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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18
COTTON QUOTAS
TO BE- DISCUSSED
Institutional Meeting viii BE
Held In Whiteville On
Monday Morning

An Institutional meeting for per-
sons in charge of cotton marketing
quota records for this district will
be held Monday morning beginning
at 9 O'Clock in Whiteville. Those
attending the meeting from Will
mington are R. w. Galphin, coun-
ty agent, Miss Elizabeth Morris,
who is in charge of the cotton
marketing quota for New Hanover
county, and Mrs. Lena May
! Briggs.
All persons in charge of cotton
marketing quota records have
been asked by the state office in
Raleigh to contact ginners a n d
layers, who, the department said,
should attend the meetings in their
respective districts.
In a letter to the county farm
agent of this county the state agent
realized that the fullest conven-
fence can not be accorded as to
which county meeting its repre-
sentative should attend, however,
it asked that the schedule be adj
hered to for the reason that each
county will have only a limited
space to take care of its meetings.
The county farm office made it
clear to all persons attending these
meetings to be familiar with and
have on hand forms Cotton 407
and 4o8, part II, when they at
tend the meeting. They are also
expected to have their 1910 file Of
letters and Cotton BOT and 308.
A summary of progress of the
work accomplished in each coun-
ty will be composed at this meet
ing tomorrow. It is believed that
all counties will be able to COM
plete records through the deliver
ing of the marketing cards since
there is practically no difference
between the 1889 and 1910 records
up to that point. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18

Ohio's first glass plant was built
at GAINESVILLE in 1915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18
MARRIAGES

Five white couples secured mar
riage permits during the past week
at the office of Adrian B. Rhodes,
register of deeds, as follows:
James B. Pickett, 81, of 22O IL
Kenwood avenue, and Miss Marie
Register, 20, of 1918 Carolina ave-
nue..
Richard Spivey, 81, of Charlotte,
and Miss Frances Hazel Rivenbark,
10, of Wilmington.
B. L. Prince, %, of 2O4 Nun
street, and Miss Adeline Edwards,
"a, of 224 South Fourth street.
Fred johnson, 26, and Miss Cleon
Holder, "a, both of Asheboro.
Willie Davidson, Al, and Miss Ia
bitha Bordeaux, 80, both of Will
4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18
Lilys, $4,000 Strong,
Gathering For Reunion

FLAT TOP, W. Va, Aug. IT,
R-Cousin Abe Lilly, who can give
lessons in mass production family
reunions, polished off a stump speech
that will embroidery two days of
music and oratin' and proclaimed,
"We'll have $4,000 here again. to.
day and tomorrow.
He was referring to the eleventh
annual reunion of the amazing Lii
lys, who themselves number more
than $4,000 and attract more thou
sands Of friends to their jamboree
on the twin hills which mark this
waypoint on the southern West Vir-
ginia map.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18

THANKS for your wonderful reception Of our new
Direct Reduction plan Of lending. 1t has delighted
hundreds who have investigated. II is the perfect
plan Of home financing-interest and PRINCIPAL
reduces monthly. The net cost is small and the
initial cost has been reduced to the minimum
Why not follow the crowds to the CAR0LINA-it
pays. If you have the proper security-we have
the money. Ours is a choice loan-you will want
ii. ."~ .'-. .--
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18

The Spanish Main properly is
the shore of the mainland south
of the Caribbean sea and includes
the Atlantic side of the Isthmus
OF Panama.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
By John Lear,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

