davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Todoy's Short Wave

6:15-Berlin, Operatta Melodies.
DJL, 1911 meg, 1919 m.
6:35-Budapest, Hungarian Dance.
HATS, 962 meg, 31.17 m.
7:00-Moscow, Broadcast in Eng
lish. RV96, 1924 meg,
1919 M; RNE, IL meg, 25 m.
7:30-London, News. GSD. Ills
meg, 255 m; Csc, 958 meg,
31.3 m.
6:05-Tokio, Violin Solo. JLS2,
l7.84 meg. 1853 m.
8:3O-Vatican City, News and Com
ment. 95 meg, 31.O6 m.
8:40-Rome, Opera, Band Concert,
Light Music. 2RO3. 31.15 m;
2RO4, 25 40 m: 2RO6. 1851 m.
9:3O-Berlin, American Musicians
From Berlin. DJL. 1911
meg, 1919 m; DJD. 11.77
meg, 254 m; DXB, e.61
meg. 312 m.
1O:0o-London. A Sunday Service.
Csc, 9.58 meg. 31.3 m.
10:00-Rome, News. 2RO3. Bis m:
2RO4, 25 40 m; 2RO6. 1851 m.
11:00-London, Full News Bulletin.
Csc, 9.58 meg, 31.3 m.
800 am.-Moscow, English Period.
RV96, 1884 meg, 1877 m.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
0AnI0 FOR THE
COMING
PROGRAMS WEEK
Todoy's High Lights

(AU Times PM. Unless IndicatedJ
HOO a.m.-WMAL, Julia Charol,
contralto, and Frederick wilkins,
f1utist. are featured soloists at the
Radio City Music Hail.
Variations on Theme by Tschai-
kowsky" Arensky
"pla,sir d,Amouf' Quartet Martin,
julia Charol.
"Pastorale and, Rondo" Emile Desportis
O. spanisR iFSs NSne Fo0e5t sfneVan shnm
Julia Charol
TWO Indian sketches Lamor strinsfeld
(b) Green Corn Dance"
Frederick wilkins
Andante and Finale Piano Quartet"
Henrietta schumann
l1:30 am.-WRC, Development of
aviation from Civil War days to
the present is dramatized on
Wings Over America.
2:00-WJSV, Five recently dis
covered dances by Strauss are fea-
tured by Howard Barlow and the
Columbia Symphony:
Overture and Dream Music" from
"Haensel and Gretel' Humperdinck
ntpHCiJ A'o' iOI AL - NlllOI
Clock -- HAYDN
1ds,c,. PoIka," ;, "Telssgrafscne Depeschen
'Ballg 'schichten Walzer."
j. Strauss. 3r.
3:30-WMAL, Diva Dinah Shore
supplies the vocals with popular
music as interpreted by the Basin
Street Chamber Music Society.
6:0O-WOL, Don Arres, tenor, is So
loist with Bob Stanleys orchestra
on Tropical Serenade."
7:00-WMAL, Edwin Macarthur Is
guest conductor for the Summer
Symphony:
"Fingars Cave" Mendelssohn
Peer Gynt Suite" Grieg
Afternoon ..4Ite Of Faun,, Debussy
"1S12 Overture Tschaikowsy
7:0O-WRC, The Bishop and the
Gargoyle," comedy mystery crime
series, returns to the air.
7:00-WJSV, Nat Curtis baseball
play, The Cockeyed Wonder" is
the Columbia Workshop feature.
8:00-WJSV, Sunday in the Park"
is the theme of the Summer Eve
ming Hour, with Jessica Drag
onette. James NeWill and Leith
Stevens orchestra
Shake Down the Stars" Orchestra.
chorus DeLange
Waltz Hugette" miss Drasonettei.
The Penguin" Orchestral Scott
Little Boy Blue" tMr NeWiIn Neyin
How Can I Ever Be Alone" Orchestral.
Sunday in the Park" (music-drama
tlzatlon by ensemblel
Anything Goes" tensemble) - Porter
Jurame" tMiSs Dragonettel Grever
WITHOUT Song tMr Newiln Youmans
Row Row Row Your Boat Cor-
Medley from Roberta" tensembleT, rfd; a.
8:30-WRC, Frank Mum, tenor
sings Beautiful Dreams as his
featured solo on the American
Album of Familiar Music.
9:05-WOL, Marion Claire is soIoist
with Henry WeberS concert Or
chestra on the WOR Symphonic
Hour.
9:30-WRC, the first Sunset SYM
phony is heard from the Water
Gate with DR.. Hans Kinder con-
Quoting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
New Y.W.C.A.
I ERIN Opening

