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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
Expert Says New
British Alignment
Almost Certainty
fNEA TplephOiO)
BY LOUIS +. KEEMLE
Inited Press Cable Editor

A government shift in Britain
seemed almost inevitable Monday
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
lain, with a well-oiled machine back
of him in the House of Commons,
may personally survive the coming
storm. hut the handwriting seems
to be OH the wall for the cabinet as
now constituted.
The best bet is for a small gov
ernment of a few vigorous men who
will carry on the war proper, while
others do the paper work. The
veteran David Lloyd George and
Winston Churchill, now first lord
Of the admiralty and senior defense
minister, are almost certain men,
berS.
II Chamberlain survives and
heads the inner ministry. however.
it IS extremely doubtful that labor
will join. The attitude OF the lber-
ais, headed by Sir Archibald Sill
clair, severe critic of the present
government. is uncertain
If labor stays out. a genuine coali
ton would not be possible. without
the support of the powerful trade
unions, Wholehearted prosecution ol
the war would be next to impossible
The coming reorganization there
tore may be Il temporary eXpedient.
If things go well, it might survive.
If the Narvik campaign IN Norway
fails, it might spell the end of
Chamberlain.
The temper of the British people
l.! reflected in the press ard in
the utteranceS of public men. The
British press is not controlled, as
in the dictator countries. II can
almost unanimously play ball with
the government if ii thinks the
government is right, but when ii
sounds off as il is doina NOW, yoa
can look out for trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
Sweden, Germany
IN Full Accord

BERLIN, May 6 CUP)-The DNB
official news agency said today
that Chancellor Adolf Hitler and
King Gustav of Sweden have ex-
changed letters in which they ex-
pressed full agreement on the
future political attitude of both
countries toward each other"
The exchange of letters was said
to have taken place in the latter
part of April.
The Tass official Russian news
agency reported from Moscow last
week that Germany and Russia
were in agreement as regards tn
continued neutrality of Sweden
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

Crown Princess Marie Jose The
conference was understood to have
a direct bearing on the pope's eff
forts to keep Italy out of war.
Osservatore Romano, official vatican
organ, said, THE meeting will in
crease the good results, spiritual and
material of the meeting with the
sovereign king Victor Emmanuel
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
SkiNfu| Operators
Aid Customers at
RubyPearI Shop

Contour hair cuts and finger
waves were described as spe-
cialties Monday of the Ruby
Pearl Beauty shop at 1871
south 18th street in Ell Centre.
The shop is operated by and
owned by Ruby BOlin, an Ell
Centre girl. who was trained at
Los Angeles Polytechnic and
spent two years at Marios in
Hollywood before opening her
own place four years ago. As
sisting is Miss Juanita Hughes.
also local girl, who was
trained at the Imperial Valley
College of Beauty.
The finest type of materials
Is used in all work at the shop.
Bree and Couture cosmetics
are specialized and Parker Her.
bex scalp treatments. All per-
manents are guaranteed. Per-
mutt soft water is used.
No shop in FL Centre is
better fitted or equipped TO
serve. The telephone Is 333.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

last December with results even
more desirable today since discord
prolongs and extends itself in the
world"
The pope's plea for peace during
Il sermon at the Church of st. Mary
OVer-Minera yesterday in the pres
ence of the diplomatic corps and
the Roman nobility, was followed
by cheers ana shouts of long live
peacel Long live the pope from
crowds IN the street as the pontiff
left the church by automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

For reaching most people at
smallest cost use Post-Press want
ads
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
Cruiser Returns
From Maneuyers
LONG BEACH, Cal, May 6

LONG BEACH, Cal, May E lUPp
The cruiser ChCS;Pr was back
from Hawaiian naval mancuVera
today fortnight ahead OF the
fleet. The warShip dropped anchor
yesterday and her crew SWarmed up
the navy landing to greet wives and
SwCctheartS for the first time III
nearly a month.
The Chester sails May 10 for a
routine overhaul at Mare Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

