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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
Onhans'4anrt.

Monday. August 2lst.-=Jesse W.
Kolb. administrators Of Thomas ].
Ko1b. deceased. received an order 10
transfer stock and settle his first and
final account.
James II. BillingaIea, executor OF
Sarah N. Cront, deceased. settled his
first and final account.
Letters of administration upon The
estate Of Sarah B. Gorsuch. deceased.
we're granted unto n. Sterling Cor
such, Who received warrant To ap-
nralBe and an order II notify creditors.
Charles r. Miller and Ella b. NIL
ler. executor and oxeeutrix Of George
II. Miller. deceased. settled their first
account
Emma ]. Gummel and John II.
SIansbuHY. exefntrix and executor OF
Jacob GummeI. deceased. reported
sale of real estate and received an
order nIHI.
Letters of administration upon the
estate OF keener E. BIllmyer. deceased,
we're granted unto e. Claude Billmyer
who received an order to notify cred
itors.
The laet VIII and testament OF
David Winters. deceased was admit
ted TO probate and letters teaIamenIary
thereon. we're granted unto portia
Winters. who received warrant To ap-
praise and an order TO notify cred
itors.
Harry {. Williams. executor OF
Theodore ID. eulp, deceased. received
an order TO use funds.
=. Clayton shanebTook, adminiEIra-
tor Of Jacob shahebrook. deceased. re-
turned an inventory of personal prop
erIy and received an order TO sell
same.
Tuesday. August END. = The last
will and testament of Martha Alice
Bale, deceased. vas admitted 10 pro.
bate and letters testamentaTY thereon
we're granted unto Fannie Thompson
who received warrants tn appralse
real estate and personal property and
an order To notify creditors.
". Sterling Gorsueh. administrator
OF Sarah B. GorBueh. deceased. re-
turned inventories Of personal prop
erty. debts due and current money
and received an order to sell personal
property.
Franklin r. Baker. executor OF
Samuel ?. Morelock. deceased. settled
his frat and final account.
David E. NuaDaum. administrator OF
David Fogle, deeeaGed. returned an IN
yentory Of debts due.
William +. Stair, executor of Isaiah
Stair, deceased. reported sale of per-
sonal property.
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Waste Paper mp 10 Per cent.

New York, August 1.-THE paper
famine vas reflected today N an ane-
ton sale here Of OLD paper. ordered
By David Ferguson, supervisor OF the
City Record. One lot Of 9.00o pounds,
composed of unsold copies of the City
Record. brought sl.Gb per 100 pounds.
Another lot Of unused paper. weigh
In 5000 pounds. brought l2.60 per
To.
Normally sales of such paper bring
from 20 % so cents Der 100
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ElsenMger8lttiHG

Within few minutes after they I'D
procured their marriage license ION
d. evening, IryIn NJ Elcenberger md
Nj Mar h. Sitting zero married.
Mr. EIaenbarE.r IL ne so of THeo-
dore Diaenberger. Of Hanover. and his
brIde Is formerly from Westminster.
On snturaa. thy applied for ; licenae
and Monday evening - thev procur-
ed the license from Justice I. =.
Wilmer. Iley aaEed the Judge 20 per
f1rm the ceremony.
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ASSISTANCE REQUESTED.
To Procure the vital Records of the
Senator and Representatives i the
Hoase o. Delegates lor Carroll
County IN 1890.

