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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
SONS OF ITALY TO HAVE TWO
BIG CELEBRATIONS HERE

Sons of Italy of Christopher Co.
lumbus Lodge Nc. 1913 have started
preparations for the celebration of
two important vents to be held this
year. The first will be the celebra-
ton of the entrance of Italy in the
World War that occurs IN May "a
and the other is the celebration of
the landing of Christopher Columbus
on American soil.
The celebration of the entrance of
Italy in the World War, May "a, 1914
will take the form of a banquet and
entertainment for the members of
the lodge and some invited guests.
This event will probably be held at
their meeting place in Washington
Hall.
Columbus Day. October IL, will be
celebrated with a parade in which
the various Italian societies of the
city and neighboring places will be
asked to join. Some form of enter
tainment and speech making will fol-
low at the hall. in which some city
or county officials will be asked to
address the gathering. 1t is the in
tention of the members of the lodge
to make this years events. both the
celebration of Italy's entrance in the
war even years ago and the celebra-
ton of Columbus Day in this city.
the best ever held here. A commit
tee was named by the lodge at its
meeting Tuesday night to arrange for
both affairs. Eight lei members
Joined and three applications for
membership were received at that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
MUST TRY ALL OVER TO
MAKE OCEAN GROVE BOROUGH
rBy Evening News Correspondent.

LBy Evening news correspondent.
TRENTON, May 13:-Those who
desire to see a borough form of gov
eminent in Ocean Grove must try
all over again as the result of the
action of the court of errors and
appeals here in declaring the act of
1920, providing for the borough, I'M
constitutional. The opinion was rem
dered yesterday. 1t was written by
Chief Justice Gummere and upholds
the action of the supreme court,
previously taken, in also declaring
The statute invalid. The point upon
which both tribunals rest their con-
clusion is that the measure attempts
to regulate the internal affairs of a
municipality and is, therefore. spe-
cial and unconstitutional legislation.
The action of the errors court is
a victory for the Ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association, the Methodist
Episcopal organization which found
ed Ocean Grove and for years has
Rocked the attempts in the legisla-
yeNre rL scOnvert the community into
! a borough The law as finally pass
ed by the 1920 legislature and was
subsequently adopted by a referen-
dunn of the voters of Ocean Grove.
Through Attorney General McCran
the camp meeting association then
brought court proceedings compel
ling the borough officials selected
under the new government to show
by what right they claimed the
Offices they held. The errors court
decision is the last round in the
light.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
UNIQUE SOCIAL SESSION
HELD AT JAMESBURG

JAMESBURG. May 13-The
unique feature of giving honor TO
Herman Rue, of this place, by proxy
at the home OF l. Scudder Bennett,
was the experience of a large COM
pans of his friends who called at
the Bennett homestead Tuesday
night to do honor to Mr.. Rue. The
nos. was compelled to leave the
house on business on the arrival OF
the party, but this did not deter
ICm in the least in enjoying the
even. Dancing and home games
were enjoyed until a late nour
when refreshments were served.
Ine music for the dancing was fur
nished by Franklin Marryott and
OIIve SUden. Those present Here:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott and son
Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dun
Mr.. and Mrs. John vohman,
and Mrs. John Vanaken, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Scudder Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mcdowell, Mrs. John
Fortsch, Misses Hazel Duncan,
Edith Mcdowell, Mildred Clayton.
Brown, Mary Vohman, Rena
Fcrtsch, Edna Fortsch, Nellie Ben
nett, Messrs. Courtney Brown, Irv-
Ing Mendall, Llyellan Clayton,
George Kuhn, Lester Christensen,
Nils Wideberg, Enock Van AIKEN,
Soden and Frank lin Marry
oft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
PROGRAM FOR DEDICATION
EXERCISES At KEYPORT
rBy Evening News Correspondent

