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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs. Emil Olson very charmingly en- :
tertained a number of children at her
home in Michigan avenue yesterday
afternoon in honor of her daughter,
Eleanor. The party was given to cele-
brate her fourth birthday anniversary
and she received many pretty gifts in
remembrance of the day. The home
was PRETTY decorated to represent a
kindergarten and during the afternoon
the little people played games and had
a merry time until four o'clock when
they were served with dainty refresh :
ments. The luncheon was served in
the dining room. During the after
noon, Florence Hess. Margory Beebe
and Loretta Newell gave several songs
and recitations. Mrs Olson was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs William
Hess. Mrs. l.. J. Haefer and Mrs. Joseph
Smith. The. little guests were Marion
Eckman, Ruth and Grace Young, Flor
ence Eisenhausye Ethel and Bessie Me-
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4 NINTEREsTINe MEETING

The members of the Parents Club
of the Lafayette school had one of the
most interesting meetings of the school
year last evening in the school hall in
Calumet avenue. There were more
than three hundred patrons and friends
of the school who gathered at seven
thirty O'Clock to listen to the program
Mrs |. l. Modieska, the president. of the
club, presided at the meeting. Follow
ing the program an hour was spent
pleasantly in a social way The social
committee of which Mrs. John Gavft
was chairman were hostesses at the
meeting and served refreshments dur
ing the social hour. The Rev Floyd H
Adams. pastor OF the First Baptist
church was Ill and could not attend but
splendid address was given by Mr.
W. {. Belman- The following program
was given and every number was
thoroughly enjoyed:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
A LINCHEnN

One of the prettiest society events OF
the week was a luncheon at which Mrs.
H G. Groman was hostess yesterday a.
her home in Rimbach avenue and
charmingly entertained the Alpha Phi
Club members. Covers were laid for
twelve and the table was beautifully
appointed TO suggest Eastertide. The
individual favors at each cover were in
keeping with the decorative scheme
On art basket filled with white roses
and jonquils decorated the center of
the table. The flowers Were given as
favors in the dining room. The colors
We're daintily carried out in yellow
and white. After the luncheon which
was IN five courses the guests returned
to the parlors where the hours until
five o'clock were spent pleasantly in a
social way. Mrs Groman provided her
guests with colored crepe paper and it
was their pleasant task to max 2
Easter bonnetts." The honors in the
contest were won by Mrs. w. j. McAIer.
There were several comicai but more
dainty and attractive creations display
ed at the close of the contest. The
contest afforded pleasant diversion.
Next Friday afternoon Mrs. r. w.
Chidlaw of State street will entertain
the members at thimble party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
RECIPROCITY MEETING.

The Hammond Womens Club will
entertain all of the Womens clubs OF
Lake County on the afternoon of
March 3Oth in the auditorium of the
Lincoln JefTerson College of Law at
e:30 o'clock. Each club Will be repre-
sented on the program by one of its
members. The program will consist of
music and papers on the following sub
jects: Club Women in Civic Life"
Club Women in The Home. "Club
Women in Politics" and Opportunities
of Lake County Club Women" AS
there are over three hundred club
women in Lake County. it is expect ed
the Reciprocity Meeting" will meet
with much favor, in that it Will bring
together the club women of the county
to discuss subjects they study in com
mon. All of the departments of the
Hammond Club are assisting in the
preparation for the Reciprocity Day.
The active committee in charge is
composed Of Mrs. Ralph w. Ross,
chairman; Mesdames $. f. Swain. vice
chairman; Mary c. Holm. d. NJ. Sears.
f. G. Steineck, J. NJ. Stinson, George
Summers. Helen Twiss, Eugene Cooper
D. c. Atkinson. f. 5. Emerine, ]. J. An
derson and Erick Lund. The following
club have signified their intention of
attending the meeting: Whiting Fort
nightly Club, Indiana Harbor Round
Table Club, Crown Point Study Club.
East Chicago Tuesday Reading Club.
Indiana Harbor woman's Club and
Hammond Woman's Club. The presi-
dents of the out OF town clubs will be
in the receiving line with Mrs. ]. ~
Turner of the Hammond Club to make
the women of the various clubs ac-
quainted.
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4 THIMBIE PARTY

