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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
WHAT THE HOME SECTION HAS
DONE SINCE OCTOBER =,

Since the establishment OF the Home
Service Section Of the American Ret
Cross during the last week of Octo.
| ber 1919. in the Court House at Man
chester. Iowa, assistance has been Civ
en- to Is individuals, there were 81
callers in the Office and letters re-
questing information. There were
IS letters written the office and
letters requesting information, There
were s5 letters written by the office
In addition to the claims filed on regu,
lar application blanks.
IA men were given information and
help about Government Insurance.
applications for compensation
were filed.
/ application for Vocational Edu-
cation.
4 for lost baggage.
4 applications for travel pay.
for clothing not received at time
OF discharge,
5 we're given assistance in regard
to arrears OF pay.
were given assistance about al
lotment and allowance difficulties.
given assistance in regard to
Liberty Bond not received
2 incorrect discharge papers have
been reported and effort 10 being made
to secure the correction.
given information concerning Cow
ernment lands. !.
Few inquiries have been made re-
garding tlls proposed federal bonus
and the Iowa bonus. This olIicc will
be prepared to take care Of thssa
claims - soon o the grants are made
BY congress and the state legislature.
Letters are being sent out this week
to al boys who were n the service
from Delaware County 70 Ands II the
Red Cross can In any way b ofg ~
to them. While It might s1em
that the need for Home Service work
should be almost past the character
Of the calls for assistance the past
month indicates that the work Is only
to be establihed.
..ss SECRETARY.
Home Service Section A. n. G.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
LISTER SALE.

c. s. Lister advertises public sale
in this weeks issue Of The Democrat,
the sale to take place on the farm
just south of town on Tuesday. De-
cember 9th. Mr.. George 8. Banta will
also contribute Sh0rthorn cattle and
Duroc Jersey hogs for sale. Our read
ers should not overlook Mr.. Listers
sale advertisement.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
NOTICE 10 TEACHERs.

The attention of the teachers OF
Delaware County is called to the Study
Center which will be held at Man
chester on Saturday, December sth.
A program Of unusual interest has
been arranged and all teachers. rural
and town. should make an effort to
be present. The study Center will be
held in the Court Room at the Court
House.
w. A. OTTILIE,
County Supt. Of Schools.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
MANS GIFT.

Frank ]. Keiser offers helpful sug-
gestions to the Christmas shopper in
his space this week. II It's mans
gift you are looking for Frank can
help you pick 1t out.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03

0o6pef1xo 01I08IlOus
According t6 the reports received
.this morning there y - reliAf n
sight, and It behoovss every citizen
10 conservs as much fasl - possible.
shut Oh rooms In the homes that are
mot actually needed, and keeping
'dwsllings houses ct ! temperature that
a moderate. are The best means q
saving fsei
s LaSd1o y 6ho lease their farms are
urgsd to srant permiasioa 70 their
tenants to gather their supply Of fuel
IN timber. 4 there is any on the farm
This Win aid materially Ii eonserv-
Ing the msager supply of coal that
is available at this time.
Tomorrow it win be necessary fol
the fuel administrator to requisitior
the coal that has been stored n the
hasementsl q the city chnxfhes and
schools. II the severe weather oi
the past two days continues Tor any
length a time it will not take lonl
10 use up every pound Of coal ir
these places
Business men are asked to turn
IN stbesr steam radiatorsf .ss safly
In the afternoon as weather condi.
tions will permit, and in this way light
en- the load for the city steam plant
II short. save COAL. n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
SANTA AT MEGGENBURG,s sTORE.

Say, boys and girls, Santa Claus is
going to be in town on Saturday Of
of this week. II you don't believe IL,
just read D. J. Meggenburg's full page
advertisement this week, Santa Claus
will make his appearance at the store
from 2 to in afternoon and again from
q to In the evening. Also note
carefully the suggestions that are Civ
en- our readers to guide them in the
selection of useful and appropriate ar
ticles for Christmas gifts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
RED CROSS SEALS ON SALE II
COUNTY.