SOanIg u I6Jvs
A memorial OF rare conception Is be-
Ing carefully planned and worked out
by the Major William Thomas Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Of st. Marysa City. II Is actuaIed by
the ehIYalry. n q beautiful law passed
by the Maryland Assembly Of Ie39---
70 erect Female Seminary, 70 the
Birth Of the StEte Of Maryland 1884,.
70 be known as st. Marys Female
Seminary" St. Mary.s City.
Acting in accordance With . law.
advising the planting OF shade trees
along the States highway. this chap
Ter has conceived the Idea of an ave-
nue., 10 be known ~ THE Avenue OF
tho Maryland Assembly OF 1899. This
avenue leads np to St Marys Seminary
and Is TO be made fitting memorial
10 the man. Who gave this living monu-
ment to the birth Of the State. Each
name IN the Senate and the House OF
Delegates has been procured. Each
county is TO have tho allotted space, by
order Of formation es a county. IN the
state Of Maryland.
Each tree. Is to be honored by the
namc Of a Senator or Representative
and in the planting thereof, there is
10 be much ceremony. For each tree
two minutes Is alloted--the Represen-
tative.s full name. hIs birth and death
date given and 70 whom married.
Therefore. II is earnestly desired that.
through the local press OF each county.
assistance In procuring these vital
facts. which vii be carefully compiled
N book form and entered into THE
Room.s set aside for such records by
the wise Legislation of 1899
Senator: William p. ManIaby; House
Of Delegates: Thomas Hook. Joseph NJ.
Parks. George nranIwHIl. George
Israhh
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Matilda !. Wareheim. one o. the old
est residents Of Hampstead. and wife
OF Henry Wareheim. died August 1s,
at nar n..me. she was 81 years and
highly respected by al who knew her.
The funeral wa held On Sunday morn
inE at $50 at the house and burial
va in Manchester Cemetery. The
Rev. e. 6. Daugherty. Of Greenmount,
had charge of the services. The de-
ceased leaves besides her aged hus-
band. on son. George e. !. Ware
helm, the JeweIeT. of Baltimore.
The paIIbearera were Frank Sfans-
bury, Paul Lamotte, William FeaEs.
Frank swItzer. HoraIIo Garrett md
Harry BIxIer. Z. v. Upton q Son
funeral directors.
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Thompson.

Samuel I. Thompson. SO years old.
II North Fulton avenue. Baltimore,
died at The Maryland Central Hospital
Friday morning. Death. which follow
ed an illness Of several weeks, vas
due to complication Of diseases. Mr.
Thompson was born IN Carroll county
and went 10 Baltimore IT an early age.
He Is survived b his widow. Mrs. En-
ma Thompson. Two daughters. Misses
Catherine and Emma Thompson, a
brother and three sisters.
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Deutschland Arrived safe i bremen.

The German commerce submarine
Deutschland eIuded II least eIEhi
English HarshIns and whole fieel oi
American fishing sehooners. in ne
employ q the Allies. When she dashed
onI 70 saa from the Virginia Capes
o. he nIght OF August ?. Il Has learn
ed II Bremen yesterday.
Great crowds greeted Captain Keo-
nj and hIs crew when the Ilrst sub
mersible 70 eross fhe Atlantic re-
turned u her home port q Bremen
Wednesday nieHL
During the hole journey Of 100
miles the Deutschland uas sub
merged or oily ID miles. ne
weather Has splendid # the beginning
o. nar voyage. but Dscame stormy
later.
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.ffIIian,s.

Mrs. Maria Williams. widow Of the
late George c. Williams, died Sunday
II $50 p m. If the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. William : Grimes.
near Giai. aged So years and DAYS
She is survived - two daughters.
Nrs. William :. Grimes. Mrs. hay
Thomas. and one IN, GHnrRe VII
liama, OF Baltimore. also one brother.
Daniel Samuel and one sister. Mrs
Elizabeth Hughes. of baltimore.
Funeral services we're held Nednas-
day In Harmony Grove Methodist
Protestant church. ley. y A. sites
officiating. lnterment Ia adjoining
cemetery. The paiibearera Nere I.ar-
+ CreHHell Samuel Nelson. Andrew
Wilson. Charles Grimes. Iohn Knann
and John Easlon. T. n. Waltz sons
funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25

Mrs. Hosellla Turtle. wife Of Arthur
Turtle, this eIfy. died at Springfield
State Hospital. SUNDAY. aged q years.
10 months and 10 days She Is sur
WED By her husband and one small
son. Sterling. also her mother, mrs.
Frederick A. Wagner. thla city. and
three sisters. MTB. George stoeler. of
Philadelphia: Mrs. Bert Baakarl.
smallwood. and Mrz. William Bank
ert, faneytown. Funeral services
we're held In Grace I.ntheran church,
Wednesday. at : o'clock. ReY Wm. II.
Hetrick assieted b. Rev. John II.
Gonso. officiating. lntsHmenf in
krsiderss cemetery. The uailbearers
we're William Arnold. Luther Wimeri,
Milton Sullivan. jesse Berman. s Z.
stoner and Norman Hutton. F. {.
sharrer funeral director
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Houses for b Mar by Yote o. sss
10 s..

By the Overwhelming vote OF 2ss to
b. the Administrations bigger navy
program. as adopted by the Senate.
which authorizes construction work To
begin On four dreadnanghts. four bat
tie cruisers and "a smaller vessels in
the coming year and the building Of
10 additional varshIps in the follow
IN two years. was approved b. he
House Tuesday. when the conference
report On the Naval Appropriation lii
uas taken u. TIE personal m
creasee. On which there had also been
: Disagreement. was adopted without
record x0le.
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Myers.

