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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06
A BARACA GYMNASIUM

To the Public of Ocala: The Baraea
class of the Baptist church of Ocala
has decided to build gymnasium and
class room. This room is to be 81
feet long and "a feet wide and will
be build upstairs over the annex. The
room in front is to be 24x20 feet and
will be used by the Baraca class as
class room on Sunday and as read
ing room through the week. The
room in the rear will be 32x24 feet
and will be divided from the front
one with folding doors. This room
will be used by the Berean class,
taught by DIR. Van Hood, on Sunday,
and will be equipped with an up-to-
date gymnasium outfit for the ben
eft of its members through the week
There will be strict rules governing
the gymnasium and it will be kept il
accordance with a Sunday school gym
nasium. 1t will not be open for use
as a gymnasium on Sunday or OF
Wednesday night during prayer meet
ling. The material to be put in thi
building is all to be donated, so if an!
one in Ocala wants a share IN thi
there is something they can do. TIL
greater part of the material has al
ready been donated, but there are still
some things needed. If you are in
terested in this move, please see o
call up one of the three committee
men, Rev. B. stephens, D. Mel Fer
guson or Harry o. Cole.
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Liquor Ads Fast Disappearing from

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Five hundred and twenty daily
newspapers in the United States will
accept no advertising of whisky, beer
or other alcoholic liquors. An in
quiry directed to every daily news
paper in the United States by the
temperance society of the Methodist
Episcopal church brought replies from
679 papers, the total number to which
questions were addressed being 2166.
Only 159 of these replying will ac-
cept liquor advertising of any kind
and large number of these will ac-
cept only advertising of beer.
Three hundred and sixty of these
papers declare themselves to be edi
torial advocates of national prohibi
ton, while 200 of them oppose. Tires
hundred and sixty-four are in fave
of state prohibition, with only 1913 op
posing; 397 favor local option, witt
only 176 in opposition.
II
Alabama Dry!
Arkansas Dry!
| Iowa Dryi
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06
GAMBLER

Gambler, March 5.-The Oklawaha
and Gambler baseball teams played a
match game on the latter's diamond
Saturday afternoon, which resulted
in a score of ; to in favor of Cand-
Ter.
Mr.. J. C. Wheeler has his packing
house in operation and making daily
shipments Of citrus fruits from the
various groves here.
The Junior Christian Endeavor viii
give an ice cream social at the resi-
dence of Mrs Thomas Gillispie, this
evening.
Mr. Jehr and son, Albert, left yes
terday for their home in Indiana.
Mrs. Jehr and son and daughter will
remain until later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Martsolf and
daughter, accompanied by Miss Stella
McCan, leave today for their home il
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mrs. Lillian Wilson, of Kirksville
Mo-, arrived yesterday for visit t.
her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin and Mrs
Dohe, of California, have arrives
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mr.:
VIM. Hilty.
Miss Olive Hilty recently enter
tanned the Jr. C. E, at her home.
Miss Grace Townsend, state secr'
tary of Christian Endeavor work, we
recently entertained by Mrs. Hilty.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06
Bio Men Of Nation Go to Church. Get
the Habit Join the Professions