Mrs Robert II. Harrington was host
ess at a thtmble party yesterday aftet-
noon between the hours of two and FIVE
q o'clock at her home. f45 May street
and delightfully."- entertained com
psny of twelve friends in the neighhor-
hood. The guests devoted the early
hours Of the afternoon TO needle work
and music following which a buffCt
luncheon was served. AIRS. Harrington
had as guests; Mrs. J. y. Davis, Mrs
Holt. Mrs -. NJ Sears. Nrs. A. {. Me-
Mahon, Mrs. Ralph Robbins. AIRS
Homer Branch. Mrs. O. d. Appleyard
Mrs Sewers. Mrs. Booth. Mrs Ford.
Mrs. c. Il. silver. AIRS. D.. f. Boone and
Mis- Agnes Nelson of New York city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
A STUDY MEETING.

The art committee of the Hammond
Woman's Club viii meet at the home of
its chairman, Mrs. NJ. Rotschild, 727
South Holman street next Monday aft
ernoon, March 25th at two thirty
o'clock. cordial invitation to attend
is extended all club members. The
subject for study and discussion viii
be the life work OF Luther Burbank
CALIFORNIA; Great Student of Nature
and Benefactor of Mankind" The fol-
lowing is the program:
Luther Burbank. Mrs. G. r. Streeter
Methods of Plant Productions ~
-.-.,-. ....... Mrs. ID. C. Atkinson
Achievements and Commercial Value
of His Work. -. Mrs. j. ]. Anderson
Burbank on Plants and Children .
..-.-......... Mrs. W. c. Harrison
Public Opinions. Mrs. Jacob Fox
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR MONDAY.

The members of the commit-
tee of the Hammond Woman's Club
viii meet with Mrs. VI. RothschiId
mt her home in south Holman street
Monday afternoon.
There will he meeting of the
members of Triumph Council No. 1
ID. of l.. Monday evening In I. q. o.
Hall I'm state street.
Mrs. Charles Albert smith Will
entertain the young women OF 81.
Agnes Guild OF st. Pnuf's Episcopal
church Monday evening mt her homo
In Rimbach avenue.
A pedro party Will he given by the
n1embers of the Court of Honor
Monday evening i'm weis Hall in
State street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
PARENTS CLUB MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Parents
Club of the Irving school was held yes
terday afternoon at three o'clock in the
school hall Gardening" was the sub
ject under discussion. A short pro-
gram of musical and literary numbers
was given by the children of the fifth
grade. There were many members at
the meeting who thoroughly enjoyed
the program and found the discussion
very interesting and instructive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
A BRIDGE DINNER.

This evening the members of the
Evening Whist Club will be entertain
ed at dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O. Winckler in Mason street
1t Will be the meeting which was post
poned from last Saturday, Dinner al
seven o'clock will be followed with
cards. Bridge whist will be played at
theree tables. Next saturday evening
DIR. and Mrs. Robert ellis will be host
and hostess to the club members al
their home in Rimbach avenue.
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ENJOY THE MEETING

Lloyd Hess was host to the members
of the Good Boys Pleasure Club last
evening and entertained them very
pleasantly at his home in Michigan
avenue. varios games and contests
We're enjoyed following which refresh :
ments were served. The members will
meet again next Friday evening and
the place of the meeting will be an
nounced later
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MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

The members of the w. C. T. L. de-
cided to postpone the meeting which
was announced for yesterday afternoon
on account Of the Revival services at
the First NJ Il. church. A meeting viii
be held in two weeks on Friday after
noon, April 5th and the hostess will be
named later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
AZ INTEREsrIN1. MEETING

Sixty or more members of the Moth
ers Club of the Washington school mex
in the school hall in Williams street
yesterday afternoon and listened to
very interesting program given by the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
MEET TO SEW.

The young women of st. Agnes
Guild of st. Paurs Episcopal church
will meet with Mrs. Charles Albert
Smith again Monday evening. The
members expect to complete all ar
engagements for the kimona sale to be
held in the guild room OF the church
in Rimbach avenue, Saturday, March
30th. They Will have many kimonas
and dressing sacaues for sale. The
public is invited to the sale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
poY SCOUT MEETING.