KEYPORT, May 13.-The pro-
| gram for the dedication exercises to
be held on the library lawn on Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock when the
! tablet placed in memoriam to the
! veterans of the Civil. Spanish-Amer-
lean and World Wars will be dedicat-
ed. The program to be presented
follows:
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock:
Chorus singing, America" first
and second verses.
Invocation prayer. Rev. w. A,
Service.
Presentation of Memorial to the
veterans of the Civil War. Spanish
American and World Wars, Mayor
S. Frank Mason.
Acceptance, Commander H. T.
Hopkins, Raritan Post No. 23 Ameri-
can Legion.
Chorus Singing. 1.-THE Star Spang-
led Banner"
Dedication prayer, Rev. A. c.
Brady.
Dedication, American Legion.
Remarks, Rev. G. M. Brewin.
Reading, Selected.
Remarks, Rev. +. T. b. Reynolds.
Chorus singing, America" third
and fourth verses.
Closing prayer, Rev. A. l.. Iszard.
Taps. Tribute to the Dead. Bugler
Hendrick Bennett, Jr.
Sunday at s z. M. at Calvary NJ.
T.. church,:
Anthem. AT Evening time there
shall be light" Mrs. Fred l.. Schild-
knecht, soloist.
Hymn.
Prayer.
Violin solo, "Konzert in G. Moll,
Vivaldi, Miss Anna Bungosdy.
Offertory.
Anthem. Coward Christian Sol
diers."
Address. Ex-Governor Runyon.
Tenor solo, George b. Rockwell.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
LEGION AUXILIARY WOMEN
TO SEE MRS. HARDING

TRENTON. May 13.-Mrs. War
rem G. Harding. wife of the Presi-
dent. will receive a delegation rep
resenting the New Jersey Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion at
the White House next Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The commit
tee will present a resolution Of
thanks and appreciation to Mrs.
Harding for her work on behalf of
the sick and disabled veterans of the
World War.
The committee will also urge the
necessity of immediate action to re-
lieve the suffering of former sol
diers who are not yet receiving
adequate care. This is the first Am
eriCan Legion Auxiliary. it is said,
to be received at the White House.
Mrs. o. d. Oliphant, of this city.
state president of the organization
will act as spokesman for the delega-
ton. Those who will accompany
her. many of whom are prominent
in New Jersey, are as follows:
Mrs. A. c. Oliphant, of this city,
sister of United States Senator Davis
Elkins of West Virginia; Mrs. John
Mccullough. Mrs. Richard Stockton,
Jr.. Mrs. Robert CULVER, Mrs. Adele
Mar, Mrs. Charles +. Adams, Mrs.
Percy b. Richardson, Mrs. w. Scott
Taylor and Mrs. William n. Morri-
son. all of Trenton; Mrs. Hugh l..
Scott, of Princeton, wife of General
Hugh l.. Scott, formerly command
ant of Camp Dix; Mrs. David Stock
ton, and Mrs. Walter G. Leigh. of
Princeton; Mrs. r. +. Shoemaker,
Bridgeton; Mrs. j. w. Danforth,
Mrs. j.. r. Voorhees,, Mrs. Charles
w. Steele and Mrs. Edward +. Eb-
erstadt, all of East Orange; Mrs. Ed
T. Curry, of Haddonfield; Mrs.
Jacob Il. Cline. Gutenberg; Mrs. A.
f. Pattison, Ridgewood; Mrs. f.. B.
Stone, B~urungton; Mrs. Mary G..
Mrs. Frank Sheppard,
Millville; Mrs. A. *. Suits, Mrs. An
ME r. Stults, South Amboy; Mrs.
George E. Cantrell. Mrs. b. +. Stem.
mer. Haddon Heights: Mrs. II. r.
Riverside; Mrs. Charles Mil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
KEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs Perry Ansorge and
daughter Hortense, of New York,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
M. Ansorge.
DIR o. C. Bogardus is enjoying
several weeks in Canada where, &C
ccmpanied by several friends he is
enjoying a fishing trip.
The Salvation Army drive for
home service funds continues in
the borough and is meeting with
success. New Workers in the cam
paign include Mrs. Lorenzo G. Ma
son. whose territory Is First street;
Miss Leona Mason and Miss Eva
Boice, Second street. The drive
will close with a tag day held on
Saturday.
The senior class of the high
school will hold an entertainment
in the Surf theatre tonight, the pro-
ceeds of which will be devoted to a
fund for the purchase of a phono-
graph for the school.
. Mrs. f. F. Armstrong will enter
tain the Keyport Literary Club on
Friday afternoon OF next week when
the program will be In charge, of
the dramatic department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
TO Hear Chancery Actions

