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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-28

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1939-03-31
NAVY. ORDERS.


Stark, Rear Admiral Harold T.,
detached comdr. cruisers, Battle
Force. in May or June to Office of
Secretary of Navy, Washington,
D. C.
Duncan, Comdr. Jack H., detached
Newport, R. l.. to Naval Academy,
in May or June.
Cooper, 1t. Comdr. George D.. de-
tached U. S. S. Bagley to Naval
Academy, in May.
Turney, 1t. Comdr.. detached U.
S. S. indianapolis, to Bureau of En-
gineering, Washington, D. c., about
April 20.
Moye;, 1t. Comdr. lie Roy, de
tached Naval Academy, relieved all
active duty, about June 30
CorGinier, 1t. Virgil F., detached
Naval Academy to U. S. S. Philadel-
phia, in May.
Schieke. 1t. Herman E.. detached
Naval Academy to U. S. S. Quincy,
in May.
Thornton. 1t. Reuben T., jr., de-
tached Naval Academy to U. S. S.
Mississippi, in May.
Wogan, 1t. Thomas L., detached
Navy Yard, Washington. D. c., to
U. S. S. Henley, in April.
Hammond. 1t. q. g. Edward L..
detached Naval Medical School,
Washington, D. c., to U. S. S. New
York. about May Is.
Fuller. 1t. d. g. George S., de-
tached Pearl Harbor to Naval Acad
| emy, in June.
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Deaths Reported

Barbara Hodermann, 9l, 5437 Connecticut
Mary Bucher, 70 Emergency Hospital
Mary w. Stasel, u, Raleigh Hotel:
Henry C. Wannall. 75. 243 Ingraham st.
NV. .
washburne F. Hastings. 73, st. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Sadie M. Goldsborough. 81, St. Elizabeth S
Hospital
Clara Holbrook. 80, Providence Hospital.
Lemuel P Ewald. 81, 904Farragut st. NV.
Thomas E. Hickman, So. Walter Reed Gen
Annie NJ. Jones. 56. sbley Hospital
George F.. Baber, ~, Garfield Hospital.
Eyie NJ Elliott AZ. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Robert H. Bagwell, SO. Sibley Hospital.
John A. Christian. 70. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Bessie Cones, 50. -502 24th st. ne.
Henrietta Jones, ST., Gallinger Hospital.
Ernest williams, 81 61} Gordan ave. ne
Abraham Briscoe, 46, Gallineer. Hospital,
Edward j. Morris. 45, Freedmen's Hospital
Fitzhugh ]. Greenfield. 33. Galinger Hos
Joseph Brown. 81 Galinger Hospital.
infant John H. Taylor 800 H st. sw.
Evening star., 1939-03-31

