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Evening star., 1940-11-28
WAGE Hour Definition
OF Gem Industry Revised
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Col. Philip B. Fleming, wage-hour
administrator, announced changes
in the definition of the jewelry in
dustry yesterday which will expand
1t to include manufacturers not con-
sidered when the Industry Com
mittee began an investigation pre-
paratory to recommending a mini
mum wage.
The new definition includes
making of Watchcases, making of all
cigar and cigarette cases, holders
and lighters, which previously were
included only when precious metals
or precious, semi-precious or imi-
tation stones were used, and the
making of commercial compacts and
vanity cases when precious metals
or precious, semi precious or imita-
ton stones are used. Previously
compacts and vanity cases were ex-
cluded entirely.
The Jewelry Industry Committee
: recommended the changes.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Construction Awards
Soar S Per Cent
Above Year Ago
Private Volume Shows
So Per Cent Gain
Over 1889 Levels

BY TIE Associated Fress.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Engineer-
ing construction awards this week
totaled S89, ,303 900, an increase of IS
per cent over the corresponding 1889
week, engineering News-Record re-
ported today.
1t was the 18th consecutive week
in which awards have topped their
respective 1889 values.
Private construction was Sc per
cent greater than a year ago and
public awards were IS per cent
higher.
Comparison of awards follows:
Private.
-Four days)
Latest week Previous week Year ago
S32,37S. 900 S1395S,OOO S20,122.OOO
State and Municipal
29,514.000 1@,4S7.O0O 30.105. 600
Federal
27,411,00O 4s,212,OOO 6.674 900
s9.3O3,0O0 74.657,O0o 515O1 900
Evening star., 1940-11-28
New Factory Orders
Reported al New
Peak in October
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-The Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board
reported in a survey yesterday that
new orders booked by manufacturers
in October carried the total to a
new peak, IL per cent over the
figure for September.
The Conference Boards season.
ally-adjusted index of new orders,
based on reports received directly
from manufacturing companies,
reached 1877 compared with 141 in
the corresponding month last year.
A major part of the gain. the sur
vey said, again was confined to the
producers goods industries. Inven-
tory accumulation, which was ac-
celerated in September, showed little
further change.
The Conference Board is re-
search organization supported by in
dustrial corporations.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
American Cyanamid Orders
$3.50 Special Dividend
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Directors
of American Cyanamid Co. have de-
clared special stock dividend Of
$3.50 a share on the class "A" and
"B" common stocks, payable De-
cember 20 to stock of record De-
cember 6, in shares Of the company's
s. ar cent preferred stock in ratio
of ione preferred share for each six
and two-thirds common shares.
The regular quarterly dividends
of Is cents share on both classes
of stock also was ordered, payable
January 2 to stock of record Decem-
Der II.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
program he must sign an agreement
to pay or pay $3.50?


to pay or pay $3.50?
"As stated in The Stars retraction
of portion of its story, THE card
obtained by Bruskin is merely tenn
porary permit to work" Why should
Bruskin or any one else be required
to obtain a temporary permit to
work? Let The Star answer that
question. Let this House answer it.
"The Star, in its partial retrac-
ton, further states:
"'In actual practice, it was ex-
planned today by union representa-
tives, an agreement between the
union, construction contractor and
the Quartermaster Corps has been
reached, under which all applicants
who appear to fill the qualifications
are issued temporary permits and
put to work for three days without
collection of any union fees
Right Questioned.
Neither a union nor its officials
has the moral or the legal right to
determine who shall, and who shall
not, work in aid of the national
defense. 1t is only because the laws
of the States; of the Federal Gov
ernment and the provisions of the
Constitutions Of States and the Ma
Evening star., 1940-11-28

One of the feet of bronze statue
of st. Peter in the Vatican City
have been worn away by kisses of
the faithful.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
PhiIco Declares
Dividend of
| Is Cents
b the Associated Press.