L. b. II. Refrigeration COM
pany, with offices at 615 State
street, El Centre, is the only
quick freeze and meat storage
system of its kind this side of
the Rockies. its executives said
Monday.
The company, which has
been in operation about two
weeks, Is designed to permit
families to buy in quantity at
wholesale prices, store the food
in lockers and use 1t as re-
qCired. The average family is
able TO save about 500 a year,
il was estimated.
X. ID. Cherry is field manager,
J. r. Baker, business manager,
Harry HOskins jr.. plant mana
ger.
Lockers, which are kept at
zero, hold about 300 pounds of
cut meat. The type of products
kept is up to the customer. The
quick freezes iat rs or 80 below
zerO) and stores for the custo-
mer.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

The law of averages-will find you
a buyer if you are willing to take a
fifty thousand-to-one chance and
advertise the article you wish to
sell in the Classified Section!
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Interfederation Hears
Denial That County
Is 0vergoverned
Report by Committee
Contests Claim of
Iowa Professor

Charging that misleading state
ments regarding intermunicipal and
ntergovernmental contacts be-
tween the District and nearby Mary
land and Virginia were made in
recently published study by DR..
Geddes w. Rutherford, an associate
professor on leave of absence from
Iowa State College, the Interfedera-
ton Conference last night heard a
special committee report enumerat-
ing the points where the professor
is allegedly in error.
Submitted by w. F. Mulligan, del
egate from Prince Georges, the re-
port of the committee scored the
allegation that there are 80 differ
ent governing units in Prince
Georges County, and pointed out
that only two such bodies are in
existence excepting the municipali-
ties which have their own town
councils. Mr.. Mulligan declared
! bIlC III LII. III u y
monograph that Prince Georges
citizens labor under a burden of
excessive official domination is OBJ
viously incorrect"
Cooperation With d. C. Cited.
The conference report termed as
untrue the statement that the
rank and file of county officials and
citizens do not desire to be more
closely integrated with the District
and cited instances where confer
ences have promoted cooperation
in the matters such as sanitation,
fire protection and law enforcement.
Other points represented by Dr.
Rutherford which were denied in
cluded the claims that Prince
Georges water supply is furnished
by deep wells. The report pointed
out that the towns of Mount
Rainier, Seat Pleasant Greenbelt.
Hyattsville. Capitol Heights. Colmar
Manor, Cottage City and Brentwood
are supplied water under pressure,
according to Federal and State
standards. to the extent of SO per
cent. Another section of the re-
port justified the current construc-
ton of separate sewage disposal
plant in Bladensburg prince
Georges) in spite of connection be-
tween Washington and suburban
sewers, calling attention to the fact
that the District demands more than
sl,000000 to build trunk sewer in
the Anacostia Valley.
Further Reports Slated.
The committee on the matter,
which is headed by Jesse C. Suter,
will offer further reports at the
April meeting of the conference.
Discussion was held but no action
taken on the Hatch BILL which was
sent to the House yesterday by
Senate passage, on levying tuition
charges on nonresident school chill
dren in the District. and on the
congressional bills requiring pre-
marital physical examination deter
mining presence of communicable |
diseases and regulating the dental
profession in the District.
1t was decided that the April as
sembly will be a dinner-meeting. |
Mr.. Suter was appointed chairman
of the committee making arrange
mentS.
The meeting was held in The Star
Building.
Evening star., 1940-03-19

were not disclosed by the depart
ment. Designated as the YFM-1,
the plane is called the Airacuda.
1t is an improvement over the first
multiple fighter delivered to the Air
Corps in 1887, officials said.
I'm addition to improvements in
performance characteristics, certain
exterior changes have been accom-
plished. The nose has been slightly
extended, and flush windows replace
the blisters of the FM-1 (the irst
type)," the announcement said.
The general contour of the new
ship gives a cleaner appearance.
Pusher propellers continue to be a
uniqueT feature of the airplane.
Evening star., 1940-03-19
D. c. Red Cross Appeals
For Workers in BruiIIe

An appeal for certified Red Cross
transcribers to aid in transcription
work of the Braille corps of the
District Chapter of the Red Cross
was issued yesterday by chapter
officers.
Volunteers for this work under
DIR. Marion S. Tribble may apply
to Mrs. Lilly M. France, District
Red Gross Chapter House, 1730 E
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Airacuda Is Delivered
To Army al WRIGHT Field