boil tea and rest.
The cabin which Lew Chester and
Paynter had occupied was cold
Chester lay on a bunk, covered with
blanket. Chinook Baker made a
fire, while Crichton put some soup on
to heat and coffee to boil.
Doc Casper throw off his outer
clothes and warmed his hands over
the fire. When his fingers were
flexible he moved over to the bunk
and began his examination.
After about IS minutes he re-
turned to the stove.
How about it, Doc? Was he
frozen too much to tell?"
Doctors Verdict.
Doc Casper shook his head. mo
figure he died early yesterday
morning, possibly around 6 o'clock. y
"See!" declared Chinook Baker
That checks with my story" He
regarded Crichton with a half sneer
on his lips.
"Yes," Crichton said slowly. that
checks with your story, Chinook
Well, let's get this soup into us and
start back" For the next Is minutes
none of the trio spoke Then
Crichton pushed his plate away
reached for cigarette-and brought
out his service pistol.
Chinook Baker, I arrest you for
the murder Of Lew Chester. Any
thing you say will be used against
YOU"
Chinook's jaw went slack. He
stared for a moment in sheer aston
ishment. When he spoke his voice
was calm, controlled You're talk
ing out of order. Mountie; Slim
Paynter shot Chester. Every one
knows they was fightin'. He's your
man."
mo, Chinook. you're my man.
! Every one knew Lew and Slim didn t
get along. You knew it. You knew
they had fight and Slim took his
share of furs and lit out. You
figured he'd gone down stream a
ways. maybe, to finish the winter
out by himself. You saw a good
chance to knock off Chester and
let Slim take the rap for it while
you got Chesters furs. What you
didn't figure on, Chinook. was the
possibility of Slim coming down to
the settlement. getting drunk, start
ing a brawl and being thrown into
/ jail where he is right this minute
/ Chinook's eyes hickered Which
don't prove that I killed Chester"
mo, but it's good start. Besides
I've got something better. l brought
Doc Casper up here just to ascertain
the time of death. 1t checked with
your story all right. You said you
arrived minutes after it happened
Well, look, Chinook, how did you
know when it happened?"
Copyright. 1899
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night like this, good to think you
were going to be warm and COM
Portable until tomorrow, and that
even then nothing except routine
duties would demand attention.
Things had been quiet in the Frozen
Creek country.
Corpl. Crichton reused himself
from doze. Some one had knocked.
Come I'M" he called. Shut the
door!"
His visitors face was scarcely
visible beneath its swathing of muf-
tiers and parka hood. Hoar frost
framed his face like lace on a
Woman's dress. He came quickly to
the stove, pulling of his mittens,
unwinding his parka. He held his
hands to the heat.
Lew Chester,s been murdered, or
he's committed suicide. He's lyin
in his cabin up on Beaver Rapids
l got there five minutes after it
happened"
Inwardly Corpl. Crichton groaned
but his face remained grave and
impassive. you're Chinook Baker
aren't you? You came in last fall
You're running a trapline up, above
the Rapids"
That's right. corporal. got lone
some and come down to see Chester
and Slim Paynter. Reckon was a
little too late"
Where was Paynter?"
Nl,;,,only Do ctr,,nuo1 un
looked at Crichton steadily. "Payn-
ter wasn't there. He was gone an
all the furs was gone
Quarrel Reported.
Crichton began pulling on his
shoe pacs Already he had ceased
thinking about the horrors of the
journey that lay ahead He was
thinking, instead, of Lew Chester
and Slim Paynter They had gone
in as partners. Folks shook their
heads. They were too much alike.
They'd never get along, living alone
together all winter Pierre Rosseau,
a trapper, had stopped in on them
only a fortnight ago and reported
that they were quarreling.
You amt going to start out
tonight, are you?" Chinook Baker
asked. Don't be a fool! It's 40
below
Which makes it all the more
! necessary that I start tonight.
Frozen corpses sometimes destroy
important clues" Crichton pulled
on his parka. Stay here and warm
yourself. Make a pot of tea. I'm
going to get Doc Casper. Pick you
up in so minutes.
Pick me up?" Chinook Bakers
eyes cleaned savagely Hell. man!
You amt gonna get me out again
/ tonight
You be ready in 80 minutes.
Corpl. Crichton said quietly, and
went out. He crossed directly to
Doc Casper's cabin, briefly gave Or
ders, then went out and assumed
a position from where he could
watch his own cabin. Fifteen
minutes passed, but Chinook Baker
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Service Orders
ARMY,