By the ASsocltteo Ffess.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-Di.
rectors Of the Philco Corp. yesterday
declared . dividend Of IS cents pei
share, payable December 81, 1910
to stockholders OF Record Decem-
ber 8, 1910.
This makes a total Of IS cents
per share in dividends since the
present So par value shares were au-
thorized May IA, 1910.
Evening star., 1940-11-28

Pueblo Indians treasure turkey
feathers for use in ceremonial dances
and as prayer stick offerings.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Hoffman
Continued From First Page.

then he was given a temporary,
rather than a permanent, union
card.
Assuming that the reporter did
sign QUESTIONABLE in which it was
stated that he had had four years
experience, it is quite evident that it
was signed as matter of routine
and that the union made practice
OF accepting the applicants state
ment as to his qualifications, at
least for temporary job.
Perhaps one of the reasons for
this willingness to accept the appli-
cant's statement is found in the
following application permit issued
to Mr.. Bruskin. 1t read as follows:
Local No 101, U. B. of C. and J. of A.
Application Permit
Baltimore and Vicinity
Phone Vernon 2814
tbs N. Eutaw st.
2299 Nov. 18, 1910.
This is to certify that Mr.. Robert
Bruskin has paid the amount of
s1- on his application for men,
bershlp in the above Local Union
and permission for him to work at
carpenter work or any of its branches
is hereby granted from Nov. 18, 1910,
to Nov. 20, 1910.
Balance due, $3.50.
JOHN J. MOLLOY,
Fin. Secretary,
Evening star., 1940-11-28

CARSON CITY, NEV.-SUC-
CEEDS PITTMAN-Berkeley
L. Bunker, "a, of Las Vegas
was named Tuesday night by
Gov. E. P. Carville as United
States Senator to succeed the
late Key Pittman, who died
early this month shortly after
his reelection. Bunker's ap-
pointment is only for the un-
expired term ending early
next year, but the Governor
said he would reappoint him
for another two years, the
maximum allowable under
Nevada lava. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Three-Day Permit

Note the statement, Balance due,
$3.50 From a subsequent state
ment, purporting to be made by a
union official and published in the
local press. it appears that, under
these permits, the applicant was
permitted to work three days. If. at
the end of three days he was found
to be incompetent, he was dis
charged. Under this procedure. it
was stated that a thousand workers
had been discharged for incompe-
tency, although apparently granted
cards by the union.
That certainly is a wasteful and
expensive method of selecting work.
ers. The 1000 incompetent workers.
if they received the usual pay. were
entitled to SIPS an hour, which, for
an eight-hour day-and there is time
and half for overtime and double
time for holidays-would mean $40
per day or. for the 1000, $4,000 for
the three days work-an added bur-
den to the taxpayer and all for in
efficient service.
I'm the first place. why should the
union be charged with the RESPONSE
bility or given permission to issue
permits to work on a Government
job, especially when that procedure
in this one instance alone, accord
ing to the statements of the union
official, resulted in an unnecessary
cost to the Government of $30,0 900 for
three days work on one job?
Better Method Urged.
when we consider the number of
jobs and the number of workmen
employed throughout the country on
defense work, it is evidence that
there should be some more efficient
method of employing those who are
to receive Government wages.
Moreover, the real point in Mr..
Bruskin's whole story is that, before
man can work on a Government
job he must either agree to pay or
pay fee to a union official.
Just who is this man Blumen-
berg? Just what sort of an or
ganization does he represent, which
Justifies him or it in saying to an
American citizen that before he
can assist in the Nations defense
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Sniiper

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1940-11-28

you are inuited to Urtte or cdfl
for instructive booklet on the
subject of "DIVERSIFICATiON"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

