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The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24

engine. $500; without engine, $i35 Inquire GGeorgc DooIcy
 WANTED AT ONCs-Men and women to work in salmon and her ring salrcry, $4 per day and board; location 15 miles from Cordoya Apply at Blum. O'N"ul Co. office ohm Fish and Packing Co.
 FOR SALE-Brand new typewriter, L. C. smith make, late model; only been used one or two months: owner enlisted; price, $7o cash For information apply to Box 452, Val, dez. Alaska 22.G WANTED-Position by frstclass cook, either in smal! camp or pri. vate club; Al references. Apply at Times office 23-6 FOR RENT-Two-room cabin. Apply Mecca rooming house. Phone l7&
 19-tf WANTED AT oNCE-Gas engineer. ohm Fish X Packing Company. Alp ply Blum-O'Neil Co.,
 WANTED-Men on road work. s4 per day and board. Apply United States Commissioner. tf WOMEN wanting work from to 10 p m., apply 10 the Lighthouse Car ming Company. 17,tf WANTED-Women and men for can nery work. Apply to George Dooley. FOR SALE-Empty gasoline cans. In Quire Times office.
 WANTED-Men and women workers. Apply Carlisle Packing Company. to fill position of janitor. Apply Dr Council If. FOR sALE-sinser sewing machine. Phone 200. 9tf WANTED-EEectricain to overhaul electric iron. Modern Laundry. 10tf FOR RENT-Furnished flat. Apply Kenny Holden 19-tf FOR SALE-Three-room furnished cottage. Call Northern Laundry. If FOR SALE-Phone 2l6-3r. 2G-tf FOR SALE-A piano and an electric washing machine. Phone 2lS. 2O-3 FOR SaLE-CompTete outfit of furni- ture for housekeeping. J. E Kelly watresses; two dshwashers E.fndig's Grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24
YOW GERMAN MAGAz|NE
 DECE|vES ITS READERS

AMSTERDAM. July 24.-A cartoon in the latest issue of the German comic paper, Jugend. pictures Ger. man air raid on New York. The scene is New York roof garden. from which the sky is shown ablaze with bombs, shrapnel and fighting planes. An American 'multimillionaire" is shown escorting his richly-clad wife. who is said to be shrinking in terror before the apparition in the sky" He reassures her by saying soothingly
 Well. my dear. you have always been keen on having the latest Paris ian novelties. Now you've got them, :"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28
Hardman Farm Loan Association
Now Ready To Make Loans.

The Hartman Farm Loan Associa-
tion is now ready to make loans to
farmers up to $4,000, under the
Federal Farm Loan Act, according to
c. l.. Sweek, attorney of this city,
who was recently elected secretary
of the association.
The Hardman association held
their election last month and at that
time Mr.. Sweek was placed in the
secretarial capacity to succeed o. G..
Stevens, who was one of the main for
ces in getting the organization under
way. The press Of farm work would
not permit Mr.. Stevens to give any
more of his time to the association
and suggested Mr.. Sweek as the logi-
cal man for his successor.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28
Town and Country.

