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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06

version and was followed by a fine
luncheon.
Dinner-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Purdy
entertained most graciously some OF
their friends at a six o'clock dinner
Friday. Covers were laid for twelve
bouquets of red roses and peonies
adjoining the table and rooms. The de
hcious menu was served in three
courses. Auction Bridge was the pas.
time for the evening. Mr.. Neill havin2
the highest score of the gentlemen and
Mrs. Raymond Breed carried off the
honors for the ladies'.
Friendship Club-Mrs. J. w. Brown.
ing was the charming hostess to this
happy company-the Friendship Club
on Thursday afternoon. Dainty needle
work over lively visiting whiled the
early hours away, and were followed
by a fine two-course supper.
Auction-On Thursday evening Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Riley entertained some
of their friends very pleasantly. Seven
tables were arranged for the ever en-
crossing game of Auction Bridge.
Later a fine two-course luncheon was
served.
ENTERTAINMENTS. l.. f. Steen enter.
tanned the ladies of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid Society Wednesday after
noon of last week. A delightful after
noon is reported with a very large
number present.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06
FARMERS WANT GOOD ROADS
Continued from Page One)

now and have been for some time In
an almost impossible condition and,
Whereas; There is now and has
been for some time a large Automobile
Tax fund in the treasury,
Therefore Be 1t Resolved by the
Brookings County Grange il session at
Bookings, S. D., this 21st day Of June,
1915, That it Is the sense of this meet
ing that the officials responsible.
should at once see that said fund is ex.
pended toward the making of Brook.
ings county roads as good as any in
the state.
Be it Further Resolved, That a copy
of this resolution be sent to each
County Commissioner and also pub
lished in the newspapers of Brookings.
Resolution unanimously adopted.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06

.
This department 10 edited BY Mrs.. Riia L
ziegier and anyone having social news OF
interest will confer . favor On che Register
~ 'paoninc Nrst xtegisr. 1le.
compIimentary-On Thursday after
noon of last week Mrs. #. c. Neill en-
tertained some of her friends In CON-
pliment to Mrs. Redmond and Mrs. c.
2. West. Auction Bridge was the d.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06
SWAT THE FLY

Lest we forget
This is good weather for flies.
Rubbish heaps and uncovered gar
bage pals make excellent breeding
places for flies.
Every n pile left on the prem
Uses without treatment longer than a
week, is a menace TO public health.
Every fly allowed to live now means
at least g million more in September.
Committee.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06

Monthly, the Dakota Farmer and the
newspapers of Brookings.
Olaf Lerensen,
c. Brandsberg,
Committee.
Unanimously adopted.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-06
We Deliver Your Meat

The delivery system and the tele.
phone combined enables us to give you
excellent service. Make known your
wants over the telephone and we win
deliver your meat to your door. And
well send you just the meat you would
select II you were here in person.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
OUCH Lame BACK.
RUB LUNBBGO OR
BAGKACHE Away
Rub Pain Right Outwith Small.
Trial Bottle of Old, Penetrat-
ing"St. Jacobs Oil.

Kidneys cause Backache? MOI
They have no nerves, therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! Your back.
ache Is caused by lumbago. sciatica
or y strain, and tho quickest relief Is
soothing, pentrnting "St. Jacobs
OIL Rub 1t right on your painful
back, and Instantly tho soreness,
stiffness and lameness disappears,
Don't stay crippled! Get Il srnull trial
bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil" from your
druggist and timber up. A moment
after It Is applied you'll wonder what
became OF the hacltache or lumhngo
pain.
Rub old. honest st. Jacobs OIL"
whenever you have sciatica, neural
Eia. rheumatism or sprains. as It is
absolutely harmless and doesn I burn
the skin. Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
....G..iO.:I.A..L.Z!...O!.!.A.ID.LNI.G!I.
Plant atstne Panar1a C Canals a.
Wondef iflPR apidity as the
Record Shows.