ChOFfA-No
BLUE MOUSE - Shirley Temple
Spring Byington and Nigel Bruce
In The Biuebird," li:35, $50.
400. o:i5. s;25, loss.
MUSIC BOx-Madeleine Carroll and
Brian Aherne in My Son. My Son,
:05, 4:30. 1855, IL 20. also Con-
stance Moore and Tom Brown in
Ma He's Making Eyes At Mel
II SIS, 3 30. Gas, 1910.
RIALTo-Albert Decker and Janice
Logan in DIR. Cyclops." 1885, 3:l5.
5:55, s:35. il:i5; also Gene Autry
Grande," ll:3o, 2:1o. $50, 7:5o
1918.
RIvIERA-william Boyd and Russell
Hayden in The Showdown" ll:3o,
ais, 500, 7:45. 1890: also Oracle
Fields in "shipyard Sally" l2:45.
$50, 6:l5. 900.
ROXY-Linds Darnell and John
Payne in Star Dust" II 80. 2:25,
$40. ll:15: also Cesar Romero and
Jean Rogers in viva Cisco Kid"
lilo. 4:0S, TOO. 9:55.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Disney's "Pinocchio"; also
John Sheffield and Ernest Truck
in Little Orvie."
COMMUNICATES Raft and Jane
Bryan in Invisible Stripes" also
Edith Fellows and Dorothy Peter
son in Five Little Peppers at
Home"
KAY STREET-Ronald Colman and
Walter Huston in THE Light That
Failed" also Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy in Flying Deuces."
LAKEWOOD - Thomas Mitchell and
Freddie Bartholomew in Swiss
Family Robinson" also Stan Laurel
and Oliver Hardy in The Flying
Deuces."
PARK-Edward Ellis and William
Gargan in Three Sons; also
Wayne Morris and Rosemary Lane
in The Return of DR.. X"
PROCToR-Arthur Lake and Penny
Singleton in Blonde on a Budget"
also Boris Karloff and Margaret
Lindsay in British Intelligence"
REALART-BartonM acLane and Tom
Brown in Big Town Gar" also
Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore in
The Secret of DR.. Kildare"
REX-Alan Jones and Mary Martin
in THE Great Victor Herbert" also
Edward Ellis and Kent Taylor in
Three Sons
SHELL - Roy Rogers in Shine On
Harvest Moon.' also Tyrone Power
and Alice Faye in Rose of Wash
ington Square"
SUNsET-Lew Ayres and Lionel Bar
rymore in The Secret OF DR.. Kill
dare" also William Boyd in Santa
Fe Marshal"
TEMPLE - James Cagney and Pat
O'Brien in The Fighting 6oth":
also Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly
in He Married His Wife"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Claire Takes A Look!

Claire Brossoit. daughter of
Lorne Brossoit. owner and oper-
ator Of the Shell theater, has just
returned from Hollywood. where
she had the time Of her life.
She made the trip to the south
land alone. and while In Holly
wood was the guest of friends OF
the family.
We gather from her con-
versation that she thinks the
film capital h bit Of all right
and that George (Gabby)
Hayes, veteran Of the west
erns, II . regular fellow and
mighty interesting To visit
with. She met him on the
Republic set. where he was
working with Roy Rogers In
''Carson City Kid"
Universal and Paramount stu
dos came under Claire's close
observation. and IL there are any
questions you would like answered
about the land Of make-believe she
can answer them for you.
Hollywood's night life was also
on Claire's call list. and II she
missed anything. it was the train
when she was supposed to start
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