TRENTON. May ia new
docket has just been opened here
in the Court of Chancery for the list
ing of various suits filed. Its num-
Der is fifty. The first docket was
opened September l, 1924. and it
lasted until September 80, 1S43, COW
ering a period of nineteen years,
and all chancery suits started with
in that time were included in the
book.
As an indication of the growth of
Chancery Court proceedings, docket
number forty-nine which was just
closed was filled in seven months.
Fred Potts and Walter Cox, docket
clerks in the Chancery Court office,
opened the last book on October IS,
1920. and closed it May 10, or Tues
day.. this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
PROGRESS FOR
DENTAL CLINIC
Make Good Roadway Clean
ing Up the First Batch of
Child Patients Here.

AiAlost 100 children were treated
at the Dental Clinic which was cs-
tablished here a short time ago,
during the month of April, alone,
making a great stride toward clean
ing up the first batch of children
who were sem to the clinic at its
opening. The system which has
been lately organized calls for ap-
pointments only. thus there Is no
confusion in the advent of the pa
tients who come from the public
school system. the parochial schools
and the Board of Health. Fifty
nine public school children were
treated last month, twenty-five pa
rcchial school pupils and thirteen
sen through the city nurses Thirty
of the cases were new and sixty
four left over from the preceding
month.
Examinations numbered five, ex-
fractions 116, treatments twelve. ce-
ment filings fifty-threo, alloy eighty
six and cement and alloy six. Work
was completed on ffty-four children
Who were sent out with their
mouths in perfect condition.
There were nine patients between
the ages of two and six years, TWEEN
ty-five from seven to nine, thirty
nine from ten to twelve, sixteen
from thirteen to fourteen and five
adults.
The clinic is open to all the chill
dren of the city, as well as expect
ant mothers. and holds forth in the
First National bank building every
Tuesday and Friday afternoons from
l to 5 o'clock. DR.. NJ. J.. Dinesen
is the operator and responsible for
much of the good work that has
Been done and Mrs. Frank Parsons
Is the attending nurse.
The institution was organized
through the efforts of the Board of
Health here, the State Board Of
Health, the Red Cross. the Dental
Association of Middlesex county
Ind the public school sYstem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX
HAS BEEN CHECKED

IBy Evening News Correspondent
TRENTON, May 13-According
TO information obtained from d.. c.
Bowen, chief of the Bureau of
the Local Health Administration. of
the State Department of Health, it
Is believed by officers of the depart
ment that the spread of smallpox,
which has been menacing the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13

, and found the source Of the disease
and have taken measures to have
| them eliminated so that it may now
| be said that the possibility of the
malady increasing has been practi-
cally stopped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13

has been arrested.
During the past week or more
there has been but five cases report
ed, according to Mr.. Bowen who Is
director of the work. He says that
inspectors of his office have traced
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-13

len. Newark: Mrs. Thomas L. Par
ker. Dunellen: Mrs. Lyla w. Thomp-
son, New Egypt; Mrs. John w.
Smith, Miss Minnie WINS, Beverly:
Miss Mary Kerney, Spring Lake:
Mrs. Frank f. Apgar. Diver; Mrs.
William Taylor, North Plainfield, and
Irs. l.. Durham. Plainfield.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-01
y T..