Mettler Col. Charles G., Ordnance
Department, from Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md. to headquarters Sd
Corps Area, Baltimore, Md, on or
about July l.
Rose, Col. John B., Ordnance De-
partment, from War Department,
office of the chief of staff, Washing
ton, D. c., to Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md, effective July 7.
O'Brien. Maj. John Gleason, Spe-
cialist Reserve, Washington. d. c.,
will revert to inactive status on
March 27.
Black, Maj. Percy G., field artil-
lery, from assistant military attache,
Berlin, Germany. to Fort Hoyle,
Md, on or about September Is.
Dawson, Maj. Henry B., Field Ar
tiilery, from Fort Adams, Rhode
Island, to Fort Hoyle, Md, effective
August II.
Trapnell, Maj Thomas T., Judge
Advocate Generals Department,
from Baltimore, Md, to Office OF the
Judge Advocate General, Washing
ton, D. c., effective July 10.
Bonham, Maj. Francis g., lnfan-
try, from Army War College, Fort
Humphreys, to Fort Jay, New York,
effective August 26.
Nobrink, Maj Henry w., Quarter
master Corps. from office OF the
Assistant Secretary of War, WASH
ington, D. c., to Hawaiian Depart
ment, to sail on or about August Is.
Clark, Capt. Henry c., Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department from
office of the judge advocate general,
Washington, D. c.. to headquarters,
Sd Corps Area, Baltimore. Md, effec-
tive July 7.
Cralle, Capt. Maury S., infantry
from Fort Meade. Md, to Fort Fran
els E. Warren, Wyoming, effective
June 20.
Corderman, Capt. w. Preston, Sig
nal Corps, from Fort LeavenWorth,
Kans., to Office of the chief signal
officer, Washington, D. c.. effective
upon completion of his present
course of instruction.
Schlant, Capt. Edward B., Judge
Advocate Generals Department,
from Fort Bliss, Tex. to office Of
the Judge advocate general, Wash
ington, D. c., effective at such time
as will enable him to comply with
this order.
Whitten, Capt. Lyman P, Air
Corps, from Wright Field. Dayton,
Ohio, to chief of the Air Corps,
Washington, D, c.. effective at such
time as will enable him to comply
with this order.
Harrison, Capt. Edwin H, Ord
nance Department, from Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md. to office OF the
chief of ordnance. Washington, D.
c., about September l.
Saville. Capt. Gordon P, Air Corps,
from Fort Leavenworth, Kans,, to
Office of the chief of the Air Corps,
Washington, D. c., effective upon
completion of his present course of
instruction.
Holden, Capt. George De Witt,
from Finance Office. Washington,
D. c.. to inactive status, effective
November Is.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Women Boost of Jail

Nearly 120 placid and motherly
women attended the women's suf-
frage coming of age" dinner in Lon
don recently. They were the suf-
fragettes of 1911-13, who broke WIN
dows, chained themselves to his ma
jestys railings, went to Jail and
generally made noise to get the
vote for women" Many attended
the dinner with their daughters,
some with their granddaughters.
Many displayed medals awarded by
fellow suffragists for going to Jail
or staging hunger strikes.
Evening star., 1939-03-31

and Miriam Adams. 81. 1417 Newton ST.
NV: the Rev. J. T. Loeb.
John A. Westin 22 4126 New Hampshire
ave. NV, and Gertrude NJ Nelson, IS,
loOl Quebec pl. NV; the Rev. James
H Miers.
-. both of l S:,s Calvert st. NV; Judge
Leon S. Gordon, 81. 321 N st. s.w.. and
Beryl D. Jaffe. 10. Birmingham. Ala.
the Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld.
Williford o. Summerln. p, Mount Olive,
N. c., and Hazel J. Meyers. 20, Berkeley
John L. Shores. 20. and Bessie M Siegael.
%, both of Baltimore, Md; Judge Robert
E. Mattingly.
Sam Vines, 2S. 5O55 A st. Sc, and Gather
Jones. %, 1929 18th st. NV; the Rev.
B. H. Whiting.
Evening star., 1939-03-31

didn't appe a r,
This was puzzling
The officer had
expected the trap
per to act other
wise.
Presently Doc
Casper appeared.
The two made
t h e ir way to
Crichton's cabin.
To the officers
surprise, B a k e r
was waiting and
ready to 60.
1t was IS miles
from Frozen Greek
to Beaver Rapids.
Corpl. Crichton
and his two COM
panionS reached
their destination
by noon of the
next day. They
had stopped only
three times to
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Marriage License
Applications