A new spring term OF classes
for both children and adults will
open next Monday, April /, in the
gym and swimming pool of the
Tacoma Y. w. c. A.
Planned particularly for the
younger members are the SWIM
ming classes. Every Friday after
noon, it is planned this spring,
there viii be beginners class for
both boys and girls five to eight
years OF age. Junior Health club
girls, six to IA, will swim every
Saturday morning from 8 to IL
o'clock.
Glasses in the gym will include
tennis, golf, tap dancing, badmin-
ton, weight normalizing and tiny
tots rhythms. Definitely scheduled
is a tap dancing class for six TO
i2-year-olds Saturday mornings at
IL and tennis classes for junior
girls Thursdays at 4 p. m.
Medical examinations for the
spring term will be given Mondays
at 4:30 and Thursdays at $50.
Y. w. c. A. staff members an
nouneed a free get-acquainted
week to run from April / to 6
when any class on the schedule
may be tried out. More details
can be learned by calling the
Y. w. G. A, Broadway 41sl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Denies Plot TO
Ransom Plane

kEEFERS, Il. Crank Strut
eel, British Columbia trapper
came out OF the bush today to
deny he was holding a wrecked
United States army air corps
plane which crashed near here last
year for ransom.
Strutcel said the wreckage was
lying. covered with snow. 5000
feet up on mountain at the head
Of Douglas creek. and that he
was willing to lead u. S. authori-
ties to II at any time
Lieut.. Edward Saxon and Pi-
waite William Shane bailed out OF
the plane after becoming lost
while on a flight from Spokane
To Seattle last autumn.
Strutcel found the plane a
month ago. and last week il was
reported he was demanding a re-
ward for divulging its location.
The trapper said the reports We're
quite untrue"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27


another season OF Americans mos
Winter quarters Of Ringing
Brothers. Barnum and Bailey were
astir and visitors were barred. as
roustabouts loaded the freshly
painted cages and spsngled equip
ment on the long trains that will
pun out for New York Thursday.
Press agents were strewing their
multi-syllable adjectives over the
nation. Supporting their claims
were new acts from Europe and a
streamlined big topr-a $50 by
24o-foot tent with a bright blue
top punctured with blazing red
stars.
One new act Is that of Alfred
Court, a French animal trainer.
Court will bring together in the
same cage tigers, lions. polar bears.
black leopards and two great
Danes. He uses only a whip to
keep order.
Frank Braden, the number one
press agent, modestly describes it
as the most sensational animal act
in the world.
A giant ACKNOWLEDGING unit for
the tent and menageries was
packed and ready TO roll.
Ringing Brothers circus opens
April in New York for months
run, then Boston for two weeks
and Baltimore May IS.
Gargantua, the giant gorilla who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Here Too Long,
But Must STAY

Joseph ID. TEX Sanford figures
he has been in Tacoma too long,
but Judge Joseph Mallery ruled
in police court Monday afternoon
that he must stay longer.
Accused of disorderly conduct
on the complaint of C. F. Imme,
who said Sanford pulled knife
and cut him in a downtown alter
cation Saturday afternoon, San
ford was convicted and fined S25
and costs. He went to Jail to serve
the fine.
A barber by trade, Sanford
denied he intended any harm. or
that he ever had been in serious
trouble before. I've lived here
is years and eight days - just
eight days too long he told the
court. Imme testified that San
ford grabbed a woman acquaint-
ance and said he interviewed to
prevent injury to her. His little
finger was cut slightly, he said
The woman did not appear against
Sanford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Stewart Holds
Lead Over Lee
School Vocation
All Next Week