@cimS Bros. iiro oicic gSohc nit
ibrer Qrcidmoihine ms Tclo 0e3o.
gen.
6rl@. Gitbcr 6crril mo &ulio So
ICnbcd, bon @iun, iinO bier SIT @olt
bel Dem 8ruOcr Der 2ebtercn, @enrp
@nicubcf ltno Snn1iltc.
6rol 8. s. 8Ionfc, bon @urocn
Stir, &oniaS, meilt gc8cnp0rtig bier
olS @oit ibrcr Sdmelter, 6rou @rnlt
@ngelbredt.
Ben un0 0cpep 8rinfmolln buuclr
bier oltf Dem Inlpcien ibrcr Wltttcr
cine @oroge.
Der 8ci6eucrtrog miro bier etlpo
einer bnlben Rormal. Grnte gleif).
tonmen. Corn iiebt iebr gut aus,
bod miro oosielhc jebt bon 6cn
G6in6bugS be0robt.
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Serielbe Stall, Nieielbe Sarm, nuS
Oerielbe Munn.

Sn 8iSconiin iuobnt elm irnger
Molln, melfer Dor cinigen Sobren
Dor oicier Iufeube itanO: 8enn 20
&ilbc III eincm SobrC 5uiammeil
$4,000 SfunO Rild er5eugen, mie
picle 9iibe muB man bolten, I'M
10000 &fltno Mild 81 eraieIcn?
Die 6rogc lit lcidt 5t beont,uor'
ten: 10!
IS lit cher uidt ridti9. @er 10
rchnet, bcgcbt ocnicIben 6Cblcr, Oen
sic mclitcn 2eute mad)Cn, penn Tie
cine ioldc Aufgobc SIT l0icn babcn.
Sic Idlogcn feline onbcre &ihtllng
ctrt, mn idneller ans 3iel 81 font
men. Sic itrcugcn iid nidt weiter
on, nm ctlpoS beIicrcs SIT finbcn.
Gum @liif b0rte ser iungc Wann
nift auf 5u red)ncn, ais CT cine 60
illng 9cfln6cu bottc.
Gr luo0te oierrnol 10 piel Wild bas
ben oils feline Seerbc er5cu8te, obcr
er fonntc feinen Ston bolter, Der
btermol 10 groB mar olS Der Stall,
Sen or bate, uIl0 er fonnte at6 feline
6orm brpirthidnften, oltf Der bier
nal 10 picl &iibe 9ebolten lperoen
fpnntcn. 0obcr madte CT ild oil ei'
ne anoerc 20Iung unh mGblte einen
bo(bIitigen 8uIlen; mad iieben Sab
rem fon0 CT Die 20iun9 nit IS &it'
ben.
SIN Sabre 1913 bate CT 20 &iibe.
mclte I'M Sabre 1920 &fun6 @ildj
~licfertcn, in 1920 bate er IS &iibe,
melhc in 0ieIem Sabre 166,2SS 8fo.
Mild gaben, cine 3unobme Dor
1925 @funo Ntilf pro Stub in
SuDr geoenilber BEN &iIbcn boz
1913. 9lNeS oicic8 pltr0e errcif)t
NIT ocnieIbcn 5toIl oltf Ocriclbcn
6urm mo Ollrd 0enielbcn Worm nit
@tlfc cinc5 @1Ilcn elmer cdtcu @tiIh.
roiic.
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Screnidnf.