John j. Collins, "a, 81 L. st. NV, and
itol ST.. the Rev william ]. Collins.
irwin L. Armentrout, 80, 2006 4th St
ne. and Rose l.. Rogers 10. winston
Salem, N. c.; the Rev. Reginald H.
Leslie Davis, 81, 213 N st. NV. and Hat
tie B Wooden. @3, 1894 Dent pl NV;
the Rev William H. Brown.
Albert S. Smith. rs, 5000 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
DAILY SHORT STORY
GET YOUR MAN,!
By Stanley CordeII

Corpl. Joe Crich-
ton of the North
west M oun t e d
Police furroWed a
n arrow channel
through the frost
on the window of
his cabin with his
finger nail and
squinted out at
the thermometer.
Thirty-five below!
Corpl. Crichton
shivered involun-
tarily and went
back to the stove.
He opened t. h e
door, heaved in a
couple of chunks
of green wood,
then eased down
in the chair be-
fore the glowing
CRATE.
It was good to
he indoors on q
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Cortridqe Fired in Pocket

WICHITA, Kans. (Pl.-Joseph
Schubert, 18. carried homemade
blank cartridge to school in his hip
pocket.
He lounged against radiator.
The cartridge went bang"
Schubert was treated for burns
on his les.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Births Reported

James and Emma krisbau. girl.
Louis and Jessie Nicjols. BOY,
Glenn and Evelyn Crotts. girl.
Charles and Helen Rauscher, boy. -,
Clarence and Marian Salisbury glfi.
Arthur and suzanne Dove. girl.
James and Audrey Follln' BOY.
John and Lillian Shiflet., girl.
Farrell and Ethel Hobbs, boy.
Barrell and Ethel Hobbs, boy;
Leo and Ida Gallenstein, girl
Christian and Cecil Baueht girl,
JENNINGS and Ruby Hubbard. girl.
James and Elsie Smith. boy.
James and Johanna Stewart, boy.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Jolly Polly

A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.
o. H. T.-Aspirant may be pro-
nounced as-PYRE-ant or AS-pe-
rant, the former being preferred by
Webster's Dictionary.
Literary is pronounced in four
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syllables; LIT-er-er-e, not LIT-er-e,
nor T-er-ay-re.
Send a addressed, stamped
envelope for the leatiet, "120 Every
day Words Often Mispronounced."
Evening star., 1939-03-31

I remember lafter Tommy hit
that big guy an we was all mixin'
it up) seem his cousin from Texas
foldin' up her coat an takin off her
glasses. The next thing knew,
there she waSl
Evening star., 1939-03-31
North China Aids japan

Japan supplied 73 per cent of the
goods received into North China in
January, but took only AZ per cent
of those shipped from there.
Motorists: Help the pedestrian
and protect yourselves.
Evening star., 1939-03-31

RESTAURANT. near 14th and H sts NV:
does over $1,000 wkly. twhisky): S3 800
down. Bob Hollander, Rm. 9O7. Tower
Evening star., 1939-03-31

OID-ESTABLISHED upholstering business
Tor sale. $500. A. M. Cooper, zoos Eye.
National 3:;o
Evening star., 1939-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. whisky. beer: $500 week.
Can be improved; $1,000 cash. balance
terms. Owner ILL., En- O569 before am
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&MS ct. 2outS, No.
Smei9 Is.

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,perSen neritdnoist, oab nddite ressl'
rdB;ee geriammlune Sonntas, Den
3. September, 8 l1br nahmittaes i'm
Oeutihen &aus Salle Mo. 3O7 itatt'
fincet. g(lIe iih eriuht au eri9einet.
UNI bic borlieeenoen @eihafte erIe'
oigen su belfen.
@eiter fann mitgeteilt tperoen, 6ab
unicr Ierein Sanstae, BEN 25. 81.
penber einen aatbarinenbaI neran-
italtet i'm De,,tihen Saus &aQe Mo
4. Sir 6ieies Seit lit Die 8iener &c.
ren,oer Ml,iiffapeqe nerpfli6tet Die
Mniif au liefern; iomit tperoen 0;e
Mitalieoer eri,ht, iid bieien Ibeno
Mbeno frei su balten ilnb aud ibra
Greuroe ,no 8efannten 81. erirden.
oasie!be all t,ln,. benn MIR bel a,lten;
ges,.h fann Elm grfols erSielt tper.
sen. 11eber oieies sSeit miro ipdter It,
hieler 8eitilne iotpie in Ser beutiher
8onexidrift bon ct. 2ouis mebr b..
ridtct Deroen.
Nob Der Geriammlung tpie getpoba'
Itb treier 0unh ,lno grfriihungen.
@eorg @ebboeen Sefr.
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ans 9o,ltefeaD, ga.
3meis 6.

