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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
G. & E. CREDIT UNION
IN ANNUAL MEETING

Members of the Washington Gas
and Electric Company Employees
Federal Credit Union held their
fourth annual business meeting at
the Gray Goose inn, Saturday with
rs members and friends in attend
ance.
New members of the managing
staff were elected as follows: Sam
Frace and Oscar Stenberg to the
board of directors; Earl Torgerson,
Jim Bannon and Vern Ola to the
credit committee; Margaret Robb-
lee, Dorothy York and Ernie Hall
to the supervisory committee. Re-
ports indicating a successful year
were made for 1889 under leader
ship of r. C. Mckee.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
remainder of the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
UNLAWFUL PREFERENCE
IS CHARGED In ACTION

Charging that unlawful pref
erence" was shown to the Tacoma
Ice & Cold Storage Co. as a credi-
tor to the insolvent Huber Pack
ing Co., of Olympia, Harold C.
Carpenter, receiver for the Thurs
ton county concern, Tuesday filed
suit in superior court seeking re-
turn of $6,105.51, which has been
paid to the defendant company.
The complaint recites that prior
to insolvency of the Olympia firm,
the sum in the judgment sought
was RENTED to the Tacoma COM
pany to apply on account as a
creditor.
Carpenter contends the Tacoma
concern has received a greater per-
centage on debts of the insolvent
firm than other creditors, and asks
that the court decree the sum shall
be returned in order that all credi-
tors may share equal in assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

recently by important investment
groups Kroger Grocery prob
ably earned more than the $3.50
common dividend paid last year
Long-term buying in Proctor
4 Gamble.
American WOODEN preferred
strong on So dividend declaration
"a pleasant surprise . Insiders
estimate company's SO earnings
around 81 a preferred share
Investment trust selling in General
Motors and General Electric
Studebaker earnings of 81 share
for final quarter largely due to
French truck order--which will
not be repeated Outlook for
current quarter not so favorable l.. !.
Continued high coal loadings
benefit Chesapeake 4 Ohio, Nor
folk & Western and virginian
woolworth strong on reports that
British sffiliste's earnings have
not yet been hurt by war condi-
tons p. Lorillard net for 80
approximately equal to N.7s
earned in IS American
Hawaiian Steamship hquidated on
bulges st. Joseph Lead has
speculative following And.
that the technical position of the
market is strengthened by absence
Of topheavy speculative positions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
CHURCH MEMS CLUB
TO ELECT WEDNESDAY,

Officers will be elected by the
mems club of First Methodist
church Wednesday night at its
bi-monthly dinner and program
at the church. w. A. Heath will
report for the nominating COM
mittee.
A motion picture of a trip to
Rainier National park will be
shown and number of original
songs by DR.. M. L. Sanders will
be sung. President T. A. Hill
will direct the program.
Hosts for the evening will be
the Darth Ludwick group. With
DR.. Clarence B. Utterback as chief
cook. assisted by 80 men from the
body, they will prepare and serve
the dinner, marking the third in
a series of meetings where one
group has acted as host to re-
mainder of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Bonneville Power
Proposal Studied
Copies of Suggested Contract for
City's Purchase of Power Received

City officials and Chamber OF
Commerce Industrial leaders held
for study Tuesday the preliminary
draft Of a proposed contract for
interchange Of electric energy. over
a 10-year period. between the
Bonneville power development and
the City of Tacoma.
Mimeographed copies of the con-
tract form were distributed to
council members Tuesday. but no
comment was forthcoming because
Of insufficient time to study the
proposals set out in the document
prepared by DR.. Paul ]. Raver's
staff at Bonneville headquarters.
The document covers eight pages
exclusive of signatures. and simply
provides for mutual exchange of
power up to limited credit bal
ance of 100000 kilowatt hours
existing in favor Of either party.
Beyond that, either party indebted
TO the other would pay pa mills per
kilowatt hours for any excess, bill
ings to be monthly.
How Is Works
The agreement is predicated en-
thely upon exchange of surplus
power, as determined by the party
upon whom the call might be made.
That is, If Tacoma needed some
power it could call on Bonneville
and il Bonneville decided it had
power to supply, then it would
deliver the energy to Tacoma; or,
Bonneville might call on Tacoma
under the same circumstances.
with the same result, but Tacoma
to be judge Of whether it had sur
plus to deliver Bonneville.
1t was considered probable that
Mayor Kaufman might call the
commissioners together to analyze
the proposed agreement as soon
as all members of the council have
had a chance to read through the
document in detail.
Utilities Commissioner Davisson
indicated he would not call such
a conference this week. He said
he was not yet prepared to discuss
the proposals.
Conform to Agreement
However, it appeared the terms
and provisions conform generally
to those tentatively agreed upon
at recent conference of Bonnie
vile engineers with Tacoma light
department experts.
There is In the contract an
breakdown clause
which would permit either party
to call upon the other for all of
its available power and energy to
the maximum capacity of its
of which it shall be the
judge" An extra allowance would
be made in this event for any fuel
generated power.
As one commissioner pointed
out, this document is now merely
a starting point for development
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
TREASURY CHIEF
FAv0RS BALANCE