Sro9e: SD leioe an SerenIGuB
uno mo6te gerne oic ltriofe un6
penn m0glih Elm SeilmitteI lpiiIcn.
antlport: Sn alien 5Glcn bon
Sereni6uB lit es mi6tig, gerlolt Die
3ngrlrn0e lic9cnbe ltriahe feIt31litels
len. Sn Sen meiIten 6Gnen lit @idt
Die llriodc un6 in on6eren 5Gllcn
Nbeltmloti8nl1s. 4lt6 cine lofolc
Scrletung betpirft file ltn0 ga Scren.
'fuB. Sic ioltcn ntht beriuden Iid
lelbIt 5t %6ebanOelrt, Sic IoIten iif)
Der Bflegc eineS ongeIebencn @rste8
onbertrolten urto Ieiren Rat befolgen.
Inn Die befttgen S6mer5en 5tt lin.
bern, lit es oft gut, oen &iifen 6es
Botienten gu biigeIn. Ser 8atient
miro fIa6 olf oas 8ett gcIegt; Damn
miro NIT einem beiBen Glen fem
&iiden our9 elm 91tsen6 ooer mebr
3eitungspapiere binOur6 gebiigeIt.
9aS @iien fam 10 beiB ~berrpenoet
fuerben, tpie ser 8otient es bertroaen
fam.
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llenl getu0bnli6en 8erttag gearbet,
tet, 1ulO merrt aud Die ocutI6c @tn-
Numbering eS 10 weit 9ebroft bat,
BOB icet allgemein GDriitbGume IN
@ebrou6 gefommen iino, 10 bleibt
oo6 oos Ser5 6es 9antee falt BET
0eln S6ein oieier 2id)tlein.
8eriuden mir Ser Sude auf ben
@rurD su fommen. Siellei6t fon'
men inns Qltere 8ci6reibungen OeS
amcrifanii6en 2ebenS oariiber Nus
funft geben. Sriiber ioa eS ia 10
toG am 4. Sltli 5u9cgongcn Iein, Dob
ale frieoli6en 8ilrger iid) oil oteicn
Gage in ibrem Sauie a6i6lolien, neil
eS altf ser StroBe icbr oft 81 Sdn-
oeln ltnO &al,fcrcicn font, nobel &u'
geln MIR 10 in Der 2uft uutberIultIten.
Cine 9roBe %SSelters6runIt l%icferte 8e'
m0hnIif Die notbige 8elcl6tlt1g oa'
slt, mGbrenb 9iebesbonbeil Oas oar'
aus cntiteben6c 9rrdeinanber be-
niittcn, I'M in sic SGuicr gu orin.
gen uno iih BORT an5uct9nen, md&
ibnen arl belten fonpCuirtc.
g(ber ser 2drm!
Gr lit i'm @olfS6aroftcr ielbit be.
griinOet. Die groBe Ntoiic 0cs Sol.
fcs bat chen Spcftotcl germ ltn0 tobt
iid) aus. io6oIo iif) cine @ele0enbcit
bictct. llnierc &oblfGlnofc be5utgeu
Dies otf'a Oeltli6itc.
2lbcr nod Elm anOcrer llultnnO
ipiclt icirc Stole in Ser Gntmif.
um9ageididtc un0 5mar elmer bon
Qnll5 proioiidcr Mtotllr, Die &crbrci.
tltng OeS Sire .Grotcr." So pOplt.
lar mic Oicicr our 3eit lit, lit CT
0ur6oIs nid)t ilnn1er gcipeien. Nber
in 0cm criten Siertel OeS portger
So6rbunOcrtS fam ei1t HprotcdJnifer
ser 3lt gleid)er Belt au6 elm gemieg.
ter @ei6Gftsntant mar, ouf Ben &c.
Oanten, Dab nit ireenb elmer 9lrt
biQiocr 6elterDertSforpcr, Der hin
mcnia 8cIO rcd)t Dicl 2drm nla6t
Elm gittcS GeidGft 81 MADDEN iet. 81
fubri5trtc cine groBc In5obl lnb font
nlld) iofort 9IbiaB Oafiir, uno nit
icbem Sobr oerbreitcte lid Der @e.
broltdl, iooaB in weri9cn Sabrer
nidt MIR er gum Iteinrcidcn Naur
iulrOe, ionoern ol6 ptelc onOere 50.
6rtfen cr0ffnet pltrOen uno ibrer
8cIibern 6a5lt berbolfen, Elm Sermos
gen SIT Crruerbcn.
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Oipensuiae