Fifty Boy Scouts mst in the social
rooms of the First Baptist church in
East Sibley street last. evening. Levi
Golden is giving a series of talks on
Scout Laws and that of Courtesy was
discussed last evening. Another meet
ing Will be held next Friday evening
at seven-thirty o'clock. This afternoon
the boys have arranged for out of door
games and contests.
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teachers and children of the grades,
During a short business session plans
for the course of study were partially
outlined and announcement was made
of an entertainment to be given In the
auditorium of the Lincoln-J efferson
College of Law Friday evening, March
2stk under the auspices of the school.
1t was announced that a ported plant
would be given the room having the
largest attendance of mothers and
rooms 3 and tied for the honors. The
program was as follows:
song ..>--...... ..s...-.....- Room 1
Recitation-"The Children's Hour.
........ Master Thomas Hammond
Song-'The Weodpecker" - Kath-
ryn Oberlin and Vergene Hammond
Recitation -............ Martha Lund
Essays-"Why My Mother Should At
tend y Mothers Meeting" ..
Birdie Leaver-
ton, Walter Bell and Donald Taylor
Vocal Selection. Miss Elizabeth Carter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
4 LUNCHEON.

Mrs, j. c. Graves of Carroll street will
have as her guests at one o'clock
luncheon Tuesday, March Goth the
members of the Erthsetne Club. The
afternoon Will be devoted to needle
work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
A SOCIAL SESSION.

Mrs V S. Reiter. Mrs. w. c. Belman
and Mrs. f. c. Deming will be hostesses
at the meeting of the Women's Auxili-
airy to the University Club Tuesday aft :
ernoon in the University club rooms in
South Holman street. The guests will
be entertained with cards and bridge
whist win be played during the after
noon. The games will begin promptly
at two-thirty o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
4 pIRTHD.Y PART,

Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Williamson, go
North Holman street, celebrated the
Goth anniversary of their birth Mon
day evening, March 18th. \ most en-
Joyable evening was spent by their
many friends until late hour when a
dainty three course lunch was served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
HONOR MRS. HoUsER.

Honoring Mrs. George Houser OF
Niles. Mich, who is visiting in Ham
mond Mrs. j. J. Ruff, Mrs. W. c. Har-
rison, Mrs. NJ. Nj. Bruce and Mrs. Julius
Dunslng are hostesses to the members
of the Colonial Club and a number OF
other friends this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ruff in Carroll street
Mrs. HouSer was a member of the
Colonial Club during her residence in
Hammond. The home IS beautifully
decorated with flowers and a profusion
of greenery to carry out color
scheme of green and white. The deco
rations are characteristic of st. Pat
rick's Day. While the guests devoted
the hours to their needle work Mrs
Eugene S. Cooper entertained their
with music and a number of Irish
stories were told. beautifully APP
pointed luncheon of three courses wal
served at five O'Clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23

Selection. High School Orchestra
ADDRESS. .............. Mr.. w. c. Belman
fIano solo. Mrs. G. Il. Silver
Reading Miss Nerna Sliger
selection -.......... Mixed Quartette
Reading. Mrs. j. L. Robertson
Piano Selection. $3.50. Miss Eleanor Linz
selection Male Ouartette
superintendent of Hammond Schools
Remarks. Mr.. C. NJ. Mcdaniel.
selection Ugh School Orchestra
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Mahon. Florence Hess. Gladys Kiland-
er, Helen ami Margory Beebe, Loretta
Newell, Helen Koener, Louisa and
Eleanor Olson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23

Mrs. Stanley Crane and baby left
Hammond last evening for Brant, Mich.
where the Twill join Mr.. Crane and
make their home in the future. Mr.
Crane has engaged in business in
Brant and has been located there since
last December. Mrs Henry Tieche ac-
companied her daughter and will re
main in Brant her guest for fe "
weeks
Mrs. Roy Traverse. $50 South Holman
street. who has been quite i'll all win
ter has gone TO Hot Springs, Ark, for
the benefit of her health
Mrs. Henry Lundt of Williams street
has gone to Peotone H., for q short
visit with Mrs. Conrad.
Sid Simon, formerly of Hammond, but
now of Chicago, was a visitor here
yesterday.
Miss X G. Kelley wishes to an
nounce her spring opening. March 20
and 2S. at her millinery parlors. 7o1
! South Holman street. 1856
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-23
ENTERTArNs INFORMALLY.