- dorabe but nevertheless that there are men These
think II sayors of efemnacy to be seen often II Gnu
ILL should y awaken to the error Of their ways.
trono men the of the nation are co1a I'd
lh ' they rarely Sunday The story Is lolI ~
Who on one occasion accorded T. nos
gfea he audience cheered him for fully five minutes - as
nlated to turn any mans head Then there "a b; d
lllD b The composer faced the great mutituae O m "
mirers and said: 10 CAIN THE
smuaT DOTH IT PROFIT A MAN TO Ga "a he
Whole WORLD AND LOSE HIS OWN SOUL
rIAr WAS ALL. THE AUDIENCE WAS ELEei - -
<.,r,., r.4E pEEp RELIGION THE MAN AND eh1N0r
s,an,r,cANcE or HIS REMARKS THE OVATION lr -,
.r-opr ,UAs AZ NOTHING COMPARED TO That WIN -,
800 Tat GREAT AUDIENCE DIDN'T THINK I7,s m4,
----,.Arr HE WAS BIG ENOUGH TO PRocIA'" -
-. -.,r.. IN GOD AND A HEREAFTER II 70 70
.-.rn TuAN THE STRONG MAN WHO WHILE p1or e nv
II .-,,rs "a COP REMAINS FROM CHURCH. y 4oo
II I,EvE m GOD, PRACTICE YOUR BELIEF 81 eoi" :
II go rorsNr ASK MUCH or YOUR TIME
Don't delay GOING TO CHURCH .,5 start 4a p Ra' the pro
esson By going church set good example 20 wife YOUR
II will set him thinking You will please your ", lit t
mother your sister will fill them with happiness 70 e See 4
49, arc IN tbe road righteousness And be hohest
@ Don't YOU know you lot happier after an hour win oo
II co TO CHURCH
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06
Alabama Dry!
Arkansas Dry!
Iowa Dry!
Do You Know

That four out of every five feet of
the United States is dry territory.
That more than half of the people of
of the nation live under prohibition.
That of the 1913, 800 square miles
that go to make up continental Unit
ed States, only 1928 miles are wet.
The remaining 2,236,O62 square miles
are with out saloons.
That is 1868 there were 100000
persons residing in territory in which
the sale of liquor was prohibited; in
1900 the number had increased to 49,
000, 900; in 1908 the number had doubl-
ed, reaching 36,000,000; and today it
is more than 48,000,000.
That fourteen states have state
wide prohibition laws, while no state
is totally wet.
That Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Mon
tana, and Nevada, all mining and
lumber sections, are the only states
in which the drys do not hold terri
torial advantage.
That a prohibitory law has been in
force for fifty-five years in the state
of Maine.
That the liquor business is being
more vigorously opposed by religions
and business interests than any other
evil.
That in those states where state
wide prohibition failed in the las
election, plans are already being made
for the next campaign.
That many liquor dealers have ad
mitted that it is only a matter o
time until the business will come t
an end.
That it is estimated that the legal
lied liquor traffic is the cause of 5
per cent. of our taxes, 70 per cent
of al pauperism, 60 per cent. of al
insanity, SIS per cent of idiocy, 6
per cent. of all accidents, IS per cen
of all divorces, IS per cent. of a
crime, 85 per cent. of all murder
so per cent. of all industrial acc
dents.
That the Hobson Prohibition Bill r.
ceived a majority vote of eight
the House of Representatives, but W;
lost because two-thirds vote is ne
essary for an amendment to the CO..
stitution.
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OF NATIONAL INTEREST
Richard Pearson Hobson to Lecture in
the Chautauqua

Richard Pearson HObsOn to Lecture in
the Chautauqua
Captain Richard Pearson Hobson,
known the world over as the hero of
the Merrimac, is to appear in the big
chautauqua to be given in this city
next month. At present Captain Hob
son is serving his country as congress
man from Alabama. He has been
leader in many great fights for nation
al uplift. lie is a great orator, a
deep thinker, man of pleasing per-
sonality and one of our country's big
gest men.
His lecture at the chautauqua,
america in the 10th Century," will
be most timely, in view of the great
European war. The theme is, Ameri-
ca to be to the Modern World, what
Rome was to the ancient world
exponent of liberty and free distribu-
ton, peacemaker among nations, the
leader to bring about the brotherhood
| of man.
The Chautauqua Association is
making preparations for Captain
Hobson's day with US, for it will be
one of the especial big days of the
chautauqua.
In this lecture Captain Hobson
bings a message of keen interest and
one of vital Importance to every
American farmer, merchant, profess
sional man, father, and mother and g
message that every boy and girl OF
the country should hear.
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Promising Investment.