Growth Of Tacoma's south end
was shown clearly Tuesday in a
eheck-up Of school attendance
figures.
This year James p. Stewart
junior high school at So. 50th and
Pacific ave. consistently has main
tanned lead over Jason Lee,
largest school in that grade. at
6tL and sprague ayes. Latest
check on attendance showed 1,122
at Stewart TO 1.109 at Jason Lee.
Tacoma, incidentally. still has
the largest high school In the state
OF Washington, recent figures from
Olympia show. First days at
tendance totals published show
Lincoln high school leading all
others with 2,45s pupils.
Next high schools in line were
Roosevelt in Seattle, with 2.440:
Lincoln in Seattle, with 2,26I:
Stadium in Tacoma. 2.166; Lewis
4 Clark, Spokane, Ais, and Car
field. Seattle, 1908. II total en-
rollment at the present time at
Lincoln high is taken, it amounts
TO 3.127 students.
All the city's $4,000 pupils and
most OF the 1900 more in the re-
of the county were pre-
pairing this week for their spring
vacation next week, April l to 4.
In the county, II is optional with
local school boards 10 take the
spring vacation or cut school
shorter in the summer, but most
schools follow the citys lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Mrs. Hopkins
Is Appointed

Appointment OF Mrs. NJ. Myrtle
Hopkins as state manager of the
Samaritan Life association was
announced. recently by c. Harold
Richter, president of the supreme
council in Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. Hopkins served as assistant
manager under Mrs. Bessie Reh-
berg. who was forced TO resign re-
Gently because of i'll health.
The local council meets in Emer-
son hall. At the last meeting, the
council, of which A. Elmore Hop
kins is president and Mrs. Lissie
Smith, vice president, adopted
resolutions commencing the ap-
pointment Of Mrs. Hopkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Petitions For Light
Denied By Council

For various reasons, Utilities
Commissioner DAWSON recon-
mended denial of numerous petit
tions for street lights and the
council concurred Monday.
Although 1910 street light funds
are exhausted, DAWSON recon-
mended granting OF petitions for
the following lights II some way
can be found to finance them:
Ea. d, saith to e6th SITS; the
800 block on No. Stadium way;
So. 10th St. at Traitor. Prospect,
Wapato and Fife SITS; at So. 5sth
and A SITS; So. Verde. at 18th and
18th SITS; No. 9th. from Proctor
to Stevens sts.: and on So. saith
between X and NJ SITS.
Estimates OF cost win be pre-
pared and considered by the coun-
ell in committee Of the whole.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Iow was ready 70 roll today into
typical entertainment-the circus.
spends his spare time thinking up
schemes to trap his trainer. was
ready to travel after a pleasant
winter here in his $4,000 air-con-
ditioned cage
The big gorilla has been one Of
the best drawing attractions dis
covered by the Ringlings in years.
He has a nine-foot arm spread and
can turn heavy automobile tire
inside out with mere flip of his
hairy wrist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