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
the Treasury Henry Morgenthau,
jr., believes balanced budget
would have very healthy" effect
on the country, it was revealed to-
day.
Morgenthau failed TO Indicate
how balance between government
income and outgo might be achiev-
ed. but ne suggested to house ap-
preparations subcommittee that
public works expenditures might be
slashed and taxes boosted.
He proposed that the public debt
limit be raised from the present sta
tutory ceiling of s45. 600, 900 900 to
$50. 600, 000, 900. President Roose-
Welt has forecast a public debt to-
falling more than $44, DOC, 000, 900 by
June 80. 1941.
Morgenthau gave his testimony
last December. three weeks before
President Roosevelt submitted to
congress the 1941 budget forecast
ing deficit of $2,274 900, 900 and
asking for $460, 900. 900 in new
taxes to finance emergency ma
tional defense spending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with County Audi
tor S. Clifford Davis by Harold r..
Jones, 81, 3106 So. 14th St, and
Mary Leffingwell. IS, 1907 No.
Prospect St. both Tacoma; Wesley
Will Wester. 81. 15031a Commerce
St, and Pauline Cook, rs, 1913
So. Ainsworth ave, both Tacoma /;
Lester Arthur Keene, 80, s051 So.
Ainsworth ave-, and Virginia Mae
Anderson. IT, 1920 So. Ainsworth
ave-, both Tacoma; Keith c. Cour-
nyer, 2S, Santa Monica, Cal, and
Alice Chatthburgh, 81. Portland,
Ore; Robert Harold Carton, "a,
San Pedro. Cal, and Charlotte
Elizabeth Barclay. is. 6S41 So.
Lawrence st, Tacoma: Kenneth
Whitney Parks. 81, Route /, Box
229. South Tacoma, and Betty
Howard Thompson. %, GIG So. J
st, Tacoma; Lloyd Howard Fors.
rs, 1910 SO. Tacoma ave-, ana Ethel
Eileen Bowler, &c, 615 No. 9th St,
both Tacoma; Roger Wallace
Eide, 20. and Marjorie D. Thomp-
son, both Yelm; Harold A. Carl
son. rs. Route 2, Box SO, Tacoma,
and Charlotte Henrietta Oster-
bout, 10, Route 2. Box SAT. Puyal-
lup; Melvin II. Sanford, rs, Route
/. Box 200, and Jeneva j. Carlson,
"a, both Summer; Hayden H.
Crabh. 81, and Theta Tompkins,
80, both Hoquiam; Arthur Leroy
Wehler. %. and Mary Beatrice
Kiniry, 20, both Roy; Lon An Tai,
so, 1854 Broadway, and Naomi
Juanita orvis. 2s, 70s So. 21st St,
both Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
ship CORSAIR TO SEE
FILMS ON WEDNESDAY

Officers and members of Ship
Corsair of the Junior Coast Patrol
are inviting friends to join them
in an evening of moving pictures
furnished by A. II. Rolphe.
The meeting will be at the
Bethany Presbyterian church, No.
41st and Verde, Wednesday at
7:45 p. m. There will be no
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
TWO TACOMA GIRLS
GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS

Two Stadium high school senior
girls have been awarded scholar
ships to Occidental college, Los
Angeles, Calf, for the 1940-41
school year, according to word re-
ceived here Tuesday.
The girls are Virginia Carver
and Marilyn Blundell. Miss Carver
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
P. G. Carver, 3515 No. Proctor St,
and Bliss Blundell the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Blundell,
1912 No. seth ST. The scholarships
are valued at 500 each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Make Fast Dash.
But False Alarm