The girls of the Nu Tau Beta Club
We're delightfully."-, entertained by Miss
Marie Robbins at her home in Manila
avenue last evening. Music and games
were features of the evening until ten
o'clock when prettily appointed
luncheon wast served The refresh
ments were served in two courses Only
the club members were present. Miss
Rose Ruschli was named as the next
hostess and she will entertain the
young women on Thursday instead OF
Friday evening at her home in Ann
street.
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0eidbrliHe lseriuedJs Jslmna.
drnu Marg. Wanraft erlsiost lebenS.
gef1brlid)e SranopnuSen.

Cine of seriists llniitts, pel6er
Iton 5ahlreite Wieni1enIeben gum
Spfsr sefaasn iino. fiibrts ssitern
Morssn in Der 0o6nuna Der frau
Wargaretha mauratb, go. 31S Rm=
ming StraBs, 5u einem llufaa, BEL
iptlhem Die Genannte eefdbrlihe
Sranopunosn oapontrug. Ssrau Mau.
ratb bate ibrer Nahbarin, 7srau Sss
lsue 9nrieH, glo. 316 gmmina Ctr,
einen geiun a6seitaitet uno bsgab Iih
in ibre Wobnung suriif. um bas
mittugsIen 3uSuhereiten. Ginias Mis
nuten ipiter bDrten 5rau aarisn uno
ibre 5oftsr S,slene cine itarte grplos
iion uno ioben i'm ndhiten ausenblits
Jrau Mauratb pon aopf Su SUB in
sslamnen eingebiillt in ben Sof laus
FEN. Sie eilfen Der 8eoduernsnertben
gu 1ilfe uno es gelnna ibnen nit gro
Der Miibe. Die J!ammen 3u eritiden.
s5rau Mauratb ipurbe ihleuuigIt in
elmer ambulans mad oern Setts Str.
6oipital sebratt. mo ibr 3uitanb ais
iebr knenilid, be3einnet lpurot. Gs
itellte iih ndmlih beraus, oaB bic
Bernngliitte. ubgeitbtn BON ibrsn
ihiperen 8ranolpunbsn. sSlamuen
eingentbrnet baite.
SRI. 2arien 5Ds iih bel bem Retz
tungspxrt. an pelHem aud eer IN Der
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zgmpbpnie Rpnsert.
Seate 0ad)mittag iinhet bas lestes
Sonsert in Der Muiitbale itatt.
Wpraen Ibeub tuiro bas Srdeiter iR
bic Gmerg Salle iibsrileoelu.