AeSCON.EC @. u, Dec.B2O A record for
quick coaling has been made by the
new coaling plant at the Panama canal
at the Atlantic terminus It1recent1y
delivered 400 tons Of coal into Hthe
bunkers OF "a ship and; sent it about Its
business in twenty -four minutes. and
that too with the use OF only4one the
four loading towers wit hichf the
plant is equfpped This single con-.
sveyor was hand ling coal at the rate
Of n, 042 tons an hour. .-
There is practically never ship
comes to the - liant which can take coal:
as fast as thesp liant can oliver it The
sconHeyors sl1aves tol bessropp Irepeatedsa
evenly IN The bunk For naval
purposes the plant ;yg deafgnedS to
have an overall hand ling capaci &c
tons san hour for an ind ahhite
ssaLt d he eanah IL &C ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
CAMEL HAS LITTLE ON COW:
NO WATER FOR SEVEN DAYS

ANDERSON, Ind. Dec. 20.-Thp
fact that cow can 1.-Two seven days
without water has been proved on
the farm OF James FogaTty. south
OF here. where a cow became prls-
oner under stack OF hay and was
found weak. but still alive. Mr..
Fogarty had notified Sheriff Black
that It'll had been stolen Then n sec
ond COW wns found missing. al
search under straw stack that had
toppled over disclosed both animals
underneath The COW that got un-
der the stack first was penned in on
all sides and compelled to stand for
seven days md subsist In straw
without q drop Of water. It will live.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
PANAMA SLIDES.
ARR BEING
STOPPED.
And the Largest Ships in Exist
enCe Can=NoW Run.througt1
the Big Ditch.

s PANAMA. Dec 20.-The slides la
Gail1ard cut which have been menac-
ing navigation have been oYercome
Today the channel is in better shape
than lit has ever been before. For a
minimum width of $50 feet 1t Is thirty
I'VE feet deep, and is at least thirty
feet deep clear across the original
prism 300 feet wide The slides ut
.Cucaracha and Culebrn which have
bulged forward as il to smother the
waterway under their mass have been
dredged away until they look fiat and
tmpOtent. Barring some unforeseen de-
yel0pment such as a new break in d
wholly unexpected place or the crumb.
ling OF the great cliffs Of breccia at
Gold Hill or Contractors Hill, the In
terruptions Of traffic BY the slides are
done.
The engineers III charge will not
commit themselves to prophecy but
they sayathe cut Is in the best shape
1T was ever In. and the fact that they
have taken away all but thrcc Of tho
dredges and cut out the Sunday and
holiday work is q strong Indication or
their confidence iii the situation. The
three dredges are carrying the ex-
ovation back of the original channel
line in order to establish defensive
zone to prevent encroachments on the
channel. Much work is yet to be done
to complete the channel to its full
width Of 800 feet with bottom forty
feet above sea level, gfvtnEa depth Ofi
forty five feet, but it is already pos
sible now to give passage to the big
gcst ships on the seas without any
trouble.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
Along New Lines of Practice.
and Are Proving. Quite Sat
isfaCtOry TO ArnlY8Me