Mm samstae. ben 19. Muauit,
bielten bic 8eamten unieres 3peiges
zine Geriammlung ab. in tpel6er lie
inter anberem beid)loiien, uniere
uddIte regelmaBige 0eriammluns su
nerihieben rno atpar auf Samstag,
hen 8. September, s llbr abenbs.
Scr 0oritanb betraftete oieie Ser.
'diebung ols cine Nottpenbisfeit. Sa
uniere s1naer lmo S1ngerinnen tpis
auh anoere Wfitelieoer unieres Ser.
eins iid) porbareiten au Dem bepor.
iteEen6en sGngerfeit am 8. uno 4.
gettember nod glebelano su fabren.
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DER uno Shmeitern bon 8omeIteao
nnS ltmgebuna bieie @eleaenbe,t
luabr uno beteilieen iid am sdnoer.
felt, benm oamit ebren mir ni1t MIR
lnn'ere itrebensperten s1neer ,n6
<Sangerinnen, ionoern mir ebren Sn.
mi. aud oas eipie ibone beutIde 2ieo
uno aud ben 6eutfhen Genius. BET
Ser Welt 10 unermebIi@ biel S@Snes
,lnb 2ebenerquiden6es il, Muiif mno
tSeiang iduf. Mlio auf Dieoerieben in
lslebelano anf benz oiesidbrieen SGn.
gerrelt. V2artin Motb, SER.
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Aus 6arb, Sno.
3weis ~

b1lt ieine n1d)lte Geriammlung am
tSamstag, ben 2. September, abenos
II. &c miro nohmals an ale N;t.
,lieoer appeaiert in oieier &eriamm.
hung anlpeleno su iein. slm 12 MI.
quit muroe cine Spe5ialperiamnllllra
,inberufen, lie iuurDe in oieiem 8lott
per0ifentlid)t, aarten iuuroen an o;s
MitelieOer seieDidt uno bod mar MIR
Gin 9rittel Der Mitglieber erifienen
mi Seslpegen fonnte man 5u feinem
gr.ihlub fommen ipesen 8enopie'
rllns bes Seimes. Aliu uerte Ntil.
alieoer fommt bod, Sak mir einmal
III einem @eidhnf besislid bes Sci.
mes fommen.
slut miro befannt seeeben. ooG
bcs Stiftllnesfeit, tpel6es INNER aui
scptember iGut, oieies Mal big OH
uei.eres peribpben miro. 3uerit ml,b
ulsaeilnoen iperOen lpie man nit Ser
Mehopierung bes Seimes fertig tpar,
oen tann.
@erte M!telieoer. bite niht 5,l
uerseiien $1.00 Spe5ial-a -aiiebment
fiir Die nadlte @erianmluns mit5,,'
br:ngen.
M;hael aloos, Sefr.
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Nms Gauopo Gity, ga

