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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16
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The collapse Of the walden Art
Colony" a scheme fioated among the
wealthy aristically inclined in London,
is one OF the key s~atastrophies in
The White Dove,~ the III. u. Warner
picture, which Will DO seen Thursday
at the Strand Theatre. 1t was pro-
duced by Jesse y. Hampton, with
Henry King IS director.
ROderick Usher, a smooth young
dilettante. has cooked up a scheme
whereby he expectes to make a lot of
money which he badly needs He Is
not particularly concerned whether
utopian project to anything or
not, but he does not mind winning
a beautiful girl on the prestige which
the girl thinks he Is winning.
When the smash comes the diet
tante goes to the wall and his need for
money brings out the big secret which
has long been hidden in the life OF
another man. Donald Mcdonald
makes very real the part of the fiashy.
young man who tries to
fleece wealthy supporters OF art.
Mr.. McDonald's support Of Mr..
Warner in The White Dove is typi-
cal of the support all through. James
o. Barrows. Virginia Lee Corbin, Ruth
Renick, Claire Adams, Herbert Green
wood. n others are seen also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16

Mary returned from Sunday school
and complained that n of the little
Boys had slapped her. The following
Sunday the mother asked her IL the
boy had slapped her again. "No." re-
piled Mary, II didn't call his little SIS
ter a monkey today, SC he didn't slap
me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16

The Cape canary is the only native
bird OF Africa that Is well known fol
his sweet and continuous song. He Is
to be found even In the Orange River
colony. which is otherwise devoid o!
eour birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16
At the Strand

Miss Jackie Saunders, one of the
most popular OF the younger screen
stars who have developed original
lines In motion picture production, Is
happily placed in her latest Offering,
Betty be Good a play that permits
full display of Miss Saunders fasci-
mating frolics of the tomboy type.
Betty be Good" Is a Mutual-Hork-
helmer feature written by william NJ.
Ritchey. one OF the best known seem
ario writer's In the United States,
author OF who Pays?' "Sarello,"
1.-The Unseen Hand" and many other
screen dramas. The play was direct
by Sherwood Macdonald. "The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16
Ncw Feature at Crescent

The successful engagement of VIII
tam Farnum in William Fox's screen
version OF 'The Adventurer'' at the
Crescent theatre ends tonight. Mr.
Farnum never has appeared to better
advantage than as the hero OF this
dashing story. HIS support is except.
ionally good, and 4 well-balaneed and
Interesting performance Of an excel
lent drama Is really worth seeing.
Tom Mix
Tom Mix, 1t IS said. has accom-
pllshed in THE Cyclone" which VIII
liam Fox will present tomorrow. Fri
day and Saturday at the Crescent
Theatre. what no other film hero has
succeeded in doing-he has surpassed
Tom Mix.
This Is a ~stupendous feat, as the
thousands OF fans whom he has thrill
ed by his peerless daring in such sup
erb Fox productions as The Speed
Maniac" and The Feud" will attest.
Reports from places where this pic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16

uonufeIlow IN Westminster Abbey.
hmong the memorial tablets or stat
mes in Westminster abbey stands q
bust of Longfellow, the only American
who has been 80 h 'nored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16

Iture has been shown declare that Mix
grips the Imagination OF his audiences
and whips their blood to mountain
torrent velocity By his display OF cour-
.hge and agility,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

Oregon, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ". I. Mcclellan, in this city
Mr.. Mcclellan is in the telegraph
service Of the Southern Pacific in
Oregon. He is engaged in the inn
portant work Of dispatching trains on
the great Portland Division.
Mr.. McKellar's rise in the telegraph
world has been phenomenal. He
started out here in Columbus as a
boy, with meagre educa-
ton, and by hard work he has sue
cessively advanced until now he holds
one of the most responsible positions in
the telegraph service of one Of the
nations greatest railway systems.
His friends are according him
most cordial welcome.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

rapher in the office Of the Southern
Railway in Mississippi, has been pro-
NOTED to the position Of private seere-
tary to Superintendent j. H. Rigby.
This is a position Of trust and re-
sponsibility, and Mr.. Randle well mer-
its the confidence that has been repos-
ed in him. His many friends extend
congratulations.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
0be .Gburebes on0 tie Schools