FIELD 4EADQUARTERS AAlERI
CAN EXPEDITION IN MEXICO. Dec
20. Extraordinary iInproYeme In
craftsmanship is being noted in re-
ports received at field headquarters
The regular life Of the soldiers has.
steadted their nerves, and 1.-the clear mir
of the Mexican plaeauH REGAIN makes
sighting easy. Another factor in the
good showing is the steady drill the
men have received in fire control, new.
methods fof which are being tried by
the cavalry with ren1arka BILE success.
Machine gun troops also are being
drilled to- use their arms to the best
advantage. Recently several compan-
les OF the Sixteenth infantry were
brought north from FL Vale and dem
constructions Of fire control were given
for the benefit oe the officers sta toned.
here. The machine gun work was uI1-
der. the direction OF Captain r. s..
Bowen, assisted by Captain M. g.
Short.
Among the most interesting expert
ments now being conducted lis that In
pistol firing By a detachment OF cav
airy, chosen at rand m. al pistol board.
which is conducting the work, has
evolved unique line OF targets worked
by ropes and pulleys, which fall fat
when the cavalry charge over them,
The attempt is being made to evolve
a system of pistol firing while charg-
ing. At present the men are firing dis
rectly ahead while leaning forward in
their saddles and holding their arms
just ahead to- the RI ght OF their
mounts ears. Excel lent results, 1t is
said. have already been obtn1ned.
u When ammunition arrives. another
interesting test will be made, thatSotI
determining how effectually the pres
ent three-inch field gun will demo1ishl
barbed wire entangl dement's, trenches
and bomb proofs. A line Of forti flca-I
tons has been construc ted as. nearlyi
like those in Europe as possible The
artillery will be- allowed to work oniI
these under conditions that would OBJ
their fire will be noted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

2 F38 &
is presented Ia ClarAsburE under the
auspices ot the Illinois wi GLANCE AS
ISOLATION.
It Is said that the picture itself
was taken first hand from Chicago
crimes, and criticisms OF the press
make the plain statement, that the
picture a spade is called d spade.''
The World y Traffic IN Young
Girls Is the name Of this wonder
ful feature. Every part OF the pic
ture will be explained as the noted
Am rican lecturer and social worker.
Mr.. J. Hillary Martin, will give de-
tails as the picture is shown.
This big feature will be ut the
0rpheum theater for two days,
Thursday and Friday. On Friday af-
ternoon q special matinee for ladies
will be shown. This matinee Ii for
ladies' only, IN which some OF the
intricate details of the picture viii be
explained TO them In plain words.
.
Chauncey O1cott is to appear in Il
revival Of The Heart Of Paddy
Whack.'
Unlike most musical comedies,
The Only Girl which Is soon
to be seen here under the manage
told story which would stand alone
even without the beautiful music
which has been supplied for it by Vic
tor Herbert. Henry Blossom wrote
the book and lyrics and The Only
Girl proved to be one OF the real
successes in New York City.
o.
Percy Burton has engaged Ronald
Squire for Gam 1ersH All ''
Civilization, the most stupen-
dOus and daring cinema spectacle or
all times written by G. Gardner Su1li-
and which VIII have It's first showing
in Clarks burg December IS, &c and
~, is best summed up as a screen
epic, depicting an idealistfc concep-
ton or the birth OF the millennium
and the bringing about Of universal.
peace through the second coming or.
Christ. AS to the photography 1T
probably never has been equalled IN
motion drama.
Royden Keith has been engaged
for an important part in Flora
Leo Dietrichstetn has written "
new play, which he Will probably use
himself
The Brat" by Maude Fulton.
comedy, which was produced last sea
son on the Pacific coast with much
success, had its first eastern produc-
ton in Washington. The cast, be-
sides the author herself. includes
Lewis s. Stone Katherine Emmett.
Frederic De Belleville, John Findlay,
Charlotte Ives and Isabelle o iiNdadi-
gan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20
w Al, Is 81 AIRED
TODAY AT The BIJOU

'A Daughter OF the Gods hailed.
as the last word 10 magnificent NOV
ing picture sensations is announced
as the attraction at the Robinson
Grand for December IS. 20, and 80.
In this picture beautiful, featuring
Annette Kel1ermann. William Fox. its
creator, has spent $1.000,O00 In max
ing it something thatmust stand for
a long time to come as an epoch max
ing event In the world OF reel life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

The money you may save through.
your interest In ads in the Telegram
will probably pay the INTEREST on
small mortgnge you have any
such INTEREST to pay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Greater efficiency Is the greatest
problem Of the lumber trade. Only
one-third Of the cut reaches the ulti-
mate consumer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

2.300 tons an hour III emergencies.
Tests for this capacity have been run,
and the plant has been found to exceed |
requirements slightly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