stars of two of the seasons
most outstanding hits-"The
Fighting 69th" and "Wuther-
ing Heights"
George Brent, who played the
reckless nero. and Pat O'Brien.
who portrayed Father Duffy in
Fighting seth" are the male stars
of the new picture: Merle oberon
and Geraldine Fitzgerald. lustrous
stars of "Wuthering Heights are
the feminine stars of It'll We
Meet Again"
Directed by Edmund Goulding.
whose brilliant handling Of The
Old Maid" and Dark Victory
helped make those films so menu
orable, "TE We Meet Again" is a
subtly different" love story. The
setting for the film is a luxurious
liner travelling from Hong Kong
to San Francisco, and there il
action, drama, romance and COM
edy all along the way. Miss
Oberon and Brent carry the ro-
mantle interest, as the pair of star
crossed lovers who know that when
the trip is over they will never
meet again. She is under sentence
of death from a heart ailment: he
knows that when the ship docks at
San Francisco he will be taken to
San Quentin to pay the death PEN
atty for murder. Each tries to
spare the other the knowledge OF
their fate, and to cram into the
brief time they have together all
the love of a normal lifetime.
Varying greatly from the priest
role he portrayed in 1.-THE Fighting
seth" is the character of the de-
tective which Pat O'Brien plays in
It'll We Meet Again Hard
boiled to the very core, he has
supposedly chased Brent halfway
across the world to bring him back
to justice, and is escorting him
back to the U. S. A. Brent makes
several daredevil attempts to
escape, and the battles between
the two provide many action high
lights in the romantic story. Pats
romantic interest in the film CEN
tiers arounn Binnie Barnes, that
lovely blonde queen of comedy,
who plays the role of a phoney
French countess, our-flushing her
way across the Pacific.
Geraldine Fitzgerald plays the
role of Miss Oberon's friend and
confidante, and Frank McHugh,
Eric Blore, Regis Toomey. Henry
O'Neill are also featured.
Tear Gas Squad" with Dennis
Morgan shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

George O'Brien will be seen
ct the Shell theoter Sunday in
The Fighting 6rineo. Shor-
ing the screen will be Second
Fiddle" with Sonic Henie in the
storing role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Gliding The Lily!

So intense Is the heat generated
BY banks Of movie lights that few
flowers can stand more than sew
erai minutes Of It. For example.
during the filming Of interior
scenes Of Frank Lloyd's The
Towards Of Virginia" property
man Tommy Plews found II nee
essary to spray varnish on the
flowers used In scenes with Cary
Grant and Martha Scott. Flowers
% treated last twice as long and
photograph much better.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

he was one year older.
And so. the writer. a bit late but
nevertheless sincere. wishes the
big boy from Montesano many
happy returns Of the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Jane Coming Up!

All these years that Shirley has been sitting the
throne Jane has had take what left in of the
worlds No. box office Now all that has been changed
and Woodworking Miss Withers land capable, too viii
find the light clearing the way down the road to
tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
PARTY For BOvd!

Boyd Rozcn, house manager at
the Music Box theater. had a BIRTH
day this week and his associates
At the theater gave him party.
Ned Edris, Tacoma's Hamrick
manager. opened his home at
Browns Point to the young folks.
and after theater hours. Thurs
day night. they made Boyd glad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
It'll We Meet Again" New Attraction Coming Sunday RI
Perfect Love Story Boasts
Perfect Star Combinations
Brent and OBrien of Fighting 69th" Cost
With Stors of "Wuthering Heights"

Heading the cast of Til
We Meet Again the new
Warner Bros. picture which is
scheduled to open on Sunday
at the Roxy theater are the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

1AVWEttHf just uEIaHrt ouiIfff
Temple has reached the parting
OF the ways N far a. 10th Cen
tury-Fox II concerned, II no indica-
ton that she plans complete re-
tlremcnt- First thing her parents
did during the Temple zanuck
breakup was to hire prominent
agent for her.
IT'S just silly 10 consider
Shirley alI washed up just
because she rellnquishcd her
title Of ssQucen Of the Movies"
IN favor Of . king In the per-
ssa Of Mickey Rooney. To
take that attitude would be 10
relegnte every actor and &C
tress IN the film colony.
Mickey excepted, to the has
beea llst. There can be but
enc champion and that doesn't
mean all the rest are . bunch
Of buns.
AZ for the writer. he'll string
along with Shirley properly cast
IN good stories for a long time to
come she's a great little
actress. a darling for personality
and good entertainment In any
body's picture house.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Aus Grie, Ya.
2lpsia 2.

