembly
shall be to nominate christian candi-
dates for president and vice presi-
dent of the United States and To
adopt a memorial to the nations of
the earth touching the setting up OF
the literal kingdom of Christ in the
earth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
OuSec1eaniI1g
Time is Here

And with it comes
much work and worry
for the housewife. But
it can be greatly light
ened by the use of
good broomS, brushes
| and numerous COM
pounds now on the
market to make work
easier. Shields has a
stock Of these goods
that is complete in
every line and at the
usual low prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02
Gimme of Capital Needed.

CnAnEe OF SaplJal Neeueu.
"Recognizing the rapid westward
march of our national population, we
forsec the imminent necessity for the
permanent relocation of the capital
of the United States i'm Il more central
spot. convenient alike to east, west,
north and south. y locality peculiar
" fitted by Providence for such pur-
pose we believe to be the tract of
land owned by the national govern
ment, known as Rock Island. now oc-
cupied as an arsenal, compassech by
the tri-cities of Rock Island, Daven-
port and Moline. and surrounded by
the waters of the greatest river of
the nation; and we hereby indorse
Rock Island as the place for reloca-
ton of the national capital and
pledge ourselves To promote this en-
terprisc. We hope. in fruition of this
purpose, to hail the day when the ar
sCnal swords shall be beaten into
plowshares and Gts) spears (and
gunS) into pruning hooks and when
the white buildings of the nations
christian capital shall displace the
grim magazines of war. We hereby
authorize our national executive COM
mittee to draft. circulate and present
suitable memorial to congress Gov
ering this idea.
we confidently look for the uni
versal success of the united christian
party in the national election of 1872,
at which time a christian president
will, we trust, be selected to assume
the duties of chief executive as a
christian. pledged to administer his
office in the name and spirit of Jesus
of Nazareth. TO this end we invite
the cooperation of christian voters
throughout the nation and urge the
completion of party organization on
state and municipal lines in
ali nnrtS of the naiinn-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-02

Continued on Page Six.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

biefeIben audi auf bas an Der SIteno=
StraBe gren5enbe 9ebdube aus, unb
III ben ~Oer3petfelten Nnitrengungen
Der G~euertpebr tit es gu beroanten,
baB bieies 9sbGube ni9t ebenfaas
Elm Ruub Der 6Iammen puroe.
Wd6renb Die SeuerpebrIeute So6n
Ufiiler unO @barles 6ahp 3ufammen
duf elmer Better arbeiteten, perloren
iie bas 9Iei9getpi9t unb fieleR aus
benz 5~rpeiten Stodperf in bic Siefe.
8eibe erlitten er6ebIi9e 8erleBungen
an ben 8einen urb muBten na9 Der
Wo6nung bon 6ruu Murp 6oloen,
Nr. 1918, blum : Qleb, getragen
tperben, poielbit ibnen Gr3tli4e 9ulfe
gu She'll Durbe.
DIS Elm groBes Slid barf e8 be-
tra6tet iperoen, baB Die 6lammen
ni9t bas erite Stodtpert errei4ten,
fpofeGbit ungebeuere Qudntitdtensenz
gin uno Cad uufgefpei6ert lugen;
benin pGren oieie @Tplpltpftotfe IN
8ranb gerat6en, nGre Elm @%inftur5
Der Mauern taum DermeiOli4 gene
fen.
nngefdbr 10000 9erfonen funben
ii8 in Der 0a4bari4uft Der 8rano=
itdtte elm, um bas f4aurig : i4One
@9auipteG an3uieben. unO Die Poli3ei
bate tire liebe ROtb, Die 3uf4auer
aus benz 8erei9 Der 5euertpe6r gu
6ulten. Sin MfitglieO Der 6trma ..
8ilfIon II. SDbne erflGrte geitsrn
&6snb, baB Der S6uben Der 6irmd
$4,000 betrage urD bas 8ebdube lit
ungefdbr i'm 8etrage BON $4,000 be-
f9dOigt. Die MObeln fopoRl, als
bas 9ebGuoe iino ber1i6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