Mrs, Elizabeth Myers, widow of the
late Samuel Myers, died 1t the home
Of her daughter. Mr.. Daniel Bugher,
Frizellburg, last Friday morning. OF
dropsy. aged i years, s months ana
2 days
She i survived By the following
children. John Myers. of Bachman' 3
Valley: Mrs. Daniel Bugher. OF frlz-
ellburg: Mrs. Frank Garner. near this
city. and Mrs. Howard BIxier, BACH
mans Valley Also one brother. Eman-
uel Miller. of York. Pa, and two sis
tefs, Mr.. John Keeny. Spring Grove
and Mrs Edmund sIanffer. OF Han
over Funeral services serc held
Monday # o'clock IN the Brethren
church. Meadow Branch, conducted by
Rev. William Hoop Interment In The
adjoining cemetery The nzilbearers
we're George Harman. William Wantz.
John lively. John BemilleT. Milton
Myers and Calvin starner. Harvey
nankard d Son funeral directors
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Baker

Miss Martha Ellen Baker. daughter
Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hak-
ct. OF smallwood, died at her home
smallwood, Saturday. aged 70 years.
) months and n days. She Is surplY-
cd by one brother. Richard Baker. of
smallwood. Funeral services we're
held Monday II 2 p. m. In the Deer
Park Methodist Protestant church.
Rev. W. A. Sites officiating. Inter
ment in the adjoining cemetery. The
nallbearerg were. Frederick MaEin,
Charles :. Wagner. Edward Miner.
John Spencer. Frank FrieE and An
drew Spencer. F. E. sharTer funeral
director.
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Croft

Samuel Croft. aged about 81 years
died Tuesday Of Sun stroke at his
home, pIkesyille Funeral services
we're held this morning at 10 o'clock
at the home OF his son. Samuel Croft,
Jr.. at Keefera.Ille. near this city,
Rev. John II. Gonso officiating. n
terment n the Westminster cemetery
James 4. Stoner q Son funeral d.
reeIors.
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9ehindI4

hrs. Catherine d. SCHNEIDER. wife Of
Charles SCHNEIDER, died On Friday
morning 1t her home. at Frederick,
following . lingering Illness from tn
berculoeIa. aged es years. The body
was taken on the 10 o'clock ). and o.
train Monday To Mt. AIry, where SER
vices were held at the Pen Grove
church. Interment Wa made In The
adjoining cemetery.
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on.

David {. Ott died At his home. near
TaneytoHn, after lingering Illness
Monday. aged 76 years. months and
II days. He vas a veteran of the
Civil War. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters. Mrs. Bruce
crabbs, near Taneytown, and Mrs.
Fred Troxell, Of EmmlIsburg. Funer-
al services were held Thursday at the
home, Rev. l.. ,. Hafer officiating. IN
terment N the Lutheran cemetery. e.
O. Fuss : Son funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
EGardxz

Hacon--I sea. electrically speaking
tn average m eaeH dav dIssipaZss
aIont to and hall Eil0HaIt hours
Of anersY. mental exertioH md heat
radiation
HzherIz-But IAe d. he : ohoppIag
wood II let h beat hat
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shInIeI.

hrs. Susan I. shipley. 4 years Of
age. of sykesvilIe. Nd. who has been
Ill for several weeks with typhoid
fever, died Wednesday morning In st.
Agnes Hospital. Baltimore, where me
had been undergoing treatment. The
body wa taken 10 sykeeeIlle, fbr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
0rines.

Martha R 0.ings. aged 75 years,
did at the home o. her daughter,
neaT Mount Air. yesterday. Funeral
services md inIerment tomorrow II
Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses

Gilbert r. Mummert. York. Pa. and
Beulah :. Dubbs, Seven Valley. pa.
Jesse II. Crnm. Jr.. and Margaret
l.. Roe. both Of Baltimore.
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TheIhteHarn.

How 20 you like your new motor
carr
= don't knos," sid the nervous
woman. But m suEe It's much BET
ter than t sounds
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Pa, en- you tell ne II canopy
making firm
Well. son7"
Night De called : hoIaing-o.eT
companyf.
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Methodist Protestant Church.
Re-. EdEar 7. Read, pastor.
Sunday, August q, Ia1e.

lev. nr. r. H. Lewis VII preach
= the morning service. 100 o'clock.
There II be - evening service IHIs
Sunday
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Wheat : quoted At @1.45 PEI buzhel
today.
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Bd(fer (irilll nidjt
ldnger Die SdreC6en |dlalo(er
!. ld6te; Ct |dpgl Den Gag
erIr(dt On.