\ Red Cross Christmas seals will be
placed ON sale all over the county
by December 10th.
The seal sale is in charge OF Miss
Fannie Cannon. The entire proceeds
OF the sale Of the seals Will be used
In the prevention and cure OF tuber-
culosis, one Of the great plaques OF
modern society.
OF the receipts, from fifty to sew
enty per cent win be available foI
local activities In this county. inclu-
ding such movements as maintaining
public health nurses. tuberculosis
clinics, school nurses, assistance o.
persons afflicted with tuberculosis
through proper advice and medical
treatment, and instruction Of the pub
lie IA means Of preventing tuberculos.
is. obtaining better housing and Inn
proving sanitary conditions,
From the percentage Of the sssl
sale turned over to state, headquar-
ters, the work Of the Iowa Tuber-
culOsis association for the coming
year will be financed. This work in
cludes the establishing Of tuberculo-
sis clinics IN various counties. the
maintaining Of . force Of lecturers and
nurses who are engaged at all times In
forwarding the war against tuberculo-
sis IN the state, the keeping up OF
N saducaffnnal camnai1n ~ = sfafe
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
Tohn Rector. ". G. Cleason,

John Rector, w. C. Gleason.
Prairie-Wm. Welch, Chris WenGer,
Frank Jordinson, Geof Mcdowell, w.
j. Mcmahon.
North Fork-Peter Schuster. Ben
Hankin, Joe Miller, Bert Digkton.
Richland-J. D. Ryan, N C. Darrow.
South Fork-Frank GesteI, E. r.
Hucksr, Albert Donahue.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
ANNUAL MEETING OF GOLDEN
CHURCH.

The annual meeting Of the Golden
Congregational church win be held at
the church at eleven o'clock on De-
cember 10th. The meeting will be
followed with Q luncheon at noon.
MRS FRANK CLARK,
Clerk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
FOR SALE.

A new Brunswick phonograph, used
only very short time. Inquire Of
FRED w. HERMANN, at this office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
FAMILY REUNION

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Middle
ton has been the scene OF happy
reunion Of their children the past week
On Sunday, November 23rd, occurred
the S0th birthday Of Mr.. Middleton
and it was a joyous one for him as
all the children arrived in time tC
help him celebrate. Then on Sat
urday, November 29th, Mr.. and Mrs
Middleton entertained fifty guests for
their golden wedding anniversary
The wedding dinner was follewd by
"a short wedding ceremony. conducted
by the Rev. ]. j. Kidder. son-in-law,
OF the happily married pair. Mrs. r.
w. Thrill gave an original poem, voic-
ing the sentiment Of the assembly in
vote Of congratulations.
Mr.. Middleton was born In England
and moved to America In 1850 and
in 1854 to Iowa with his parents and
lived on the same farm in Richland
Township until his removal to this
city In 1896. In 1869 he was married
to Esther A. Laity OF Scales Mound,
Illinois. They have four children:
Arthur Il. Of Canton, Miss, Mrs, ].
]. Kidder, Maquoketa, e. j., Of Phoe-
nix. Arizona, and Mrs. NJ. A. Richard
SON. .of this city. Ten Of their fifteen
grandchildrep were present. also Mrs.
Middleton's sister, Mrs. Henry DAN
iels, Of Elizabeth. Illinois. and her
brothers. Vim. Laity Of Scales Mound.
Illinois, and Richard Laity Of Straw
berry Point, together with many 9TH
or relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton are leav-
ing soon for California. WA
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
GOLDEN WEDDING.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Slack was . scene Of attraction son
Sunday. November 30th. when rsla-
Itives an dfriends gathered to help
them celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary. The house was pretti-
" decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and streamers Of same color,
making an effective setting for the
event. AZ noon : most bounteous din
ner was served to nfty invited guests,
ct the conclusion, DR. H. A Dittmer,
in . pleasing manner reviewed ex-
perience incident to c0mpani0ship
of nifty years and then presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack purse OF nifty
dollars In gold as q gift from their
children, two OF the grandchildren also
presenting each q bouquet Of roses,
Congratulations then followed. al Wish
ing for their host and hostess many
years OF health and happirslss The
out OF town guests were: Mr.. Charles
Slack OF Waterloo; Leslie Slack ol
Cedar Rapids; Miss Ruth Reeves and
Miss Lucille Works Of Washington. d
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ballough and
children OF Dubuque, Mesdames Rodi.
ker and Ellison Of Rockford. Illinois
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03
HeMAHON-MORRIssEY.