"The lasting, delightful perfume OF
the age One who can prove that
the perfume OF Otto Mohini is not
lasting for four days by putting five
drops on the handkerchief will be re
warded Rs 100 cseh. Try II
f,,ha an5 rat awarf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06

All varieties of seed corn; also mil
let and sorghum, now in and for sale
by the Ocala Seed Store. 5-6
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06

Mrs. ]. T. Allen, SO Laurel Ave,
Sanford. Fla. SAYS: eff my testi-
mony. as mother, in respect to the
good that 'Favorite Prescription did
nv Young daughter, viii induce other
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Considering the graveness of my
daughters case ] certainly believe
that all young women with womanly
difficulties viii be relieved by using
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
taking it according to directions. II
certainly was all that my daughter
needed for her restoration"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06

World Almanacs for 1915 at Bal
ards. 2-1-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-06
YOUNG SOCIETY MATRON
LAYS DOWN RULES

In discussing the approaching So
cial season, a young matron says that
the success of every event, whether In
home. church or club, depends upon
the foresight of the women months
before.
The brilliancy, charm and success
of a party is dependent upon the
physical condition of the hostess. She
cannot be entertaining witty or clev-
er, if she is loaded down with all the
complaints woman is heir to; and
very few are free from the functional
troubles which bring with them diz-
ziness, backache, sick headache, sleep
lessness and intense nervousness.
Thousands upon thousands of moth
ers, wives and daughters in every
| section of this great country, who
have regained health, vigor and
cheerful disposition after months of
misery and even dispair are the ones
who truly appreciate the marvellous
restorative power of DIR. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription.
Every woman who has reason to
believe that backache, headache, UNI
natural pains, low spirits, sleepless
nights, irregularities or catarrahl
condition is caused by a arrangement
! of the womanly functions, owes it to
eherself and dear ones to speedily over
come the trouble before a general
breakdown causes permanent prostra-
ton.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription il
remedy that any ailing woman ear
safely take because it is prepared
with pure glycerine from roots ant
herbs, containing tonic properties O
the most pronounced character an'
without alcohol.
Get DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
a tion today either in liquid or table
= form, at any dealer in medicines,
! you want to better your physical con
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z gredient in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
Il scription is printed along with the di
e rections.
Al Every ailing woman should writ
today for confidential advice to spe
q cialist who has had years of expel
/ fence in treating diseases peculiar
e women. His advice is given withou
It charge, and writing places you VI
II der no obligation whatever. Simpl
address DIR. Pierce, Invalid's Hote
= Buffalo, N Y, and write, Dear Do
> tor: Please send me without charg
Y, further information" 1876 page boo
D. on Woman and Her Diseases SCI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
2ofal +. Beridt.
unfdae.

- Gin gliidspils III pine Jrass
Der SO Sabre olte Robert 5otptins
pon RO. lila Sft Gront Strabs.
6atptins, Der on benz Nsubau bes Mes
tbobiit Boot Concern an Der untsren
9lum Strabe bsi6aftigt lit, itiir5te
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Is 'yub Dom @eriif, idm jeboh ME
bic aersts I'm itdbtif6en Sofpiiaf fOns
itatirtsn nur nit elmer @srrsuiuus
Der reaten 9iifts baDpn.
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437 Dabs Strabs lpurbe ssitsrH
Qlbenb an Der 4rsu5uns Der Reulten
StraBe unb Central Moenus DON benz
Woturrabfabrsr Grnft 20. Glnuborf
Don SO. 932 2oursl Gtrabs umsss
rannt unb trug cine @erlebung am
aopf iOipis auseniteinlid aud sineu
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iiber beftige SamsrSen In Der rehteu
Ssite. 5rOsbsm pOlIte +. iid n'dt
nah bem Soipital bef5rbern laFeu,
fonbern sins mad ibrer Mobnung.
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9astun unb Seaebae.