The first service test multiple
place fighter plane was recently
delivered at Wright Field, Dayton,
Ohio, the War Department an
nounced late yesterday.
Said to have speed of we'll over
400 miles an hour and designated
for long-range combat operations,
the ship was delivered to the Army
Materiel Division by the Bell AAr-
craft Corp.
Actual speed. range and armament
Evening star., 1940-03-19

The department did not make
public how many ships of this type
were to be delivered or how many
already had been completed.
Evening star., 1940-03-19

Three bladed, they are 11l2 feet in
diameter. The fighter is powered
with Allison 12-cylinder engines set
in the rear of twin cabins in the
Evening star., 1940-03-19

wings on each side of the main
fuselage. Machine gunners will be
located in the forward section of
these compartments.
Evening star., 1940-03-19

Don't gamble with safety-the
odds are against you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25
Mns Gbtcago, 81.
2meia AZ.

Sic leste geriommIrtne ipar icbr
ihfpah beiift, mas bem l1mitano ser
Sericl5eit 8l,5uidyreiben lit. Oas
EidniG am 4. Suli tuar elm id,6ner
Grfolo @ir bonfen an oieIer Stcne
allen geteiligten fir ibre frGitiae
llnter'tiitung rno boffen, baB mir
Die gon5e Sdar l,no sfpor in nod,
9roRcrer 3abl BEL l,nierem Still
tlinasieit, ipeIhes om z. September
itottfinhet, bceriiben oiirfen. Gin
retd)baltiges, fltrses Erceramm miro
oltfge'tellt uno bas &omitee aibt Iid,
iest Nhor Die erobte Nfiibe iebem
9e'uher einen genubreihen Mbenb
bar5ubleten.
S,iermit iperben ale Mitelieoer
erildt, iidl beim 6inanssSefretGr
alttitebeno 5u balten, bo lie ionlt inn
&ranfheitsfaue nift unteritiitunas.
beredtist lino.
acirten Sic sic nGfite Ser.
'ammlnng am Sreitae, 9. stiauit,
8 lltr abenos, in Der Colonial Sole
Saul Siefenboher, Sfriftf.
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Nus @arb, Sno.
@alOfcH.

3reig 26 bon @orp b1lt lein iGhr.
lihr& @aIofeIt am %. Ssltli oui Srn.
MnaIf ieiner ssorm ub. Sns &pmitee
bat ein ailtes Grogramm ouigeltent.
Gs tDcroen perldlebene Spielc fir
airbcr iopie Grmahlene itattiinben,
slud, lucrben aeniigeno Ereiie fit bic
@elptrner porbanbcn iein.
Nu" liegt es blob an ben Wtitalie,
bern unb Srelinben an bieiem 9lls,
lug teil5unebmen. Ser Glat lit iebr
leif)i 5u finben. Son 8arp iahre
man groaopap gum alien 2incoln
SigblpLp, BORT iatrc man Dltlih bier
Meilen sur 6nrm.
@cHn pieaeiht iSreunoe bon Gbi.
caep fomnen, 10 fonnen Tie Siab,
man IL bon Chicago mad, Carr
grSn. nebmen uno bon BORT fGbri
man !,le ihcn eripdbnt fpuroe.
Gs boff Iebr niele be9riiBen 81
tounen Mihnel &loos, Sefr.
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WadflGnac 81 ben Eartei.
NunhSrttuucn.

