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HALF MILLION IS
GIFT OF R. c. To.
NEEDY BELG|ANS

Honolulu: men ,aRd women who have
given generously OF their funds for the
relief of needy Belgians will be inter.
ested In report received here, by At.
torney- A. L. Castle that an; appropr;a-
ton Of, $5s9, $50 was made on October
10 oy the war council of the American
Red Cross for the relief OF Belgians
not under the rule of. Germany. 3 This
fundits to be, used lin :+begiuning. the
work of the new Red Cross denaYt.
ment tor Belgium, recently organized
under the Red Cross cof1mfssfon to
France. 49, -, - = $50 -.
The !, separation of relief work :. in
Belgium from that IN France was de
termtned on, by the war council wing
to the present difficulties of communi.
cation and transportation in France.
BY establishing a. new departments at
Hayre, the present seat Of the Belgian
government, the Red Cross program
OF relief in that part of Belgium still
outside the German grip viii be- well
under way before the winter begins.
Two of the ,ablest administrators of
the Red Cross commission to France,
Ernest P, BickReil, foFmer director.
general of civilian 4relief of, the Red
Cross, and DR. John van Schaick, have
been placed in charge of this new
work.
Comprehensive plans, for " hose ex-
eeution funds have now been ,appro.
priated by the war council, are already
under way 10 Belgium, These were
outlined in conferences between King
Albert and Major Grayson NJ. p Muir.
ply head of the commission to
France. Warehouses and stores are to
be Immediately erected along canals
and highways in Belgium to serve. az
centers OF relief distribution. From
these, by means 4 barges and auto
mobiles. using the Flemish canals and
roads, foodstuffs and clothing will be
distributed, to the hundreds Of thous,
ands Of Belgian refugees crowded be!
hind the fighting lines. ~. -.
Particular attention is to be given to
Belgian children and orpdans who
have been the chief sufferers durips
the three years Of the war. The. Red
Cross is planning, to aid hosteis, estan-
lished under the direction of the queen
Of Belgium. for the care of children
uneer four years of age. Efforts are
to be made to see. that the schooling
Of these children, torn apart from their
homes, does not. entirely cease. Refu.
gee Belgian children, in other parts of
France and Switzerland, are also to re-
ceire. the special care OF this new de-
partment :.
Included in the appropriation, also,
is money for the operation Of a hospi-
tai for wounded Belgian. soldiers to
supplement the already over.taxed
hospital resources of the Belgian gov
ernmeRt.
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$500 WORTH OF
RED CROSS SUPPLIES
SHIPPED SINCE OCT. 3

TWENTY-FIVE cases of Red Cross sup
plies, consisting of surgical and hospi'
tai dressings, have been shipped to
the Eastern depots by the local Ho-
Eolulu chapter since October 8. The
valuation placed upon the shipments
amounts to $7SS350, according to the
figures compiled by Mrs. Henry F. Da-
mon yesterday. Seven. cases of sup
plies will. go by next weeks steam
err Last week 334 workers registered
for duty at the throne room. and IS
cutters we're at work in the other Of
flee of the chapter on Beretania
street.
The Hilo until sent three cases to
the local headquarters last week. The
Big Island workers have been steadily
supplying headquarters with great
array. OF surgical and hospital gar.
ments. This shipment last week was
made up of 2773 gauze bandages, IFS
abdominal bandages, Sc T bandages.
143 wash cloths, SO pairs pajamas, 40
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
HOW TO &c HAPPY THOUGH
MARRIED
BY DOROTHY DIX +
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer

