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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28
LIVELY FIGHT FOR
THAT PONY OUTFIT
House to House Campaign
Is Put Up.
Votes VIII DE Counted and the VIM
ner VIII he Announced This Even
ing.

The little men who are listed as
active candidates for the Ludwig
pony outfit, started out bright and
early this morning to make COM
plete canvass of the city. Residents
were aroused from their peaceful
slumbers as early as 6 o'clock, by the
sharp ring of the doorbell.
"l'm working hard for that pony
down at Ludwig's and If you buy
anything today, don't fail to vote for
me-" was the remark commonly made
by the young canvassers. In some
instances the lads left their card
which bore an inscription something
like this: Get ON the right side and
vote for Mr. SO and So, at Ludwig $
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28
The Warner & Edwards Company.

day morning, in order to gain an idea
of some of the conditions which have
been reported recently.
The investigating committee found
I'm many instances, the alleys filled
with old boxes, barrels, straw, manura,
blocked by old vehicles etc. They
found some of he livery barns not In
the most sanitary condition. Several
uptown business house have been
making IL "a custom of dumping gar
bage into the alleys.
1--WE found that the city needs a
good cleaning up and we intend to
see that il is DONE" remarked one of
the members of the trio Saturday af-
ternoon.
The supervisor of streets and alleys
will assist i'm the "clean up" which
will begin next Monday. Notice will
be served upon all persons violating
the laws and unless they remedy GER
isances, the city will cause pro
secutions The work will begin next
Monday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28
FREE TICKETS
to the
SiJOU PICTURE SHOW.

lree theater tickets TO the Bljou
are being offered to some of the resi-
dents of this city through the classi-
ned columns of the Mirror every day
The names Of the people who are Sc
lec!ed will be inserted in the manner
, Z classified advertisement in the
want columns of the Mirror. Look
for them and when you find your
name, clip out the advertisement and
present same at the Bijou and enjoy
"a Clean-cut picture show. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28
A RennInr Tom BOY

Was Susie-climbing trees and
fences, jumping ditches whiting, al
ways getting scratches. cuts. spralns,
bruises, bumps, burns or scald. But
law! Her mother just applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve and cured her
quick Heals everything healable--
Boils, Ulcers, Eczema, Old Sores,
Corns or Piles. Try II. 25c al
Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

Manager NJ f. Bassett announces
his bill for the first half of next week
to be an extra strong one, Headed by
the great Henri French, a real head
liner direct from the Keith and Proc
tor circuit, who will have many sur
prises for you. Florence Creig and
Boys with plenty of good singing and
dancing. Goforth and Doyle in a
comedy sketch. Gardner and Martin
in musical act will be very pleasing
to those who love good music. The
sun Murrayscope furnishes feature
film.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

mine the lucky youngster. The store
will be crowded with anxious youths
and Mr. Ludwig IL real sorry that no
hasn't ponies enough to go clear
around 81, "A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28
GENERAL CLEAN UP
is SCHEDULED
Alleys and Livery Barns
Alleged Unsanitary.
Heads of City Departments Inspect
Business Districts and Decide 10
Have a Crubbng Bee.

Service Director S, II. Rauhauser.
Chief of Police John w. Klinefelter
and Fire Chief Thomas ]. Mcfarland.
took an inspection journey ocer the
business districts o fthe city Satur-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

Rummage sale, Lee street church,
all day Tuesday, May 81. 5-2S-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

Children's Hats at reduced prices
for Decoration trade at Mrs. Jennie
Thomas 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

The money saving store is W. g.
Kraus' shoe store. 6-26-27-28
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10
WILL SOON GET MONEY
Springfield Has Accepted All the
Conditions Of Request.