GSranf Sope, 20 Sabre alt, Don
go. 215 Main Strabe. Gcoington,
batte pprIeste Wnft sur Seiniabrt
irrtbiinlIid) einen StrnBenbabutpagel
Der 9eIlenue uno Canton Sinie bette.
gen. Slls er an Der Gde Der
Sritten in,6 9lain Strabe Den
Srobenbabnlpdoen perlieb, tplirbc
CT BON 5lpei Burden iiberinaen
un6 niebergeidlagen. 9eim Serau.
naben Der 9oIiSiiten Grail ,tnb BON
Gtten ergrificn bic geibeu Die Slu6t.
Sope trliroe nod Dem Speers Soipi.
taI uno ipHter rnd) Sailie gebradjt.
- Ser ;Srcuenperein Der Gpang.
ct. 8aulus Stride bon Gapton piro
beil!e Na6mittng I'M 2 llbr I'M Sllie
Der sSrau Gbriit. aremer. 90. 703
Caution sIpe., ieine reseInabiae @e.
i1dftsperianlmIitng obbalten. geah
Der Sieung fiiioet Elm aafieefrdnjfen
lnb am glbetb elm See Cream 60.
cinl taft, peI6es bon ben Gnmen
arener aoehler, aIett .,no Mebner
arrangirt pirb.
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aaifeeirau,djen.

- Sn Der gp. prot. St. Sohanness
@emsinbs auf Wlt. auburn (paitor
grnit u. @ob) finb.t htite
Radmittas aaff.stran5a.n itatt.
syols.nbe 9amsn iino bic 0aits
eebsrinnsn: glnna 9arbntr. Saois
0laab. 0alaria greilif, Roiind SoI.
mann, 2fnna Sertbel, gdtbtriHc 5cer.
aouiI. SsIffrih unb aouif, Sunsiine,
DieitIbsn laben lire Betannisn unb biz
s}rsunbe Der gsmsir,be bsr3li4it tiii.
Die Bsiu1er i6nnen auf bic frsuu6s
Ii6iis gsrpirtbuns rednen.
- 4m Wittipoh, ID. aprif, III bic
mouatlide 9srfammluus bee 5rdueu'
psrsins berprOi. petsrs airfe paiior
Sans Salpi) on bic iidb bas 4affees
frdns&en ani9IisBt. lie iclsenben
Dumen iperben ben aaffee i.rpiren
uno labsn auf bas ber5Ii4fte 81 sahls
REDEEM gsfuhs Elm: graf gnnu
@ebti, fJrau Senrp Sart.r. Grnu
Marsareibe Saupt. 5rau eliiabetb
6pbt, iTrau glnna 5is unb 5rau
QuguIis Solsiptib.
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I'm Vrrbereitnns.
sino bic arrangements fur SdJai'
fung eines SieierpefOnbs fir bic
Snatidje 9i6miib aatboIiids
8ottesader.Q .QBeienidjait.