Ston ldnscre 3eit lit in unieren
@er'aTnllltnaeu bebottiert iporoen,
I'M Sic monatlihen Gin5ohlllnaen IN
Die S,fal .&ranfen=l llnteritiisunasfoiie
81 reoa5ieren. Glide Wfitglieber iinb
Der Mcinlne, oob es beiier fudrc
mebr 3ranfen,,nterltiislng per $50,
he al 3nblen ols sic @citrGge Su ers
nieorisen.
Ssn Ser lebten Geriantmlllne fpurbe
Der Gorihlag aemoht ,lno angenom,
men, in ser am 13. aue1lt itatt.
iiuoel1oen Seriammluna ab5llitint'
men, mas sic Wtiielieber in oieier
8elagenbeit benfeu es ipGre gum
@oh. nno 9siten nes Gereins.
S'bes einselue Mtitelieb ioIlte iid
een,l;J intereiiieren lno ouueien>
iein, I'M oiele slneelegenbeit 5ll er'
leoiatr.
90. Shnars, Grot. t.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01

20. Shenfer. 1he.eiia Waleib, q.
@renner, 6. aubot, &. 3ultner, u.
sso!f. =. @inoer. g. Stullcr, S.
Shl uer. W. ;sriei"nbengit, H.@oobs
g. GOODS, &. 3ialmanu, VI. Wolff.
&ath Shneioer, .. Toearaiher, s.
8rotS u. Shlli:er, 9. Sbeil, &.
Shenfer, aotb. Ninber, g. Nnbn,
&otb. @erner, 90. Coleman. Conc
gIof, S. 9inocr, ;srou sltarnioit6r.
9ro!op hno 6anullc sSalf. Gin ld)o.
nes 0eited aicl,t!ber. iolpiey yat,oere
Geihrnfe pilroen oellis3aar als Be'
ldleni 1pil oey nbengenanttet iibef,
reiht. stae l,nttrbielten lid al,sae.
seid)a"t bel spiptn. ginsen-,,iw. b.
sta:lber ipnrbs pin ieiner 2,tnd
bon Noiiee, aud)sil, Scecreon1 m>
Grir;idlumgen feraert. 8eors uni
Charlotte Salt oanfeal orll sInpcr
luoHoten Srel,nbeh ;ili,h 8efanntel
fir oit Vcteiliglrng lno 8eIdeufe
ebenio oenen Sic iSebGf sehrabt lmi
lern;t!i babcn. Md, ber5lider San
lei oenen, Sic hcigritellcrt bnben, abel
nid,t Gnpeieuo iein fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
3meig II.

s. >ilne ailen Sd,meitern sur ae.
iGllinrn 9tutrid,E. Sab sic n1dlite
&crianlmlllns Sonntaa, ben 4. Mug.
, llhr .lod,nl., ubAtbolten miro. slne
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teiliuen. 9tady Ser Gcriomnlllng mcr.
bcr bit iScbltrtstogsif,lpelteru &uth
Sdntocr unh slrna @inber &aifet
lnb Huttcn inns icrpicren.
ilr'er lnonatlid)es &artenpartit
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llhr ubcrbs abaebalten. slue lin>
allis nc, 3lid,ite ciuaelooen iih su be
teiIiNcn.
Charlotte Solf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Nus @arD, Sno.
2ucin 40.

G. oiene ollen Sd)tpeItern Sllr &C..
fGlliren Mahrid,t. oaB nGd)ite Ser
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quit, punft 8 llbr uhenos, ltuttfinoet.
Die Sfpeitern iino erilldbt alle ulls
iuelenp 5u iein. SSns &onitee fiir
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oen folgenoe SdipeItcrn ernannt ::
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bio mo Soro llntf).
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beten Sic an 2512 @aibington ct.
su bciuhen. gSir piinlhen baloige
9eiiN:llng.
Nfaria &lpB, Sefr.
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SilberJrd)seit.