passenger service with a big speed
boat. sailed in the merchant ma
rine. has fished in the Grand Banks
schooners and trawlers.
Taylor has been around the wa
ter and ships In the Sound and on
the coast, but discounts any such
experience OF his own. For the
time being. he'll confine himself
TO the responsible job OF tending
Wizard: before long. however, he
intends to qualify himself as a
diver.
Partnership Launched
Making desperate effort, the
pair provided the necessary
finances between them.
First investment In equip
mcnt was boat--May b. ii.
OF considerable interest herself.
abe was built in Seattle in 1907
for the Balloon Lumber Co. as a
towboat.
Later she was remodelled, and
carried passengers between Ballard
and Kingston for several years.
Then Foss bought her and made
her into tug again. and as such
she worked for them for II years.
A few years ago Foss sold her.
but the deal didn't take: later they
sold her again. but she was wreck
ed and sunk, and they had TO sal
wage her and thereby repossessed
her. She's just the ticket for her
new work.
NAY B. II is a wooden double
ender So feet long, and Is now
painted battleship grey.
AlI-Important Gear
Next in order came acquisition
of diving equipment.
Nobody can cut corners In that
II Is an interesting
fact that an average mans body
total surface. that isis under
a total of 32,40o pounds pressure
on land at sea-level.
However. diver in SO feet of
water sustains a total surface pres
sure on his body of $4,000 pounds.
That total increases a half-pound
per square inch OF body-surface
for each additional foot he goes
down.
Thus, perhaps. 1t Is understand
able that a divers helmet such as
Taylor and Wizard are using costs
$225. Their rubberized canvas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

dress costs $50. Rubber gloves
and clamps cost $40. Brass slip
pers. belts. weights-they'n wear
200 pounds of lead for ordinary
local work hose, pumps, etc,
all make for an impressive bill OF
expenses.
Hand Signals
Unusual in this day and age, the
boys will use the tirse honored
lifeline signals in lieu of the tele-
phone they have yet to purchase.
just In case You intend 10
become = diver, here are the
signals used:
One jerk means 4 am okeh" !;
two means Tower away or give
me slack: three means Il am
coming up; four means haul me
up: five means send me a rope" !:
two one means Il understand" +;
three-two means more air.; four
three means less air" That's all
a diver gets TO say once he's In the
briny.
The other half OF the diving
team, the tender, uses these:
One jerk means are you okeh ?"
or. when the diver is coming up.
stop; two means you are up
too far. go down; three means
stand : by TO come up; four
means come up; two-one means
II understand: four quick jerks
repeated means danger or emer-
gency."
Thus equipped with diving gear.
signals, a nice historic and service
able boat - and a job salvaging
copper bars that have fallen over
board at the smelter-Taylor &
Wizard. divers, are at your service
this week and henceforth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Argument Over
Hulf-Dollur Futul

GOLD BEACH, Ore. = Frank
Pennington. 40-year-old war vet
eran, was charged with second
degree murder Tuesday in the
fatal stabbing Of Harry Hawkins,
IS.
Authorities were informed that
the stahbing climaxed an argu-
ment over the possession Of so
cents. Hawkins was stabbed in
the abdomen. allegedly with a
butcher knife welded by Penning-
ton. a -..-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
0keh Bill for Relief
OF Needy Indians

WASHINGTON-The house In
dian affairs committee fsvorably
reported bill authorizing expendi-
ture of $4,000 900 for relief to
needy Indians. including those who
are natives of Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
~ - - As~
EJ1G[JI19
Yzz3zziS1E33 - -

This week marks the revival of little maritime pro-
fesion which Tacoma has been without for years
Meet Taylor and Wizard, salvage divers
of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Kansas Nurse Does
Heavy Travelling

KANSAS CITY, Kas. Miss
Louise Petry, Wyandotte county
school nurse, Travelled more than
1000 miles-two-thir the dis
lance around the world-in serv-
ing rural schools of the county
during 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

When yon need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement OF
attic for discarded articles. This
viii bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

eomans who. until recently, were
working at the smelter. Bob Wizard
Is IS years old and the mechanical
influence: Gu Taylor is 81 years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Circus on Wheels Again; New
Season Opens for Ringlings

SARASOTA, F1s-The big show ready % ron toda
season Americans typical entertainmenhe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

old and came in
from the bust
hess end. Both
are married.
Wizard. despite
his appar ent
youth. did con-
siderable diving
at Bonn eville
D m d urin G
{ o st ruction.
has worked on
siredges. owned
A.I AAx.-t-I
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
0icbrrtafel Hamendjur.