Springfield, March S.-According to
the will of Dr. Francis Parker, late of
Chicopee, Mass, and FOR many years
resident of Springfield. this town is
to come into the possession of mag
nificent Inheritance BY a vote of
the legal citizens, the gift, with all of
its conditions, has been accepted,
and the only thing remaining before
Springfield will have the benefit of
the fund is the fulfllment of the con-
ditions named therein.
DR.. Parker in his last will directed
that the residue of his estate should
be kept invested by his executors for
Ave years, and then the proceeds of
the bequest should be given to the
town of Springfield in trust, the in
come to be used for the following
purposes: First, for aiding all the old
and poor people not town paupers
who have not been brought to power
ty through their own bad habits and
who have legal settlement in
Springfield: second, for helping and
aiding poor children who have a legal
settlement in Springfield. and who
have deformed legs or feet and who
can be relieved by an operation or
careful treatment or by both. part
OF the income may be used by said
town for the erection and mainten-
anoe of home for the poor and UNI
fortunate SO described
No part of the fund can be used for
any Of the purposes until 10 years
have expired from the date of DR..
Parker's decease.
The amount thus bequeathed will
at the expiration of the term OF years
stated amount to nearly 100000.
The town elected Fred G. Field Will
liam II. II. Slack and William d.
Woolson trustees to receive the fund,
II is probable that a building will be
provided for purposes named in the
will
The towns benelactor was born in
Springfield February ?, 1871, and re-
ceived his early schooling here. He
was graduated from Tufts college in
1865 and from Harvard medical Col
lege in 1869. He later became emf
nently successful at his profession in
Chicopee, Mass, until his demise.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10
HALF A CENTURY OLD
Novel From Which LENA Rivers"
Was Oramstized.

There is no doubt that the drama
is the relationship OF human beings;
a drama 10 succeed must contain that
subtle something in us that we read
and talk so much of, yet know so lit
tie over fifty years ago a little book
came from the press. "A woman
named Mary j. Holmes was the writ
er" Lena Rivers" was the name the
book bore. It's success was instant
and has continued ever since. Now
comes the announcement that drama
tization has been made of Lena
Rivers and a play embodyng all the
characters, incidents and scenes con
tanned in the book. has been staged.
Beulah Poynter made the dramatiza-
ton and in lay form Lena Rivers
has proved as popular and successful
as the book. At the Bennington
opera house next Saturday evening,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10
FOR PENSION FRAUD
One Woman overcharged Another
For Assisting Her

Rutland, March 9.-After hav-
ing eluded three vigilance of
the United States officials for more
than year, Mrs. c. F. Shelton for
merly Priscilla r. Nav of Cuttings
Vile, located IN Albuquerque, n. NJ,
recently and was brought to this city
Monday evening in the custody of
United States Marshal J. b. Newell
of New Mexico. The order for her
removal to Vermont was made by Ira
A. Abbott. associate Judge of the SUI
rene court of New Mexico and Judge
of the second district of New Mexico.
Mrs. Shelton was brought to Yer
mont on an indictment found at the
February 1909 term Of United States
court at Burlington She was then
Mrs Nav of Shrewsbury. The in
dictment alleges that she claimed a
sum of money considerably greater
J than was allowed by law in assisting
a neighbor to secure pension. The
! law allows fixed sum of so for such
purpose but it is claimed that Mrs.
/ Shelton, then Mrs Nav, eXacted far
more than that sum from her neigh
| Dor
/ AS near as can be learned, Mrs.
/ Nav assisted Mrs Surrell of Cuttings
Vile in obtaining back pension
amounting TO about $500. When Mr.
/ Surrel was married to Mrs. SuTell
| he was in service on board the gun
! boat MISSISSIPPI, but he was serving
under a different name so that when
his widow made application for the
pension money she had considerable
difficulty in obtaining it. Mrs. Nav
wrote letters to the pension depart
ment asking that they send an agent
TO Vermont to look up the facts in
| the case and they they did. The in
vestigation resulted in the finding OF
a man in Providence, r. l., who had
/ served on the same boat with Mr..
Surrel and by photographs he identi-
fed Mrs Surrell as her husband.
For her part in the matter Mrs.
Nav wanted $1,000 but a compromise
was agreed upon and It is under
stood that she finally received about
! 500.
Before the case came up for trial
Mrs. Nav left the state and could not
be found The federal authorities of
, Vermont have been searching for her
since and only within month have
been able to locate her. The case
was heard yesterday afternoon by
United States Commissioner James
A. Merrill and Mrs Shelton released
| on furnishing hail of $1,000 Herbert
NJ. Phillips of Cuttingsville going
surety for this amount Her case
will come up at the next term OF
court which will be In Burlington on
April H.
Mrs. Shelton is at present seriously
Ill and is in the hands of a trained
nurse, who accompanied her TO the
city Or. Bellerose is in attendance
upon her and he states that her con-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10
STOLE A MILLION
High Financier in France In Clutch
of Law