>Gieies iinb Sic srDbten @adbridtcn
fir Die 2ellte bon 9abenport, sic fei<
men geiunben Sdlaf baben, - nelde
iib lmberipal5en unb Ben @npf in Die
!6obe iteden, ipentt Die 1lbr eins- 5tpei
- brei idldgt, - lm Die grfabrnng
bon Sans 9uenede fenrten su Iernen.
Suenedfe lit als 8dder fir s.. q.
starf, $50. 110t ipeitl. 3ipeite strabe,
9abenport, ange1tellt. gr tpobnt $50.
S27 tpeitI. Critic Strabe nnb ingte
tiir5li6:
ngs mar cine 3eit, Sic nidt Iange
5llriidliegt, aIs id Nabts burdans
nibt gut idlafen fonfte: Sd lit audi
an Magenbeidiperben. Sd fonnte nitbt
ein Stiidden &nbrllng 81 mir nebmen,
pbne grnbe l1ndnnebmlidfeiten ali bns
ben. 9ieie 3uifdr6e madtensmi1 iebr
nerbos.
SD neriudte .ganlac" ltnb idp min
sleid BON %bornberein iasen. DAP es
cine quite Maebi5in lit.
ageitbem i1 .baslebe eenottmen
babe. lat ii9 mein gppetit merflih sez
beffert nnb id fanu iett ciien, nbne
nadber l~1ibebase1 su babeu. Sd fam1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Bonn 9poc abbcrmfem.
SpIcpb Spfn Snber.

Soiepb Sobn @ltber peridicb &C.
tern Mprael int Mof SslatlS al Sen
Inlget ell1er ON. Gunlaberlo porae-
nunlnlencn GIil1ooarrnpperatiolt.
Der G~eritorbenc erblidte aln 81.
Ic5Gnber 1887 sl1 @oeppirgen in
@iirttcmbcrg oos 2id)t Der @elt nno
inn So!rc 1866 nod ben Gercil1igtrn
Staatc1t l11o Mpd Sslano. SIM Sabre
1870 permablte CT lid nit Sri. Ma.=
garet @slteaer bon Rof Ssio1o, sis
ibnn i'm Sabre 1886 i'm Sobe boz
olasgilts. SIM Sabre 1888 rerma6'te
er lid sum 5peitcn Miale nit Iralt
Iberela Sdieberl. Iltber Dem al,s
Der 5lpeiten gbe italnmenoen Sohn
goparb Sltber miro Ser @crItorhsne
BON belt noditebenoen &inoeru iciuer
eriten Tralt iiberlebt. S. s. @llbes,
@alesbltrg; gbarles @l1ber, Dit Mo
line, rlro Mlbert ull6 George bon Hnlf
Sslano; Sram 8. g. 9anelion lt1b
5rau s. s. Sobnlpn Snass. @alb.
M1d traltern 5pei Gtieffinoe:.,
Gmil Sdieberl uno 6reu 81. g.
9soroborlt Inn BEN gcritorbene1t.
Serr Sl1ber NOR friiber uiele Sat-
re bel Der @aglter @remirg Cont
par1p angeiteut. @abrenb Ser Iet+tM
oreiBig Sabre fiibrte ct ieeod eire
8irtbidaft, Sic SEQ. 1855 5. Mpe.,
&od Sslano, gelegen NOR.
9ie 8eiiesung erfolgt om Sol1l1-
abeno Norgen Inn 8 nbr l1ad) ei=
11ett @%ottesbienit in Ser Stride gum
Seiligen Ser5en auf 0en1 Gbippi1l-
l1od Sriebbofe.
Srar @ntnta S. 9lctt.
Sran gnma S. &Iett beridieb se=
ifern @prgen Inn 5tpei 11br nod ld11z
gem, idtperen 2eiben in ibrem 5u
8luegraB seIesenem @eime.
Sic &eritorbene erblidte am 49,.
Ipril 1871 gu glltesrab bas 2fdt ber
8elt ltnb bermdblte 1i1 am 10. Maar5
1896 nit Germ Snbn glett, Ser. lie
iett NIT Sen &tnber1, Sila unb Mltbb
&lett, tpie atd smei 8riibern, gmil
ltl1b @enrp 8eends ppr1 gllte GraB nrb
elmer gdneiter, Srau gatl gielefelbt
bon 9apenpprt. iiberlebt. Sic geile<
tun9 erfpl9t am Spnnabenb nit einent
Srmlerepttesbienit in ser Sllte @raB
&irde duf 'bem 9lue @rab 6rieobpfe.
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.ene Mn5ei9en.