man to know what Adolf Hitler does and
wants. And Hitler is the man the State
Department in Washington knows least
about because the United States Anbas-
sador has long since been withdrawn
from Berlin.
Mr.. Taylor's world wide business con-
nections will be no drawback in his Job
of sounding out peace sentiment. Al
though there has been nothing in the
news to suggest this, it may possibly be
something more than coincidence that
Fritz Thyssen, another steel magnate, is
NOW in Switzerland, just over the Alps
from Italy. Herr Thyssen, one of the
German miAonaires who backed Hitler
in his rise to power, is now in exile from
the Nazis He has been pointed out fire.
quently as potential supporter of any
possible German move to unseat Hitler
as a preliminary to peace.
Seeks Most Promising Course.
There is no telling where the results
of MIR. Taylor's work will turn up. They
may be embodied in a message from
President Roosevelt to the European
powers. They may come. out in the form
of peace suggestions from some French,
English, italian or even German states
man. 1t will all depend on what course
seems most likely to succeed.
Whether he can do anything construc-
tive or not, one thing is certain-his
movements and his plans won't "leak"
prematurely. He is reporting only to
President Roosevelt in the utmost, per-
sonal confidence. That word "only"
should be in capital letters. For Mr..
Taylor is close-mouthed, even to his
friends. He once defined his idea of
publicity as "a brief mention of birth,
marriage and death"
Generations of New Englanders lie be-
hind this facade which newcomers often
find pompous, but which friends say
fades into warm sincerity on longer ac-
quaintance. His ancestors were among
the first American settlers. He has
checked upon them through years of
enthusiastic membership in the New
York Genealogical and Biographical So
SASoJ' AAAo pAAAO Al W1ClAl 10 4Ck1CCUCO AL
the coats-of-arms and family trees that
swarm over his Office walls. His country
home in Locust valley, Long Island, was
built by one Of them some 400 years
back.
His heritage f1om that direction is
buttressed by the Arm simplicity of
Quaker parents. Like all Quakers, they
hated war and had high sense of re-
sponsibility to their fellow men.
: 1T Is hard to tell where this Quaker
upbringing ends and where Mr.. Taylor's
own Episcopal conscience Che is prom
irent in that church begins. At any
rate, some strong moral force moved
him to volunteer for social service when
he retired as chairman Of the board Of
United States Steel In April Of 1898.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

tsee TAYLOR, Page C-3o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-04
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Dinner, Monarch Club, Lafayette
Hotel, $50 pm
Smoker, Senators Club Alumni OF
Catholic University, Wardman Park
Hotel. pm
Dinner dance, International Trade
Composition Association, Wardman
Park Hotel, s pm. ..... ..,s,-
Meeting, International Federation
of Catholic Alumni, Mayfower Ho-
tel. $50 pm.
Dance, Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, Wardman Park Hotel, 10
pm.
Convention, International Trade
Composition Association, Wardman
Park Hotel, all day.
Meeting, Civil Aeronautics All
thority, Raleigh Hotel, all day.
Meeting, S. A E. Alumni, 1929
Connecticut avenue NV, 8 pm.
Dance and card party, Ladies
Auxiliary, Knights of st. John
knights of Columbus Club, 10th and
K streets NV, 9 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, American Council on
Education, Mayflower Hotel, 10 am
Luncheon, Lawyers Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 1915 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Board of
Trade, Mayf1ower Hotel, 1890 pm
Dance, Bee Wee Club, Wardman
Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Convention, International Trade
Composition Association, Wardman
Park Hotel, all day.
Meeting, Civil Aeronautics Board
Raleigh Hotel, all day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-04
Additional Leaders
In " Membership
Drive Named
Divisions Designated
As Army, Navy, Marines
And Aviution