SSn Tbilabelpbic hoben bie Neplt'
blifoncr cincn 9erlofroten sllm Yrd.
Observation-Disclosures erlpoblt -
lnb iii Chicago haten bie 0enofraten
einen Sicpublifnner 5unl GiSes sHrGli.
ntitfoits -&onbi>cten ertpdblt. Gs
aibt uid)ts nallcs inter ser Spnnc-
lit eiu oltea arietiltbes Sprihiuortl
0aS i'll cbcr ctipcs Nelles bort man
ioaon uno boh lit bas gried)iihe
Spridupprt nod INNER pabr: Gr'
YrIliNcnt Spcncr ,por Elm Oemofrat
iiir nielc Sabre unb Damn lullroe ct
Hcprtlifancr. SSn mln begilulenoen
@atisanpi rciro ppbl nllr nit Seize
aclporIen iperoen - nift mebr nit
Cred. ia
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Eifuif

oes 5lreigeS IS iirbct am Sonntoq,
SEN IS 9luglrit ollf Stto &nilriers
F!ob Tecr Stotion Itait. Gic 9lrron.
9icrisa lit I'M nolllteu MobItobc ge.
trUrre1 ilnb 'ieht allen @eiuhern Elm
oeraruoter 9tnfnlttae in @ottes
freior jtatllr beocr. Sic Wtitalieher,
Ole Wa'd,inen hdben, iinb bringenb
gebeten aloere, bie nidt in Ser aliit
lid,cr Gage iinb Gin gllltp su beiisen,
ntitjlirebmen. Sie Wtl,iif lieiert Oas
Doh'befollnte Sinpipitid uno Shipab
Srd,,l;tr. Stir bic ollrltigen Seelen
unH hungriee Wtnaen iopie gelulti,
gunecn fiir 0roB ,nb alein lit bes
&prlit'es Sad,e. Sas Tubliflm lit
bersiidl eingelooen. Gintritt frei. Sc.
oermom beralif rpiafommen.
Sthn Jarr, Sefr.
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Sahientae in Glepelano
am %. 1uli
9lud) Sic fnh cin9elaoen.
Nns @rte, Ya.
2tusia 2.


Sd'on lGngcre 2eit lit in ilnleren
Wer'a,nlnlltngen behottiert fuoroen
ltm Die monotlihen Gin5obl1ngen in
bie Sofdlsaranfen llnteritiisllnasfaiie
5u reaa5ieren. Glide MitaIieber lino
Ser Mcinung, bo5 es belier nGrc
mehr aranfen,lnteritiitung per $50,
DIE 81 5oblen ais Die 9eitrGge su er.
nieorigen.
Su Ser letten Eeriammlllna fpnrbe
Der Toriflag aemadlt llno angenoms
men, in Ser am t3. 9lugult ltatt,
finocnoen &erionnll,ng ab5uitim,
men mas Die WfitgIieoer in bieier
@elsseabeit benfen cs ipGre gum
@oh! hnb 9alten hes |ereinS.
Shes ein5elne Mitglieb ioate lid)
gen!tJ intereiiierer lno anpeleno
iein, Inn oieie slngelegenbeit 5lt CT.
leoigen.
90. Sd)tpnrs Trpt. SER.
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MnS Salemt. Obto
3,ucia 10.

Mne 9riiocr nerben hermit hoi,
lihit ,rmabnt, bob nie nGhite monat.
lihe Gericmmllna oes 3ipeig 10 an,
Trcit.J, Sen 3. sltauit, piinftlid)
l,m 80 llbr ahenos ahgebalten
miro.
Tic @eanlten erithen olle 0rii,
ser, oleier Teriammll,ne bei5lnuob-
men, ga iebr tpiftige @cidmite 81 er.
lebigen limo. sluReroem bitten mir
olh alle 9riibcr piinftlih 81 er,
ihsirer fir Die &eriammlune, oanit
lelbc sur ieltaeiesten Strnoe eroifnet
uno infolgeociien olld) iriib ST. Gnoe
gebrtl': mcrben fam.
SC !cbte %eriantmlung lieb piel
SIT mil: ihen iibria mas gei,,f an
belanGtc, trobbem pie getpobnlih Die
griioer, sic eesenipGrtie tparen, iid]
nit l,eiem uno ei'rieem ,Sntereiie an
ben @eihuf ften beS Gereins beteilig.
ter. 9lber cine fleine banbpoa bon
MitJlierern alle:n iolen niht init
Sen rielcn bcrid,ipoenen Ingelegens
better Ole fir bas Wpbliein uno @e.
oeie5n 6es Gereins auffommen, be-
l1ltiat erben, ioncern alle Witglieoer
ioaten iih belniihen BEN 8eriamm.
llngen beisl,ipobnen l,nb iih an allen
oen angelegenbeiten uno @el6dfter
oe2 Gtreins beteili9en.
sllio nofmnls, alle 8riioer linf
eriud,i ia ser uad)lten monatliher
8eriolnmlllnn, 5re!tag, ben 2. sll.
quit, bei5lhpobnen. - ...
s. g. Notb, Sefr.
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Nepier Ttfutf.