@ir Gllpocber Sad)ien mubten bon
Ser.ea beoauern,oa mir an Ser lettcn
aonpention erfabren mubten, boS,
lpeld,e llnierer lieben Sahien. Iel.'
eaten, oie bon ipeitem berfamen lmo
| nod ME in GllpocO Gitp lparen, ii;h
oornahmen, bel oieier @elegenbcit
| ooH einmal sic tiltelte 9. e. 2ird,s
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oa6 mir feinen 8ottesoienit baben
tonnten, mir beoauern bon SerSer,
oaB 6ieie Solfsgenoiien ipieoer beilr'
febien ml,bten otne ibre @iinife er,
fiilt GIT iebcn. gtln aber liebe Golfs'
unA 8!aubenseenoiien, oa mir beab,
iiftieen lno geoenfen llnier 8eibc'
! ieit am 81. September 5ll feiern. l,nS
luenn 8ott uns peiter bilft nit Der
slrbeit, bis oabin fertie su iein eebers
fen. Stun lpollen mir sSbnen sur
acrntnis brineen. ba6 in 3,lfllnit bci
@ele1enbeit, iuenn ibr ellpooo pie'
ser beilldt, bann gan5 aetroit ellh gil
llnIerer alten neilen Stride begebell
fonnt.
So an Sonntas ODER in ser go.
die, mir lperoen Nun eerne bereit ie!n
S>hrer Die 3iiren su Dffuen - 5lpar
lit 20 inmer nod sic alte Stride, MIR
perbeiiert l,no eGrSlih renopiert. W:r
oanfcn 8ott, Ser llns sebclien tru.s
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Sad,''n batten IN ser lesteu 3rit bon
Stpci Sabren, ,luo Saf,ienbeim uno
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aebo;t alles nod, nnier uno sipor
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audi weiter belfen. slne sldtllng
gbre unb 9anf gebiihrt llniern Sad.
len lit GIlpooo Inn ibre 3uiammen.
.arbe't. geionbers rnlerm Srallenper-
elm Der nns 22OO Dollars, Sonntass
id)ule 600 Collars fir Sic slrbeit &c.
aeb N baben. @ott bergelts alen.
sNit treu berslihem 8ruoerarllB
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Nus Neiu 9orf, Y. ,.
Sipei9 A.

Mllen Mitelieoern oiene allr eefl.
aenntnisnabme, oab bie pierteli1br.
lid,e @eneralneriamm am Sonn.
tag, cen 8. September, 3 1lbr nat).
mittses abgebalten miro imo ale
iino sebeten, at eriheinen. @ir ba.
ben tpidtige Sahen au erleoieen ,,no
Dies fam MIR aeiheben, 1penn a0e
anueieno iino. gsiht Dersebt, in Die.
ier Seriammlung lit oas brittle Quar-.
tai on ben Central Nerbano f1lli1.
es lit i'm Sntereife ieoes eindelner,
f6 1utitebeno su inaden int geretn
tvie aiid) i'm Nertano. Die SefretGre
tperopn eebeten, in Sett antpeienb su
ietn. %. 6oearaiher, H..Sefr.
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3meis 81.

