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Arizona republican., 1922-06-25

Several numbered farmers started
one of the first temperance move
ments in America when they met
at Litchfield, Conn. in 1889 and
pledged themselves not to use in
toxicants in doing farm work the
following year.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-25

The title, the Hub of the Uni
verse;" was bestowed by Oliver
Wendell Holmes on the Massa-
chusetts statehouse, and afterward
it was extended to mean the city of
Boston.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-25
No Stock for Sale

One of the workers, reporting Sat
urday, told of his experience with
young Mexican, in business for him.
self in a small way. The young man
had heard of the hospital enterprise,
but had mistakenly regarded it, as
money making proposition. He want
ed to know of the solicitor how much
the stock was share, how much it
would pay and what his special priv
Arizona republican., 1922-06-25

Among the Congo natives a super
stitious belief exists that the ap-
pearance of a baby's first tooth on
the upper jaw is an i'll omen to the
community, and that the child must
therefore be killed.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-25

reported. it was evident that, with
a little more time, chiefly represent
ed by the quietness of Sunday after
noon, they would be in position to
concentrate their attack and close
in on the objective.
The meeting Saturday noon, while
not quite so replete with pledges in
hand as was the day before, was
nevertheless very cheerful affair.
The gasp of the first plunge is ap-
parently over. and all the work kers
and leaders are becoming thoroughly
established in the faith that they are,
indeed. in winning battle-that
persistence is now the great consid-
Grafton from this time on.
Many Pledge Blanks Out
The matter of looking forward to
Monday was quite apparently not a
mere matter of hope deferred. There
were numerous statements to the eff
feet that pledge blanks were in the
hands of people who are seriously
considering the situation and who
feel that humanity, the good name
of Phoenix and other basic consid-
erations demand that they act on the
situation according to its gravity and
merit. 4
While the larger pledges are yet
to be heard from, the smaller con-
tributions are by no means being de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN.

A birthday party was given last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. W. Thornc on Summer street in
honor of her daughter Mary's thir-
teenth birthday. Games were playec
and later in the evening refreshments
were served. Those present were:
frankie Michall, Andra McRoberts,
Nanny Helmick, Grace Cochran, Mary
Thorne Lottie Thorne, Marjorie READ,
Edna Harp. Curtis O'Gara, Ben Haw-
kins Anthony Grossman, Harold Hat
ton, E,thal Patty. and Dewey Purcell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
DYE FADED WRAP
SKIRT, DRESS IN
DIAMOND DYES

Each package of Diamond Dyes
contains direction so simple any won-
an can dye or tint her old worn, fad
ed things new. Even if she has never
dyed before, she can put rich, fade
less color into shabby skirts, dresses
waists, coats stockings sweaters
coverings, draperies, hangings, every
thing. Buy Diamond Dyes--no other
kind-then perfect home dyeing is
guaranteed. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods. Diamond
Dyes never streak. spot. fade or run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN

| Pcndleton clubwomen are interested
in the announcement made by well
known women's magazine to the effect
that they are offering fifteen prizes,
totallng one thousand dollars, for the
best and most practical ideas devised
by womcn's clubs for giving instruc-
tions in citizenship and carrying for
ward civic work. Prizes are offered in
five groups, the group in which Pen
dleton would be classed being that of
towns having a population of from
five thousand to fifty thousand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
MRS. BOYDEN TO ARRIVE.

Mrs. Mary Boydcn, who has been
making her home in Portland with
her son, DR.. Guy Boyden, will arrive
here on Wednesday. Mrs. Boyden has
not yet recovered from "a painful ac
cident which caused her hip to be
broken, and she will be under the care
OF her SON DR.. Frank Boyden, upon
her arrival here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
CIRCLE TO MEET.