Hign Financler IN france IN Slutch
of Law
Paris, March 10.-The arrest of NJ.
Duez an official receiver. following
his confession that he had misappro-
priated million dollars derived from
the sales of church property, for
which he was liquidator has created
a great sensation here.
In addition to this shortage he ad-
mits that he had taken 100000 from
other charges The governments ex-
posture of the scandal is received JOY
ously by the Catholics, for on the eve
of the general election it will prove a
powerful weapon to them.
An official statement says that
Duez has confessed that the shortage
will reach S1,000,OOO. all of which he
lost in speculation on the Bourse.
The statement also disclosed the fact
that Irregularities were first discov-
cred by NJ. BRAND, who began an in
vestigaton while minister of justice.
He placed the reports before Parla-
ment, which instituted a general in
quiry Charges are also made that
the lawyers obtained excessive fees
in connection with the liquidations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Brief,
for Busy Readers

News Of the Town and Village Told Br,efb
for Busy Readers
J. Edward Hackett spent the day at
Sucker pond.
Miss Beulah Evans Of Gage street
is IN with the grip.
Mrs. John Fay OF Union street
spent the day in Albany.
Miss Maude Holt OF Pleasant street
was in Chatham, n. Y. today.
Mrs. Frank A. Evans Of Union St,
was in Troy and Albany today.
Fred Russell shipped a carload Of
apples TO the city markets yesterday.
m
Master George MacLaren Of Pratt
street is suffering from broken Ell
bow.
Joseph Blot of Troy. a former
police officer here is visiting in the
village.
Rev. John Cullion of Montpelier is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel I. Cullion
In the list of ballot clerks the
names of J. Edward Hackett and
A. MarcouX were omitted
/ Conrad Ewartz is installing an ice
box which will hold five tons of ice
in his Main street market.
The David Moore house on Pleas
ant street has been sold to Mrs
Frank Corbett Of this village.
Circle No. OF the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. J. T. Car
penter Friday afternoon from to 5.
/ Mrs. e, A. Howard Of Gage street
returned today from three weeks
visit with relatives at Port Henry, n.
Y.
At the meeting last evening OF the
Junior class of the Graded school no
action was taken in forming liter
AIRY and debating society.
Miss Alta Buss entertained last
evening a number OF friends at her
home on Union street in observance
of her eighteenth birthday.
The sale OF reserve seat tickets for
Lena Rivers" at the opera house
Saturday evening started OF large
last evening in the box office.
The sale Of reserve seat tickets
for Eddie Foy in Mr.. Hamlet OF
Broadway" viii start at the box Of
fee Friday evening at o'clock.
Spring Remnants, specially good
line being shown now at the Holden,
Leonard Co., MILL Until further
notice the salesroom will be open
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 3tf
Joe Levin is securing large con-
signments Of goods daily to stock
the north half of the old Drysdsle
store on North and River streets,
which he is to conduct in connection
with the south side.
The Jolihcaton club was leasant-
ly entertained Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Peter Harrington
in the Guideboard district The
ladies prize was awarded to Mrs.
Frank Wood anL the gentlemen's
prize was won by Turner II. Gran.
ston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10

In winter cold may settle in The bowels.
In the summer it may give you colo or
summer complaint. But don't fear appen.
dicitis or inflammation Of t.o U3vols. At
the first pain or cramp take pc-v Davis
painlinerinwarm walera'ni
at once. There IA hrtoL
DAVIS. Alargo35c.e.-sssVs.,- ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-10

dition is very critical. She is unable
to speak and no one is allowed to see
her Heart trouble is the complaint.
Mrs. Shelton is at the Bardwell at
the present time but ii is thought that
she will be taken today either to the
hospital or to friends in Cuttingsville.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09

&nrbe geitern brei 0tGnuern bic 2i=
sens ais BrioatpOlisiiteu.