SlIlen Sdnserinner ipiro aur
aenntnis ee5rad)!. bo5 Die reseIn6.
Gigea Yroben ON 8nnnerstag ben
la SSanuar, ipieser ansefansen ia.
Ben. Fr feb ten 5rar preIe S1neerin.
ben. gs feLlten spar ciele Sdngerinl
gen leifab, Die Sdnscrinnen iino ie.
bod 7ebeten ron binfcrt ben 8efang,
ftnnA"n re:slmasig be;5lttuobnen.
pelt"a ieoen Donnerslass obenbs 8
ubr IN @it'eite Sahirnbeim itattiin.
ben 9cBt ,,ns oas neue Snbr piinft.
litb fpin, tuenn mir 8 llbr onfangen,
to'nan mir 10 l!hr a,;fb6ren.
stm erit,n Sonnerstas i'm Monat
bdlt Der 9cmenGor i'ine geriamm.
l't:,q n ab, oerbunben nit 8eburts.
tagpartie u,'o bic anoeren Donners.
toae tpiro geprobt. 8itte bies sur
:terntnis su netmen Mlle itimmfe.
sabt;n ssraHen uro waoden eriuden
tnir freuno.id)'t, iid bem 0nnen9or
0ieoartaiel ansult tlieBen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

esn Der am 4. Sanuar absebaltenen
9eriammll,ns tp,roen bic neuen Be-
cmt,nnen In ibr' slerter einseiett,
oursb uniera gr.prdfioentin aatba.
rina Trdgn"r. gs tpuroe Den gean1.
tiilnen ans Seri selegt, oas @obI
l'ir @cite bes 9omerhors itets for
Gus"n a, bahalter. mas audi aIle Der.
iprn hen.
ss:rner moehte ib oen S1nserinnen
tcfannt sphpn. bab 3fpeie 81 ben
Nanten6or eingeluoen tat, am 4. Sc.
9rnac be'm Sanfett nit elmer ODER
;pei Tummern am Hroeramm tell.
su,.eslnen. 8itte alio riinftl d. in ben
Sinn'tunben 81 eribeinen, oamit mir
GDre ainleaen fonnen fir ben @erein.
Gle naf,ite @eriammluns oes Sic,
Sartc'el Damennors finoet am Don,
nerstaa, Der 1. sseDruar, abenos,
Itatt. Mnidtiebeno Geburtstaesieier.
3ie Damen Sie i'm Sanuar uno Sc.
bri,ar @eb,lrtstae baben, mosen bite
Stu I'm brinoen,
/, &atbarina ainn, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
reitLasen getrrtfen lpcrben audi fiji

reitLasen getrrtfen lpcrben audi fir
lln'c. .hnltuneen non Der 9iibne.
SON oem giisn pplen mir nur
% pie! psrroter, bns mir Elm edit
'adii!nes giien porbsreiten, beimee,
mu:.;tc @nrit nod iabliiGem Ge.
traf. 9itte bebaItet eub bieien Gag
'rei Cs 1T DER ein3lgs Gag inn ssabr,
100 mir uns non nah uno fern oils
iaf)ii5-'e griiOer uno ,sreluoe bel ei.
nen, fleinen Gldsden begriiben f6n.
nen ND uns erfre,en uns nod elm.
MO! oon oen s:lten alten 2eiten Su
untri hn!tcn.
s. Ger Grlunrti,na ale griiSer be.
lrii;cn 81 tornen ,eitnet nit lGd,
ilhCrl Grub
Cas arrcn9ier.nesfomitee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