W:aber iein Sbr Elm Sobr alter ee-
iporoer linb Die 3eit lit tpieber bier,
mo mir ilnier Fidrif nie aeipobnlid,
am !ekten Sonntag i'm SSllli abhol.
ten, I'm einen heiteren Sag infer lns
su perbringen, no NIlter ltnb Sorgeil
auf sic Seite geId1oben miro. Sieies
Sssabr fommt nah Salem, Sfip, ne
ben Don Goen Torf on 9foute No
as, Nnrb bon Sa!cm, 5 Weilen pber
a Wrilen iiiolih BON Glsirprth.
GeHier Iamt ssrernbe, fomtmt olle.
sSrelmolihen @rltB,
Ghns. Sermann.
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y miro befannt eeeeben bab bi'
- Sallenftartftellc
Hifnif am 20. SuIi.

Tort ouf Der eriinen Seibe, 90
finoe id) piele ssrenbe, I'M id)onen
griinen @olo uip. SSn Ser Iebten Scr,
iamlltlltng beihlob ser MGnnerber.
Elm ;'ipeig 90 elm Eidnid absuboIten
auf Der Tarm bon Sobn ShuIler.
Niles, Sierna N. 9. unb sluar ont
%. Ssuli. ssabnen oienen aIs 8eN,
iueiier SoIlte es aber reenen, banE
miro es in ser Solle III Belmont
Mpe., TiIes, Ohio, abeebolten.
&onlnt ale bon NiIes bringt euro
sSrertae uno 9efannten nit. slue
Satbien ser llmecbing, Sung rno
sllt, @rob nnb alein, iinb berslih
eingeIooen. 9as aomitee eibt iid sic
eroBte Iiibe Inn einen ieoen OUTS
Bette 81 bebienen.
S. Gabib, Hrot. -Sefr.
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Sa;hientae in Glepelano
am %. 1ult
Mnd Sic iiub einsclaben.
Nus 2orain, Obio
Ter =. e. 8eianoberein Gintrad)t
bait iein 5lpsites nno Iestes
Hifnif

Ter =. z. Weiangoerein Gintrad)t
bait lein 5lpeites ,,no Iestes
Hifnif
ob an Sonntag, BEN A. sluguit, in
grarots Harf, Mmberit, ohio, uno
erlauben mir l,ns 5ll bemielben alle
uniere SSrellnoe unb 8cnner berslit,
ein5ulaben. Spe5iel eingelaben Iino
auf al,f bieiem @e9e olle MitgIie-
Ser lnieres g. g. MGnners uno
6raren &ranfen llnterit. Iereines
unb itnieres Sugenbbereins. Mud,
luiirhen mir inns iebr freuen, aud)
pielo auslpdrtige @GIte begriiben ~,
fonren.
Spicle unb alIerbonb 9eluItiguneen
fir Sung uno Sit iperben beronital.
tet i,no ebenio miro cine quite Muiit
fir Die San5lultigen am Ylabc iei11
aac ainber. ipelbe iih beeiligen,
iperoen biesmal nit SiiBigfeiten be.
ihenft lperbcn, allh miro iiir grfri.
ihungen offer Mrt ieitens zines tiid).
tigen aomitees Gorge getrogen.
l(nier erites Fitnid tpar in ieber
gesiebung Elm GROCER Grfolg unb mir
boffen bab bas 5tpeite Eidnif Elm
ebeniolher Gr5olg iein miro. Der
Sommer lit balo poriiber unb oamil
audi Ole ihonen Gage. Tesbalb Bit
te fommt ale in Sfaren nnb laBi
l1ns nod Elm paar ihone St,n6en
I'M 8riinen an oieiem ihonen BIase
berleben. (. 0as &omitee.
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3mcia16.