Siherheitsbtrettor SmaQ berpais
gerte geiterH bic grgnnunq pon q. G..
SoIoen, alias Geo. Wdibingtpn Cor
nett, gum Bripatpoli5iitsn. 8ol0eu
1T Der Wann, Der fir StuutsunnuIt
6unt SpiOnage0ienite in r6Qubbuhz
fdLlsr" leiftete uno audi in Der Moje>
tc>unterfuaung dbnIi6e 9ienfte berz
lab. Gr mar ieIbft sinrndI pegen an>
gsblihen 9roBbiebitabIs ben 8rOB>
gei6porenen iberipieIen Dorben.
9err email ertIdrte ibm, buB er ibul
tetne 9ommiiiion oeben tonne, aber
thm erldu6en niiroe, fir cine 5irmd
Bd6terbienite gu leiiten, tpeun DieIe
iih fur ibn Deroiirgen poQe. 8oiDsn
iagte, buB sr Nusf9ten uuf Qniteaung
BEL Der Gonep Sslaub So. babe.
&uh oas 8eiu6 bes friibersn Doll
3titen &irt um grlangung elmer Grs
laubniB, aIs 9ripatpoIi8iIt furgirer
gu birfeu. muBts dbfdIdgig bei4isbsr
rperDen.
Sin berurt6eitter 9igar7iit, Der al:
pripatpo!t8ift GniteQuug iu4te, tDurot
ebenfaQs d6gepieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09

Gtuer Camille aeiteru aus Sem 3n"
flu6tsbaas cHtiaiIen.

9irettpr Smaq eutIieB geftern Die
bier 9eihptfter Sngram, pier Rim
Der aus oem 3ufluatsbuuie. Sie
ftno bic 9eIhpiftsr Des por eirieen
Monatsn bel sinsm sSdbrItublunfau
ums 2eben aetommeHen 9otsujGngeH
Goote Sngram.
Die GItern trenntsu iih Dor eiuiger
3ett, pespegen man Die 8inber in Der
genunnten 2lnItalt unterbrahte. 9e7
metnihaftliher Shmer3 on Der 9obre
oes getOoteten Sobnes Gooie brachte
aber Die GlterH pteoer SuIdmmeu.
sic ber3ogen nah oem SegrGbniB
nuA pittsburg uno lebteu pieoerum
suiammen. giihter GaIDpea bonn
Sugenogeridt Duroe bierpon bena2z
rihtigt unb nad Don ibm sinae3ogenen
GrtuRoisungen, Die giinftig fir Die
Gltern lauteten, empfabl Der Sugenbs
ri6ter 6errn Small, Die 9oroIirune
Der &inoer, Die uah 9ittsburg geianot
tuerosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09
eSuaenDlidF Hconrr.

Sn Der 5ugbes unp BaInut6iQs
5ohIhuIe Durben in bieier Wphs bic
Observation-Disclosures ausgepdbIt.
Rapmonb Weruer, bon Der Sugbes
9odIhule, ptrb uber baS 9bsma:
Der Bertb unIrsr GepGfer" unb
Gbauncep 0anb ppu Der Walnut 6iQs
6o6i6uls iiber: ,,Sinoerarbsit" iprsz
den, Die Bpobparb Sp6I6ule bat
nod uitt bic Bahl hires Rebusrs 1ss
trpfTen.
Die am g. Suni in Der RuIitbaIIe
itattfirberoeu ShluFfeierlitteiten
peroen pielleift bic umiufenbIten in
Der 9eihthte bsr6pnfhulsn Iein. Die
les Sabr ptrb tppbI aud bas IeBte
ieiu. oas bic Wtuiitbn1e ais Snuuplas
Der bon ben SotfhuIsn genreinifafts
LID oeranitaIteteu StluBfeier b1bsn
fptro, ha uuh 8pllenbune Der neusH
9oti6ulgebdubs Die qubttorien Der
Shulen Sur 4bbaltuns Don ieparateu
6sterH eeniieeno plas bieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09

Wahts Bruno gpll isintm 2sbea
siu frsimiIliesS Gnse.