Home Service Section A. r. G
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-03

County Supt- Of Schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
GREATEST OF ALL
MAG|C|ANS HERE
Horace Goldin, With His
"Tiger God" Sensation,
Headliner at Orpheum.

Horace Goldn, tho world. great
~ pre.eminent illusioniAt, 10 tho big
attraction on todoy's new hill start.
ting at the Orpheum for tho last
hall OF this week lie will presen,
his new 1870 sneciacuIar sensation,
THE Tiger God said TO be the
most astounding and ~stravskant IL
lusion ever attempted by any mH-
piclah in the history OF tho art.
Goldin carries east NJ 20 people
nnd The Tiger God" IL n show In
Itself. II is the same show rs ap-
peared at Convention hail week
ago at ~ prices
Four other good acts are on the
hill making ioday'sSshow one OF cN-
traordinary merit. williams and
Taylor. the danclngest blsckfsces In
vaudeville. viii show their sensa
tioral steps, and Loos Brothers, In
comedy singing and talking net
ana planologue, will offer smother
feature OF the bin, Adonis. n new
vaudeville novelty and Paul, Levan
and Miller, comedians. make up the
remainder Or the biil.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
PR0ClAIMS NOV. 27
THANKSGIVING DAY
President Issues Proclamation aud
Points to pawn of World rrn'r
Amid Wide Social Unrest,

WASHINGTON. Nov F; rrcH.,
den, Wilson tods, .rt "a .h' ThurH
day. November ~; az Thanksgiving
day In u proclamation which sara lhr
country looked forward with oon'''
dcnce 10 ihc dawn ~ an era where
sacrifices Of the nations VIII INA
rccompense IN q world peace
The tex, ot tho proclamation f"l'
lows
ny tho prr.idon, of the nitch
s,Aics of America
"a proclamation
Tho season of The year hM again
arrived when the people OF IN"
United states are accustomed TO
unite IN giving thanks 10 Almighty
Goi FOR The blessings which he hs"
conferred upon our coun'ty dbrihs
he ls mon hs nat have passed \
tcnr 5gp our people poured oui ih'u
hearts IN praise ana thAnk'givrf
that. through divine pd lie reh'
was victorious nnd peace had come
e, rhc nations which hnd su courage
outly .tuggird IN defense ~ human
Ihar'y and justice Sow ma ne
Stern task IL ended and 'ho fruits
Of achievements are ours po look
forward with coufidcrr" fo tho
dawn OF an era where ihe sattii"r'
nf the nation VII nnd r"uomp'ns"
In world pt peace
nut 10 attain the Communication
o' the great work 10 which me
w. American people drNnirl their man
hood and the yl4' rrsburCot 81 'lr,r
country. ihrr should aH 'h'F g.'"
hanks TO God rrcr0srrrH', them
selves to lhosr principles ~ rlgh
which trumphci through It's mcrct
fui goodness Dur gratitude can find
no more perfect expression than 10
hulsark with Is atty ana patriotism
nose principles Tor which the free
peoples ~ tho earth fought ana died
During the. past year We have had
much 10 make ~ grateful Ia spite NJ
the confusion IN. our rCOnpmiC NE.
resulting from the wnr. we have
prospored. oar hnrvcsiH have been
plentiful and NJ our abundance We
have been able 10 render ruccor 10
less favored nations Our demor-
rRcy remains unEhaknu In world
torn with political and social unrest
Our traditional Ideals nre 0riill our
guides In the path OF progress and
civilization
These great hlcssinRp vouchsh Ted
TO us. for which We dcvnutly give
thanks should arouse ur 10 a RULER
sense ~ our duty to ourselves ana
to mankind tn see tn II that nothing
We may do shall mar the complete
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
J. H. HAYS GAINS
SEVEN POUNDS