n YOUNG couple who are going to
"a be married soon came to me the
- other day and said:
! Everyone speaks Of mstrimony as
the biggest gamble on earth, and as II
Il were purely matter of luck how It
turned out. Judging from most Of the
people We know this appears to be
true, and they guessed wrong. We do
not wish to leave the success OF our
marriage TO blind chance. Are there
no rules by which one can play sane
and safe game with a fair certainty OF
winning out?" ..-.. ~~ ~-.. ,
why. bless you, my children" re-
Piled there is no more real reason
why marriage should not be a sure fire
happiness proposition than there is
why any other human undertaking
should fail. And II would be so II
people would only apply one half OF
the energy and effort and intelligence
towards making marriage a success
that they do towards making grocery
business or bridge whist a success.
"Of course accidents will occasion
ally happen. A man will marry a fool
who was such cute little doll that he
didn't recognize her for what she was
Until after he was tied to her for lite.
pr woman will get brute who, Is
esmoufIaged as a big, strong, manly
man for a husband. When either OF
these catastTophies befall a man or
woman they are doomed to misery or
the divorce court. Nothing the indi.
piduaI can do will save that marriage
from disaster, but in ordinary cases
the observance Of Just few simple
rules. can be guaranteed to make ma.
trimony grand, sweet song instead
Of the scrapping match 1t only too
often is. .. d..
."That first rule OF how to be happy
though married is to make cast iron
resolution to NEVER ARGUE and to,
live up to 1t in spite of all temptations.
It would save half OF the divorces and
untold broken hearts and misery IL
the motto DON'T ARGUE, was paint.
ed on every room in every house in
the land Argument never gets you
anywhere except into trouble. No
body Is ever convinced In an argu.
ment, or changes an opinion. All that
Il does is to provoke friction and rouse
temper and make people say things
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ming that they are going to, KEEP
EACH OTHER INTERESTED

/ ming that they are going to KEEP
EACH OTHER INTERESTED
"a bridal couple will laugh at this
suggestion. They are sure they Will
never weary, Of asking each other,
ZOOS ducky Is oo?" and that they will
never run out Of conversation, because
! It will take at least fifty years to, e2-
plain how strange. it vas that they
should have both gone to the place
where they met, and how Providential
/ II was that she wore blue on that
; particular evening when blue happens
TO be his favorite color.
unfortunately. ones interest in
these topics pals about the time one
gets home from the honeymoon and
then. especially after the birth Of the
! first child, the husband and wife start
on different paths that go farther and
farther apart until by middle age they
are hardly within telephoning distance
of each other. ...-
The man has absorbed himself in
business of which the wife knows
nothing. The woman has absorbed
! herself in the children, in society, in
clubs of which the husband knows
nothing. and the result is that they
have nothing even to talk about and
they bore each other. to extinction.
If husband and wives want to make
their marriage success they must
keep it interesting. And to do this
they must work together, and play to-
getber. They must do team work.
That alone makes for chumminess,
and comradeship Is the rock of ages on
which the happy marriage is really
founded"
Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, lne.)
Dorothy Dix's articles appear resu.
larly in this paper every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
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HAWAII. READY {. !! :.
TO sEND.NURSE
Unit I'!0|FR0NT

That a unit OF Honolulu Red Cross
nurses may soon be sent some where
in Frence". was the opinion. expressed
today by a woman now In the employ
Of the territory who has been Red
Cross nurse for years. She believes
that the first unit will consis' of 10
women. and that Other units will be
sent as: they arc needed,
A large number of local, nurses have
taken physical organizations here. and
otherwise prepared themselves for. the
call ito do their bite@in aiding the
wounded. Many of TIE nurses have
forwarded their records and other
data TO the proper Officials in, Wash
irgton, D. c.. and have. expressed their
willingness to serve back Of, the bat
tlefrentr if needed. -.
One of those who recently sent in
ter records was Miss Agnes Z: May
nard. girls; probation off -er with the
juvenile court, who has been an, &C
tive member of. the Red Cross and a
Red Cross nurse for several years.
.SsSF &
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les pounds and am As strong Is man.
/ think money is well spent which pur-
ehases Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND. Mrs. Jos. 0'BRYkN, 1765
Newport Ave-, Chicago, III.
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkham.s
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, ID unparalleled. Itmsy be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infam.
nation, liberation, irregularities, peril
odic pains, backache, bearing down feel
Ing, fiatulency, indigestion, dizziness.
and nervous prostretion. Lydia p, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is the stan
dard remedy for femals Ills.
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New Workers Attention

Former residents Of New York
State. are invited to meet at the. home
of Mr.. and. Mrs. +. ]. Lovfey. corner
Lunalilo, and Victoria streets on Mon
day. Oct %, 1870 p. m. Object: For
nation of club to. take part in enter
tanning New York enlisted men as
planned by Women's War GornciE.
- 6s1s-oct. II. 10. 20: IS
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CONSTIPATION is
4 PENALTY OF AGE