" ssn ser letter. geriolnml,lne Tlo
Shr. SSoborna Seifert sen geiamten
Gerein auf EN- Eortie in ibr Seim
nof) @eIi 9telptcr ein, ipelhes am
7. Suli itottionb. ltngefGbr so Wit-
elieoer batten iif oieien Sag refer
piert uno reilten nit einem groBen
9rs uno Elm poar Malhinen balb II
llbr pon Spmeiteob ob, 12 llbr nit
togs trofen ie in @eit 9teiptcn elm,
noh fitcser lnh ihoner gegriiblme
iiberroIften sic Wfitaliebcr sic Shtu.
Seife;i nit einem ihpnen 8ei6enf
l,no nit fre,lbiaem Ser5en oanfte
Shm. Seifert sen Wfitglieoern uno
mcintc ipie oob i.e hieies 8elhenf
fiir cine Ghre bolten tperbe.
Nulbbem icrpcrte Sh>p. Seifert
ein !rnrr,es unb icbr ihnodbaftes
Wt;tto1cilen mo SUR lteberraihung
fcIotc oann ser al,sgeseihnete &dies
fllhcn. pelhen Ser @r. 90. Seifert
ipesipC fir Die Sroilen 9ebofen bot
te unb an biclem ifnlodbaften aus
fen fonnte man erfennen, bnb 8r.
Seifcrt ein ausgescihneter 9ader lit.
9ln Grfriihungen lehlte cs allh niht
Tieic ioltroen in bem lf)pnen Cont
nerbal;s ierpiert, neldes nit lido
ner &irlben- unb Npfelbulmlen TINT
rirgt lit lnb 10 nit pielem Spab unb
bel Ncnliitlid,er l!nterbnltl,ng Der.
ging ser ganSe Na;hmittog llno noh
oen .gl,ten sIbenoeilen, ipelhes oie
Cd. otter Seiiert ipdbrenb bieIer
3cit por5ereitct bottc, mahten iih
Die cfmeltern nierer allf Sen Seims
meg
Scr;llben .Ionf liebe Shtpeiter
Seiicrt fir ibre 0,iihe. Sieies Yartie
miro lits nnhergeRlif bleiben.
aatb. Meprif,, Yrdi.
Marp aramer.
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MuS st. XoMtS. N0.
3ipeio Is