Parent-Tetcher Meeting at Barrow.
The Mothers Meeting held in the
Assembly Hall at Barrow last Wednes-
day afternoon was well attended. The
Rev. James H. Felts offered the open
ing devotional. Preceding the routine
of committee reports, a very pleasing
musical program was rendered by
Mesdames ]. L. Walker, Dotherow,
and Miss Angelique Higgins Mrs. L.
w. Stevens, chairman of the equip
ment committee, and Mrs. Raper,
chairman Of the health committee,
made most satisfactory reports Of the
work done during the summer, as did
also Mrs. j. J. Smith, chairman of the
recreation and play committee, who
reported the sum of $226.75 raised
during the summer. Miss Dew Eta
Burkett spoke in behalf of medical in
spection, urging that an effort be
made to secure the services of a
physician in the employ of the U. S.
Bureau Of Health. The matter was
referred to the health committee. A
committee to outline program for the
year was appointed. Mesdames
Hawley Knox J. c. Meadows, Joseph
Shull, and Misses Ransom and Pitts
were chosen. AT the conclusion of
the work, refreshments were served
and social chat enjoyed
X X \
Central Methodist Missionary Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Cen
trail Methodist Church was entertained
by Mrs. J. S. Cooke and Mrs. w. j.
Vaughan at Mrs. Vaughan's residence
on Tuesday afternoon. Following the
scripture lesson by Mrs. Gregory,
broad and instructive program on
" Woman's Work in the Missionary
World " was given. Short papers on
the following topics held the interest
of large number of members who
were present: The Woman of Today
in the Worlds Work." by Miss Lottie
Cooper; "A Glimpse of the Past" by
Mrs. Henry Cox; "The New Order
Evolved" by Mrs. R. l.. Speed; "The
Old Order Changeth, by Mrs. l.. C. |
Hurst; "Why Women Work. by
Mrs. ID. L. Erwin; "The Cuban Wo- |
man and the Cigar Industry by Mrs.
Milligan; "Life and Ideals of a !
Southern Mill Girl" by Mrs. Black
ourn. Interspersed with the papers
we're pleasing musical numbers by
Miss J4ottie Cooper and Mrs. L. d. /
Patterson. An enjoyable social hour,
with delicious refreshments. closed the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

weekday services. wednesday,
the Litahy at 1890.
X X
Junior Missionary Notice.
The third quarter Junior mite box
opening will be held at S:l5 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon at the First
Methodist Church. All mothers are
invited.
y X
Ladies' Monday Afternoon Prayer
Meeting.
The Ladies' Monday Afternoon
Prayer Meeting will be held at four
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
First Methodist Sunday School Room.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
MAKES RECORD TRIP

Word has just come from Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Hale Of a record automo-
bile trip from Columbus to Coden.
Ala The trip was made in 1917
hours; which is regarded as a remark
able record. Mr.. Hale went by way
of Meridian and Mobile. The trip BY
rail is a liz hour ride. Mr.. Hale
drove his Dodge, and he says the car
performed wonderfully and gave him
no trouble whatever.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
First Presbyterian Auxiliary.

The social and business meeting of
the First Presbyterian Auxiliary will
be held in the Lee Memorial Room on
Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock,
with Circle No. 2 as hostess. All
members are requested to take an in
terest in this meeting and attend as
fall work will be discussed.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
PIANO FORTE NORMAL

Piano Forte Normal work at the
Mississippi State College for Women.
On Tuesday afternoon, between four
and five o'clock, Miss Poindexter
wishes to see in her studio all appli-
Giants for piano forte normal work.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
Armenian Contributions.

Presbyterian ladies contributing
clothing to the Armenian Relief, will
please deliver the same to Mrs. f. E.
Grout, No. $40 North Seventh street,
or Miss Margaret McCann, No. 1903
North Third avenue, for the north
side; and to Miss Gladys McGeorge
or Miss Martha Harris Frazee for the
south side.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
New Teachers Appointed.