Nothing /. 90 essential 70
health In aayaneing age a. free
dem and nornal activity Of the
bowels. Il makes one feel
younger and ffesher,. and fore.
stalls colds, piles, fevers, and
other dependent ills.
Cathartie, and puryatives are
violept and drastic in action and
should b ayoided. A mild, eff
feetiyo laxative, recommended by
-pAysieians and rthousands Who
have used i, Is far preferable.
This h The eomb;nation Of simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. sold
By druggists uadsr the name of
Dr. CAIdwel's Syrup Pepsin. II
sests only Fifty cents . bottle; q
Mid hotfiss free Of charge, can Be
eblained hy.writing 10 bE w. 3.
Caldwell, l56 Washington g.,
Meatissnes illineil. Il.
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was uneDie 20 Walk
or do any Of my own
work. read about
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable CDui-
pound In the news.
papers and deter.
mined TO try Il 1t
brought almost inn
mediate relief. Ny
weakness has en-
tireiy disappeared
and / never had bet
cay hoalfh 7 wofOl1
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Attention! Past ChanceiIors!

All Past ,Chanceliors and Pythian
Veterans are urged to be present at
the, close of the meeting Of Mystic
Lodge No. 2; K OF p. hall, at s: 80
pm. Friday evening. to- form q Past
Chanceilors Association. = :. -. -, 80 Is. :
. Sa2l-2t Il -
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pairs bed shoes, S. fannelette drawers,
and u knitted garments. -

anu 81 hultICu Sal LhSllo.
instructions were received from
Washington recently. informing the
local workers that no more bandages
would be accepted from units. Here
after all bandages will be made in
factories, as the work can be done
quicker. This means that the local
chapter will abolish the making Of
bandages of all descriptions
A Red Cross unit mas oeen organi.
zed on Molokaf by Mrs. George p.
Cooke. The Molokai workers will
make bed shirts and send them to the
local headquarters for transhfpment.
Among the various organizations
which were represented at the throne
room this week were the Women's
Aid Society of the Korean Methodist
church, the Daughters OF Hawaii, the
Kaahumanu Society and the Kakaako
unit. ..
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Soothing Face Wdsh

them. However, It.. is really neess.
sary to carry tube Of good cleans
ing cream along, 20 clear this SCOT
and grit from the skin after s|trfp.
and have found this effective and
soothing <'*ss ..-.. 49,. - -.
FIJI a tumbler with water. add q
tablespoonful Of vinegar, any pure
kind, and lump Of starch about Is
large a . small walnut. Mix well.
and wipe over the face with. an
old handkerchief or soft wash cloth.
The vinegar clearses and soothes,
the starch enters the pores and alb
serbs tie dust.laden grease in them.
The starch acts as q bleach, too, but
the little used In this wash does not
count. =
IN fact, have found this SO re-
freshtng, that ] scarTy small bottle
in my suitcase. and often in the mid.
die Of q trip l. wet q handkerchief
and wipe of my. face with my starch
and vinegar wash. Dirt aud grease
come away on the cloth, leaving the
skin clean and fresh looking. Try it.
Olive oil is also . good cleanser.
But oils or creams appeal to me little
In hot weather: n ceol wash seems
infinitely cleapiier. Perhaps this is
because the hot days draw so much
natural oil tosthe snrface Of the skin.
i, Questions and Answers
rsam s1bject to eonst1at ssrrsser eetas,
0Aieh take q long tinse TO cure ord phtch
feGGe NE tceqk and HsiseSf6lE. E1Gdse 1ft9
ne SOME .d6ries as 20 erTee, " this - not
ous Of your depqytneat-FIorG e.
Reply-l viii, gtsdly help II can.
p whether or not this can Be regarded as ,
beauty query. To Preyept the colds yoa
must harden yourself 70 changes OF tam
psratuTe q hot bath followed by fairly
cold shower WI do this effectively. Short,
fast sVims will. also harden your skin.
To%care . cold. nething is more efeetfTs
than to wrap several blankets around 3eu.
= to- lie down and sweat the cold on. Be
earefuI to cool on stewards without er-
posures A. few .hours' nap viii often cure
the most obstinate case ,.'
csn5tt. eyss:se made larger or.tfcso.'y'
Reptr-Eyes: are frequently slit at tbs
eAds, and the eAect IL startling and often
besutiful ffan "a distance but close Up.
net refy.pfetty. It Is bod for the sye.. toe.
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Arthur, dear, did you say you were
in the stock mafket?" ..-.
Yes, on~a margin.
oh. that's different. 1 was afraid
you'd got excited and plunged all the
way in" Boston Transcript.
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SICK
TWO YEARS
] Could Do No Work.
Now Strong asa
IA Man.