Il would Just ilNr 20 ahGR" hama
with the man that o0.gIua,ri "re'-
tone Treatment" sal1 ! II lioy' a
wru known grocery cl"rk foe 'h"
star Salvage company 2l2 iiout t."n
stree, and who liyos n' l3-h Ma
street Font Worth. FcSHa. lhr oIhr'
day.
"My stomach started going back ON
me about a ycnr ago continued Nj
Hays and ever since that time | nave
been gradually going down hilA JUST
before I began taking Orgaione was
40 weak aud run down thnt "hH
forced TO lay of from work Tor hhon,
10 days what little | forced myself
To eat would always sour Oh my
stomach and would always d" ni r.
prablr for hours ON account OF me
Ens from this uudig"strd food.
believe my trouble originally started
when | took down with tho intil-
cnza, at any rate my trouhlc seemed
to have me tied hard ana fast.
Il had been reading 80 muoh
about the good work that OtE1tone
Treatment was doing that ! an Ger
talnly glad that they st last con
vlncrd me To give II n trial We'll.
sir. ! am actually n,irpriHod ht IA"
results ! got from orgaton". INST
In short while my appetite came
hack, and the more orgstone took
tho more wanted - ent and the
best part of II is. I have gained over
seven pounds In weight can eat
anything ! want and never suffer
from II afterwards | am free from,
stomach trouble and all Tho troubles
that follows It and | feel rs full OF
strength ana energy aH | ever did,
and am more than glad to recon.
mend brgatone Treatment to
Others"
Orgatone In not n so-cnlled patent
or secret remedy. but now scien.
,iflc treatment absolutely free from
alcohol In any form and Ia sold IN
TulAa by Roy II Getmans RcNal
store exclusively. under the personal
direction OF a special Oruatone rep
res~ntative other agents are Rcxall
Store, West Tulsa =. AdW
To Heal u Cough
Take HAYES aiEAllNB HONEY.
s6c per bottle Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

nrd as Preventative take LA%A
TIVE HHOMO Qr1SI&E Tablets
l~ok for H. " GKpN ES s!sIntUt"
on ~" hos SOC Ad,i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

IN Heal u Cough
Take HAYES aiEALlNB HONEY
s6c per bottle Advt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

there subjected to tests before unheard of
IN the development of motor cars.
Cole was one of the first two American
manufacturers to build an eight-cylinder
car and to concentrate his entire produc-
ton exclusively on this one type Of
chassis. And the first Cole Fights back in
1oI5-embodicd features which are lust
coming to be incorporated generally in
the conventional eight-cylinder cars of the
present day.
But Cole was looking beyond the con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

But the CokcHero-E EIGHT had yet to verify
its promise, and Cole remained silent until
the public should have an opportunity to
put his labors to the test.
More than year has passed-morc than
year in which the Cole e,Aero-E1eHr has
been tried in every conceivable manner and
under ever known condition. Now, Coles
judgment, the wisdom of his planning, has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

been proved beyond the shadow of doubt.
The reward of the originator has come with
the approval of the publicl
The Cole eHe,o-E1cHr-th the original
aer0type motor car-proved by more than
agar of uninterrupted service in the hands
of owners, has changed completely all for
mer conceptions of what motor car could
be made to do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Proved by a Year of Service