g. ,. Scngitenberg befono lid
lcbteu Gouncrstog in @eih0fteH III
Ct. 2ortis.
Scnrp 9ullcroif lno @ottin unt0
Ben. Sappmeper, BON @eralb, ltotte'
fen am Sonntog biciigcn Scrrpono'
ten unb 8cfonnten einen 8ciuh a6,
Trou Morn Selm unb Or. S. ..
Scbu. bon 9lono, morcn orn Sor1lr
too in @cidGftcn bier.
bic 9odIteiu Nrbcttcn an Dem
nelten @obnbouic pes Irtbur Srinf-
nlonn ocben inter gl,tfii6t BON Bait
meiIter arg. Sbel, riiitig porluGrts.
8m. &aderba,nler, bon Gbarlot-
te, luar an Samstag IN @ei6dftss
ungeleeenbeiten bier.
Srau Ioelbeio SoppenbonS, Srar
Geo. 8u6bol8 unb 5ralt 6rart 8ud'
6ol5 oerlpcilten mGbreno Den Der
gongcnen apei &ndlen gum 8eIud)
bon &ermunotcn in 2itdfielO, 81.
Otto Oeppermam uno 6rot WtoltD
Mtabon, bei0e bon Omen6pillc, mltr.
ben Ictten Sonntog in &oicbi1O &c.
trollt.
Sror SSocob Guppntcpcr fcbrtt
lesten Somstag bon Santos GitD 5ll
rid, na6 einem ldltQcren geiu6 be-
ibrer Eodter.
@m. 8rintmann, BON @tt, Stcr
(in9 itottcte u~rIercr Stn0t an
SnmStog einen @eidGftSbciltd nb.
Iug. 9oermonn, frilDcr bon bier
oof ieit IGngeren SQbren in ct
Souls wobnbaft, befinbet lid Jet
mebreren Soeen bier oltf 9ei1d be
8ertpanOten unb 8efnnntcn.
G9oS. Selmen0ad Dcrlor lcbte @p
DIE zines ieiner 8feroc Oltrf &ranf
belt.
Nm Gebten Sonntog fano Gin rcd
Invertebrates 8olipiel 5lpiidcn Del
SnenSoile ltnb Guba Geank itut
bei Incident uniere SungenS init
5u 5 Sicger bliebcn.
Sine groBe In5abl unlercr Se
tpobner mun0erte lebten Wtontog nnt
Ser Golntbbo1ptltu0t, no tic al.
3el,9en in Dem 8ro5clle bon 4nbrer
9eltfe gegen ben Nud)IaB ser Dcrlt
Srou Worp S. S0clton oorgelaOcI
moren, Ser ullt %genunntcn Gage IN
9}o6loB9Crift sur Se~rhnnhlung fonr
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Der 4. Snli mieSer Na.