IN ale sdipeitern, beren Grepn.
be unb 8onner erestt bic bersllhe
gin!aouns au Der am Donnerstae.
Den 3. Getruor 7:S0 llbr abenbs.
i'm Weitieits soHienb''m itattfinben.
ben Nam.nstaafeier ~ ebren Der
Mlt,Iieoer nit bern Namen: Sdra.
9crrthea, suianna. Maria, asnetba
Glennor. 2ouiip. Bertha. @ertrub
uno Matb'lba. aur Torberuns treuer
'sre.abiha:t unb @emiitlidfett foluie
sur stdrtLns or aranfenfaife. Gin
oortrafflih's 0om!tee lit iebr bemiibt.
oie1sr Ibenb 10 een,'B. unb erfols'
reit pie nod nis suprr su eeitdlten.
Der iibl' he serinee gintrittsprets
Dbl tbt pie gelpobnlid, alles bisberis
sebotene Elm unh 1T borausiihtli4
iebr iibertrpffeno ssplant. 0erraten
wci'' mir nitts bon bsm Wielen oas
,ebnten tpi'n, beniitt SIC @eleaenbeit
'iir ein turfl'h blllises @ersniieen
!uira perba:rst. formt aIle, brinat
slre Sreunhe unteriti'st euren Der.
Elm Il, Tre,ihe hes Srh1mmenieins.
Sben senannte Wamen iinb freuno.
lid .riud)t ettnas ppn benz suten
Seitraehdd mt,ubrinaen.
ginem sahlreiher geiuh entge.
gcni*beno 5eidn"t
Tas aomitee.
ter &. M., SefretGrin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

s'ahI Der Gels1len fir bic n1dite
Eonnentipn nraenon,wen ipir6.
Sic SetretGre iper0en tpie iiblih
irii1pc nnp 'lenh ieln unb 3aDllngen
cntes1enebmen. Ollie rifltGnS. gen
afits!ieoer iino frbl. eriu6t, iih gut.
iietPrh si r'oh'n.
ltcblides aaifectrdnsfen nit Gar.
teni! iel finoet Itctt.
3 rertu6nuen lei nod. oaB uniere
'dbr':thes gcnfett Go,nerstag, ben
I. Mdrs, ab9,haIter miro. sllio
St;'reitern tereitet eufl Dor fir o:eie
,dbriid,e frDbliHe 3ulammentunIt.
s.. M., Sefr.
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aleini i6elfer Heidjina.

~'"~sSS OeV"vS~0s
De ale'1ihelter 0,nosreute boben
es itt 'oreenommen. nod I6ngerem
Shl'unmer bic CUTE aIte GoI9ina.
1eipr tuie6,r at3utolten uno 3tpor
UNI 24 Gebruar. Inn 8 l1br abenos,
int Weitie.te sohienbeim, 1901 Sc.
niion gpe. Gs Bat Elm riibriees So.
mitce tie Irrang;er,rn6 iibernommen
lno piro alles e,nieter bieien Mben6
~ <nem Der unbereebIi9iten 3u ee.
itaIten.
&c per6sn in ein padr 1ogen 6os
aoin:tee Bel a1en 3cn6SIeuten tor.
ipreehen uns bic gintrittstorten fit
eic'en IbenS abaeben. 60 if fd5on
fir elm feineS GNen fotpie CUTE Msuiif
eeio:at tporoen.
Tlio merte 0anosIe,te. bier ia.
sen mir tuiebs .1nn,aI Weleeenbeit,
lu,s nad olts. elite unb @ebroa,&
5u 1ntcrba!ten unb peri9ieoenes bon
Der alien &eina! gu crfobren. @itte
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Sahicntae>Kentitee
pcriantntlmno

Ia: Srett az oeI ?. sS,hruar. 2 llbr
abp1os finoet i'm sseifeite 2 .t';en,
5eia. liriere nitite Sisuns itai' Ii i
>ie',s Sssabr De @orbcr"itunso, fir
Dem sobicniao rcdtieitia 5u t'oficn.
Uelrer ale S0d:'ridle. Srgo.,iiotio
nen freua6'idIt erilldJt, lire polle
Set:retl'ns 5u oieier Sislns y. len.
Sen :Sn oie'er e sl'ng 'tnoet ID. IL
9ni, ser 9 'omtpr itatt
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gss Der st. Suhnnnes aird)en.
Gene n0e.