w. d. Newton was in the city Mon
day from his farm in the north Lex
ington belt.
Frank Evans was in Heppner the
last of the week from his farm
home just below Lexington.
Matt Halvorsen was a Heppnel
business visitor from lone Monday
ald paid the Gazette Times office a
pleasant call while in the city. Mr..
Halvorsen is an extensive farmer of
the lone section and speaks optimis-
tically of crop conditions there.
L. p Davidson of lone was in
Heppner on business Monday. Mr.. |
Davidson is one of the county's lar
gest farmers and stockmen and op-
crates on large scale. Recently
it was reported that he was about to i,
sell his holdings for $4,000 but
for some reason the deal did not ma
terialize.
M. o. Bennett, state highway en-
gineer with headquarters in PEN
dleton, was in Heppner the first of
tthe week to confer with the county
court regarding road work which is
to be undertaken In this county in
the near future. The highway sur
vey through Morrow county has been
completed and when the survey is
worked out there will be a real high
way from Pendlet0n and points east,
into Portland.
| w. H. French of Forest Grove
spent several days last week in Nor
row county, coming up to look after
his extensive interests in the Hard
man section where he owns consider
! able timber land. Mr.. French pre-
diets great activity in the timber and
lumber industry in Morrow county
before long that will prove of great
benefit to Heppner. Large timber
interests are now making their plans
to begin operations on big scale
in the manufacture of pine lumber,
according to Mr.. French.
Umatilla county will hereafter lin
it the number of war drives during
the year, will meet her full quota on
every such drive but will not over
subscribe, and will not countenance
any drive for funds except those seek
ing money for war purposes. Every
potential contributor In the county
will be listed, rated according to his
or her income, assessed equitably for
each drive and will either contribute
or take the unpleasant consequences
among which will be public adver-
tisement, says the Pendleton East
Oregonian.
Lawrence and Stephen Doak, Of
lone. were visitors in Heppner for a
short time on Saturday. These gen.
tlemen have engaged quite extern
sively in farming in the north lone
section and have the promise of an
abundant yield Of grain this season.
Having sold their land holdings
sometime since. they will only have
this one crop before giving possess
sion. Lands have been changing
hands quite rapidly around lone dur
ing the past few months, and the or
iginal buyer of the Doak land has al
ready made a sale to another party.
Many tracts of land in that vicinity
are passing into the hands Of new ow-
ners.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28
Chalmers Men Visit Here.

Roy Hemphill, General Manager of
the Western Sales Company of Port
land and Theo. E. Herlihy, assistant
supervisor, Pacific Coast, for the
Chalmers Motor Company, with Off
ces in San Francisco, were in Hepp-
ner last Friday. They were here to
confer with Vaughn & Sons, local a
gents for the Chalmers car. The To-
cal agency has just received car
load of the new Chalmers
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28

Arthur McAtee has purchased the
residence property on Chase street
from the Masonic lodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. McAtee have been living there
for sometime. The price paid was
$500.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28
j. w. Stevens Buys Additional Farm
Land.

J. w. Stevens, Hardman farmer,
has purchased $50 acres of farm land
from W. H. French Of Forest Grove.
The land joins the Stevens farm and
will make a valuable addition to Mr..
Stevens holdings. The consideration
was not named. Mr.. French still
holds large body Of timberland
south of Hardman.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-28

Wanted: First class man to handle
pork cutting and curing. Inquire at
this office.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

All of these articles will be wrap ped in sterIlized paper here. They will go directly to the front and will be used as part of the first aiI equipment Of each soldier.
 In order to get out these packaes
 m the quantities prescribed for the local chapter 1t will be necessary for every woman in Hot Springs who can spare a little while during the day to take part There is no other place where the efforts of the momen can be as directly utilized for the care of the soldiers at the front and for win hing the war The local chapter ap- peals to the patriotism of the women of Hot Springs and urges each one to set aside a definite time in which she ! will give her services to this cause t 1 Is a direct contribution and it's direct ness is the strenEth back of the ap- 1 peal to those who are able and will-l ing to work
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
FROM SAM GUERlN.

To those Who supYrted mo in my race for coEsta lc wish 10 express my heartfelt thanks and 10 those who opposed me ! stll consider you my friend
 Now that rr election ie oll over let us forget the past and go after old Kaiser hiN and the best way know to start is hrousn the mediation of the Red Jss. therefore the defeated nine candidates for constable hereby challenge the Ministerial Alliance 10 a game al baseball for the benefit of the Red Cross, they choosing the date and place, but the nominee for con- stable must umpire the same
 Again thanking one and all. ] am
 Yours traly,
 SAM GUFRIN
 one of Inc Defeated Nine
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
Y.W.C.A. DRIVE FOR
 PERMANENT INSTITUTION
BE READY WHEN CALLED ON TO- DAY BY SOLICITORS FOR FUNDS
 FOR THIS GREAT WORK.