4m 9sutigen Ru6mtttag ipiro bas
lebte SpmpboHieton3ert in Der Whifitz
bale itattfinoen uno am Sdmltag
Diro bann oas Spmphpnieorheitsr in
isin neuss 0eim, bic Gmerp Salle bes
Sbio We6anics Snititute, an Der
Walnut uno Canal StruBe. iiberiiez
oeln.
Die GrDffnung oes neusn Seims an
SamItag, tptro iih in TeierIi6er Weiis
ppa3isben. Serr Charles .. 5aft tpirb
BEL bieisr 9elssenbeit Rep. +. RelfoH
poriteIIen, Der bas Ginganssgebet
ipriht unb bic iSsitreDe tpirb 9rpfeHor
Sobn g. Shearsr, Der prdIioent Der
5ctaIt6t beg abto Me6anics SHitis
tute, bdlten.
Dos proeramm Der beioen aona
serte, in oereu ais SoIiit Der &lapisrz
pirtuoie grnsIt SutaefoR mitpirtt,
1T tpie folgt: "
Spmpbonie in DsWtoI, Gefar sgrant
2'Qprissnibt bun Suume", DebuHp
Rlopier= =Son5srt in 8sMou =.
%. Suint@5aens
Menuet oes JolIets 80. Serlio5
Ballet bes Splphes -. 8erllo5
Mar6 !opngroiis 49,. Serlioa
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1882 nit ben ainbern nah bem Gbsn@
pdrt. DieielbSn pflan5ten 3ahlreide
D1ume unb bendnnten fie nah be-
riibmten Shrififenern unb ionitisen
rerbienten Uldnnern. Der 5teil oes
parfs III jebt nod als rauthors
Orope4 befannt. Der 8aumpfldnz
3nngstag nirb iest In ben Shulen
bes gansen 2anDes beobadtet.
peaslee's 9bdtigfeii als Guperins
tenosnt unIersr ShuIen buuerte Bis
gum Sahr. 1887, ais er Der politit
gum Spfer fiel. gs isi bemertt, bab
Ct ihon ipdbrsnb ieintr aebrer aors
rere bis Refte itubirt bate unb CUR
Nbpototur 5ugeiahen iporben fpar. gr
bat jtboh bic Mnfpalts praris ME
ausssiibt, fonbern ipanbte iih benz
gsrfiderungsseihGft 3u. auBerbem
bat peaslee, Der Osmoirdt mar, am
politifden geben itets regen Mntbti!
senommen. or bat sipaii3ig Sabre
benz llniperiiidtsrotb anatbort, piels
leiht nod ldnger pem Shulratb uno
bd Iotpoh ipis in ben pielen anoeren
a0rperidoften pdbagogifder ober tpiiz
fenfduftliher 2lri, benen er feline 13eit
unb Iein reif)es Diifen fpibmets, III er
ifets fiir bic beiteu SntereFen e.s Ges
rneinipobls eingetreten. gr mar audi
tDdbrenb 5ipeitr 5ermine Glert Der
Gsrihte bon 6amilton gountn. Seine
portei bate ibn einmol ais BiTe
Gouberneur uno ,inmal fir ben aons
srtb ncminirt. bod tpuroe er niht ses
rpdblt.
Or perbeirdtbete fih i'm Sabre 1873
NIT Grf. Qcu mrisbt, elmer 3odter
o<s 4ntboren Sof,pb 3. Wrigbt. bic
ibm i'm Sabre 1894 burt ben Sob
ertrifen ipurbt. CT binterI1bt brei
griiber unb spei S9peitern, bic Ser>
rtrl ReubeH peaslse, bon Der Struts
forb ape. auf Clifton 3eis5ts, Daniel
peuslee pon Wefpille, 81. g., Wars
fbaa qeaslse BON sylint. Tlih., S5rau
Warp Gorner unb Jrau anna Sheps
arb pon 6operbilI, Mdii.
Die geerbigung finbet am Samitas
Rdhmittos bon Der Seot.ifb Rite aas
tbebrale aus Itati. 9crber rubt bic
2tine bort auf benz pdrabebett, fobab
bic 5ablreifen B.rebr.r uno yreunbe
bts gerbliheneu g.les.nbeit baben.
nod einen iest.n Bid bes abIhiebs
auf feine 3iiee Su tperfen. Die asihens
itier foipie bic 8serbieuns finbsn unter
freinoureriiden gbrsn ftait.
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GppinatDHer Waid)iuiit mirn bis uai
@eiteres in Saft gebalten.

Coroner Or. goe bsenoste eeiteru
Ieinen snqueit betreffs oes Sooes Der
Qeari gooron alias 0dmilton, lpefche
betanntlih am Sonntag Wlorgen gee
gen 3 lbr unter duberit Derodttigen
l1mitGnoen aIs 2eihe in ihrem Bette,
in benz ReIort go. 424 George Str.
aufqefunoen puroe. Der Coroner oros
nete an, oub Der MaIhtniit Gus.
2ungemann BON gobingtpn. neIher
iich in bsm 3imrsr Der 5ooten bes
fanb, in 6aft gebalten tperbe, big el:
unterIuhung 81 Guoe gsfiihrt ieIn
piro. Or. u. W. 5ortmeper, nelher
bic SDuttipn an Der 2eidhe Der 9ooa
ron porqenommen bate, be3eugte, baB
Der 3o6 ourh Druid auf bic 6dlsa
urterien peruriadt puroe. An oem
6aHe Der Sooten, naAe oem Sehltopfe,
6efanp fth cine blutunterIaufene
Stsle, tpelhe mogliherpeiie ourh Ella
nen 6aa berbeigefiihrt iporben feiH
mag. Rsbrere 3euginnsn iagteu aus,
ndb bic 8eritprbene an Der 5oQiuht
unb Ohurudtsanfaaen 81 Ietoea
pfleets. 2unseHann ertlGrte, bab er
teine Sanb on YearI gslegt babe.
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mabcr 1nttt
Aenhert ieine Steanusuabme bcsiis.
lid Der Gipilbienit.Jrase.