The congested condition of the
schools, due to the enforcement of the
new school laws, has neccssitated the
employment Of two new teachers.
They are Miss Katherine Maer, who
takes Fourth Grade at Barrow, and
Miss Rebecca Hardy, who will have
part of the Sixth Grade at Franklin.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

AT an enthusiastic meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association at Frank
lin, last Friday, there were forty-eight
members present. Addresses of well
come were made by Mrs. A. T. Sale,
Mrs. W. L. Duren, and Mrs. 7. A. H.
Wood, each talk emphasizing some
phase of school work that should
claim the interest and cooperation of
the mothers. The necessary commit
tees were appointed for the initial
work of the season.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

Mr.. Roy Russell, of Melbourne, Ala.
IS eonvalescing after an operation for
appendicitis at the Columbus Hospital
IN this city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

Mrs. J. Albert Hirshman and little
son, Sam, leave today for Mobile,
where they will visit relatives for sew
eral days.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

meeting

AMN INST NlNAAUAAaA AHNA
The Barracks will study the home
problems this morning. On time,
. men
AT II a. m, preaching. A Glimpse
of Heaven. A needed vision today.
At 1880 p. M, preaching. From
Hell to Heaven. Are we really justi-
fled in believing that God still dwells
among men?
! You may not join those who worship
here today, but the failure will prob
ably rest at your own door. 1t is
always worth while to study the
things that necessarily engage the
thoughts of men. You are as welcome
as you are to place in your own
homeland it is decidedly more pleas
ant than some homes the preacher has
known.
JAMES II. FELTS, Pastor.
X X
First Methodist Missionary Meeting.
The Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Church enjoyed the hospi-
tally of Mrs. ]. H. Johnston, at her
home on South Second Street, last
Thursday afternoon. "a social service
program was rendered, with Mrs. Nc
Beath as leader. A general discussion
of Woman at Work was partici-
pated in, Mrs. McBeath suggesting
the topic. Appropriate hymn and
musical selections were enjoyable
features of the program. The meet
ing concluded with delightful social
hour, in which the hostess served re-
freshments to the guests.
X X
First Baptist Church.
The pastor has returned from Ala
bama, where he has been in series of
meetings. He will preach as usual
today.
Sunday School at $3.50 o'clock this
morning; Mr.. W.. N. Pickett,
superintendent.
Preaching services at IL a. m. and
7:3O p. m. by the pastor.
Sunbeams at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
W. M. S. Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Revival meeting begins the second
Sunday in October, with Rev. H. L.
Martin, Of Indianola, assisting.
r. S. GAVIN, Pastor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
MR.. JOE RANDLE PROMOTED

Mr.. Joe Randle, who for some time
past has held the position Of stenog-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
Junior Missionary Notice.
VISITING HOME

Mr.. Leonard Mcclellan, of Portland
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26
Saint Paul's Church.

Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion at 1880; Church
School at $50; Morning Prayer and
Sermon at IL; no evening service.
Weekday services: Wednesday,
the Ltahy at 1890.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Iniemnnoen abtpeifen. urb onrum glnu
Be id, oab eine 10 reihe &ilfe als
ct. 2ouis mobItuen6 empfun0en mir
Sc, urto I1andem &rarfen ur1o idtDad
liden &irbe 5ugute fame. Dod1 es Il
BON mir MIR Elm goridlug, Der Ser
EN- ift bereits 10 groBber5ia alf mei1'
|8itte eingegangen, bob es ur1beld)et
ben mare, nodmals at foroern.
Ranens ser Bropin5 8linoenart
.ltalt in Baberborn banft galouint
9ermes fit. uebertDeiiung bon Sc
bensmittelanlDeiiungen urterm 2. Nul
quit mie folgt:
geltdtige biermit ben gmpfang Sd
res 8riefes bonn IA. SSl1li nit ben Elm:
liegenben Anneiiungen fir 2ebers
m~ittelpafete. Ser Snbalt S6reS Sdrei
bens bat mid freuoig MberraiM gani
geriibrt bat mild oas 8obl1DpQen uni
Sic Jreigebigfeit Der guten Nmerifa
11er, Ole IN eoler Menidenliebe uns Il
Ser Scot tatfrdftig gu Silfe fommen
Mlen 8obltdtern meinen inniglter
Can't. SIM @ebete per6e i9 ben an
mddtigen nufleben, a1en @0nnern al
leg Cute reidlib at pergelten. Wi
gleider Hoit ienoe id 6ie Inmeiiun
gen mad 9amburg, lobulo Die 8afe
te IN meinen 8eiib gelangt iino, ner
Be ib Sbnen gleid} Nahriht geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
butte geiagt: r8eus, oas 2epe = bod
inert, BOB nler es letpe onbtl"