The Bible Reading Circle viii meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
3ickers. Chapters 80, ~ and IA OF
the book of Numbers constitute the
reading for the week. The history de-
partment, under the charge Of Mrs,
ID. d. Hobart and her assistant, Mrs.
y. d. Park, will suggest the line Of
thought predominating during the
hour. All ladies interested in sucn
subjects are cordially invited by the
dean and other members, to attend
these weekly readings as regular or
visiting members. Men arc welcomed
as honorary members to take up the
course of readings and assist, as time
permits, by encouragement of the
regular members of the circle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
CLUB GIVES INVITATION,

The Pendleton Women's Club ex-
tends n cordial invitation to all won
en- who desire to attend the benerls
card party to be given tomorrow aft
ernoon at the club room of the coun-
~ library. Tables will be provided
for both bridge and 500" Play will
begin ut 2:3O p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
Wheeler Studio
222 E. Alta Street

TO professionalism, and may evertua1
ly make money the incentive tow
playing, instead of love of the sp5rt,
and the desire to bring glory to the
college.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
II O NJ 6 DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Cottage Cheese

= Do you remember the cottage
Il cheese that Mu;her used to 4
+ make? Why, it fairly melted in i
your mouth. 1t was always i
l. made of the very pest quality of j
clabbered milk. 4 little heat i
+ quickly ripened the curd. Then 1
the whey was carefully drained I
+ away, The curd was seasoned I
+ with little salt, cream was add +
+ ed, and the cheese was ready +
+ for the table. How we liked it! +
+ How we ate it! Don't you wish +
j. you had some now? Never cry +
+ over sour milk. Just make it +
+ into cottage cheese. +
+ Ask or write to the Home +
+ Demonstration Agent for Cot +
: tage Cheese recipe book.-E. NJ. +
: II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
PENDLETON
SCHOOL OF DANCING

Hcalth-culturc, music. etc. methods
unsurpassed success regardless of
age key to hath, dancing cures ner-
NousneSs, reducing and gaining weight,
exercises, etc. Lessons 10 a. m. to 10
p. m. Special, eight lessons $500 at
Union hall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
MISS ROSS DEPARTS.

Miss Rose Ross has departed for
China, in company with Mrs. Thomas
Campbell, who has been visiting ir
Pendleton with Mrs II. NJ. Crommelin
and in Hermiston with Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Campbell Sr. Miss Ross will
visit in Tientsin, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell reside.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
BETTING Is SCORED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Nov. 7.-OU. P.)-Betting on football
games was scored in an editorial in the
Stanford Cardinal student magazine
here.
Betting on games gives an opening
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
MRS. MANN is HOSTESS.

MRS. MANN is HOSTESS.
Mrs. L. l.. Mann was hostess last
evening for a dinner party at her
home 201 North Blaine street in hon
or Of her Sunday school class. Honor
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Butler,
Mr.. Butler being superintendent of the
Sunday school. Others present were
Miss ElVie Porter, Miss Fay Mann, Mr..
Mann and the following who are mem
bers of the class: Donald Heath. Rex
Cramer. Ebert Porter, Layton Mann
Phillip Van Low, George Rigby Ed
ROehllie. Harold De Wilde, Eldon Mol
strom, Ivan La Hue, Waldo De Wilde,
Richard Earnhcart, Mark Evans. Cdin
La Hue Walter Fanshier Frank Mol
atrom and purl Planting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07

WILL GIVE CONCERT
The Women's Choral Club will give
a public concert on Monday, December
II. The club was organized recently
and many members have been enroll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
TO HOLD LUNCHEON.

Members of the Delphian Club will
hold their annual luncheon on FRIDAY
at the ElkS club, The meeting will be
social one. Arrangements are be-
Ing made by Mrs. r. d. Sayres and
Mrs. G. W. Byers. Rev. George L..
Clark. chairman of the Umatilla
county Red Cross. VIII speak on ahe
Red Cross Roll Can which begins
November /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
CT HCST AT PHELPS HOME r..

Mrs. Frank Rechlin Of La Grande,
is a guest of her sister. Mrs. Gilbert w.
Phelps. Mrs Rechlin is accompanied
by her two children, Hart and Nancy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
AID TO MEET.

The ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet on Thursday instead
of on Wednesday at 2;30 p. IN. at the
home of Mrs. Enoch Pearson, 1910
East Court street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
PARTY Is GIVEN.


Honoring Miss cGorgianna Fletcher,
whose engagement to Sidney Williams
has been announced, Miss Madeline
Burgess was hostess last evening at n
bridge party at her home on Jackson
street. She was assisted by her IN 9TH
er, Mrs. j. \. Burgess. High score
honors We're won by Roy Furnish ana
Mrs. Leslie Gibbs. Guests were, be-
sides the honoree, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Murphy Mr.. and Mrs Donald
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Temple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Temple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Gibbs, Miss Catherine
Thompson, Miss Thelma Thompson,
Miss Blanche Furnish, Miss Helen
Huntley, Lowell Stockman, Sidney
Williams, Dr.. Joseph Brennan, Ru-
dolph Mollner and Roy Furnish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-07
WILL GIVE BAZAR.

The Triple Link Club will hold a.
bazar on Thursday afternoon at the
I. o. o. f. hall. Fancy work will be
on display and luncheon will be serv-
ed during the afternoon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
GrDfe Mbidieosfeier bes bod)iu. 9rn,
Sobanuaes sa,b, Nfarrer IN nr-
barf, am Counting ben -.
Mngnf, 1922,


8obI feltm bat-l1rbanf iobiel Me1l>
iden geieben. Der netbe o1tf Bober
Norte itebe1oe 116 tpeit ii Sic 8alle
bineiulnge1oe &irdt1rm bon nrbanf
idolte am Sonrtag nod etrnnal 10
itoI5 ben 8ilgern 81, Die ii INNER
toieoer neu auftoubenoen 5harer1
berbeiifr01nten, as noble aer ddor1
aus Ser 6er1e lie ei1tlaoen, oie bielert
Mutonobiile, fnr Die nrbarf falt1n
Blab battle. Das bieoere trel1e Bolt
bon urbnnfl Dn tedt Der gartae ttiief.'
religioie Geiit Md brin, Ben mir III
Emnnden @egeroer Iei6er bergeberg
fnden. Wie babet Bic nrba1fer nnb
#oog gar5e ellington an Counting
Gnrbe befanrt Die nlR g~rrfnbrirg
Bot iid bon rte1te1t beitdtigt. @onen.
mir golberre Seraen finoen iber5en-
gunestre1e Meniden, netterfeite Gbn.
raffttere bnnn miiiien mir 81 ben Md1t.
merit aeben mil dtpieliger 6auit bie
benz alten Mbe~Isftar1ire ser ganern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
5iirdlten Geiterreid)s Anid)llf an
0entfdIa1t6.

8aris, 80. Mug. Ser geiub 6es
|,6iterreidiiden Ran8Iers 5eipel IN
Berlin aft III 9arifer nmtliden &rei-
fen erbebIibe 8eiorgnis Hpadgerufen.
|Sito bod bier Nabridten etngetrof.
fen,oer eigentlide3ned oieier Miifion
|iei ben bielDerfuroderen 3ufarnr1er-
fdlnB bon Delitfblanb lin0 DETER
reid in 0ie Dege 81 Ieiten.
Die 0iterreidifde Gage unb &aft5.
.ler seipeIg 8eill6 i'll gerlin BADEN 81
.Ronberiotionen 5tpiiden ser &egie.
.rling 1no ben @nte11temdhbten gefiibrt
u1to es tprr6e erfflld1rtO eiterreid biiirf.
te outs 1elte getparr1t iper6en, oaBH ftid,
,bie Mniierten irger1o ei1ner S1ritt
.bimidtlib eineg MnibIuiieg al
DeutidIanb ernitIid nioerieben mir
ben.
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Gin Bote bo1 Dtiibeu.