Additional division and team
leaders for the Central Y. M c. A. S
annual membership campaign, to
be launched October 10. were named
yesterday by Charles H. Hillegeist,
campaign director.
In keeping with the preparedness
Idea, the campaign slogan is For
Health Defense-Join the Y. Nj. C.
A" and the divisions for the men,
bership drive are to be known as
Army, Navy, Marines and Aviation.
The division leaders, team cap
tains and secretaries are as follows:
Army-Thomas j. Frailey, division
leader; F. K. McTyier, secretary
and Floyd D. Akers, adviser. Team
captains, Daniel Arnold, Glen Ma
loney. David Linden and Ted w
Cook; secretaries, Dr. James A. Bell
S. J. Kicker, r. H. Gaber and A. D.
Robertson.
Navy-George f. Harris, division
leader; Page NICK. Etchison, secre-
tary. and George B. Burrus, adviser
Team captains, Tom Dobson. Lee
Barbash, Dean Harvey and Frank
Federspiel; team secretaries. F. B.
McKillip, Mars DeGast, w. T. Fry
and William E. HutZell.
Marines-Harold D, Kraft, divi-
sion leader; E. A. Drumm, secretary,
and Minor Hudson, adviser. Team
captains, William S. Stanley, Robert
c. Merritt, Cecil B. Ray and Harry
Knight; secretaries, Ralph w. Fos-
ter, Joe Aronoff, Leo Herndon and
Donald Riley.
Aviation-Arthur c. Pearson, di-
vision leader; Alton H. HOLSTER, jr.,
secretary, and Edgar Morris. adj
wiser. Team captains, Charles NJ.
Schwab, Kenneth c. Buker. Harry
Brescia and Charles R. Yates; sec
retaries, E. S. LaFetra, R. B. Nor
gan, Ralph L. Lewis and Edward H.
Thacker.
The campaign will be launched
at rally-meeting of all campaign
leaders and workers at 6 pm. O.
tober TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-04
Women's Bor to Hear
Convention Reports

The Women's Bar Association viii
hear reports of the American Bal
Associations convention at a dinner
tonight in the Continental Hotel.
Among the honor guests will be
Francis w. Hill. president of the
District Bar Association: Frank Ho-
gan, former president of the Ameri-
can Bar Association and member OF
the Board of Governors. and Mrs
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, aeronau-
teal law chairman of the American
Bar Association.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Gaee Gtcater
yNiuer's Gnb" bcainnt am Samstag
ben %. September. g

Cine intereilante 8eld)ihte ants
ser Sseoer Sames Sliper Gllrlpooo
beginnt I'M 2afe Sbeater nit DENTS
Morgon lno George Sobios IN oen
5itelroI(en am Sonnabello. Sentls
Morgon ipielt sic 9oppelroIle bon
Ssobn &eitb rno Seraeant Gonnllton,
lp1breno ieiu fanaoiiher 5relino bon
Dem groben 'Gbarafter sSdaulpieler
Sobis eegeben miro. l(nteritiist ipers
oen oic slpei bon Bictor Sorp. uno
Somcs Stcpbenion. >s#
Ser slpeitc Slim ut Queen Of
Gcltinp" ntit slnn Heagle INT her Sis
telrcae. Gieie @eid,idte "fitbrt llns
oos 2cbcn ser &oni9in Gictoria bon
Gnalono uno ibres 8egleiters Hrince
Comfort por slugen. @erpallen' sic
es nidt, bieie Slime su ieben. =
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Marmion, &atb. 2amprih, 81 Iar-
nea st.. Mnna 2,mm, 81. s. 8. SO.
3, Maria 2orens, Saf @arf, Moiina
9lltid, 8. s. .. go. 3, 9foiie 2utih,
q. s. 8. o. 9, Silba 2onsltreet,
Gbornbia 9to., aotbarine Maoer,
616 Samuel st., Cara Miiller, 81.
s. 8. No. 2, Soiepbine Miller, $40
Glearmont Or, Sophie Menning,
t22 Sarparo ct. Die Sd)ipeltern NIT
@ornamen Sopbia, Mnna unb Mme-
liza baben iif angetragen elm &arten-
partie naf) Der @eriammll,ng ab5l,=
bolten. Die Sf,lpeltern NIT Hamen
slnna ,mb Sophia, bie nift in Ser
Ietten SerIamml,mg anipeienb no.
rem, tperoen eebeten, tpenn es ibnen
moglid) lit, fir bieies 1artie SUDDEN
mit5l,brineen. @ir mohten alle Brit
ser, Shpeitern, Srel,noe unb 9e.
fannie 5u oieieri aartenpartie m,fs
ber5lidlte einla5en. Sir grfriidin-
gen mo ish6ne 'Yreiie miro seiorst
tperben. ~
Gli5abetb Shunn, 1rot. sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Illus 6arb, Sub.
3meis 40.