Chicago. Ill.-''For about two years
suffered from afemale trouble, 90. |
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skim is rensh and often burned from
sun and wind. and the general feel
ing is distinctly unpleasant.
+ rarely use3re4ular< Geld cream
while travelling! ft~seeHas to. work
out on my skin and makes It feel
shiny and greasy, though, Of course,
1t does MI the pores and does pre-
vent plainly Of dust from settling In
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swAT,IHE MoseUIro.

;: Any citizen having knowledge
), of mosquito breeding pools or
empty cans in. quantity will do
tie. health officers a. favor by
} ringing telephone 1886 and noti.
tying the officer in charge.
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Tin Au Min. Chinese. mas been ar
rested BY federal fficiais on charge
atsFatficki1gSin opilm. {. q - 3
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The use Of travelling is to regulate magma
ton by reality, and instead of thinking how
things may be, to see them rs they are.-Sam
uei Johnson
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Questions and Answers

. Con. ne eyes:6e made larger or.tfc.o.tyi
-Ndxtf, - So ~ Sc. -. 80 -.
Reptr-Eyes are frequeAtly slit at the
eads, and the infect IL startling and often
heSuttf,il ffan "a distanee.1 but close Up.
net refy.pfetty. 1t Is bod fer the ere. toe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-25
llnfdHe.

- S6psre granolpunonl erIitt &C.
tern Der 6arbige Wlules Sunuarr
pon ao. 52s DeIt Sef,Ite Strabe i'm
gsfidt ule am Riiden, als aus Ell,
mem 5issI nit geihmol;ensm Metal,
ben er in ben qnIassn Der Wiaidm.
ION osatina So. an Der Marburs unb
Mabifor gpsuue transportirte, elm:
Quantitdt bes MetaIs berdusIief.
Jnnuurp puros na6 bem itdotiIfen
6oipitul oebrodi.
= Der gdtilsintrGssr Georgc
guoo pon ao. 3025 Renper Cane. b,r
an benz Rsubau an Der Gde Der Wabc
me CHM StrdBc beTtdftiet mar.
itiirats aug elmer io6bs BON etlpo 3trDlf
6ub prn sinsm Geriiii unb erlitt.
trie bic slsrSte i'm itdottTdsu ooipitil
nmitttIt,n, itpere ipnsrs 9srItbun
gen.
- 8sm 10 Sabre alien Wlitael
garorpne pon 30, 2232 Boone 5tra'
fs Tuhr asltsrn, dIs sr ar pe:blss
Corner ben 8abrodmm irsaseH DEus
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gtemerpHid)tise
Grbaltea in Der Gonntr.anoitorS
Office foftenfreie Mnpeiians be.
treffcnb ibrer Gtcnerboeeu.
Dor ioseuannteH pSteuer+Ggperten"
,uirb geiuarnt.