Gin Deutid- Murndrle aus Dem
ihtpdbii1en ganat, 81. Ruipar MlufD
.neilte fir5lih als @dt III Chicago.
Iseine narmber5igen 8orte berbienel1
peiteite gerbreitung infer ben 2arrbs.
Ieutetl I'M gan3en aanoe; 6enn lie fon-
ne1 MIR bn5u bienen, ons &ilfstperf
fir oos notleioenoe 9eutidlaro nea
gu beleber.
81. Mutb, ben man ben Namen
|eines MpoiteIs oes beutiben Beiens
gnb, 1T r,lmdnifder gtaatsbiirger,
Iiebt aber oas 2an6 ser 8Giter nn6
bauptiablih sic beatide spra6e ge-
raoe8u i1~1briinfttg. Grit ieBtt", 10
iogte er, ubn Der 6ab iih gegen 6ns
Bolf auflebmt nnb es 51 Dernid)ten
tradtet, bas Der 8elt 10 bel @ntes
gegeben fat, entflammt bas Nationul-
bepuBtiein 6eg INSTRUMENTATION. Die
grfenntnis, onB oas 0euti6e Befen
nod cine groBe senbung fat, bat uns
Muslnnooeutide III europa 5u Som
nenanbetern gemabt; mir beten Die
|1eltide 5otne nit Mn6adf nnb @lau.
ben an; 6ieie @rfenntnig bon Deutid-
lnnos Miiiion madt uns fanatiih,
nnb IN bere6tigtem Nationalitol5
miifen mir uns elmer Nation dngeboz
rig, sic in Biiienibaft 1ino &l1nlt Der
@et Die boditen 8erte geidenft bat.
Sir nniere Stanten, IN benen mir
8urger iin0, baben mir MIR Damn ei-
! ! men 8ert, 10 1ange mir I'M Screen
beutib iin6, unb bereit, nniere neae
&ein1at nit 6euti6er @11ltur 81 be-
fru6ten. 1ns MuslanosbeuHbe 1T Der
8ert oel1ti6en @eiens crit iebt bon
gum 8%etpnitiein gefonmen.
Das 6a5it bara11s.
Geutidla1b 1T Sic 9eimat oent,
idens 8eiens, unb sic beutide SeiH1at
Ieioet bitterite Scot. 8er am 2anoe
Der Batter nit gleider 2iebe bdngt,
mie Dr. M11tb, un6 nod an feline 33uu--
f1nH glm1bt, miro germ bereit fem,
ibm gu belfen. Ser Sugeno bon bbeus:
te miro es beibieoen iein, Deuffbs
lambs Miiiion fort5uflbren; ibr gill
oaber bic SGnriorge. . 8
Die Mnfgabe Ser Nmerionn Cairo
Cattle COMPANY 1T es, bafiirz 81 for.
gen, 6aB Die 6eutiben &irr0er friihe
Milh bon Der Ieben0en Sub erbalten.
@aben gu 6iefem 3pef, alio 5urs5tor-
flung Ser Sl1geno Deutidlanos, ienoe
man an
STE Mmeriean 9airD-gattle Gompanl
1913 8eft Ma6iion Street
Gbteago, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
8ernbigneoe GrfIarnna.

Wien, 90. Aug. Ser 0~iterreidi.
:ide &nr15Ier ST. 5eipel CAB am Cont
tag Bel iei1ner Muiidfebr di1s Stalierr
@ien cine far3e grfldr1,ng db,
bnb bie &onferena nit benz itaIieri.
f9en Miniiter BEG MeuBerer S@at5er
baa1l gefiibrt babe, SAB Ell, Setpel,
Ser 6iterreidiiden 8egierl1tg greif-
bare goridbIdiige unterbreite1t Tonne,
blirtb tpeIbe ein iofortiger 8uian1ntett-
br119 Defterrei1s abgetpen6et tuer6ett
Tonne. M66bere Mngaber mur6en 3lt.
ndiidffft niht gernadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
2xsarnm tets franf?
@arn,it 9erbaunn9s=
febtudtbe2
.arnm nitbt 8efnnb tperben2
Meh Erns Qekerh;ffpn
Me6 Grpk Q~eberpiaen.