\ NJ + Z XIV z 1 Z @ f4 u
Some Of the sea pictures IN which
mermaid IS, for beauty of imposition,
lighting and general artistry. have
never been equalled either on the
screen or the, painted canvas. Some
idea Of the magnitude Of the under
taking may be gained from the know
ledge that 10000 persons. 5000
horses, a fleet Of steamships, and
an entire island were needed to prop
erlys stage this titan Of classics.
4 The terrific temptations to which
"a young girl Is subjected, the vi lainy
and methods employed by men who
are worse than brutes, Will be cor
rectly portrayed two days, when the
Orpheum theater places on exhi bition
the great notion picture feature that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

You may save ten dol liars or only
ten cents--through reading the ad
In the * legram before going d. buy
Ing again. But you you'll saye
SOMETHING every time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

No part or n stores SERVICE to-
you IL more valuable than Its adver-
not COST You money : SAVES you
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Leo Dietrichstein has written d.
new play, which he will probably use.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Royden Keith has been engaged
for an important part in Flora.
Bella
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

lied to present Miss springtime.', in
Boston, the principals including
Frank Mcintyre. Zoe Barnett, Ethel
Petit and Harrison Brockhank-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Percy Burton has engaged Ronald
Squire for Gam blers All.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-20

Chauncey O1cott is to appear in Il
revival Of The Heart Of Paddy
Whack.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26

Die iterblits Siile Der am Dom
rsritaa aus benz 2sbsn gei9ieSenen
iyrau Sbersfta Batter. seb.
Giinger. tpirb bsuts Morsen our etpts
oen Rube bsitdttet ipsrbsn. Die Beer
Sisuna finbst pom Sauie Der 5ofter
Gsrau Charles gotslmunn, 1882 Blue
Rod Strabe in gumminsoiae, aus
TAFT, ~lporauf in Der ct. Spnifa5iu5
Stride elm feierlibes Requiem abges
baItsn pirb. Die tpudere pionieriH
bait. bas bobs utter Don "a Sobral
errei9t.
ssrau Sbereea Orb, bic arn
1reitau i'm Utter BON SO Sabren ibrsn
aisben unb sablrei4en 6reunosn
burd ben Sob sutriifen tpuroe, miro
am Sienitag Wsorgsu benz S9ooB Der
groe iiberssbsn fperoen, uno 5tpor
finbet oag acknowledgements BON Dem
gtabliFement bon WeiI &c Sdeu,
III Race Strqbe, aug ftutt. Gin
fsisrli6es Schdmt tpiro in Der 81.
SObannss airde amber Green StraBs
abssbalten.
Serr umo Srau p'e ter Jrteoe
Iorpie !Serr unb JruI Sacob Su'
Ser f~sisrten seitern goloene So1'
seit, bic iit in bsioen Jdlsn gu ellle'
Homilien : Reiuion seftaltete. Sit
Trieoe's feierten ibren ebrentag be
ibrer Sphter, Truu 9eorse 8. SEES
1858 geIIepue 9tpsrnie, uno Die 9u'
bers i'm !6auie hires Srbnes in Win
ton 9lace. gsibe ~Subelpaare emf
pfinasn pon G~nssgurigen unb 6reuH'
ZEN bic berslidftem @liitpinlde UNI
prIhtide 9lumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
Der. TeuerbGmou.