Der 9r0Bte oller unierCr ogroBen
Gage" ser bierte Suli, miro an
Montag wieoer gefeiert.
Sdon felt 8o6en nat CT iein
aonmen ongcfiinOigt: uerIficoenc
Storcs ion Sermonn botten tbre
S6ouicnIter nit u~llerbano 8elter'
mcrfst0rpern o~lsgepubt ultO Die
8in6er uuf ben Straben iibten ii6
1eoer MenD fleiBi9 i'm abfctern bon
Sire Graders, I'm tbre reft reIpef.
tubIcn 2eiItrn9en I'M HaOaumoden
Ser Dorigcn Sabre mom6glif) nod
ST. iibertreffen.
So, Der bterte S1li lit unItrcitbor
Gin GROCER 6eiertag.
Mun but Iid idon oft 8efra8t,
tucshaIb 0ieIer Sag, on Dem Die Yer
etniaten Stootcn i'm uorigen Sobr-
mnoert ms 2cben gerrfen wuroet,
uuf eine lolfc @eiie gefeiert miro,
sof matt in &eriu6ung fommct
f0nnte, ibn1 oe,1 Nanlen S~auptIpete
tateItog bei5l1legen. Oton iolte bod,
qlollben, OaB 0o8 Inoenfcn an lenert
bo6mihti0cn Gag III Der gan5et
8iirqeridoft cine Stimnung berbors
rltfcn miiBte, oeren @ebobenbeit nnr
in Der m~iiroieIten Seller einen IuS-
brud finocn Tonne.
Seiner 8eItimmltn9 nod Iollte Der
pierte SSlli ia ni6t5 m1oeres Ieir, olS
cine Seier OeS Cages, an meldem I'M
Sabre 177G iieben iener 0rei5ebn &c,
zen Gnglano enlp0rtcn BroOin6en,
udmli6 Moiia6ulettS, &booe S.
lonb. Nem Soulpibirc, EcnnlplDo.
nien, @irginicn, Connecticut rno
SW0-Gorolinn orrd lire Abgenros
rctcn altf Dem Gongrcb III Ebilooels
pbic in feierlidcr DISCRIMINATING i0rC
&ostrcnnung bon bent WtlttCrltontC
ertlnrtcnt ltnO gleid) oorauf audi OIL
0cleQirten Der ilbrigcn iedS @ro.
bin3en, Die bon 9ferp Sort, Ncp Ser
len, Ior0. Carolina, Georgia, Wtarp.
lan0 lnn 9elalpore, beitrotcn.
Nbcr mic fonutt man icbt oa5lt
Ole @rimerlllg an Den Sag, mcltel
aud sic iebiQe @%cncrotion nit ollel
@egetIter1tnQ SIT crfiillen i6eint
houDtiGd[i6 nit ocn abbrcnnen Dor
3llIber uno 5el1ermcrf 6u fetern, I'M
spor IN IoIh' ilbertriebenem WtoBe
bo6n ii6 ipunoern mltB, an Ell
mem Iolfen Gage ni6t olle &tnoel
berlett unb iGlnmtlid)e StGOte Oet
Union in cincn Ii6cnbotfen per
nanhelt 81 Icben.
Der Imeritoncr lit fcin bcIon
Nerer Ircrlub BON Seittaget, oltf oIl'
66nc peritcDt CT ni6t, tic in Der &c
~u1iltbUOI(en, fr0bIi6en art rnO &ctI'
All feieru, mie ser @uropGer. ScIbI
um GbriIttage NIT ieincm gebctnl
rtBuoacn @orobenb, meldem bic atn
Ser ir 0cuti6lonb unO SfunoinoOiel
Idon Ionote binolrd iebnIil6tt{
cntgegen5lborren pflegerl, miro II
Son Rr,tsG ttnInr,ns Stoateu ipie OIL CT
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1lul De SUlDll0Iltult Ill StlllnCSultcC
ST. ltnO ser &ciur rubt rntGtig iul
&0rpCr bis iid sic 81 ieincr Ont.
midelun9 9iinItigcn @eoingungen
cinItCllen. 0tan fonn iid iGooh ole
&rantbCit in irGCu0 cincm Sitter mo
81 ir8cnO elmer 3cit 5u5iebcn. %
Der &eim oft 10 picle Sabre lang inI
&0rper I'M rltbcn0cu 3uituuhe 5u.
brin9t, che er ent0eft miro, lit eS
id)mer, SIT entld)ei6en. 81 iucld)er 3cit
un6 mclden llmItGn0en CT sic be-
treffenOc Serion ongeItcdt bat. 0tan