9ie Silberbob5ei. hon &errn @eorg
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30. Sir.,- 2orain, mar elm srobes gr-
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2lms Ges 2l,,ecles
Nodlscits1lpfcn.

Pm Samstag. Sen 20. Suli, fnnh
in Cos angelcS IN ser @ilibire Sebhs
ing GIapel Sic S:ollmg bon Serrn
sllfcrt Uiltit; nit ;srilllein either
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SalUelaaner Hdnif.

s!n; %. SuIi b!elteu oie Salpelag=
ner Saloslel,te .ibr Yidnid in Some
lteao, Ea., ab Gs .uar cine quite ,uo
lhoHt llnterbaltmlls init Srelnoen
uno SuErslelten, sic iid icit pieleu
SSdhrcn uiht 9e'eten boben. slaes
iuar ;l,nl 9eitett u:to mir batten cine
gut, 3sit in oem i>nonen @alo. Sic
les mar hus slueit: Salpelogner @if-
ni+ rn> fiir oas fommenoe Sabr ioa
huS sSiCfnif IN Nelu Cattle, Ea, itott.
iinoe1. Cas Yitni'f luar beiudt pon
9onc< l',.ten bon Meip Cattle, Sarrell
lno Sulnelteob. 2llm nGhiten nal
hoi'eu iplr oaB ulle Sopelagner sl,.
iunuen fcmmen iiir lnieren 9auoss
Iel,te Sag.
@eid)enec iuurbcn gegeben ser Ill
teitcr Sruu, Suinnna Weprih, Ser
nitteiIlteiten. &atbrino aromer, ,no
ser iiirgIten iSrau. 1sriebo @eprid,.
Sit Ge'G;enfc tuaren seipenoct bon
sSrou Sarah Mtttler aus Sbarcn,
En. Sin ih9lcr ,I1nf Dem &pnlitec,
Dos ailes 10 Gut l;no if)ou beltellt
bate. @tit S,oifluug, oaB aue Salpe.
lagner jrm !l1d,iten Gif,if fpmmen
oninit ;u;: mrs allc nod eiunal tpic.
oeriehci1. SerSlihen @r,,B an ale.
Beorg @eprif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-01
Nus Saleat, Obto
3iueia 10.

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libit ,rnlabnt, oaB Die nGhite monat.
lid)e @eriemmll,na oes 3lpeis 19 am
,Sreit.J, Sen 2. Nmglit, piinftlid
I'm 80 llbr ahenos abgebalten
miro.
Die @eamten eriuden ane Bri.
Der, oieier 8erianmllng bei5uipob.
men, oa iebr midtiae 8eidGite au er.
lecisen iino. s(uRerbem bitten mir
al'd ale 8riioer piinftlih 5u er=
ifs!ner fir Die 0eriammlune, oamit
ielbc 5llr ieitgeiabten Stlinoe er0iinet
,mo infolseoeiien oud friib gu Gnbe
gebret:t meroen fann. '"i
&c Ictte Gerianmlumg IieB piel
3n irii:iden iibrig mas Beiu6 an
belansic, troeoem tpie setpobnIid oie
griiocr, Die gegertpdrtig iuaren, iid
nit nefem unb eifrigem asntereiie an
Sen @eifGiten oes Yereins beteilig-
ten. Aber cine fleine banopou bon
Wtitgliesern alle:n iollen rliht nit
ben rielcn pcridieoenen Mngelegen.
Better Die fit oas @obliein uno @e-
oeiean oes Sereins auffommen, be.
lditiat er6en, ioncern alle Witglieoer
ioater Iid benliihen ben 8eriamm.
lilngen bei5lliuobner nno iih an allen
ben angelegenbeiten uno @eiddften
bee gtreins beteiligen.
sllio nodmals ale @riioer iino
eriud,t ia Der ndhiten monatlihel