Tie shpeitern oes Sweiaes 81
moeen gefdaisIt SIR 3enntnis nel)'
men, oob oie @robbeamten oes Cen
tral 3erbanoes beihloiien baben. eins
Warbefampasne ar5liange fir Die
3eit pom /. September bieies Sab.
res his 1. Wai 1910. 60 tpuroe in
uniercr lesten &erianmlung be.
ihloiien Sen Geriud, 5lt maben I'm!
neue Mitelieoer iu ben 8erein 81
briaeen llno oieier 8el6luB lautet
@enn ein Ntitglieo bent Deputy ei.
men nelten aanoioaeen anmeloet, es
bon oemielben je naf Ser einrid).
tingsil,nme einen 8etrag erbllt,
uno ,lpar a,lf $500 erbGlt ein Mfit.
gliea bonn Teputp fir Mnmeloun1
eins.' 4anoioatin $1.OO, uno tpen,l
sic Summe bober lit, i,atiirlid mebc.
Tarn bonn Gcrbanb erbdlt oas Mit,
glieo olrf Sen 9eplltp elm @e.
id)iGesbud, Ser Siebenbiireer Sad).
len. Gent teu ailtgenomenen M!t.
slieo piro ein scloener Gereinsfnop;
frei Suseiteut.
Cara TranS Sefr.
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9e,ltlbsslmerifan Club &aus, 1855
u. sliblatb Mpe. Mnfang s llbr. Gin
tritt 25c. Gs ,piro erlpartet, oab ieSes
Wfitalieo bes &ereins lid, an Dem
Stiftunssfeit beteiliet. oa lie obnebIr
eine aarte be3ablen.
SIN Namen oes Tcreins laoe if
BEN 3lpeig 10 llno Sen @eianguereil1
Dor Sbicaac elm. sluh BON @arp 10,
Ben lir Speig 40 nno 26 ioipie bcn
@el1ngperein ber5lid, IN an ,tnieranl
St:'tllngsfeit teilsnneimen. Gbenir
ale Srel,nhe nno Scnner oes Sc,
ems,
Gi.. el,tes acmitee lit an bei Irbeit
slGes miro eetan Inn Den @eiud;ern
cine quite ltnterbaltl,ng at bieiem
Nbeno su bieten. @ute Yflli..e. CNen
l,in. 1T beitellt
Ssr &onitee iinb: Mia s(1pel. Sa.
IA YIobs, Cara Z. globs, e. 8en.
Ser, g ginoer, Suiie gctihrer. 81,
pbie @aier, Wtcre 9aier i,nS e.
Te.,tenbt. g. 9us. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31
AmS Columbus, 8.
2mrin "a
3lpeia 80.

7cs iGbrlihe Eidnif bes 3peig
80 anf bent ipunberihonen Otto
anepfers am norletten sonntae bat,
te Sic gereinsmitaIie6er iotpie oeren
ssreuaoe beinabe bollsdblis 3uiam.
meneebraht. gs mar cine Jreube ipis
iih alle amiiIierten.
Sir Sic buritisen aeblen iorgte 5.
Grim, Sobn 9roner unS Sobn Man,
in Der Slide bontierte sfap. Suidnd
1innes unb Sobn arautner. Die
Muiif lieierte Jris Messers Srde.
tier. gs mar ein eemiitlider Gag IN
@cttcs freier 9tatnr nno tpir6 nod
lanae 1T grinnerung bleiben.
9ie regelmdbige Neriommlun9
oes Vcreins finbet am Samstaa, ben
9. 'september, besinnen6 1880 1tbr
abe,,bs. itatt uno 5tpar i'm sodien.
beim an 1923 8oooroip Mpe.
Ncben tpidtieen @eiddften fino
Beitr6ee fit Nerein lnb Nerbanb gu
ent:ihten uno tpir6 cine 5ablreihe
8eteiligung erpurtet.
naG.s s. Garr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31

Srau aatbarina @ilo, Guinbp ct.
Sbaron, 3d., erlaubt iih Die Ser.
lobune ibrer Sodter SRI. Siloa nit
Gr. Naul 8anfin, sobn bon Serrll
uno Jrau u. &qnfin, Eittsbnrsb,
Ha.. an5uaeigen.
Sri. 9iloa Milos lit cine Stubentin
Ser Sbaron 8odihuleG. S.. nabnl
ben 3urs in Der 8ranfenpilege ir,
hieligen &oiptal, no iie uno ibr
Gerlobter CUR 3eit tatis iino. Die
&odseit lit frib inn Serbit eeplant.
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8neis 36

halt feline reeeIm1bige gerfantmluns
am l. September, 1880 ubr abenos.
ab. sGe 8riiber ,,no Shpeltern iin0
berSlidb ein9elaoen au oieier Ser.
laminlung.
Sftpei eitern unb griioer, ba bte Iet.
ten Neriamnlungen iebr id)on beiudjt
tparcn nno xniere @eiHdfte iebr
idneG boriiber tparen. 10 bitten mir
6aB auh in Der ndhiten 0eriann-
lung iebr piele S9ipeltern un6 Bril-.
Der nntpeieno iino. Mlio niht bereeI.
fen ben 1. sept., 1880 l1br obenbs.
Sobn Bahner, Sefr.