Gs oiene allen Sd,tpeitern sur ae.
falligen gtad,rid,t, oaB Ole n1d)Ite re,
eelmaBige geriammIuns Sonntas,
ben 6. Sftcber, nahmittags 3 ltbr ab.
sebalten miro. aue Stapeitern iino
eriudt antpeieno 81 iein.
Sns &omitee fiir 4afiee ono au-
fen 81, ieoieren tpuroen folaenbe
Shpeitern ernannt: @oriteberin, G..
Selenbeff, aatb. Said, Asnetba
Wagner, Narin Maurer, 2orctta
CONNER, aatb. araft uno grna Sit
ferlp. Inna Mc@rou ipenoete einen
Hreis. Sn lester Belt fpuroen Die
Sdipeitern anna Maripeu unb &atb.
5engpa in oen Gerein arisenommen
uno bcr5lid iuiGfommen eebeiBen.
ale Sfspeitern iino eebeten ibre
riiditanoigen geitrdee uno ShuIoen
bis in oie Gescmber. .geriammluna
gut gu MAIDEN. Ties lit unbeoinat eine
notiuenbiee Sate.
Maria aloB, Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
r,,- 6ttpuoro,4
vSbe Suiuurbs Of @irsinia" besinnt
ant %. September

9ie 8eihihte bon ser @ebmrt ser
Sreibeit unb 0emofratie in s(merifa
lit ein tplnoerbares aufregenoes
Grama zines Samples 5ipiihen Corn
MriItofraten ltno einfoben 8iirgern
fir oas @@t, cine Station su ba,,en.
~9be So,paros Of girginia" beeinnt
i'm Sippoorome Fbcater am Conn.
obeno. Garp @ant lnb Mortba Scott
lino IN ben Sitelrollen uno tperoen
lnteritiibt bon Sir Cedric Saropide.
Ilan Maribal uno 9fiharb Garlipu.
Tieier Slim 1T bniiiert auf gliias
betb Hages 8nh nSbe Gree of 81
bertD". tporin Ser aampf fir Mmeri>
fas Sreibeit, 6reibeit oes 8loubens,
Sreibeit gum Sprehen, Shreibe,,
uno Geriammeln fir cine Neeierung
no oie Maiorit1t reeiert uno sic Mis
uoritdt oas Neht bat frei 81 / lbre,
hen. Oies lit ein Slim bon ser sic
@elt iebr piel lernen fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Salem, bic Stabt, ,ps bas splbene
Subelgemanb in 8orberei.

Nun Salerner Sadien iou oieies
@elpano aud rihtig iisen am Subj
lar? Dan ale beraus. erob uno
flein. es mllb gesimmert, searbeitet
iperoen bon jeoem nod ieiner Mrt.
2ie .alten Salemer Ginger tperoen
am Sonntas, ben 20: September,
nadmittags, in Der Sadienballe elm
Wieoerpereinigltns 3uIammenfunft
abbalten, mo- grinnerunaen pergan.
gener 3eit aus DEM Sdneerleben 10
aud 3ufunftspl6ne erortert tperoen,
un1, oas 5ortbeiteben Der Bfleee bes
oel,tiden 0ieoes Der pereansenen 30
Sabre fir Die 3ufunft 3u iidern.
&err 9irigent 5. Gauit ipeilt an
oieiem 9ae in Salen. oa unter ieiner
5iihrung Der Damenhor in Der 60.
2utb. Gmanuels Stride gum Grnte.
oanffeit ibren Iribut burd @eiang.
portrdge oarbrin9t; gelesentlid alio
aud babel iein ipiro, eine paiiesl1e
@elegenbeit mo Elm ieoes nod Ser.
5enslpit ii@ aiibern ioIlte. lleberra.
id5ungen iteben bebor. Beridumt es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Illus ct. Qomis, @o.