Die 0sutiGe RDmiI4 aatboliIfc
Gottesader Geitai6aft tpirb bsms
nGhft ans mert ssben, nm In i1ftes
matiider Wsifs sincn Rsfsrpsfonns
! 81 itaffsn. Der bei etipaigen unpors
bsrseisbenen bsbsutsnbertn 4usgabsn
In fpiterer 3eit In 9lnip.ud, ssnom.
men tperben tann.
praiibeut Senrp aiitneI bat bertits
Elm aug fie6sn WitsIisbern. btitebenbes
aommittee srnannt, bas WiiteI unD
We9e fiir bi. Sdaffuns bifies Jonbs
finbeu iolI. Das apmmittee bot aud
ihon einias Eonfsren3eu obssbalten,
absr ba Der SetretGr Der @ersiniguns
Serr @eoras 3. S1ranb. felt sinisen
Woden bur6 arantbeit ans Saus
eefsiielt ift, tpnnten nod tsine befinis
tipen gsftliiiie sefabt lperben unb in
Der aeitsrn 4benb nntsr bem 9priib
bes pr1fibenieu SenrD aiitutr une
Der prototoIfiibrung Don Serrn Gos
iparb ". 9artnst, Der otirn Shranb
psrtrat, itattssbabtsn @eriammlung
ipurbe benz acmmiitee auf Gniuaen
BON Serrn Rurre Bis 5ur nd9iien
9eriammluna 3sit sur Seri4teritats
tuns ssseben.
Obsri6asmsiii.r Jrunt 5elfder be-
ridt.ts iibsr Die ginnabmen iinb Gusp
eab.a ipGbrsnb bes psrfioNensn Wos
mats ipis folat: aaiienbeitonb am J..
MGrs $2546.s9; einndbmen pdbreno
beg Tlpnais S2925.65; 2lusgabsr
$1117.83, ipbab elm aoTenbeitanb Don
$4354.71 perbl,ibi. Jiir armsnuns
ieriiiibuns ipurb.n $239.25 beruuss
eabt.
gsiislif Der tiHSslnen GOttesader
beri4iste bas itshenbe 9pmmiitss ipis
folat:
2lui bem Gt. Mlari.n Goti.Eadsr
ipurbn ipGbreno bee Wlcndts Wldr5
Sc 9eihen bsIinttst unb bic ginnahs
men bsIieien iid ouf s4o5; auf bem
ct. SDiepbs @oiissadsr ipnrben SO
aeiden bserbist uno 1856 pereinnabmt
uno auf benz ct. Sobaunss 0cttes'
ader fanbm u 2siden bic Isst. Rubes
itGtts unb bic Ginnnbmen bstrussH
$e4.
3as aommittss befiirlportsis bic
GrOffnuna elmer iptit.r.n Settion auf
bem ct. Soispbs @ottesdder. aber
bic Gmpfebluna tpurb. on has aoms
mite. nit Der Bsiiuns 5uriidptripi,s
ZEN in Der niditsu 0eriGmmIung eis
nen a,yau.n apiisnani4Ias gu untsrs
brsitsn.
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ieu bon Clifton nah Soutbeate ulio
Der 1ipeIpc Wiile iiro 6lagg SprtngS
Turrpife in Mngriif eehonuien mer'
ben.
- sSm Girctliteeridt puroe geltern
bon slnna Settlers geeen Iuoretp 5.
Settlers cine SheiSurissflase eirge.
reid,t. 3as Taar bette i'm Sabre 1896
iitl perbciratbet. 9ie aIdgerin be.
ifailbiet ibren @atten Der 8rauiam.
feit.- ssn Der S6doeneriasflaee pom
z. Glarf bon TnDtpn gegen Die
Strabcnbabn. .Seieaifnft, in pelder
ser aliaer Elm llrtbeil Sim getragc
pon $44S0 erbielt, bat Die perfIagtc
@eielliduft eiren slntrue alIf einer
neuen Yro5eB geitelIt. sIIs @rlro
miro aneegeben oab Der Sdlaoener-
iae 81 bod, 6emeiien lei mo oab Ger
@abripriidD nid)t I'M @inflaee nit
0cn Sbatiad]en ltehe.
- Der 9lnfer 9egenisitige Inter
itiiBungs @erein bielt gsitsrn 4bsno
untsr Dem @oriib bss @ije prGIis
benten !6srr glsm. Munninsbof feline
rsgelmGbias @eriammIurg ab. Serr
Better qfeifer protOtpIirie. 0as
aranten Spmmities rsi1te isinsH
9eriht Elm. Ssrr Sotu GmiiuSnsr
b,rihtste, bab qauI Toat seficrt.H
lit. Soerr Stubn.r, 9elegut gum
StdbtOer6aub, berihtste iiber bic lsBis