Sn Ter Office bss Gountpl@ubi,
tors gebt es jeBt febr sefddftis gu
benn bon Morgens Bis gum GhIut
Der 9ureaaitunben tommen Steuer.
pfliftige In Sdnaren, I'm ibr,
Steuerbogen aus8ufiillen rsip. Don Der
5dblrei4en unb jeber3eit auportommen,
ben Glerts, ipsl6e 4ubitor pster SO
Durr sur @erfiisuns seitsIt Dot, aus.
fiiIen gu lafen. gs sefdiebt bies
10 ftenfrei unb pis 6err Dur,
ihon beri4iebentlid ertldrts, bat E,
biefe einri6tung setroffen, I'm BEN
Pu6litum. bas bieies Sabr gum sriter
Tiale nidt auf bic aFeforsn gu mar,
ten brduht. fonbern felbit bic 4us,
fiillung ber Stsuerbosen beIorser
fam, bic arbeit, bic 8ielen unse.
lpobnt unb audi unperItdnbli4 1T, su
erleihtsrn. @lsi4ssitig min Serr
Durr bdbur9 bem 5reiben getpiFer
2eute entsegenurbsitsn. bic ii9 als
,Steuer grpsrtsn" auseebm uno
/ fi9 erbieten gessn 8e3dblung bic
Steuerbogen aus5ufiillen.
rWer fi6 auf biefe 2eute berldbt"
ertldrie 6err DUR, .bsr begebt sinen
groBen Srrtbum, ba bisfelbsn in tsiner
Weife autboriiirt Iinb, bic gtrbsit gu
iibernehmen unb ihre Qrbeit. tpie
f6on biels su ibrm 2eibtpeisn srfab,
rem mubteu, aud nidt IN Der porges
i6riebsns @eiIs ausaefiibrt III, mas
sur Golss bat, bab bic 70 ausseitsllten
Steuerbogen 5erriiIen unb bon meinen
Glerfs neu aussearbeitet tperben mill
fen.
syeber Steuerpflidtise tbut bebbalb
mn Better, ii6 oireft nod Der aiioi.
ors.Sffice i'm tempor1ren 8eridlts'
aebdnoc on Der Bioueer Strnbe unS
9ronop1p al gehen ilno bort einen
Der gleris fein anIiesen por5utragen,
Ger baml Sag @otbige beicrgen mira.
bic betrefienben 8erioner be3iiglib IT,
rer angaben perei6igt urb bmn ben
fSteuerboeen IN ge1pcfrrng ninntt,
romit 81, Snde erIeoiot unb DE
GteuerpfIidtieen ieSer rreiteren Wiiibc
ent3osen iinb, Bis tie ibre Steuerred'.
mngen erbaIten, bic bann natiirlid,sr
8eiie prompt be5ablt iDeroen nliillen
4es g9siteren peroeit Gle Sterer.
pfIif,tigen ba-alf mtfrerfiam &C.
mafyt. Dag ibr. gogen por Dem eritet,
mai b. 5. IN SSanben oes gubitors
iein niiiisn. pen iie ridyt Der 8cr.
giWftisung eines ulIeHfalfsen Steu'
errabatts, ber oem Seiese Sufolge I'M.
ter geriii.n gebiugltnaen genbrt
iperben fanu, terluftiJ geben polleH.
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@affenftiaftanS.
Sit grbetten am Suiti5palait werSrn
uorbebaltlid idliebsseridtlider
GeileguHs uieoer aui.
genpmmcn.

Die 2lrbeiteu am neuen Suitt5pd.
lat, ipeld,e lett Infang oes ISabres
pesen Surisbittionsitrsitig Speis
er Unions esruht baben, lperben beus
te lpisDer aufsenommsn. 3pii9en ben
itreitenoen 5attioueu, ben 3immerIeus
ten unb ben Wetallarbeitern, 1T ein
Waffenitiuitanb pereirbart ipprben
unb bis sur Giulebuns eines S9iepss
aerIdts, meldNes hie Streitfrogen ent.
giiltig enti9eioen ioa, piuo petter
searbeitet. Die Idiebsseri6Iiche gut'
f9etouns 1T btrbenb. Der 9ereIeIt
tam geitern mad elmer itiirmii6eH
SiBung Sptiden ben 8ertrstern bei'
Der 5attionen unb Der gautommiifion
3uitdnbe.
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grpteft. W aiiem Serein
gie gurbereitnngen fir bic Minitrel'
ibDw am Wpntas auf's Bette
getroffeu.
4ms BEN Jribjabrsfeit tpirb unu eia
Snmmerfeit.