Cine 8~ebanolu11g, MODERN I'M
Modperf tdtiig I'M 9rinaip, uno ei.
hes, Sic urfade al befeitiger, mie es
bin Der 8ebanolu.ng un6 Seilung 9ro.
niider &ranfbeiter Der aeber, Nierer,
Ices Magena li1o Der g~ingepei6e not.
apenoig lit.
Cine @ebat1o1111g, melde bas Htiibe
berurtergefon1r1ene Musieben meg.
|riH1n1t, Die @efibtgforbe reiniBt, sic.
|8nfulation erfriiM uno CUTE Sc.
|iunobeit er8eugt. Sic greifen sic tuirf.s
Hide uriaher1 elmer nerbdrteten Sc
Eber, III l~noror1tng gebrodter Ginge.
meioe 1,n0 zines bl,rn chamber ge.
|brodten Sic Deroo1iiing bef0roernoens
[SDiter1s a,1
Meo groB Qeberpilen beiIet1 Ser.
itopfang, ihIedtett Mte1n lino Magen.
[befhtperoet1. Mufgeutndt III ubrf6rmi.
gen, mil Sdroubet1 beribloiienen
6I1idden. 9erfonft bon Mpotbefen,
ober fdiden STE mad Med Bros. Dsir..
neopolis. Breis % Gents. Das CD.
te Bot bie meb groB Snihrift ge..
6rudt auf Der 5dobteI. Qnaeige.
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Sinridjtnng ~feitgeiekt.

Deg Moittes, So. 80. Muguit.
@ol1ber1el1r @eroan bon Soma Be.
Iitimn1te ii Deg Mot1es, Sd, an
tDienitag, Bob Sra Gobep an 5. 5ep-
tender mittagg IL l1br, eugene Weef
is. September I'M oteielbe Bet
.6urd Sen gtrnng bingeridtet hDeroett.
geioe inb 6eg Morbeg uberffniiIbn.
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Snoenbeke ia Dberidlefen.

gerlin30. M1ig. ueber Be1tben
!tneroen nod Berlin Ml1si6reitunget1
|gegen Sl1oer III aottomib III 0ber-
|ihleiien gemeIoet no iii6ifde Sc
Fbensmittel @eibdfte gepliin6ert, sSr-
ben sic man a1f ser SfroBe traf, nib
.ban6et mur6en. 9ie StbenberfoI.
gur1g fol oa6ur6 DeronlnBt tDor0en
fem, ong @eriidbte berbreitet tpiir6e1t
lite ieien ffuiir Die 5teiger1itg Der 2eberg
1mittelpreiie berartportltb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Drei staaten s,.r Nbraiturs bfreit

Miga, 26. Aug. Aus Comet
.nneaen eriabrt man III Niga, BOB
aettbano gftIano uno 6inrlat1o oie
|Ginlabung 81 elmer abriititngs I
ERonferens mad Wogfnu atgerloIrr1le11
bdhen. goIen ion III @rnnoiab nit
Ebem bon Ser rniiiiden Setpiet gte.
gierang ausgeben0en Ban entertain
ben, ieood poridIagerL 0as 8elultdt
Ser Abrnifung gerntnngen Der EN-.
idldgigen aommiiiion Der Nafione11.
lign a~b5ufpnrten. Bon M1fr1dlie1r,
bas ebenfaQs eingeln0en fpor6en 1T
|liegt nod feline Mnt1uort por.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