bdtte gelngt: r8eus, 6as 2elDe IS bod
inert, baB mer es lepe o11btl"
Der ben cine gattel nah bic an
mere aebrurfe I'M ieoe bat urs better
geldmedt. sic made lid gar fein BE
.grifL mas Ser Menib { 2atte 9rtnfs
IN feline Sniei0 eintpidele fann. Be1
ieoer 8attel bot nns unier Nebter
aeiaat, mie alt Der 8ein is I'm mo- er
aeruadie mar. Sffe geltanoe, bat nr1s
oos Deroolt menig intereitet TN mer
ben mie m1er auf 6eutid fage onbt, gar
mir Drum aeppe. Sic 9auptiad
mat, buB nter e nomber ponn Stoff
friegt ben. so nod ebaut 5Dei Stun
,oe is Ser @ebesueiler in Die unglId=
ielige 5timmung fonr1e, mo er ge-
tart bot 5u iinge. Timer normale
Ronoiibens bot ser Seller e 8eus,
baB mer benft e tiem SORES nit en-
8age no NIT S6ieteiren belooe Is,
oebt iptner e ulte gidtbruhige pub-
Sen 8rioid gebn; tDenn er atntper e
Riiht gerebIt bot, Damn is fem @e-
lang nod oiel i6limmer. lin 0as
5hlimmite babel Is, baB CT i%niiitet,
nur flaiiifel Muiif 5u renoern.
8eoesneiler, BEN td geiagt, nenn
ou on6 Elm Son bon bid getptpe bubit
Damn gebn ih for tim lade oid auf.
0a Is er itia getpeie I'm bat feline
Srobt muir 0a5u geiubit for gu i6ln-
de. Das Is oo9 pi6oer ebbes meni6=
Tides getpefe. Sebt Serr Reoadtio-
ndr, oenfe Sic nit for e Winnit, bob
oie 8eididt 10 neiter gauge Is. Iuf
sonneidein folgt Siege III menr aud
Sic geiete Oa lin, BOB lie umgange
meroe, 10 is es ood e 6dift, baB mer
Tb gege oie Cabs bon oie Nbtider
nit beriunoige oerf nno efidftlie Is
es al16 otesmal 10 eingetroffe TN neil
id Shine beut nit SEN @enuB Ipeule
nil, mill id graz bier brebe, fpomit
id perbleipe, SSbne Sbrr lietper
Ebilipp Suuerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
Das 9ilfstpcrf fir N1ittel
Gnrepa.

SGtisfeit Ser GentralsStele bes 6. 9.
Die ebrm. Mutter uriula, Briorin
oes BON ben ebrm. @armelttertnnen
BON g0tt1iden 9er5en Sein, geleiteten
ct. Sofepbsbeim, @ranpen, 8obmen,
l1reibt unterm II. MugrIt:
Mit innigem Danfe beltatiget mir
ben gmpfang Sbres 8riefes bonn Is.
Suli ioipie au9 Der 2ebensmittel, Die
uns in unierer groBen Mrmut unb
Scot in 8nbrbeit Elm @eidenf oes
tDaren. 8eionoers milfom=
men mar urs ser Geis fir Sic &ran=
fen uno 69pa9en, bod au9 allea
anoere muroe nit SS1tbel %empfangen.
Man iiebt, baB no bie Scot am gr0B=
ten, a1td @oftes 9mlfe am naditen lit.
Sr. 9odapiroen 9errn s.. 8iqmeB
eaben mir beute ge0anft. Inns Sem
fsrneren @oblmonen nit Ser 5ab1rei=
hen Sdar ser nrnen &leinen emf
pfeblen0. .....
Sm Namen 6es ct. Soiepbsbeim,
ct. Sbereiia, 8nn5ig : S6iblib,
l6reibt sic ebrtp. Mutter @atbarina.
BON Der @enoIIeni6aft Ser &armeIite'
rinnen beg g6ttli6en Ser5ens Seiu.
unter benz 6. Mnguif mie folgt:
Am 4. 4nguit 1920 erfreute nnS
Die 5rDeite groBe 5enoung. Mes if
gut angefommen unb politdnoig Ell.
balten. @lnberbar lit es. Ser GeI
Der eriten Sen6ung NOR eben am Mus.
gebeu uno @ottes gutige 8oriebune
offnete audi idon bie Sir, urn meite
re 6ilfe berein5nlaiien.
Sir Sic 2iebesen6ung nniere1
ber5li6iten 9anf unb @ott DergelPs
8ir fonnen MIR italtne1t rrto inns
tpunoern iiber bic groBe 2iebe rtniere1
aauerifaniiden 8ru6er, 1ie 10 groB.
miitig uns @ilfe Ieiiten. Mit 2ebers.
nsitteln 1T es bod bier iebr fdlimn
! geItent unb geraoe 6ie 9al1ptprobuf
tie. aartoHeln unb @etreioe. &c ldBt
nifmano ettDas berein. Ser Sreiitaa:
lit iebr fIein. Daber bie Scot. Mm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