gs fann beridtct tpcroen, bab mir
Die Gbre batten, Montag, 16. Sept.
abenos, gr. Sobn @aItbes beeriiben
5u fomnen. l1nier Erdi. 9r. 8irl
bate sic 8eanten ms Teutibe Saus
81 elmer Spe5ialperiammIune suIam.
men rl,fen laiien, ipo er ielben ber5.
lid) tpiafcmmen bieB. Tieie Ser
iammll,ng par cine refine @ereins'
slngelegenbeit, iuo uns l,nler iperter
@rpBprGiioent galtbes cine genaue
Muffl6rung iiber oen @orsua Ser
Geriiherrng beim Central Gerbano
eeseniiber anoeren 0erliberllngsge.
ieuidaften eab. gr eriud)te gleid5ei,
tie Die geamten, bie Witglieoer slt er.
iuden, mebr Sntereiie gegeniiber Dem
Central Terbano au aeigen, inbem tie
ielbem .mebr nel,e Witglieber 5ufiib.
rem iolen, ba in LETTER 3eit in bieier
Siniiht lpenig getan tporoen lei.
@ieoerum iteIlten einsclne 9eamte
6ragen an ben @roB- -Yr1lioenten,
pelf,e ielbieer 5ufrieoenitelleno be,
antiportete, es fann nur betont tper.
oen, baB oie gerIammlrtne fir ieben
ein5elnen peritGnonispou 5llfrieoen
poriiber ging. Mah ser 0eriammIune
begab man iid) in oen Hatbsfeaer,
mo- man iih bel ein paar @lGiern
@ier lpeiter unterbieIt bis gum Muf-
brllf, ipo ie0er 5llperii6tlib beinl-
geben fonnte.
@as unier 8rob. .Eraiioent ipeite.
res in ct. 2ollis in GereinsangeIe.
genbeiten erfabren, fann ih nift be-
rihten, oa id) bariiber nid)t perItGn-
oigt tpurben bin, erf,,br aber, Oaf
CT gliidlih beim gefommen lit lmo
lnb niidites 2riibiobr ane uniere
Mitglieoer beim 35iGbrisen Stii,
tltngsfeit begriiBen fam. ipelhes ser
S,peig Is Damn feiern miro. Sd er.
ll.de ale Miitslieoer bonn 3iueig Is
Sonntag, ben g. Sftober, 3 llbr nad).
n,ittags in oem Teutihen Saus
Saae 9fr. 3O7 in Ser @erIammIl,nq
81 erlhcinen, Inn Die poriiesenoen
8eifafte erleoisen gu belien. IS per.
Cen Die Geriualter Die $4jdbrIihe 9ii
terpriiil,ng beridten. sluh iperbel
Die Gintrittsfarten fiir ben &atba
rinenbaa perteilt peroen. gfah De,
Seriammlung 2und uno 8etrGnfe.
@eorg Hebboeen, Sefr.
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MMtnna!

slm 12. Sftober miro ser Sbeater.
perein uno ser Sunicr Gbor vSpra"
sulammen einen 9an5 i'm Sad)Ien.
beim abbolten. @ir Iaoen biermit ale
Trel,noe, jung unb alt elm, Inn ii6
nod alter 8eiie 81 amiiiieren. Spe-
sielle einlaollne ereebt an alle Su-
nior uno Senior 2ogen bon Youngs.
to,un uno ltnseseno oieien abeno gu
reierpieren. Cine idhiiihe Muiiffas
pelle bon aiiberbalb lit fir ben Ibeno
beiteat uno 5fpar lit es George &ors
patb uno feline 8apelle bon Glepe.
lano. &ommt aae gum Sahienbeim
uno idwingt oas Ean5bein BON 8 biz
1 llbr. Gintrittsfarten iino inn Sor.
perfarf bel alien 0titeliebern bes
Sbeaterpereins nno Sinior Gbor
2pra gum @or5ugspreis su baben.
Nn Der Gaiie miro iid) Der Gintritts.
preis ltm 10 Gents erboben.
Jernerbin miro oils Sauptpreis
elm Maoio meeeegeben. Mue gintritts
&arten iino nummeriert uno Der
gliiflihe BETTER Der Summer erbGlt
als greis elm Raoio.
Z Tas &omitee.
Nur auf eine Seite lhreiben.
.-.-. Iie Neoaftior.
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8ert,harN SRati' : .'
,p,arNe 11t,.i,S eeitepft