bait Sonntag, oen 1. slusuit, 3 llbr
nohmittags I'M 9elltihenSaus Saae
No. '07 ieine reaelmGBiee Monats.
GerIan,mlung ab, fpo5n Die Witglie.
Der rriuft nerber, bon5GbIig 5u er.
ifeirtn I'M oie horliegenoen @e
ld)dfte erleoigen 81 belfen.
Weiter fann mitgcteiit tperben, oub
oas III bieiem 8latte onge5eigte
aS:ai-Eidnid einen fdonen Yer,
la,lf 9el1ommen fat. troboem oas
@ettsi ein ipenia a,siaB l,n9iinltia
sn iein, .hatten iih iebr piele unlcrer
Wit9lieoer eingeillnoen unb unter.
biel4an lih lmtereinanSer tpie eine
gro'ia, 6amilie. 0oB bie Mitglieoer
nit bleier llnterbcltl,ng aufrieoen
uarcn 5cigt, bob iib ie1e beiproheu
ipieoeriim einen Musflug 81, MAIDEN
Solntag, Den 25. sluglit, tpirt
3ipeie Is elm 3ipeites
Yifnif
berarItalten. Die Mitglie6er bral,
hen fein 8astet mit5ubringen, ipenr
iie nidt iuolen, oenn es lit ein Bar
besclrcsStano torbonocn 'auf sem
Hlat bon 9spter stamm, oieielber
baben lll1s ibrcn Elat our gerfiibung
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Mi1a. G1tlonb, 2ettlanb nno 81
toicn lhIoiien Iid ser bereits langen
2iIte fIeiner europci'her Staaten an,
oie iid) bon ibren ar6beren Nabbarn
ouf'onaen Iieben, :noem tie elm Sell
Sopietrublonbs ip!,rben. Dieier 9e'
Idl,:; iano in feitlider Stimmltng
unc III @nlreienbsit soblrcid)er rni.
iiider IunftiDn6re in bettE Salipt'
lt6ot"r, y2epoL, Riaa ltno Gojpno itatt
Tia brci Yorlamente tratt1t aleid)5ei'
tie II ibren nit giloerlhsSief eta.
lirs ,mo rotrn ;sibnels acthmiidten
Sitargslaler 5ltiommen uno gingen
ouh il aleiher @ciie por. Eunft 12
llbr oeeonncn in oIIert orei Earla'
mentcn lonoe SfeOrn, Tn 'oenen Die
slrbeits!oliefeit Ser .arbeiter.,,no Die
Shipicriefeiten ser @dnern unter
iriibcrcn Icgierlngen beflagt tpir'
Sen.
&oIbinston. 1ie 9iegierine oer
@ereiriJten Stooien erfen1t basslltf.
oebci Der brci 2iiaoer in HltBlano
nidt m.
s9albineton. Die Regierl,ne bon
Sttoi, lnter 5iibll,ng bon Saoal
ipl,r0c nnerfannt
Me Sfnu. &anphvS.,:...;iiie eines
Sd,ciaecfe6tes liefcrten einen oon'
nern6eu Sintergrunb fir Die an-
|. Mbrlih oui bem 9icten Ylak itatt.
finheuot Sportpnrobe, Die bon &c..
600 Sportlern Bur ben priifenoen
gugc >Scief Stoiins sburhgefiibrt
ipllrhc. Spprtler ous 2itauen ,tno
2ctt'c"b nabmen buran tell.
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Hulitiidcr Club.

9(qcn @olfsgenoiien miro hermit
5rr Genntnis gebrcht, baB bie Mos
natsperianlmllng am Samstag, ben
q rSuli, 8 ltbr ohenos in inherent
Snd;irnbeim ltattfinbet.
&ir Sabicn miiiien inns gum
9nurtgrllno MAIDEN lnier Wablreht
beionoers bel,er aus5uiiben. Wer es
nidyt il,n, bat fcin Ne6t iiber Die Ser
bGltnliie ST flagen. 0arllm, bite
fpmmt niht MIR ielber, ionbern
bringt nod ein ober mebrere sSrel,ns
oe NIT @ihige @eid)Gfte, iuie ,Selt,
leslne unleres olidbrigen Ridnifs
lip. Ilno auf Dem Yrogramm. @ir
boffeu auf cine 3nblreide Beteili-
gllng. VI. sSesfe, Sefr.
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Hifnif.

Spnrtaa, Sen %. Suli, bolt Ser
3reig 81 iein critics Eidnit ob i'm
Sorcnla Eart, @an Tpfe l'no IA
Ntile &uao, 5it tpelcbem Sic Nfitglies
Ser 'amt Ialnilie, Irellnoen uno 9e-
fanuten bon nab unb fern uuf SOS
frel1nblihIte ein1elaoen linb. Sos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat alle Gorbe-
reitllnaen getroffen TIM ieben 9eill-
der elnen genl,Brelfen Gag ST bic
ten. @eorg Sfuller, Sefr
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Wal6fef.

Ser 9rubcrblnH pereint nit bcn
Girrtruirauenpereir ser Sputcrltsaes
meinoc beranltaltet Elm @albfcit oen
4, Mh1uit. Ser Souptpunft oes 90
ges iit sic 15iGbrioe Briinnungsfcicr
bes Wrlberbunbes. Srt lit: eln 0r.
ernit &GnigS sSarm. NGheres miro
nod befonnt gennd)t. slnc 9riibcr
ioWie alle Shlpeitern bon Youngs.
toipn. ipipie alle 9entlhen bon nab
inb fern lino bDflicIit eingeIooen.
glbolf tSiirt!er, Shriftiiibrer.
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baItca, Inn iih an nieiem Yifnif be-,
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auhen ipenoen lrnb iie ipiiniht, boB
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