H4e Z. -
- 5pIitter. @s 1T be8ei9.
neno fir Die Meniden, bob tie ben
cat: Ser ioa mid ferter1 lernerl1
ME als g%erbeiBung, for1oern ir1n1er
als 9robl1rg al1sfpreden.
@efabrIides Bort
garfier GUM 5%reunoe): .9nf on
I1ei11eu r1el1er &aiiierer geieben2@
.Sa, 5. 8. flu6tig.1
rMenid Jog mir fet1e1
Ghref einl
grfoIg. Nein 5re111lo
bot ei1en gortrag a~ngebort: nNie
babe ih @rfo1g? Bie Derooppele
i1 nit 2eidtigfeit nrein gerrl1o-
gen.
r4Iio gIdn5eno mars iagt er
nadher 3l mir. ngs foftete fi11t
Marf ~ Der Snnl mar brebero
boil
,Mu1t -. unn meiBt on iett, ME
81. 0ein ger116ger Derboppelit21
.sIber ial
BIO mie oe1n2
.Gi1fod ~ ii balte aud e mn
Bortrno. >
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

.geur iagen sic blob, Srau Sch.
mann, nie f0rnen sic bei Ben teu.
rem 4oblenpreiien nod 10 Dergnigt
iein2"
.Sa, bns m0dte11 sic mobl germ
miiien2 80 Sea, i3 tper6e es Sb11e,1
iagen: Sd fal1fe uberbaupt feine
&rifetts mebr, fonoern udrme mid
an Ser beimli1en 2iebe al1f.@
rObo, mas reben sic benn 6a fit
etnen 1nfinn ~5uiammen2"
Sea, getpiB, sic miiIen bod, bob
fcin Sel1er, feine &oble 10 beib
brennt, mie beimlide 2iebe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Meues bon 2ntber.
Ser 2ebrer botte Elm Bib aufge-
bdngt, 6as ben biitorii6en Moment
bon 2utbers Ebeienanidlag erldl1-
tern io1te. 9ie Sungens begriffen
uno fublten iid imitmoe, ben bar
geiteqten 8organg 5u i9il6ern.
Limo biele 2eute," trug Der Bette
&opf Der &laiie Dor, nbrdngten fid
UNI Elm Sal1s, no Elm Manr Elm
@rtrablatt at Die Sire genagelt
batte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30
Hfalaer 3prn.

s. Is E G9ann I'M e gerbrub,
Bas iebt bic BaI3 erletptDe nl1bl
9ns erf9be Mol, iolang ib bent,
BInid ib mir feltDer: Rrie' bic
&rGntI
In 3 eridbe NeoI Is, bab i'd Jag:
Con 9nbn tnn1 ib nit pertrdg';
TIN e er11be N2ol, baB i9 erfldr::
Sd baIb mel @pfd nrb rebb' mig n1ebrl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

rMbI oas lit. ia Der 9tedbrief
bonn @oditapler 9orifbeim! Sm..
Gtirne: bod, Scale: ariitofratHh,
- Mugen: groB uno flat, 8art:
gepfIegt, - @efibtsfarbe: Borneb-
me Bldfe, 8efonoere &en15ei-
den :Eritt iebr elegant auf.
SIM, 10 ee11e11 ideenen 5tedbrief
n1o9t' id ard mol binter mir orein
bnbenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-30