Be ready with your sul scrpuon for the '. W. C. A. solicitors today lney will call on you The teams that were out yesterday reported good work though many were found who were yet unacquainted with the aims and purposes of a Young Womens Chris tian Association.
 Among the departments of work specially interesting to business and professional men and others employ ; ing young women and girls. is the employment agency Mh cn will be one of the lines of work immediate ly ta<en I'D. Travellers Aid boarding home for business girls. reading and rest rooms, day nursery for working mothers are oaer heE1ul features that will be established as soon as the building is put in readiness for occupancy.
 Among those making up the solicit ing teams are Mesdames J. l.. Greene. D. Bursauer, Ed Wright. Hamp Wu- Lams, Scott Wood, Hal Bailey Charles Davis, W. G Maurice, Jack Sprague, W. H Connell Dick Baird. Earl Houa- ley, w. s Sorrells Rose Goslee, r. R. Browning, C. M Roberts, Holland. Misses Jane Grey, Rena Stearns Deiia l Bancroft, Josephine Brown. Maxine Mathews. Cora Howard, Goldie Dliow and Regina Kaplan.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
ponlt Lei t Inner.

A cough that follows Ia grippe or any other cough that hangs on' from winter to spring wears down the suf- ferer leaving him or her In a weak ened state unable to ward of sick ness and disease Jos. Ginard. 14S Fillmore St, Nashville, Teen, writes: 'I was suffering with a dry hacking cough and a pain in my chest, but since taking Foley's Honey and Tar l. have been relieved" 1t soothes heals and cures coughs. colds and croup. Good for whoopiug cough A. C. Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
ANOTHER CALL ON THE
 RED CROSS CHAPTER
SuR1EoN GENERAL BLUE HAS ASKED FOR FRONT LINE PACK
 ACES FOR SOLDIERS.

The Garland county chapter ot tns American Red cross las receNeu what IS regarded by the active worh- efs as d great compliment although it inyones an increased output ol th4 work rooms. Surgeon General Blue has called upons the Red Cross to sup lily what are known as frone liue packages for the individual soldiers and the divisional headquarters has oistil3u4ed tne making of these only among the chapters whose work shows proficiency as they must be made according to specifications fur- nished gy the medical department
 The loeal chapter has been called upon to fnrnlsh 2,50O Of these pack ases month. That means an aver age If loo a day The packages win c3ntain the following:
 One canvas bag which can be made at home
 One muslin strip two tnches wide bs s4 inches long.
 One cotton pad, by 6 inches; gauge with two kinds of cotton and sttched at hoth ends.
 Two cotton tampons made of ab- sorbent cotton
 Four 4S4 congresses. eauze
 One applicator stick he stab made and attached here.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
GROWING HOGS.

For hog to he profitable he must be kept growing from birth to mar keting age He cannot be profitable unless he is healthy. He can always be in a profit-producing condition f he is fed B A Thomas Hog Pow der. We positively tell you that this remedy prevents cholera. removes worms and cures thumps If the powder does not make good, we will
 For Sale by All Good Dealers" or write the Oll Kentucky Manu'actur- ing Company Inc Paduoah. Ky.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
MURDER

have killed the prices on my prop erty in Hot Springs will sell with out regard to value No 1. S-room two-etory house good outh0uses. lot l00x150 No g. room house. one story and a half basement good ont
 houses. lot 50xl50 No 8. nTe-room house lot SOx120 No 4 two business lots corner Seventh and Robson with five rooms. No 6. one-half interest in t4-acre truck farm two miles ont.
 See NJ s COBB. owner. phone llci or 1859. 5-t0-Tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
CREDIT SYSTEM OF THE
 MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
People Who Have Money Do Not Need Credit Only as a Matter of
 Convenience

iCNlA CHly Ga q fidLAEl VT
 Convenience.
 Re2arding the advertisement that ap- pears in this paper under the head oi Help Make Credit Safe for Honest People, Secretary Russ has the tol- lowing to say:
 People who have money do not need credit and with such people cred it is only matter of convenience Poor people who work for ther living really need credit at times because they have to deliver the work before they get their nay and often need that they may perform their labor that calls for their pay. Then credit should be made safe for honest pe0- pie and that means the creditor and the debtor should have to be honest alike to extend or obtain credit.
 We just as well be plan about the facts regarding the abuse Of credit It is not the laboring people who abuse credit most, if is the people who are termed "well -to-do." People who think that they should not have ro pay their bills every week or every month. People who feel like they should be considered good They are the people who contribute most of the abuse to credit.
 Don't accent credit unless you nopI t. but if you do accept it don't abusr the confidence that is placed by the creditor
 There are few things that would give Hot Springs more favorable pup licity than hoasting of more honest people than any other city of the same population Be one to help get that publicity by paying your bills upon re- Ceipt of a statement.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
GARLAND COUNTY COLORED
 INSTITUTE.