Nls in Ser neutralen Hreiie ettpa
Dor Monotsfriit sic gehaltptune alf-
tal,dte, bie britiife &egierung babe
itd) bes llnbequemen Spottes bon
9ernbaro Sbor oabl!rh ent5ogen,
oob i'm ourd Elm @eroffentlihunes-
perbot Sen Wl,no itppfte, idtuane iib
bos britii6e Snfurmationsminiite-
rilum su einem eneraifden Dementi
auf; es Tonne feine &eoe babon iein,
beriiherte man feierlid), oaB irgenb
ein iold)es Serbot eegen gernbaro
Sbaip beItebe. Ser iriife Sidter bat
in5tpiihen bas Snformationsminiite= te=
ril,m 2iigen geitraft. slnf ltmtpeeen
gelotpgte cine britiid)e ;3eitid)rift
rSnuitrateb" ttnd) Berlin. Tas @latt
peroffentIib elm Snterpietp nit Dem
9ibter aus Mnlab ieines 81. &C.
burtstases. Oarin erflarte George
9ernbaro Sbatp auf sic 6rage, Oh ct
nift Ser Mnliht iei, er fonnte fir
bas britiihe misunderstanding. te.
RUM bon unifatbarem @ert iein {:
rMeine Mrbeit lit bon eroBter inter-
nationaler 9ebeutl'ne. Sic lit bon 10
GROCER geoelltune, oaB sic Heeie.
rl,ng es niht tpaet, iie mid ausfiib.
rem 5u Iaiien. Sd bin nid)t ettpa ar.
gerlih. baB man mir einen Maulforb
llmgebangt bat. Sd, modte MIR, bob
aud befannt miro, oab id einen ipl'
den Maulforb traee."
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nidt, Sbr alten 4nappen, eud et,t.
NAL 5,,iammen su finoen, iper tpeif
tuelbes bon uns gum groBen Gbor ab
berufen miro, bon no es feline Hiif
febr mebr gibt. 2aiiet inns Elm paa1
Stllnoen bes l,neespuneenen 8ei
iammenieins int &reiie frobli6e1
Sdngerbriioer berleben, benn Die at
tiben Sanger iino ielbitoeritdnolif
eebeten iid 3u beteilieen, Inn bon oie'
len Hicniren, bie 10 reid an grfabs
rllneen im Gereinsleben iinb, bon Die,
fen @at uno Weiiuneen 5u boren
Inn ieIbit bann fonltruftipe slrbeil
Ieiiten 81, tonnen fir oas @obl aller,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Nns Nelu Yorf, ". ,.
Sranbnfeit.

Sonntag, oen 6. Sftober, b1lt be1
9ueig Al nod Der mpnatlihen Ser
lammllns iein oiesidbrises Sran
benieit in ser Gereinsbaue, 3t4 81
81. Str. ab, l,no ale Witgliebe,
uno oeren Srellnoe iino berslihit elm
aelaOen iid) oaran 5u beteiIiger
3ommt ale l,nb perlebt Elm paar ee
nliitlihe Stunben inn areiie oel
SanosIeute. Yrai. q. Sbeerer III
mad, 5lueimpnatliher slbtpeienbeiI
tuieoer in SEEM Dorf uno miro natiir.
lid piel ba3u beitaeer, baB ieoer Ell,
nen angenebmen 5ag perIebt.
q. Stoof, Yrot. t.=Sefr.
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MnS GarreQ, Ya.