Bruno 8plS, Elm SnIufe Der Gong
pterp Srrenanftalt, ipel6er 6ereits Dor
etnioen Sdeen einen bereiteIten Selbitz
moroDeriu6 unternommen bate, mad
te geitern ieinem Qeben Elm Gnbe, in
bem CT iih an einem9ettpfoiten erbdngz
te. Der alte Wdnn legte bel Der Nus.
fiihrunq Der 8ersfp.iflungstbut cine
ieltene gntihloTenbeit on ben Sug.
Gm Sumitag poriger Wohe beriuhte
er iih ben ShdbsI an einsr Steins
mauer einsureHHen, fpuroe jeoDh re6tz
seitio entbedt unb an Der 4usfiihruug
ietnes 9prbdbens berhinbert. nd6bem
CT iih fhtpere Eopftpunben beigebraht
bate. Or. Bait lisB ben beouusrnss
Ipertben Wfarn bdrdufbin feheln uno
ununter6ro6en BON eirem angeItelten
bepadsn. Der 8eiItesgeitorte i6isn
iih Don Saa gu Gag mebr gu berubi'
gen, uno Der 4ufiebsr Wn. Sdncod
Derlieb bus 3immer geitern uuf turse
,3eit. 8oIs beuubt. bieie 8slegenb.it
feline Sdnoe aus ben sSeFeIn gu 3ieben
aus Der 8onoues, nit ipeld.r isinRopi
p.rbunb.n mar, eiusu Strit gu impro:
oifren uuo iit an bem gettpFoIten auf
suhdnoen. 4ls 6ancot mad tur8el
4bpeisnheit suriidtsbrts, funo er gu
i.insm gntfes.n fsinen Shugbefphls,
nsn tpbt an benz 8ettpfoiten bdngenl
Dor. Der Selbftm0rosr, tpelher 81
e1abre alt unb oerhetrath.t mar, pobnte
Big aum 15. WGra. on pelhem Sast
CT Der eSrrenanftdlt iibertpieien rpurbe,
go. 1900 Gebor 4pe.. college Siu. Gr
mar friiher lunoe Sabre Steudrp i'm
llnioerIitn Club unb srfreute iia elmer
dusuebehnten 8etanntiAdft.
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Spnmerfeft
8iro aud bener bic 8auSereinsliga
Don SamiIton gountp psrauitaIisn.