The regular one week teachers in- stitutc icoloredD for the county of Garland will open Monday, June 2, al N:3O m., in the Lansston High School building All teachers of the city and county and prospective teachers are required 10 attend Wis iting teachers and all persons who are interested in education are cordially invited to attend
 R. C. BARROW. Conductor
 o l.. HENDERSON.
 County Superintendent
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
LANHAm THANKS SUPPORTERS.

wish to thank friends for their generous support on election day and assure them that | wll show my fWl appreciation by dischargng the du- ties of the office in an efficient. hon. est and satisfactory manner. at all times considering the office a public trust All can say Is that I hope to prove worthy of their confidence
 Adyt ROSCOE I4ANHAM
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

We tuy fu9 cash and sell for cash We have no bookkeepers. no collec tors and no high rents to pay; that's why we can save you money Halls Quality Store 5-3l-t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

WAsSERMANN 6LOor TEST. $500
 An chemical and analytical work at a reasonable price Wassermann Laboratory, 7l6k Central Avenue. Dr Walter McLain. director.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01
OR. R A SIMPSON.

has returned anu can he round at his offices in the Arkansas National Rank Bldg ground floor. elevator en- trance s-5-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

You Ilooverize. when you order what you like. and like what you or. der. Good things to eat at Frsby
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

We have a large stock Of Trunks and Bags Halls Quality Store
 31-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

Yon H0overlZe, when you order what you Ike and Ike wba You or der. Good things to eat at Frisbys
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

Frlsby wants 70 see you--the popu- lar place to eat i2-2S-t'
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-01

my a sentidel Record Want Ad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

oem &reisri9ter u11b bem @ountpan-
malt fir ibre bor5iigli6e Dienltlei>
flung bel Sanobab,1ng Der ibnen n11-
terbreiteten @eidafte better Danf er<
itattet miro.
= @ountp=S babmeiiter @briit.
S9mitt erbielt Die Nabri6t, Bob iei=
ne Sdtpagerin, 8rau Mid. @dmitt>
Dienstog in Sos Mngeles, @ol., ielig
inn @errn enti6Gofen iei. 8is Dor flint
SSSobren par Die Samilie Der 8eritor-
benen in @tearns County uobnbaft
uno perlegte Damn ibr 9eim nad benz
|@elten. Die @eritorbene nor cine fri
bere &ntbarina Mebr bon &i4mono>
un6 Tie hinterlaBt ibrem Gotten meb<
rere @iH6er. Die 8eer6igung fano
,Donnerstag itatt. M0ge tie ruben in
6rie6en!
= Ser ol1genblidlide 8iirgermei=
lter Geo. g. Magnuion pertrat onf
ser in Chicago gebaltenen Cute @e-
ge &onbention Sic Sta6t ct. @lono,
sic Central Minneiota MuriliarD Ser
Motionol Barfs @odtpeg Milociotion
11n6 6ie mnni5ipale 2iga bon Min=
ne1ota, Ser er a1s elmer ser 8eamten
angeb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

@ltern, Mnoreas &ennemann Gen. II.
@attin, no6 ct. @lono fam. Mls jun
ger Mann erlernte er 6as 9attler=
ge16aft, Dem er in ct. Saul oblag
uno ipGterbin in ct. CLOUD nit iei=
nem S9tpager S. 6. Moos Elm eige=
nes @eiddft betrtieb. l1nter bent
ErG1i6enten @lepelano befleioete er
sic @teue bes Eoitmeiiters bon ct.
Glou6 nno tpar nad0em in peridie=
6enen 5telnngen tatig. $50 INNER
er 1einen regen @eiddfslinn nno
feline Mrbeitslult obmalten lieB, gab
er Sic ouerbeites 3ufrie0enbeit, tpos
INN nomentlid in ebrentperter Beile
ols Mitglie6 6es Sta0trots na6ge=
iogt mur6e, melde peranttportlide
5teunng er mebrere Sabre einnobm.
WGbren6 ser lebten Sabre CAB er 1id
ser @nbe FIN, nm 10 better ieine an
gegriffene @e1nn0beit pflegen 5u fon=
men, sic lei6er ie6o6 me6er &nbe nod
sic bette Gr5tli6e @erpflegung ber5n=
1telen imlton6e NOR, MnoreaS 9enne=
mann tpor elm Wann bon 1eltener
gnergie nn6 2iebensmiir0igfeit, Der
nit GROCER Ire11e nno @ingabe iif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