Gom @aritasperbano fir sic gr5-
oio5eie &oln lief folgenoer, q. Suit
oatierter Danfbrief EN-:
9eute ltefen bier leds 5000 Drafts
eth, Die uns bon Sbnen ourb 8ermlt-
telung oes Noten &reu5es III 9am-
burg 5ugingen. Sir Die bodber5ige
ESpenoe iuge ib Sbnen I'M geamen all
Der Mrn1en unb Be0irftigen Der gro
zen @%r5bio5efe &oln Sen ber5li9lten
Can't. @raoe Die IN ben 5000 9rafts
entbaItenen 2eben5mittel feblen uns
I'M beleRten @ebiete gdn5lid uno ih
begrHBe es iebr, menn eole3Meni4e1
in Amerifa 0urd oieie 2ebensmlttel=
lenbungen unieren nntererndbrten
|ainOe; n 5u fraftiger Nabrung Der-
belfen, 9ie 3abl Der N~otleioenoen IN
nnierer @raOio5ele lit ungemein groB.
9io5elun-garitasDerban0 Der in
Eaaen 5tabten nno @emeinben Sefre-
tariate bat l1nD daritutipe Anltalten
uno 8ereine umidlieBf, beoarf Der
fraftigen nnterlfiiBung bon oruuBen,
menn er rur etnen fleinen SeIl Der
2eioen uno Soften linoern min, Die
inn tagtdgli1 imn1er uno immer mie=
Der burh perionli6e 8iitten unb unge-
8dblte 8ittidriften mieoerfebren. 9a-
5u fommt, DaB INT unbeieBten @eb1e-
te sic @inberipeiiunqen ser Mmeriffa=
ner, Die I'M beiebten @ebiete 10 Dielen
|Segen FIFTEEN, ntdt itattfinoen. go
mo6te i6 Sic ber5libft bitten, Bic
@r5oi05eie &oln gar5 beior1oers BET
Observation-Disclosures gu beoenfen
nnb bieielben 5ur @erteilung oem Ga
ritnsperbanbe fir Sic @~r5oi05eie &oln
8ranoenburgeritraBe 8, gu nberfpei-
fen,
Gle 2ait,sTs Des s~.iaoerbeilH5 Dess
gincentiusBereins 8resoen ldreibt
unter'm 3. Nuguft:
8as urs giitigit gefanote Bafet nit
BEN 5trImpfen unb Der 8oae ge=
langte beute in unieren 8eiiR. Bir
iagen Sssbr1en fir btefe 2iebesgabe
beralidbiten Conf nno Elm 8ergelts
Got. sic f0nner1 gar nit oenfen,.
meI9e 5reube sic uns un6 unlern
arrnen &inoern ourb sSbre liebe Sem
Dnrg gemadt baben.
8ei ben ietigen furdtbaren. lddDe-
TEN 33piten, Die uber nns bereingebro-
1e11 li11o, 1T es fbiDer, 100 i9ulpflih-
fige Climber au er1abren unb 5u be-
tIeioen. So MIR Dor Ginger Set aus
Mmerifa getragene &leioer erbielten,
Die nit, 5. g.. uniere 5dtpeitern fir
sic Sinner unnrbeiten miiien, uns
baju aber Der 3tuirn feblt, 10 erlaube
i'd mir be11te Die 8ifte, OBJ es Sbnen
moglih mare, inns ettDas tueiBen uno
1dmaraen 53uirn ibiden 3u f0nnen.
Nfr iino beIte mebr benin lie anf quite
Meni1en nnb cole 8obltater ange-
nieien. @enn sic uns aus Der Ser
leaenbeit belfen f0dn11ten, 10 niirber1
Sic inns eine. groBe 8obltot er5ei-
CEN nofiir i1 Sbnen i'm boral1s bic.
Zen Can't age.
Cohen Deroen mod ME 3ubor ar1=
genpmme1 BET Ser gentrnIitene bes
8. 81. g. GentrnIpereins Central
Bureau eEmpIe guiloing, st. 2o1lig,
Nao.
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teile id nit, bob. oie beiben &iiten
gludlib nno unperiebrt bier einge-
troffen iino. Dte cine entbteH ge-
braudte &leioer uno Die 5tDeite meiit
neue ErHotmaide. MaeS bat fir uns
Den gr0Bten 8ert uno miro uns balo
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sd uberlteben, Ser uegen Der feblen=
ben @oblen nod redt bart meroen
miro, 90 au9 bas Sol5 1ebr teuer ge-
morben lit. Gott bergelte Sbnen uno
alien 8obltdtern Sbre groBe. Site
mn0 Ndditenliebe.