8sriammluns bes Staotperbanbss.
6err Better Gang puroe als neues
Witglieb aufgenommeu.
Die Ssrreu Wm. 0OnalbIon
uno D. q. pattsrIon ipurosH in ben
9irettorenrat5 Der Smmersreen
Jriebbpfs 9sisnfdaft sepdbIi.
Sn Sort 5bomds fanb seitern
9lbenh eine srobe Tluisupsriummlung
itatt, in pelfer bic electric JrdnhiIe
unb bic beabiihtigts $4,000 Bomb
ousgabe, ben Geasnitano Der Der
banolung bilbete. Reprdisntanten
Der Siampnb eight 60. bon Gineins
natl perlansten, bub Elm Srsibrief fir
bic elettriid)e gel.udtung Deriauft
iperbe unb bieis &pmpoanie sleitris
i6eg 2i6t sur nisbrisiten Rate, Iieisrn
ipiirbe. Die $4,000 gonbauseabs
ipurbe ebenfals sr0rtert, jebrd tsin
gei6luB asfabt. 0as @elo burd)
ben @erfauf Don Bombs iOll gum
9lntauf Der Central S6uleebdubs
fir etn neueg StdOteebGiibe psrpen=
bet ipetben.
Die 6umanitdts 9eielIidaft
iii enti6isbsn basssen, ipie bic berrens
lofen Sunbsn, eesentpGrtie ron Der
poIisei, snttpsber mittelIt bee aniips
pels pbsr burh GrfdisBen setpbttt
iperben. 9ag 9sbe ben ainbern cir
it,le6tes g.ifpiet unb trase nidt ipee
mia Sur 9errobuns oes 0smiitbes bel.
Die Sunbs iollten IN 3utunft sur6
Ghloroform get6btst perbeH.
9irasrmsiiter Selmbolb unb
bic Gtabt aommiifGrs iu6en mad
sinsm sssisnstsn qIus fiir elm Grsmas
tortum.
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- Or, @irterlneper, @iitglieo oes
ShuIrntbs, peIfer nIs geiitreiber
sieoner befailirt If, miro bente gfad,-
inittaa on ben raInb Der Miitter iulo
2ebrer ocs ,. Tiitrifts" cine stn-
iprate haltcn.
--g9alicr Slber fpiiroe eeItern pou
Dem Sberiiisgebiilfen Shneioer IN.
ter elmer id,iperen alnflage nerbaitct.
@artba Nlrpbp. bon go. 433 Scoii
StraBe, crlob fiir ibre 16 Sabre aItc
Sodtcr Sic slnflagc.
sSm @uuoeSeeridt purbe geiicrn
ole Sdrabrncrinsflaae pon Sobn s,
aattenborn gegeu ole IAN Cohen
Sbpc 60. bis auf' @citercS pcrid)o'
ben. 9attenboru mar, pGbrsnb er
BIC slubcnicite Ses Gobcn'iben Ga.
bens betoririe, bon elmer Better beroO'
gcfaIleu inb aneebltd id,rper uerlesi
;rorSeu.
= SIN RatbsfeIler Der 8aDeriI6en
9rauerei fanb geiiern Ibenb bic Der
tbeiluna Der prsiIe ner aenton
Gountp acssl 2isa itait. Die ipls
aenoeR 8samtsn purben eripGblt:
Wiaiam alars, prGiibent; Ben.
Samsins. @i5s prdiibent; Sobann
8sitsrmaNn. GstretGr uub S6asnei.
iter. 5srr WiIbeIm RiebI'n, prGfis
bent Der grauerei. bate fiir Elm beli.
tatss Supper uno einen gutsn sros
pfen .9apriides" geiOrat.
= Die .Rstail Msrdant's aHpcias
tim" etpdblte bic fpleenbe 8eamtsn
seitern gbenb: prGIibsnt. Ben. Goerr
mann, gise Prdiibeut, Bait. Gil
more; Ghabmsiiter, 3. 5. S'grien;
6. 6. Gubme, Sstretdr: ssrl. u. 6.
Msper, sSOfepb aubn. Wiliam Cops
pin. Sirettoren.
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9srpteit. SHaiiem 0ereim
lie gOrbsrsitunsen far bas 5rib.
Iinssfsit psriprrden ben beiteH
Grfplg.

am eriten Sonntpe i'm Siuli erbal'
TEN ole 6reunoe bes Eeiiti6eu alge'
mcin 9roteitantiiden @diieuhauies
iuieber @eleernbeit, nit ben Boiien
bns SriibIin9sieit gu ieiern unb ibrer
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