Die 8duperetnsltgd pon 5auliltor
gountp piro aud beuer zines ibrer mn
Re6t 10 beIiebten Sommerfeite peran,
Italteu. 50 tuuroe in Der geitsrn NbsuC
IN Der Central 5urnbaQe, unter BEN
8oriis De5 BrdIDsnten Senator Sreb
8aoer uno Der prototoqfiibrung De-
Setretdrs q. !Sol8, itattgsbabteu bier,
teIjdbrli6en 8erIammlung Der Der,
einigung beihIoTen. gu glei9er 3ett
ernannte Prdiibtnt 9Qoer Elm aus ben
9errsn SO. O'8esfe. 8. g. Roientbal
8. Sente, Sb. 6. gogue uno 8. St=
ten deficiencies 4ommittee, hos unumz
IarGutts 8oqmaht beSiigIid aQer Or
rangements fir oas 5eIt bat.
8as aus ben 5erren Wunberli6,
Rofent6al unb Wleper beItebenoe 8om5
mittee, peIhss beauftrugt porDen mar,
ii6 nit ben peri6ie oeneH 9iirgIbaftsz
geielihaften in 8srbinoung 3u Iegen
uno, lpenn m0glih, cine nie0riQere
Rate fir bic 8dupsreinsbeamten 3l
erptrteu, unterbreitete etnen porIGufi=
gen 8sriat. aus pslhsm berporqinq,
oaB nur cine 9Irgi6aftsgsIsIII sIIInuft,
bic Gmertcau Jioelitp Co., gsneigt 1T,
Die Rute fir 8edmts bon 8aupereinen
auf So pro JduIeno Dollars hera6suz
iegen. Der 9eriht fpuroe entaegenqe.
nommsn uno bus Somnlittee puroe Be-
uuftrogt, iih nod nit bem Iogenonnz
ten Batting Bureau" in gtetp gort in
Ger Qngelegenbeit in 9erbinounQ 3u
iegen. auf antrag pon 5errn 81. g.
pogue, puroe Setretdr S0ol3 qlsid3ei-
tig beauftrast. uLe CUR 2tgd geb0rige1
Vereine bon Der dn9ebotenen Reputtiou
in 4enntniB 3u Iebsn, bamtt lie bel bsr
GrDirtuuq neuer 8iir9ihaft5papierc
BON Der Sfferte Der 4mericau 5ioelitQ
SO. 9ebrauh MAIDEN tpnnsn.
giit GROCER 9enugtbuung purbe Die
bonn Brdfioentea 9ansr oemuhte Mits
tbeilung beoriiBt, oaB in Der gegens
pdrtigen SiBunssperiooe Der Sbioer
Stuats9sisseebung teins 8prIdgeu ein,
gebraat porOen iiuD. ourh psIhe
goupereine in irgenopel6er DsiIe Be.
nuhtbeiliet iperbeu tonnten.
9tuf Intrag bon Serrn O, G.
Soebnt puroe beTtloTsn. Die reqslmG,
Bige 8eridmmIung I'M Sult uusfa[Isn
gu lafen.
GIs neue Wiit9lieoer ifIofisn Iif bic
folgeHben gaupereine an, bic purh Die
neben'tebenoen Serren ols SeleguteH
pertreten ietn Dsroen: 4Ipbu 9aus uno
Seiboerein, Hiepermunn; Gurrppilloe
Sduz uno Gsibperein. 0idmeier; @reeu
Str. 8au= uno geibpereiu, 9reitenz
bda; Nep WugnoIid guuz unb 2eibz
perein, Sepl; Sbaronpile guus uuo
Seiboerein, groDns.
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6eilsneriautmlunaem
SalteH bic oeutihen NctbOOiiten in
Der Stride an Der Hare Strase a6.

Inter ben QuIpiSisn Der bieiiaen
beutihen Uietbooiiter 9<meinben
finben, besineno nit BEN moraiaen
Sonntas. in Der airts an Der Race
StraBe, nabe Der 13. StrdBe, dutdaz
lih biz gum "a. &prit pereiniqte
6eilsoeriammlunsen itat;, in ipel6en
abtpe6islub betannte SonS,Irebn.r Der
biihOflifen W.tbobiIf.n,ir4e preoiaeu
iperoen, pdbrenb bic 8eiangper.in,
Der perfdiepenen 9emeiuben fur eir
Der Gelesenbeit argsm.Fenes Ttufit.
programm Gorge trdsen tperben. Oi,
9ottesoienfte on ben Sonntdoen be-
sinnen um nr.i ubr Ra6mittags
nGhrenb bic 9ottssoienfie an ben
abenoen Der Wodentdge um u6t llbr
ibren Infang nebmen. Gs piro i6ner
elm hdfbftiinbieer 9sianss Sott.s.
oisnit poraufseben.
Die prebiger Der ,inselnen 9ottsss
bienite uno ibre Sbemaia iinb nj.
folgt:
Sonnta9 10. 4pril, 9ebeim.
niffe Der aiebe psr.unoist. Or. u. !,
Raft.
Rontag II. 2lpril, SDr bi:
S6rift! pi. "a. 9. J. q. S6aal.
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