ebrung uno sic mannigfaden Seg=
nungen, Die Dem tpiroigen Meni9e11=
bergen aus oemielben eriprieben, bar
legte. Sci Ser feierli6en Pro5eii1on
trug Ser Sberbirte 6as Ilerbeiliglte
nnb erteilte Sen Recommendations
'5egen, 1porouf sic 6reitagige Mn<
babt, mGbren6 melder gegen 2500
8eidten geb0rt muroen, NIT Mbiin=
gen 6es v@rober @ott" gum miiroi=
gen MbfbluB gelangte. Sic am $50
t%ronsfelte erbobene Danfiugungsfol-
Iefte bradte sic 5l1mme bon uber
$500, Elm iiderer 8etpeis oafir, bob
es an 6em erfor6erli4en unb err
tpiinidten Opferiinne Ser @emeinoe-
glieoer ridt gebribt.
= gum Batronsfeite Ser bonn
bodm. &errn g.. Shonenberger pa-
1torierten ct. MifoIausz@ emein6e &C.
lebirerte letten Sreitag Ser bodNm.
@err Beiffer bon @6en 8ouep INT
balb II lbr Elm feierlides So6omt>
nobel sic bo9m. Serren &nla1n
bon 5onf &opi6s, ser ou6 ols Set
preoiger in es1er ein6ringliden Wei=
lie 6as dri1tlide Samilienlieben i9il=
6erte, ols Giafon, 2e11tbner bon Mar=
tn als 5uboiafon 1n6 Der bodtp.
O%rtspforrer ols 3eremoniar alliltler=
ten. Mo6 6em Mmte mnroe Der Se=
qen NIT oem Mllerbeiligiten erteilt II.
3un S9lnB 6es Fatronsfeltes 0as
v@roBer @ott" geiungen.
Sim lebten Montag muroe IN Der
ct. Morienfirhe at ct. Mugl1ta Die
6rei5ebnltiin6ige Mn6adt onrd ein
Iepitiertes &odamt er0ffnet. Sci Der
UNI halb s l1br abenbs 5l1m S6lnB
Ser GSeier bonn bo9np. &errn STEINER
aus ct. Glouo gebalfenen Mr=
6adt bieIt Ser bohp. &atbeoralptar=
rer, Dr. Geo Cons, eine meilterbofte
Teltpre6igt, un6 nit @rteilung oes
decentralization Segens fono Die
lb0ne 6eier, an ser ii6 CUR 6reroe
6es bohm. 8forrers @alder Die go11=
&c @emein6e 6urh Ben GIMP rang Der
FL. @ofromente beteiligte, ibren NIB
1hIuR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
Stant>uemiefcitem