Sreunben lnb 8etannten biermit
tranrige Na6ri6t, bab unier 1teber
5d)tpiegerbater ltnb mein 8ru~
Der. R4
Gbrtntan Senrb- Suersenten
am @itttpod, Ben IS. 9ftober, Door
gems friib I'M 5 l1br Is Min., nah
langem i6tperen 2eiben I'M Mlter bon
So Sabren, II MSpnaten ll1b 1S Sas
gen ianft entfdlafen lit.
9as 2eihenbesdneniB finbet am
Sreitng. ben 90. Sftnber, @admtttags
l1m 2 llbr, bonn Srauerbmiie. $50.
405R ipeItlihe 2. Gtrabe, aug mad
Dent grematorium ltatt.
Sreunbe 1inb our Trn1erfeier III,
@auie tpiIfommen, bic Seier i'm grez
mdtorilm 1T iebpd pribat.
l1m iitinss Beliefs bitten tie tiefbez
triibten ,pinterbliebenen:
Hrnlt Glln &oeaig, geb. Slier9cnien,
Srnu 3efla Sdrnmd, geb. Snergenien
@h4parb Sner8enien,
&inber,
8iIiam sSa,erseaien, 8alnlit, 3d.,
Brn0er,
Mu&.2 pot. nebit @ertpanoten
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9atttta9un9.

nnleren bielcn SSreunDen rt,b Be-
%fanntctt, Sic llns in 10 siitiser 8eiie
1pdbrenb 6es &ranfIeins meines gez
liebterl @ntten nnb unIeres tbeuren
'Yaters. Germ @t1idm santau, beige
itaaben llab 'utts BEL be1en gerluit tbr
Aer3lidttes 8eileib bargebradt baben.
ipiainiden mir, nnlerelt anfridtigiten
SAINT a~b5litatten. aglllb b~erieblen tpir
nidt. benielben fir beren prabtige
8llrmenitiide5 gu banten, tpie nlth Dem
}gbor fir bic prodtbpl porSetra9e1e'1
&bmner in Der Stride. Gang b%eionDe<
rem 8nnt tpiiniden mir Germ &eb. 8.
|8eisler alls5uipreden fir Die frennb<
Iifen nnb trDItenben @prte IN Der
8irdc ltub auf benz Sriebbofe.
Srau Mnma Santait,
ghuS unb Sarnilie.
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Mns Dem gtaate.
Miliofplbatcm merbett ibr @ablredt
a1tsiiben fBrnteit.

9es @oi;n e 3, Sa., 10. Oft. @ez
nernlantpalt Cotton bat beute auf cine
b~iesbe5uglibe Mnfrage bes @pnberz
neurs bic Gntideibuns gefqIt, bab Sic
runb 5000 Wann an Soma Nationalz
garbe, tpelde 8rlr s3eit an Ser megifaz
niie1n @ren5e iteben. am Z. Mobember
in ibrer ietigen @arniionsltabt
Brownsville ibr @ublrcGt neroen
al1siiben biirfen, obne lid rorber an
ibren %resufdren @obniieen ,esiitriren
5u lafen. 8err Cotton beruft iid ~
@ntldeibnng auf Gin noh re6tsz
giiltises @eIeb ats DEM 8iirgerfriege.
@oubcrneur Glarfe ipirb jebt &on1s
miiidre crnennen, ipelhe iid NIT 8ablS.
liiten lnb 8obl5etteln perieben,bie ii9
nad Brownsville begeben treroen, nm
Sic bortigc Mbitimnnlnis inter Ben Mis
Ii5ansebDrisen gu letter.. Sic &nsalz
Ierie miro in Donna, Ser, itimmet1.
Ser erite sd,tee.
@ipug gitD, Sa., 10. Sft. giz
ner Der friibeiten @i,teritiirme Sieitii
pielen Sabren bat unlere gta0t beimz
seiudt unb bier 5tpei 3oa S6nee sllz
riidsclaiIen. Sic friib5eitisc S6neess
beec biirfte iid 0 gnter Birfung ff Y
sic 2anntpirtbldaft ertpeiien. gor, BEN
Nadbarltaate Nebrasfa ipiro aus
Branb Sslanb unb Norfolf iosar cit
9freefaa bon 31h big 4 3ol gemcls'
bsl. nit Dem fir Diele Sabrcs5eiti pob
fir Sahrsebnte Elm Neforb geIdaffet
ipcrben lit.
eDa $15o,ooo mterfdlaeen babe.
Dtfnmma, Ssa., 10. DIT. so
0irriftsribtcr 6. %. @ermilpn be
gam bentc Der YroseB sesen 8illidn
$. l1tt aus gbtcagp, tpelder bel6nlota
tpirb. fib BEL Der @eripaltnng beg bic
: iigeu Beetles feiner Srau nnredbtmabi
$15O,0O0 nngeeignet gu habcn.
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|9as golbcne 3nbildum
|0eS @ermania1 GonroroiQ
Don Mfolint.