slm Ioutag aberlb finbet I'M enle'
RI a(uoitoriitm Die grobe @hnItrelIboro
itatt, tpel6e Die Sbriner gum gelten
hes Geutiten 9rot. @saiienbn1i'e5
peranitaItef, i'm Die eroben Soften
ecs llmbaas beden 5u belfen. 5n Der
aeitrieen Sisung bes 8eripalhingS'
ratbs bas gSoiienbaiies nntroe oon
S5crrn %uIter 9einbart berid)tet, oaB
lie @or6ercitllneen eetroifen iino uno
Giles bereit lit iiir einen retlt origlnel'
len unb .1tereiidnten Ybeuo. Wenn
COS grobe Yub.ifum Dem 5rltitiit bel
nieier @elaeeubelt btIirei6 5nr Selte
iieDe, lpie ons ja in Der 8ergangcn'
feit 10 bdufiJ gcid,eten lei oann
ioeroe ser Grfolg nitt feblen nllo
Die 70 notbtpenbioe 8eIbbilfe tEroe
nift ausbIeiben. Serr @einbart,
reIter aab ,ru aor1nittec Der SbrI'
ncr geIort, erbielt Die Seriihenlfa.
cas- ser SorItano, in6ipibucll unS fol-
leftip, aaes in ieiner gPaht itebenoe
Ibun tperbe, Inn ben ic notbmenol9en
GrioIg berbei5lifilbren.
Gintrittstarten fino BON ben whts
oliebern bss @oritanbes erbaltlid uno
am 1reitas, Somitas unb wipntag
BEL Der ur8<geintamp 60, 1O9-
III Beit 9ierte Strabe, mo bic Stse
AUDI reierpirt tperben tDnuen.
0eeen Der bouli9en 9erdnberun'
gen, bic segenpGrtis in Der anttdlt
rperben, tunn oas anr
ben l. Suni anssieBt getpeiene 5rib-
Iingsfeit nift itattfinoen, ionberu
mubte auf Samitag, 25. auguit, bs-s
f5oben ipsrbsn. gus Dem 5riihlingss
feit pirb alip Elm Sommerfeit, ons
a6er niat on einem Sonntag, ions
n,tn al eiiieu g9erfeltaq abgeboltcn
ipirb. 9ieie gieuerung oiirfte iih ais
errpeiien.
0rei neue Mitglieoer puroen duf
osnommen: bic Serren 3. aeitb, 2625
llnipsriitp Court, 5reo, Carl Sr., 439
6 beftnut StraBe, uilb Senrp Shul0,
1947 Wiabiipn Roab
gu 8sIu4suusI9iifen Duroen ers
nannt: bonn 20. apriI bis L. Ulai bic
0erren Charles Wanner uno 9enrp
aubrmann unb pom l. bis 8. Wai Die
0erreu Wiay S4miot uub 5reb 8.
9lume.
prGibsut Daniel Gbeuorpn bate
in Der geriammIune toie iiblih ben
9nrfib eefiibrt uno Setretdr 5reo.
5teinbah DaS prototpq.
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VerfOnal' 'WDti5en.

5rau Srte 6erife M oil en'
fam p, bon Gofters, Sbio, Ditttpe
pon Serrn gonrab Wolenfamp, fsiers
te geitern tbren SO. 9eburtstag, ipo5u
ibr pon alien Seiten bic berali1Iten
@liitruiini9e Sutbeil fpurben. Srau
MolIentamp erfreut ii6 troB hires
9Oben Qlters beg beiten Wcblbefinbens.
Srau 2ouife Duntm q n n, bic
Satin beg Serrn Wintam 8. Dunf
mann unb in beutI6en areiien dufs
Bette betannt. bat geitern Nabmittag
i'm boben bitter bon 79 Sabren bic
miibeH Grsen gum efpigen Shlum
mer geldloNen. Die Sinterbliebenen
baben bas innigits Wtitgefiibl t5rsr
sablreiden sreunbe unb SetanHtsfl
Die 8eerbisung finbet bonn 5rauer.
bauie, 3439 Cornell 9lace in Clifton.
aus itott, bp6 iinb 3eit unb Stunoe
nod nidt feItsefebt.
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Raumi slaublih.
;farbige Sernmluusrer tuollen feline
arbeit Su 90 Gents Die Stuuoe
annebmen.

qln Der Deit Sediten Strabe IN
Der RaAbori6aft Der blum StraBe
unb Central apeuus peraHitdltete &C.
fern absno ssgsn iieben llbr bic pos
lsei cine ileins Ra33ia, bel ipel4er 19
farbise 5assbisbe III Die wtai4en oes
@eieses s.rietben, ebe man in Der
Raabdrf1dft BON ben gfbii9ien Der
geboroen erfubr, lporaui natiirli4 bic
etrabe, ictUis bic ip Der ylaabar'
I5aft bsfinoli6eu, ousIblieBli6 BON
Der farbissn gep5lteruns frequsntir'
t.n gillarbballen ME lsergeiest paS
ren.
0ieIes gorgebsn Der pplBsi purbe
bura cine gielbuns peruriaat, bic
Don einem beianntnn &ontrattor bem
2sutnant >Ssebaum pom eriten Die
itritt ssmaat puroe. Die Der bea
trsfftnos aontruitor bem poIi5siIeut'
nant mittbeilts, bate er in Der be-
treffenbm Ra9faritaft arbsitsr ses
fu6t uno fir gang setpOhnIibc ar'
beit 60 Gents bic Stunbe geboten,
obne au6 nur einsn eillSipen Der saa
seoiebe, Die uuf benz 8iirseriteis bers
umIungerten ober bic ,3eit in ben Bill
Iarbbauen tOotiaIussn. anperbeu gu
tonnen.
9suts iusrben ole sagsbiebe, oeren
bic qoliSsi babboft gu psroen oers
mO6ts. Riater Spisssl Dorssfiibrt
nerpen.