80 ftoria, Ohio, %. SUM. -
Gin getreibsfpeifer Der 10000 Blu,
9etreibe entbielt unb gisentbum DON
6. R. Goob mar, TT in gloombale dlu
Sonntag Worgen bir6 cine Selers-
brunit eingedf9ert tpOrben. Der
S4absn btlduft fi4 auf $25, ZOO.
Gidtete lid felbf.
pGinespifls. g.. %. Suni.
- Die aeide bes SO Sabre alien
5drmarbeiters Gmerp gorsn, Der am
Samiiag Woreen ben 81 Sabre alten
Wiaiam proper unb bic II Sabre
alts &bbie proper in perrp 5ofpns
fbip erihoHen bate, tpurOe am Conn
tag Mpreen pon einem g~iirgeraufge>
eebot inter Marfbaa Welpin aeener
Don psrrp in einem 9eh0l3, etpa cine
8iertelmsile pom S6auplaB beg
Ooppslmorbes aefunben. gotpen tats
te ii9 cine auesl burd BAG t6er5 ge<
iast. 4us griefen, bic an benz 5obs
ten aufgefunben tpiirber, gina berpor,
baB er ben Doppelmorb i~orgfdltig gez
plant bate unb aiigsnffeinli8 ssifes>
geit0rt mar.
0ie SaIoon2iga.
SnbianapoIis, Snb., %.
SUM. Sic SabrcsperiommIunq Der
Nnti>S aloon 2iea BON gmerifa nabni
m Sountng Nadmiitag bier in &c.
g~eiriport bon etrpd taiiienb gcrioneil
itren aniang. Die @ehr5abl Der De,
lcanten miro crit am gsontag err.
pnrtet.
Ger Snilptrebner IN Ser Croft
mnrasiisung irar 8um6esienator
&eslep &. Scenes BON &oibington. @r
erfldr.e, 5aB Der aonereb Die Srnge
5e5iielih oes grobibitionsnmen6e.
merits obne 8er5o9erung BEN neriGie.
Senen Staaten unterbreiten ioGe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
Meberrmmpel
Wurben ME Der Solbat 9arris Osrs
ii6ert, bic 4merilaner BEL garrisal.
Den S4 ameritanil9en a~apansriften
itanben iiber 700 Meritansr
segeniiber.

golumbus, n. 3d., %. sunni.
= Der -Solbat Gam 8. 5arris bonn
Troop 6 bes 3ebnten aapalleriersgiz
ments. Der ssleseniIi4 BEG aampfts
BEL earri3al Sdubnunbsn in Der lins
fen Sdulter unb am linfen arm ba.
Dcntrug, purbe am SOnniag 4bsnb
bierber ssbra4t. Geinsn 4ngaten
mad iianben bic "a Wann ameritanis
ffsr &apaasriiisn an bic TOO Meris
tdnern segeniiber.
.aubsrbem", fubr 5drris fort,
.batten lie elm Wai6inenssfps6r unb
ii6errumpelten uns. Wir ndberten
uns ibnsn in abiolut friebfsrtiser
Weiie unb battsn aud ni6t i'm Sc
ringiten baran, bag uns Elm nsbsrfall
brobe. 9dtten mir eeabnt, bab lie st=
mas i'm Sdilbe fiibrten, 70 fpiirbsn
lie ibr 9bsil betommsn baben. .St
CLAUDE iibrisens, bab iie aud 10 sss
mug abbetommen bdben".
Der 9roop, benz 6drris angsb0rte,
tpurbe feinsr S6ilbsrung mad bon
Garran5iiien umsinselt, aber inn ses
lang es iroboem, ipsnn aud psripuns
bet. feline Gludt gu betpertitslisen.
Sein pferb, bas ebenfals ~pertpunbst
lporben mar, brad f6lisbli6 burf
9lutosrluit erIh0pft inter i6m sus
fammen unb sr fi6srie ii6 bann Elm
anberes b~errenloies pferb, nit benz
er feline glei6fals ben Meriiansrn
entfommenen 4ameraben eiubolte.
.lnier 5rupp", fagte 5drris, Def
fen a%ommanbeur Sapitdn 8oDo mar,
mar Bis por garrisal eeritten unb
bann lieb Der GapitGn inns abiiben.
Sd belt siniee Der pfsrbs unb tur5e
3eit ipGter sing bas S9ieben los unb
Rapitdn gopb brd6 i'm &usslrsg.n
5ufammsn. I'm bic TOO Meritaner
lm5ingelteu uns unb unterbislten elm
Seuer auf uns unb bic eriien auselH
tamsn aus sinsm Wai6tnensetpsbr.
Gs bausrte taum sfpei Winuten. ebe
bic Weritansr urs um3insslt bdtten.
llniere 2sute iebten ii4 ensrsii9 sur
Webr a6sr mir tonnten gesen bic
llebermadt nidt5 ausri6ten. Sd
fpuroe in bic Sdulter ssf6oHen uHb
brad bann nit meinem pfero bur4
ben areis. ben bic Msyitansr I'm uns
batteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26