gen, urb bic 3abl berieIben tpirb oers
muthli9 100 betragsn. G9ef : @lert
Sames 6. 6u6bdrb fpirb in oteier
Wo6e oor Geri6t bas Wldnoumlsz
8erfabren einleiten, I'M bic Hegtltrtrz
beamten gu apingen, bas 8eridumte
na45ubOIen. SOIde Sebler paiiiren
troB aler Snitruftionen ieoe8 Sa6r.
Der Wabltampf i'm britten @onz
greB@0iitrttt piro INNER 6eiBer uno
interefanter. 6rsunbe beS bemotruz
tii9en Gunbioaten, 9rn. See 9,
Meper, barunter StaatSienator Sac.
Mofes, baben bei9loFen, ein5ugreiz
fen, nm Die israeIttiI9en Stimmge6er
be5 9iitrifts gu 8uniten beS 9rn.
Mieber gu beitimmen.
Der ygreScentz@lub" bat Die 6eipen
bemotrutii9en gongreB @anOiOoten,
So. DENIM unb Me1er, in ieiner leBz
ten @erfammIung inboiiirt unb 3u>
glei9 cine mlni3ipale 8lattform aufa
geitent. 9tefelbe perlangt bic Be-
i9rGntung Der Ma9t Der Spirituoz
fen : Qicen3beb0roe, @rpdblung Der
9oIi3ei GommiFdre bur9, bas @olt
Notwithstanding beS GontrattipItems.
Die glattform ertldrt, baB bic &anaz
Giiation Der @taot $2O,0OO,O 900 toiten
niirbe unb be86al6 fem Sent fir BEN
3ned ausgegeben perben ioQte, Bis
cine geniigenO groBe 4nIet1e autoriz
iirt lei.
9r, Siibor Rupner bat ii4 berett
erflGrt, in Der am @noe bieies Mtoz
mats i'm Sntere7e Der 3pei8altimorer
gongreB : @anbtbaten in Der rW&uiifz
bale" ItattfinberOen MaRenberiamm<
lung cine Qnfpra6e gu 5alten. 9r.
8apner ertldrte %auBerOem, er tperoe
lem MDgli6iteS tbun, nm 9rn. See
g. Me1er gum Siege 3u Derbslfen.
0ie Republitaner tperDen am nd9z
item 9ienitug in Der 9Oain8 9aae
cine Notwithstanding 4ulten. 4uz
Der BEN ongreBzGanbtbuten S4trm,
Wu3ter uno M}uoO tperben bic @onz
qreBmitglieoer Sbrman unO 8reez
lano pDn NepzNort unb @T@@OngreB=
mitgliso M&c9opeG Reben baIten.
Ser y8Gder l1nter It Ii +
sungs 8ertin Nr. 8" belt
@amitog 46enb in 9rn, GonraO
| Neio6urbPs Sune, Nr. 1923, Beitz
9ruttsS traBe, feline pierteIidbrli4e
Generates erfammGung ub. Prdiioent
Strip Sung6Iut fii6rte ben 9oriiB uno
5r. 6snrp Gngelbu6 fungirte als
9rototoGfii6rer. Gs purben 5pei
neue MfitgIieoer aufgenOmmen nnO
5pei GanDioaten porgei4lagen, Sin
aus ben So. 5eIir 6ein, 9ermann
9leB, G6us. @ogtmann, 8uOolf 9az
bi8t, g. &ieielba4, 9enrn 8roB,
5riB Sungblut, GaIpur Ntebler, 9eo.
RDoer, Wm. 8oI5, Otto PIeB, SObn
@treeble, G9as. S4ertle, 20pent3al,
G6as. 6iibi4er urO @bas, 9aud Be-
fte6enbes Gpmite lpurbe ernunnt, I'm
Die @or6ereitungen fir ben Sa6resbau
gu treffer. 6erner purOe Elm aus Den
So. @m. 8ol3, &uDolf 9ubi4t uno
G9urleS S8ertle beItebenOeS 46re4z
nungszGpmtte ernannt.