-Four police officers made a
rapid dash to the Warren Soule
Fairhurst Co., wholesale dry goods
firm at 1854 Pacific ave, only to
find an automatic burglar-alarm
system had been tripped acct
dentally Monday night. Officers
Nerbonne. Drost. Mace and Joyce
raced to that address at 6:4s p.
m. in the search for a burglar who
failed to materialize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
ice THREATENS
BYRD'S PARTY
Quick Work By Grew
Saves Expedition
From Disaster

WASHINGTON-Rear Ad.
miral Richard f. Byrd radioed
the navy late Monday that
grinding ice masses in the Bay
of Whales almost brought dis
aster to the United States ant
arctic expedition but prompt
action by the crew prevented
serious damage.
The expeditions ships. the Bear
and the North Star. were being I'M
loaded In the Bay of Whales on
Jan. IL when enormous chunks of
ice broke up over an eight mile
front and threatened to smash the
ships. For a time six members of
the expedition were trapped on an
ice floe. They were rescued.
Members of the crew, work.
ing feverishly, cut loose the
mooring lines fixing the ships
TO the Ice. Then they managed
TO steer to safety in the open
water. The result was temper
AIRY suspension Of the unload
ing operations and jamming
the Bears rudder.
In another dispatch, Byrd report
ed that he and three other men,
bers of the party, 1t. George ].
Dufek, of the navy; Naval Aviation
Pilot Ashley Snow, and Navy Ra-
dioman z. B. Perez, had made a
45-minute flight over his old base
in 1885 in Little America. The
buildings there apparently were
intact.
He reported q cluster of half
buried radiomasts and poles
showing above the surface
with the indication that the
buildings and equipment left
behind In 1895 rs beneath the
ley coating.
The flight was taken as part Of
a search for a suitable western
base for the new expedition. Byrd
said that upheavals in the ice bar
rier apparently had changed the
topography in the vicinity Of Little
America. One change, he said, was
the elimination of part of the bowl
like landing field used in 1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
LOCAL MARKET
PRICES STEADY

Local market prices remained
unchanged Tuesday, according to
reports of wholesale distributors.
Prevailing prices include flour
from 81 to $7.65 per 80 Id. Dbl. /;
sugar, s4.93 to $5.1s; dates from
six to 16 cents per h.; cranberries
at 1925 to 81 per crate, and
oranges from $2.75 to 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
FURNACE BACKFIRES
And BURNS TACOMAN

Burned about the face when an
oil furnace "backfired." Clifford
Smith, 65-year-old Negro. was
treated at the Pierce County hos
pital Monday night. Smith was
firing furnace at 1918 Broadway
when the blast struck him. Police
took him to the hospital. He was
permitted to 60 home following
treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
HIDDEN MONEY STOLEN

Money hidden in a rear room OF
Eddie's shoe repair shop at 251
So. 18th st. did not escape atten-
tons of burglars during the night
Eddie Brouillard, the owner, re-
ported that $50 in silver and change
was taken by intruders who broke
a door window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
THREE BIKES" STOLEN

Theft of three bicycles simulta-
neously from one residence was
under investigation Tuesday by
police. The bicycles were taken
from the home Of Kenneth Nor
deem. 1917 No. 9Th St, about 8
.. m. Monday. The bikes belonged
to Nordeen and two friends. Bob
Anderson. 1920 No. 9th St, and
Robert Higgins. TOT No. Alder ST..
and We're taken from the back
yard where they had been left
temporarily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
QAPPY-
RI HDAy
Tuesday. JANUARY -

TUESDAY, JANUARY -
Ellen Mcvicker, SSH So
Asotin st.
Marvin CoIbo, Ills So. sheri-
dan ave-
John A. Hood, sSols No. f1ie'
Congressman John Main
Coffee, washington, ID. c.
B. Z. Buckmaster, "A Orcnard
road.
Walter J. Coblentz- Ss26 Sher-
wood ave.
Mrs. william Guske, Eaton
willie.
Maude McMurtry, 5426 So. n.
Mervin Harris, Steilacoom'
dan. 22).
The Rev. Carl Hcdeen, 1915
So. Sheridan ave-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
I Tacoma Times Almanac
NEXT MONTH

is3s-Partiy cloudy. oil inch of
rain, maximum temperature IS de-
grees and minimum IS. Highest
wind velocity IL m.p.h. from the
southwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Investment Trusts