einlisfen, befasten, baB bic nod auf
meritaniifsm goben rpeiltnben ames
ritantr in grocer gile Msrito Derlais
fen. unb bdb i'm 9aufe bieier Wote
jsbsr amsriianer, Der mad ben Ser.
Siaatsn auriidfebren MID, @slssenkit
boSu srbalten ipiro.
Orei fpeiters 5dbr5euse Der Marin.
iino mad Berd Gru5 gum qbboien
bon 4msritanern beorbsrt tporoen.
Der 1rrpeboboptssrit0rer .Reib" 1T
an Samitas 4benb Dcn asb Weit ub.
sesdneen uiib Der Sorpebobooi5erIt6rer
.5luHer" fubr am Sonntaa ub.
6srner erbislt am Sonniag oas &as
n%onenboot Dolphin" bic WeiIung.
Den Guantanamo, Cuba, mad gsra
Gtu5 in See gu sebsn. nus ben aiten
bss SiaatsOspartsmsnts ssbt bsrpor,
bab ii6 jebt tueniger als 200 4meris
tdner in Der 5auptitabt NsIito befins
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
Pokal.Deridt
ct. MlDgiius
1as fatbOliide @aiisnfeit seitaltet
iid 5u einem grohartisen Griulg.

Die Iyrsuube unb 90nner bss ct.
4lopiius Waiienpereins bsuubten se>
fern einmaI pieber bic 9elesenbeit,
Der 10 iegsnsrei6en anitaIt ferners
gepeiie ibrer unpanbeI6aren CUNT
unb f5rsunbihaft 5utbeiI psrosn Su
laTen. Der 9ersin f~eierts iein Sabrsss
feft auf ben 9riinben Der anitalt in
Bomb Siq unb bic 4ntiinoisung bate
seniist, nm bic Witslieber uno Jrsuns
be in S9ddren bindus5uloten. Wit
Der giisnbabn, i'm autompbil, in Der
JamiIisntutife unb auf S4uiters
Rappen tamen lie, Mdnnlein uHo
Weiblsin, Sung uno ut, 70 bdb bi:
Reabina Roab f0rmlih ihpar5 mar
BON Msnidsn unb auT ben bic anitGIt
u~mssbsnben RaieHfldtsn buntes
polisfsftli4es 2sben unO Sreibsn
bsrribte.
Die Jeier fpurbe am 9prmitta5
bur9 elm feierlitss amt in Der qns
italtstapeIe eing.lsitet, oas Reo.
George BON Der 9hs, Der bslie6te Wais
ienpdter, celebririe uno benz idmmtlts
DE Serren pom @oritrrO, fctpie subls
rsite Witslieosr a~ntpobnten. lin 2
ubr Ra6mittag mar feierli6e @esper,
in fpelder Rep. 5. 9arelmdnn, bon Der
81. gliidbetb STRIDE In NorDooo, Die
prepigt belt. 9atts man auf Sieie
WeiIe 9ottes geesben, mas 9ottes 1T,
70 pibmete man Ii9 in ben ii6rigsn
Stunben bes FROZEN 5eites. 3abIrsife
gubm tparen auiseidlasen, po ben
geIutern @elsssnbeit seboten uurbs.
ibr S6erilein fir bic Waifsn 81
ppfern, unb he tbdteH es germ uno
ipilIig. Ratiirli4 CAB es ou6 grfris
Idunsen alIer Grt. 10 bdb es ben Be
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