Sic Mutter fir sic gan5e
Men1dbeit, oos &ote &re15, laoet
aum 8eitritt Elm. Sur Grmntterung
a,,m 8eitritt, beren es bon rebtsper
aen nidt beoiirfen iollte = oenn per
iih bes 8eitritts meigert, iter1pelt lt@
ooourd) gu einem nnpatrtottldben
@iiroer - miro beute, 9onnerstog,
oben6 inn ct. gloub Snititnt elm
@ortraq nit 2idtbiloern BON Dr; ea-
rol Mponopici gebalten, IN pel9em
sic 2eiltungen o~es9Foten &ren5es 5l1m
8eiten oner Mationen mabreno Der
ariegsiobre erflart uno IN gtloern.
ooraeltelt meroen. Sour Elm gertn9er
ginfrittspreis gu oieiem interel1anten
@ortroq miro perlangt, nnb es 1tebt
Il, ertparten, oaB oas @uoitortum pes
Sn1tituts nit 31,borern angefllit
iein miro 5rm 3eihen, oaB mon Die
mohIt1enoe Mrbeit Ser Soften &rel15.
@eleuid)oft anerfennt uno boa1fasf
uno qerne bereit lit, elm Wt1tgl1eo
6ieier @eieuldoft gu meroen nno ols
1oIhes oa5u bei5utragen. Die tbr &C.
por6ene Mrbeit 5u ibrer boflten Npu=
erbuno ousfibren gu fonnen. Mm
fommenben @pnntag miro e1r1e Hote
@reu5- @ampaane in @8ene eelebta,o tnr
Sic lid elm ieoer moblmeinenoe g1lr-
oer unIeres County intere11leren lno
ieiren Mamen ser Soften @re1t5 @e-
ieuldoft einperleiben ioate: Nos %o5
te arel,5 bot in ser &rtegs5e1t o1eles
qeton, Inn niht 5u ioge11, Wltnoer &C.
ipirft, es bleibt ober nod b1eles pez
siigIi6 Ser 6iirioree nnierer sol9a s
ten au tl1n iibrig uno Inn o1t9 o1e'es
I'll p%orlbringen, .5eigt it'd Die ne Moie
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tiqfeitsiinn bereit. pern1ag DIES aoer
MIR 6urd Mitbilfe ieoes e1n5el1eh
@iiroers, Ser ibr mobiles Berf per-
1tebt uno ihr feline Mitbilfe n19t per-
inot. Mn on6erer Stelle finoet Der
eeneiqte 9eier einen @rtifel 1ib ea DE
arieitigen 2eiitnngen oes @o1e"
t&reuaes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

gnoe letter ISOLDE bonn &%riegs6epar-
tement sic %betriibenoe Na6ridt, 6oB
ibr Sobn @m. &ou bon @ompanp 8
oes 9. Observation-Disclosures IN Ell:
nem ouf fron50iiidem 8o6en om 4.
September itottgefun0enen @efe6t
fem 2ebensenbe gefun6en babe. Ser
0es &elbento0es @eltorbene mar %
Satire alt un0 nit ser betagten M}nt=
ter betrouern nel1n @ei6miiter, Sic
mir nnieres onfridtigen 8eileioS Der
lidern, fem friib5eitiges Sebenseroe:
= sSSnn grbgei6oB 0es Mer6onts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS broh Treitog=
morgen 6el1er aus, 0os Dorf promp=
ten gingreifens Ser 6euerpebr &C.
loibt ml1r6e, bebor nennensmerter
S6a6en ongeri6tet mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
9unnerstag, SEN II. December 1918
Das Rete Krem5.

Die Mitglieoer5abl 0es dmerifani=
iten Hoten 8reu5es lit I'M 2oufe oeS
&rieaes ul1f nube5u einuno5man5lg
Miuionen geltiegen. 2a5n fon1me11
nod aft Milione11 Wtitglieoer oes
S,alltior Soften &reu5es. Bis 5um 1.
SSsuli oiei es Subres batten Sic Weit=
elieoer oieie Il groBartigen 9ilfsperet=
nigung $221,2S2,S33 @egenltanoe
inn @erte bon runo pieruno5pan5ig
Wiuionen Collar bergeltelt. Sic BET
Sen groBen Sammlungen fir oas
Rote &re15 boben 291Weiuionen Dol
lar ergeben; ouBeroem ltno nod bier
uno5pon5ig Miaionen 9onar an
Observation-Disclosures eingegongen.
9urh sic 8ermittlung oes Soften
areu5es bat Das amerifaniide Solf
sebn 2al1oern ieine Silfe 5utetl mer=
Sen loIlen. Sn 6ronfrei6 auein arbel=
tetclr nobe5u fiinftoui en0 amerifani=
idc 1rauen unD Mdnner fir oos
Mote &reu5. Sic Seimobteilung 5ablt
runO pier3igtoulen0 Witglieoer uno
hat IN Sen Ietten Wonaten rn1o bum
oerttaulenD Soloaten famtlien Slot u.
Siife erteilt. Ser Mb16luB 6es Waf>
fcnltialtanbes bat bem gemulttger
Silfsoienlt bes Hoten &ren5es n1h1
gum Stiuitan6 gebra6t, nno Der
fYrieben miro i'm nidt gum Abldlnt
bringen. Mud3 Damn miro es nod btel.
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