TRADE-BuY-SELL with Times Want
Ads. JOHN W. OLSON, 23ip So a
street. call at The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. Tbers
is always good show at a Iohn
Hamrick theater. I-5s-an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
TGcObGt InstGlls
Monarch RabstOff

New officers. including Monarch
Alex A. Rsbstoff, were installed
at the meeting of Tacobat Grotto
held on Monday night at the Hotel
Winthrop. Ralph Campbell is the
immediate past monarch. Fol-
lowing the ceremonies. members
and guests enjoyed dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
BUILDING PERMIT

A permit to erect a $1,000 resi-
dence at 1710 65th St, N. E.. was
granted Tuesday to F. A. Edwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles sdyer.
Used below, please take notice
Aiter you have returned the arti-
cIes 70 the loser 60 to the Tacoma
Times Office, 9th and Pacific,
&nere you viii be presented with q
guest ticket 20 one Of Hamrick's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Fear Of Tax Rise
Turns Stock DOnn
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

ssecks: Irregular and quiet.
Bonds: Firm; u. 8. govern
ment higher.
Curb Stocks; Irregular.
Foreign Exchange: Firm.
Cotton: OFF nearly 81 q bale.
wheat: Off 1 to IL cents.
Corn: Off / TO IL cents.
Rubber: Lower.
Silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

BANK CI4EARINGS
seattle Ciearings 5.7s2. 661 az
balances 1898, 41e.41. transactions
s15.sl7. 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

eoupon11uns cpuxsesy Dan Witter =
o. WoG01n0oun o1GG- momheyU
No. XoEk oonek Ezchanse)
NH L0W Glomn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Lost and Found
Transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line S p .o.
new low fare % Portland and L A
Sfoi' motel 1918 Pacific MA sosi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

PERMANENT Waves Csc ana ~,
mafoels and finger waves At l,.i 80
Beauty School. il4o Bdgy "a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24

Reports Are That; r. J. Reyn-
olds 1899 report better than ex-
pected-company earned nearly
81 ,o0o. 900 more than previous year
despite smaller sales volume
Eastman Kodak holdings lightened
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Beauty PerIors

Try OUR SPECIAL PERMANENT
Regular IS SO value for ss oon1nl.,-
a., THRIFTY BEAUTY SALON
s4f broaoway Open eve IN ana,
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MUSIN GS BY
TIE TREASURER

Ser @ettermann bat lms pergan-
gene @ode einen redte,1 Sdreden
eingeiagt. Sn ser Soffnung, nod
eine Sfeibe idoniter SerbIttaec' au ia.
BEN, fdoner 9erbIttaee at baben, bat
ten iuir beribiebene slrbeiten IN gln=
griff genolnmen. 8ir Iino nit benz
9an peribieoe,rer @eid)dftsbd,lier auf
6em alten Solepbin1tmplas beIddf=
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beoal,erlt ipenu mir ibr ,nitteileu,
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elmer frifben Sdidt aspbalt iiberso-
gen iporoen iitto. Sbaleid bie Sir.
belt ibon felt elmer 8od)e beenbet lit,
lit bas aspbalt nod an peridieoenen
SteIlen ipeid. Da fatu man li6 lei6t
borrellen, ipel6e Miibe es foitet, bie
Stubenten 5,t berDinbern, Dab iie tidt
iiberau ill be1 @dngen imo Sallen
Spuren binterlaiien.
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Mus bent ,Soiebbinn,tl

geraangenen Sreitagabelto fiibrten
oie 8biloippbelL inter Der 2eitnng
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Dbio Baiisnfre,tnb

Ser s5ono fir ben Eenftis Court
ser GerlinnriIten erbieH eiileit Mani
bnften 3upads bon $1,000 burd
sic 5reigebigfeit Gcb Beans n16 ei-
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fnpelle iuirb ipeiter unten befdrieben.
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alf ,tlliern be,,tidelt Ohio @aiie1,s
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:M|aerbeilise1t

Sano gepflan5t ltno nit ieinen @lnte
benebt bat.
Sobaniles, Der Seller Ser @ebei.
men Sffenbarllilg, bat i'm aeflbaut.
tpie CT i'm 5imneI tbront nltf tpeiber
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Nsiffiusll Sci %. Climber 1910
Das aapelenfeaiter bes III. Sbpnsa8
Ma,tiH