elaer Sdpeitern uno Sreunoen sur
Rad rid1t, oab 81, SfipeItern tpelhe
aui zen Namen Woria Suionno uno
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&urtenpartie
oero"'taIten Der ltrberihub sebt an
oer Saufonb Ser 8emeinoe. sllle
Wlclieocr Der Nemeinoe uno ssreun.
>e po'ocn auis be-ilihite eingelaoen
f Fi bcte Iigen. Ger gintritt III
,lon 25 Gents unb tei ieoen Gid
pirr Gin if)6ren Greis eeeeben.
ytnt bcm Sp;eI miro aaffee une
aut"n ieruiert tpcrben. Nof)maIs
6itien mir I'm e,ner suten Beiut).
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Trmendjor sarpn'a Weamten.
Snitalliernna

Gle geamten. .Snitcllieruns bes
garcnhor sarnnia fano seneins
'1lai.!if nit hem @eiansperein Gin.
tratlt.Serman;a cm 13. Sanuar itatt.
5oIeenoe geamt;nnen tpurben in
iuiirhieer Weife ron s1nserin Roia
Tctri in ibre slemter eineefiibrt:
YrHiibentiu. Ta's,Ibe Siearto;
I. gi3esNrdi, Earie ytehner;
}. Si5es 9ilba Tbellmann;
Hrut GET, &aibarinc sdeel;
Sin sSetr lottt Soffmann;
sf,asm.. peo.u,a SrobIif;
GeripaIterinnen. Sar, @rob. gIiTabetb
Siihler Nnra 0uaneid;
Nrd,iparirnen. 5eIen Rerneneel.
eilba sbellmunn. Ssbtpie Gr0bti9;
s'iuiiffon,;tee. s,lls Siaarto. &atb.
VrerI, eliIabetb 5,idler.
Had Der Snite!Iieruns beiber Der.
Gin, tprrbe e:n feines Giien ierpiert.
Gar r1ui fol1te ons 1trsramm. 9lls
Sua:tne..iter fltreierte unier balieb.
ter Girigett H:of. Mnbreas gsifo.
!aus. IS luuroer iebr piele CUTE @e.
ben aehalten, es lit iseoh unmoslih
icber e:r5e ren "a er.p1bnen. Seooh
in ser aniprade bon s1ngerin Netri
III: be nit tiefer 0onfrorfeit Der aus.
'hcihpnoen Sefr. aath 20pria ae.
oa&t. tueld,s piele Sabre in treuer
arGc': ben. @ere!n oIs Beamter ae.
oien' una ies. an elmer id,peren
Gsarfbeit l.ioet un6 ins &oipital
:i5e, Eiihrt .ueroer mGhte. Gs tpurbe
bre haloise @ensiurs ae,piinidt.
Sebr gut sefie. auf oas bersise
S:neTpiel Der bs,6en SGnserinnen
gliia5eth 2oetp uAo Sennp aber.
s(ls @ait hatt'u mir bic Gbre. Die
5rlieIte Nra'ioentin oes S,peis 4. ST.
aFarie Senreges. BEL uns au baben.
ueIte aud einse asorte an bei6e
Ser",ne ridtete.
I-euhie iiber:diht tpor bic aus.
'dc!Saree Yrdf. Suii NRebner iiber
>as 'hone eaeident. ippldes ibr sl,n
S1lf fit ihre treue Mrbeit OILS Sr6I.
libcrteiht r,,rbe. ,posur iie ber;l dit
hantte un6 berirraH, aud tpeiter,
ruenn immcr es oerlonst mirb. gum
Scitea oes 9ereins 3u orbeiten.
.3ur @er:iitIi1teit tam es lber.
tai,+t nidt. 6o bic 3cit iebr poree.
:iidt mar uuo mm an eos &eimseben
oen'en mus4e
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GaI6ingsboG.

Ser Irauen Yereir Der Eeutid.
gemsinbe bGlt ie,nen i6brliden
Gaidinssbll1 am Samstag, ben L..
Gehracr, int Weitieite Sahienbeim.
70Lt Denton Ipe. al Weiteres ba.
riibcr in Der nahiten Museabe bes
Wolfsblattes.
Gnmn Sartmann, sefr.