W
Mit fat pierbntbert 8erionen an
tpeienb feierte geltert Mbeno ser Ger
nlania=G oncoroia Snrnpssein bon
Moline iein soIbenes lSltbilaum.
DDS ieltene Set balroe burd cin
grobes 5eitbat1fett gefeiert bel Dem
Ser erite Spreder Ser SSlrbelpereilli.
gl1lrg, Serr Senrp @fflano, Sic Ga.
lte. milfom1neu bieB n,tb auf Sic Sc.
ldidte Ser gereipigung mics.
Surner 2obma,un mirbe baraltf
BON erlten 5preder oils Goaltmeiitar
ernanttt nnb marl fam M oieler
Steue glei6 anfiigen, BOB &err 2ob-
mann ieines Nmtes nit aroBem Sc.
ldid maltete. Slrner @i!l5eIm Miee>
lie bon oerielben 8ereinigurg bielt Il.
engliider Sprade einel1 ldngercn
GortraN IN Dem er 6ie @eidi6te Der
8ereiniel1ng belpra6.
Ser nad)ite &ebner lpar Staatsan.
malt Slop6 Sbompi4 nno bielt eine
intereiiante Mniprade, in Ser er a,:f
Sic beutide @emiitblidfeit binpieg.
Ga,rner @aetie bonn Sod Sslanber
Surnberein iiberreidte i'm Nar1ett Ser
Sod Sslan6 Grrngemeinn. Dem err
item 5preder bes ga~iteebe1hen G.r-
ems etnen &ran5 INIT 56leife. Gbar-
les M0rian, Der erlte Serrder bes
Nor6meit 9abenport Tl%lrnpereins,
iibergob @errn gfflonbt I'M Man1en
Ser 8riioer bon Morbme1t Iapenport
cine Sabneni6leife als 5tiffnng.
Ser 5peite Spreder Ser 0aben-
port Sltrngemeinbe, George @als-
matt1t, %itattete sen gIiidtplnid Scr
8apenport Gurngemei,t6e ab ans
iibergab Dem SsSl1belnerein ebenfans
cine Sabnenidleife lrnb cine ginld=
bung 5ltr Sbeifnabme atn ga. 5ttf-
tlngsfeIt Ser 1apenport Slrnsc=
mein6e, oas am 49,. Mosember ye-
feiert miro.
Il1rner Or. 9l1ran6 bon Ser 8nr-
lington 5l1rngemeinhe bertrat Sic
oortige Gereinigl1ng nn6 5riidte ben
Moliner Surnbriibern gegeniiber Die
@liidpiinide Ser 8l1rlingto11er Sur
ner aus. Som B~e5irfsborort lag Ell /,
acknowledgements Dor, bas Sen
M1tpe Ienben borgeleicn mnrbe. Ole
G%raitbentin Der Damenieftion bcs
@ermania : Goncorbia gltrrrpereins
Dem erlten Spreher Scr
Mftipen 6erielben gereinigllng fiiri
Collars 1T @olo als @eidenf fir bls
so. Stiftungsfeit Ser Moliner Ser
einigltng.
Gle ser erIte Spreder oes @erma-
ria-@oncorbia Sltrnbereins sic Sa;el
anfbob, oanfte er nod ben nl,sudir-
tiger @ereinig11ngen fir sic 10 5abl
reide 8etbeiligu1tg.
3em Seltoiner idloB ith EN- g.
miitblid)er 8aI int .trodenen" 500.
line on, Ser Bis aur friiber Morgen
itun6e oauerte.