When the Cole eHevo-E1cHT was first
shown to the public, its physical beauty
SO clearly established new standards of
motor car design, that the news of its long
stride ahead spread like wildfire
AS the wonderful mechanical advance
ment of the o4evo-E1GHT became evident
0erotype construction became matter of
universal interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
lhe Evolution of Decade of Achievement

During the ten years which the Cole
Motor Car Company has devoted to the
creation of advanced motor cars, its con-
tributions to the science of automobile
building have been many.
The Cole four-cylinder cars established
standards for speed and economy which
were SO far ahead of their time that many of
them still stand as unbroken world srecords
The Cole Skies were not offered to
the public until they had been sent into
the heart of the Rocky Mountains and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

ventional eight-cylinder automobile. In
sPired by purpose to create the new, the
advanced, the original, he was the first to
take advantage of more recent epoch-mak-
ing developments and give to the automobile
world the e>4vu-E1GHr.
Seasons ahead in design, embodying me-
chanical Improvements which are e1clu-
sively Its own, the Cole e4ero-E1GHr offers
wider range of performance and greater
sphere of possibilities than ever before
were embodied in single motor car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

gain recognition in a different way. It sought
to appeal to those who lived a bit ahead Of the
tlmes-to those who were first to recognize ad-
vancements and improvements and quick to
take advantage Of them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

500 like 900 like 20, and at the same time
throttle to the footpace of traffic without sound
vibration
Shoekc4bsorbing Frame e4eyotype engineering, as ap
piled the frame of the c4e,o-E1GIr vests il with
the same shock-absorbing qualities as those which
give the aeroPane its ability descend to Garth at
high speeds without injury to the mechanism
ehechancalty Correct Bodies-The bodies of the ros
s4ev0-EIGHT not only have established new motor
car fashions but contribute to the actual mechanical
efficiency OF the cars by reducing wind resistance
II per cent. and thus minimizing the demands on
fuel tires and all mechanical parts, proportonately.
Hot-Spot SMantold- hot-spot manifold enables
the CoAe e4ro-E1GHT to operate with maximum
efficiency and economy when the lowest test
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

fuel usedto start instantly in the coolest weather
Ito run evenly regardless atmospheric conditions
Other cAero,pe Feafues-The triple capacity vacuum
system, the special cooling apparatus which provides
as per cent increase in the circulation of water,
oversize bearing surfaces the largest in any eight
cylinder carr features which contribute to the
performance and life Of the ede7u-E1eHr
Lower Up-Keep Cost-The simplicity and accessibility
of aeoype construction reduce the time and cost Of
adjustments at least 33N per cent.
These arc some of the features of ae,u1pe design
and construction which stamp the Cole e>4ero-
EIGHT an innovation - elements of advanced
engineering which have caused the e4eyo-ErcHr
to be recognized universally the forerunner of
new era of motor car performance. efficiency, econ
omy and style.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
cferotyPe Co1strl1cton-the Standard of the Future

Increased TIRE S'1iledge-1 5000 miles tires an
unheard of achievement for any motor car until the
[ok c4e,o-E1GHT proved that it could be secured
Greater Gasoline sconomy-1a to "A miles per gallon
ofgasone was regarded possibility in an So
horsepower, eight-cylinder until the c40o-
EIGHT delivered it,
Wider Range of Pertonmance-A combination of
speed, reserve power, acceeration and hill-cimbng
ability-each to maximum degree-was never
attained with uniform efficiency and economy until
ae1otype engineering created it in the e4eyo- EIGHT
Improved Roadability-That weighing only
5000 pounds could be vested with such ease of
control, such tenacious adherence to the road and
such riding comfort the sensation of speed
IN halt was never conceived until the Cals e>Aero-
EIGHT made speed of 70 miles an hour seem like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

ZEN years ago, the Cole Motor Car Com
Pany was founded Its beginnings we're
its aims big and inspiring.
Its purpose not to overwhelm the public
with the number Of cars produced 1t hoped to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
(Omcial capacity.)