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gen getpiomet Sm obern areiie
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faBter ssnbnlt Der Sbeologie. Darge.
ifellt 1i,tb am Iiitfen Geloe 6ie Ge.
bein1,riife oer ginbeit llllo Ser Drei-
faltigfeit @ottes. Die iid oara1if be-
siebe,toen Sinnbiloer iinb bas Drei.
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areiie. Die 5d0pfltng miro barge
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2idt gebt bon elmer Serge aus, beioe
fth bonn &reuae erDebeno ltnb ber-
iillnbiloeto Die Jleiibperoung ll,lo
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5Dnbole bes @irfe1s bes 81. @ei-
ties I'M l1niberiunt. Cine gnlibe erin
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lobe erbebt fid Sic airde, 5n mel.
der Elm Bfao binanffiiDrt Gos iiber.
ragenbe &reu5 fe,1naeihnet es aIg bie
@irde. Gin ol,s fieben .SfrSnnen
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@enn ser geobelnber sihs 2anb
aiebt, bdlt oer 8inter baIo feinen
gia,sl1g ai1lb oas Sabr gebt NIT eiIigen
5drittel1 ieinen1 Gtbe 5lt. aber che
oas &alellberinbr IN faIte,t Hegen-
.aiiiien, Sdneetpirbeln ill,o Iongen fin
ftern Radten babinihtpilt6et, erfreitt
es ltod) altpor s(uee 1tno Ser5 bes
Menidelt nit Sen reiden sSriihten,
ben iiiBen @aben bes &erbites. @s
ertfaltet ltno breitet sl1bor itber Slut
rem llnb sll1en, iiber Sdler ,inb Serge,
iiber Sobet llltb aiefen bie lnannig-
faltigitelt 8ilber ser grnte. gsob init
ieinen lebten letten iparn1en Sonnenz
itrablen pfleet es bieie 1iebli6en llnb
erniten 8iloer ser @rltte at bergoI-
ben.
8ir fatbolii6e gbriiten fennelt
|nidt MIR eit iueltlibes, biireerliebes
SSabr, iot6ern audi elm beiliges Sabr,
elm airde1tjabr. 5riiber, als oas biir.
gerlid)e Sabr, bollenbet bas airben=
|iabr ieiren 2altf. Sc enbigt i1on
I'M 9eoben1bermonate uno .ant sSeIte
Mnerbeiligen feier,1 mir I'M airben-.
|iabre 6as lette groBe, allen fatboIi-
|ideu gbriften bes grofreiies eenlein-
fame Seit. Das saerbeiligenfeit lit
fgleidlam oes airdeniabres groBes
Sdeioefelt. ltno bieies Iette groBe
Seit bes &irhelliabres lit a,th elm
frenoenbolles grntefeitl bie Jeier Ell
ner nlrtoerbollel1, geiltigen Gr,1te.
IDie aue, unf ipel6er biele grnte
IlproBt ltno reift, lit Sic ganae grbe.
Ser afer iit bie 8elt, ipie bas gban-
gelinm iagt. Ser 5dlna,n,, Ser ben
g0ttliden Sallte,l lat, fam aus ,,1-
liidtbaren binnlliiden S0be1. Ger
iienige lit Ser &err Ser grnte, Ser
nad ieiner auferlteb,tng I'M gen,iloer-
ten 8lan5e ieiner Gerfl1rung als
@drtner beoelttllngspon Dor benz be-
trdnten srge Der 1T. Maeoalema err
Ildien. Dieiem @drtner geboren bie
/ ]gereiften beiligen 5riidte bieies gei-
ltigen @arte,ts. welden er init ieincr
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ESeraen Seill 1nlo Der Giirbiite Der
Mautter Der i,nnlerpabre,,oen SilIf.
e. 6. 8. Minn.
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ginIiegenb $1.0O, ben id iu einenl
anliegen beriprohen bate SD bin.
@ott fei Danf, erb0rt iporoeu. @ott
fegne Sbr Berf in olIe 8ufltl,ft.
@. SC, Sa.
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SD fhide bier,1tit $500, bie sid in
einen geipiiien anIiege1 beriprohen
batte. Soft iegne Sbr Merf. Gran
N. M, sSn.