baltic lid ieooh Itct8 Dor @ltgen, oob
bel Der Shmin6iu6t cine SouSinfef'
tion ln6 6ob man lid bie &rnnfbeit
ieltcn I'M 6reien 5u5iebt. mo bos
Sonnenli6t, unIcr belteS 0iSinfefz
t%ionsmittcl, Die Seine ihneu abtotet.
Man fann Die ShminOilld)t befom.
men, o. menn man nit Shrpin6.
fldtiGen, Die nodlaBi9e un0 idmltb'
igc Sc6en5gemobnbeiten bobcn, gu
ialnmcn Iebt, o0cr 90 in 61tntIeu,
fendtcn, idmulbigcn rnb i6le6t &c.
l|itftctcn Shlafs ln0 @pbnrGumen,
@ertitellen, Tabrifcu oocr @cIh0ft$,
bGuicrn no franfe 8erioneu, Sen
9cim mI39cipieben bobCn. Bic Sci
me oOcr SdWinOiudtSbo5iIlcn iin0
StGbhcn bon nlifroSfopil6cr &lein-
belt unO 6enn noftcn mcnid)lthen
glgc uniid)tbor. Sic finbcn ii6 i'm
Speidcl. 0teier SppifeI miro bon
sen SiiBen permalmt, fonmt als
Stnllb in sic 2ltft un6 miro i6licB'
lid bon Sen 2llnQen ein9eotmet. Nui
bieie @ciie f0nnen geiltnbe &erIoncn
ongeiteft mer0en.
@enn mir ifminoiiiftigc 8otien'
ten Oo5lt betpegen fonnen, beim SUI
item ocu Mlln0 3u beocfen ltno mn
in Die oo5u beitimmten @efGBe aus
5uipufen, 10 fGnnten mir bic &ronf.
belt TAFT aus ser @elt Idaffcn.
8iclc Meui6crr, sic ni6t tpiiien
boB lie idmirbiiidtig iinb, eloubcn
OoB iie MIR einen bortn6figcn Srt
item boben. @cr ousipt1ft uno er
tGltet lit, Ipllte 6ober ebenio oarau'
odtcn, NO ltnO ME or buffet mi
J iplttt, oIS menlt er iid bclultBt mGre
ooB ct sic SdminDIu6t bot.
NnItefltng in Scr @obmnq
0urd) 1tnboriihtigc
GcrIonen.
Sll 0er MobnrnG ItnN Die &inNel
ser @ouptQcfobr o~ltSQcIctt. Die Nn
itcdun0SQl1el(cn fir 9inOcr iinO CT
Itcu8 idptn0iil0ti0e &crmanotc o0el
Miitbclpobrer 0c5 @ulic5 mo 5lDci
tens infi3icrtc 3innncr, @obub6>ticl
oOcr GiIhQCrGte. 8cnn mon &inOcl
fiibt, t6mcn sic Seine uuntittclbor
ollf Sic ilbcrtro9cn mcrocu. Sic &in
Der ipiclcn DIT nrtf Dem SllB6DOcn
t ser 3rt bGllfig bllrd) Ocn Spcidcl III
ii5icrt lit un0 tic 5icbcn iid nltf def
@eiie sic &ronfbeit at. sic crDoI
ten HoDrung bon Dem Seller md
Oem 26ffcl elmer standardization
Bcrion ltuo mcr0cn 6oour6 olQe.
lteft. Cine peitere @efabr bCitcbi
6oril1, Dob man in cine 1tc1lc 8o6.
| mug 5iebt, obne 5ltOor cttuuS itbel
: bic letter. SSrrbobcr IN G%rfabrung 81
brin9en uno Sic 3immer iorgf6ItiQ
at btsinfi5icren. Sn Sen OuntcIr
@dl,gen moudcr SGiticr f0nncn 6it
Seine Iorgc Icben. @erm MAJ Oen
@oOen Ger 3immcr feat, obne ibr
bor6er on3ufeudtcn rpirbe(t OieI
Gtaltb elllpor, Ser bic &ronfbcit cnt'
bGlt. 9teie Seine mer6en bon oer
Gltnge einoeatmet. 8enn man nit
Sem 9eien feat, iontc man Den SUB
boOen nit fcu6tcm SGgerncbl, alien
} TecbI1ttcrn o6er Stild6eu naiicr
&opicrs beItreucn. @onl0gli6 ioOt(
man beillt Tcgcn ser Storbialrge'
: opporot bcnlttcn.
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9ttdt in benz mos mir ptiien lit
unIre @eiSbeit unb grfobrilne, oar'
unit biclmebr, tpie mir es %erfobren
boben. ltno all infer Slid lieet
nidt in unferem 3iel, ionoern i'm
@eg. ser un8 Sabin gebradt.