mgeboi;ren, oieiem 5tqmme, Der ru-
Der sic &0onige 1teate uno Die Bropbe-
ten, sic Sibrer bes Bottles, nno bbeltte
Sic Brieiter, bort finben mir 6eelen-
aoel, aud bente nod.
urbanf mar nm 5onntag IN EN-
groBes gaitlides &eim b%ertpa1oef,
Isle geraumige Wieie 5mii6en 8farr-
bans 11no Stride Derriet idon frnh,
oaB beute elm gang b%eion6erer Gag
lein muiie. S11 beiben beiligen Weel1er1
preoigte gum lebten Male 8ater SO,
bannes 5nno, Der 5ebn Sabre Bfarrer
bier NOR, Der pegen einer geIbfpdb-
ten @einnobeit idin ben DoblDer-
oienten Sutherland eben miB 33nm
lebten Male feierte er l1nter 11no flr
leine @etreuen, an benen iein gan5es
e6les @rielterber5 nil aaen Gaier1
bing, nns 81. Mebopfer. Conn tpia
er fortgeben, meit meaniber ben D5es'
an, il feline Iiebe rbeiniiM &6eimat,
no 70 cole Meniben pobnen, no Der
@etit 10 frii6L 10 frob, 10 feurig lit,
mie 6as Slut iiener gr6e: Der berr,
Hide &beinmein.
@egen feds nbr no9mittags NOR
Die ga115e 5eituieie Bis gum lebten
8lok gefiiM. MIS 8ertreter Der 81
biIgemeirbe un6 Der 8farpei naren
eri9ienen Sic &erren Clemens 6ebe-
kring len. nnD Ebos. Scoop, ferner Der
@irdendor urbanf ur6 Der @eiang-
berein ellington, iopie cine groBe
Geibe Srennoe bon mob rn6 fern,
bonn sic geiammteu 6rauer nn6
Sungfra1e11 bon l1rbnnf, Sic Elm
@ntmabI bereiteten, mfe es bonn al.
ten 8pban beridtet miro, 6ieiem alt-
beutiben Sinen, Der 5tpolf Sbien
idladten IieB.
8aIb eribien Satber Sano BON al.
len 5eiten itiirmiid begruBt. Sn. iei.
ner 8egleitung marer fnnf5ebn Brie-
lter, bie frob bes Sonntags unb Der
meiten @ege, maren bod eirige bis
al 10 Meilen melt bergefommen, es
iim nibt rtebmen lieBen benz e6len
9rielterfrel116e Ben lebten Grub at
bringen uno Die lebten :5h1noen nit
ibm 5uiamrnen al fem. sgs maret1 er.
idienen sic bo1nir6igen 9erren ST..
Sos. SUB, Glroin, e {. 5teinab,
Belle Riber, Biictor 5iegIer, Miler.
bile, 2ar1bert Sa11pt, Herbnm, Ebeo.
@ants, Rerbam g.. s. BeBling, Ser.
gus 6nug, SO. 81. Menner, Mlerun-
brio, 9. Hetermeier, @lentpooo, sc.
Binntapr, WrotperDiMs s. 81. Bar-
mers, St. gIolto, s. 2arer, Brandon,
q s. 5birrnerg Dffafig, T. Dabio,
I0..S. B. Sobts, sos. SnDers,
grnc., 9tn11ia.
Mabbem Der bo9p. Serr Boter
5iegler, Ser NIT bent 6eitfon1ite Der
8fnrre nrbanf Die notigen @orberei-
tla1ge1 eetroffen battte, sic gorite1,tn-
gen beet1oigt batte, ertpnrrte e. bod3tp.
s. S6irnnerg gum Enaitnreiffter. Serr
@oepp berlas 6a111 III iiebr iinnDou
burdoahten Mugfnbruttgen cine Da11-
fesabreife Der geian111fen 8fforrfir0er
ur,b uberreidbte sur uebernnfb11t1g beg
ga1r5en 9l1bItfur1s benz deioenoen
[Gforrer cine BSirfe nit 125,0O0.
Deort. Sodtp. s. Sdirrters erteiIte
bann bas Mort benz 2nnosn1a1t11 1inb
6rennbe Bfarrer SUI, Ser il butror.
boiler 8eife aber ffl1ra 1ttthb freffetro bie
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