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Sll,B. unb Observation-Disclosures, beridtet
fir Die persangene ISOLDE folgenoen
@aiierItanb i'm Miiiouri: WittWod)
9.S, 0onnerstag SO. 6reitag 1912,
Samstag 1873, Sonntae 1853, Mons
tag 17.3, 0ienstag IT'S SUB. He.
g~enfalI .25 Coll. Samstae uno
Sonntag mar Elm raides Steigen bcs
5luiies 81, uer5eidncl1.
Geo. Sdaumburg, bon ct.
2ouis, lit lett nlebrcre Gage oieIer
@ode bier in Ser frilbcren Scimatb
ieines 8aters, Senrp Sdaumbl,rg,
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gberlin II. Samilie. Scrr Sd)ollnl.
burg lit 9auuntcrnebmer unb miro
ipabrideinlib g(ngebot fir Die Bod
iteinarbeit am llcuen Gfarrbaltic Der
ct. Souls. Stride, bcim @ul,sG omite
cinrci6en.
-9lm nGditen Gicnsto9 miro in
Scr Gon5ertbolle rSictim," Elm cloi.
iiides Yboto.9 Drama in 8 glften I'm,
ter ben g(llipi5icn scr biciigen fotbl.
ct, @eor9s = @euleinoe gegcben mers
ben. SeriGumt nidt Ser @orlteIlrmg
beisllipobncll, 5ll1al sic Ginnobmlcll
fir ben &irdcniono beltinnmt iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18

sln slbeno Scs Offers ontaq
finoet in Scr Gon5ertballe elm GROCER
Ball itatt.
-Srau Sictor 9aer, bon ct.
2oltis peiit gceenipGrtig bier auf ge-
ilrd bel ibrer Mtilttcr, Srau State
@cuicl.
SRI. gliie ~SSaencfe, pelhe cine
Glerfitelle in Der 2cgislatur befleibct,
lpur ilbcr Sonntag bier uuf 9eiuh
bel ibrem Safer, 2oiIis Saencfe.
-Sralt s. Saligbn uno Spdter,
bon ct. 2ouis, trafen lesten Dienitug
bier Elm gum 9eiud Der Gltern llnb
8robeltern, Srib Seiniobn uno @at.
tin.
Or. 6. &bpoius, BOP, Swiss,
fam Icsten Wontag bier ourf in sc.
gleitllng zines ieiner Haticnten, Den
CT nod ct. 2oltis ms Sospital
brufte.
SRI. Martbo Slciib fam lettcn
0ienstag bon &anias Gitp bierber
UNI ibrer Wl,tter, 6rau Sobn Sleiih,
peri5nlih ibrc @liidtpiiniden gum
@eburtstas 81, iiberbringef.
%. q. Starf ltno 5amilie, bon
ct. 2ouis, famen leBte ISOLDE in if.
rem Iuto bierber I'm Glide Gage III
ser alien Seinnatb bel Geripanbten
unb Srcltnocn 81 pcrleben.
-Seute Char. 6reitag, elm gebctc.
rer driitlidcr Seicrtag unb nad alt.
bcrgebradtem id6nem @ebrallhc
miro an bieiem Gage fem llnterridt
in umicrer offcntliden Sd)ule itatt.
finOcn.
STRAIT Gbas. Seppe unb Sodter
llno SRI. Gillian 9cgemann famen
lcsten Samstag bon st. 2ouis bier
bur6 auf Ser Geiie mad Stolpe be.
griffen, Inn bort ibren @erpanoten
einen @eiud a%b5uitatten.
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Sonntae bieiige Srcltnoe. gr lit als
Stills engineer al,f bent 9ampfcr
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bottc Sdabcn an ieiner Waidincrie
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