gaapor 6unt nabm seitern gsl.sens
.beit, feline StslIungndbme init De3u5
oui bic gipilbisnItfrase su bsfinirsn
uno es nollig ffar su MAIDEN. noB er
NIT ben dniihten Der segtnDdrtigtn
ii1btfnen GipiIoienitiommiF abIos
Iut nint iibereinitimmt.
Diefen Gtdnbpunst nimmt Der Wlas
por sin. neil ieiner 9lniift non oi,
GipiIbienitlommiiIipn INIT Dtsug aui
RloFifi3jruns b5nig tigenm61tig pors
oegongen ift uno fib niht um bic sss
feblntn 0eitimmungen getiimmert
bat.
.Qout bem 0eftb,@ iagte Waopor
CUNT. .sommen ale poiisn In btr
GtnbtperipdI.uns, nit Ansnnbme fol-
der, In ipelmen befonbest DanfenHts
niHe unumedngtih nOtbis fnb, unier
bic 8eftimnungen bes Giniibienites.
Die GipilbienFtlommiH nogsgen bai
IN p5Iis miliiirliher msife eins alnfs
ffi3irung D0retncmmen unb nur eis
ipd 23O. pofien unser giriibienit sss
ItelIt.
Nei kber Gntl1Hung BON bisberigen
angeiielien bobtn ipir rus idriftIiG
an be Gipiibisnii niitommiHion nit benl
Grfunen Inn eine MntpdrtsrIifie fiir
ben betreffeHben poiten etiponnt. iss
bod Icipeit nod feline einjige bernrtige
Qiiie erbolten. Inter niefen ilmjtdnb<n
fn4lsn mir uns ttreMtigt, bic Dsgsns
sudrtigsn Jnbaber btr g)pfsn. Bic
iaMme.&nb iexbsx1 ai,S sl1 tmpcsdss
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8ebauStet, bab Der ,,Hesam Varf',
nnb ,.Jersuisn Yarf" ~ spisis
pldten umsemanpelt wer.
ben tSnnen.

Der Steusr3absrp.rein hat ipie5er
tinnal bic iSraee angsregt, bic brad,s
liesenben 9runoftiide hiriter ben 6aus
fern in ben geDisrien sDti6en Der
Uine unb Der GIm unb stpiffen ter
3DOlften Strabe unb benz auual in
SpielplGBe gu peripanbsln. Gin nisss
besiisIides ShreibsR in bonn Gt.u,rs
5ahIerperein an bic parttcnmiifion
seridtet tporben NIT benz 4nfuhsn.
cine Ronferens nit einsm in Der Safs
bonn Sttuer.ablerperein ernannten
Gommitiee on3ubsrdum.n.
9eriuhe, oities Gigentbum, bds Dor
langsn Sahren gu ,lart3peten BE-
itimmt iporben mar, unier bic Suriss
biiiion Der part6etorne su bringsL
iinb I'm 2aufe Der psrfloiIenen sebn
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rem jsbeh iiets srfolglns. oa uah b.r
Mniiht Der beri4isoensn Staotarpalts
Die Stabt tsin R.ht 5dt bon Dem
Grunbeisentbum fur Spi.lplaBsipsds
Beiit an ersrrifsH. antpalt l5tbsca
q. Wilion, Der RshtsbsiftGno oes
SteuerSablerpereins, tsbaupret run,
bab sr benRappeis ooIlr iisiern tam,
bob bic Gtabt isbr nobl bersGtigte
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porfiommiFdren bisis 1epeils auf
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Den GrgnDitiids. bic ses.nlpdrtig NIT
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in friiberen saseH bic 9amsH .Rsaan
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