Sn Sbaron, 3d.. itarb i'm Sitter
bon 56 Sabren am t3. September
nod breitnonatIiher aranfbeit
SHmeiter Maria 0enael
eeborene Gin, uno tpuroe am 16.
September l,nter 0ereinsebren uno
erobent Gertpanotenfreis aus ser 81.
2utb. ct. Na,,lus Stride gu @rabe
getragen. Sh,peiter Maria Denael
>purbe am II. Stunt 1884 in Geters-
oorf, Siebenbiireen, seboren, no iie
aud ibre Suseno nerbrad)te. Sm
Sabre 1905 perbeiratete iie iib init
MidaeI TenseI i'm ieIben Srte.
9ieie Che tpar cine gIiidIihe Bis
nor 2 Sobren, mo Ser Gbegatte oas
Iueenlid,t perlor. Sed)s 2inoer tpur-
ben in bieier Che geboren, 5 Tod)ter
nno elm Sobn. Gie @eritorbene tpor
eine tiidtige, fleibiee Sausfrau ,no
etne liebepoue Mutter 81, ibren ain-
bern. Sic NOR audi Elm treues Mit-
gIieo oes ,3ipeiees 81 iotpie oes Gen-
tral Gerbanbes lm6 ser Gp. 9utb.
ct. Ga,lus Stride. Ines oieies bat
fib betpieien beim Acknowledgements.
gs tral,ern INN iie ibre alte Ntut.
ter, Suianna Sin mo cine Shtpeitcr
&oii 8inoer in ser alten Seimat, 2
Sdpeitern, Sl,ianna Sd)uiter ,no
sleneta 2aneer in grie, Ya., ibr
@atte llno 6 8inoer bier, uno piele
Sreunoe l,no 8efannte lopie Die Mit.
glieoer oes 3tpeie 81. Sic mar iebr
beliebt llnter ,,nierem @clfe.
@ube ibrer Mid)e.
Cara @ibmann, YrGi.
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Widaelis.8aQ.

Saut 8eid)luB oes Gereins pirS
Ser Wifaelisbaa am Samstaeabeno
ben %. Septenber. obeebaIten. aue
Ititglieber, jung uno alt, tperoen ee.
beten oieien Nbeno frei ou balten. ba.
nit oieier idone alte 8raud aud
fpeiter beitebt. slub oas Yaterunier
lit alt, aber ie oft man es tpieoer be.
tet, oeito iboner es INNER tuiebe,
flingt. 9arlm ballet felt am Mlter
unb alle Briioer, niht nur Die Sci
daefcn nit ibren Jamilien uni
5rellnoen iino gu DEM beurieen Mi
daelisbau am %. Sept. ber3lihl1
eingeln6en.
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Offerte,,.

Aqe 8riSer, bic intereiiiert finS,
ipcrben erimd)t an 8r. Nife Sd),parh
cine Cfferte einsureid)en fir 2eseu
bes 1ansbo6ens i'm 8ereinslufale.
Splde Cfferfen ipllen 8r. N;fe
Sdmart nid)t ipGter ais 9onners.
tag, ben 3. Cftober, crreiden.
HeSimannsen finb: oas eritflaifaes
Abornbels (Maple Gnmber) eelest
tuiro. Sobn 3. @otb, Sefr.
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Nns Salem. D1io
3tpeia 10.

slae afitglieoer iperben biermit
oarailI al.fmerfiam gematbt, baB bie
nafite rcgelrdbiee 8ersammIuns
Sonntag. BEN 6. Sftober, $50 ltbr
nadmittags i'm 8ereinslofale abge.
balten ipirb.
Sie geamten eriuhen Die 8riioer
gefG1iglt bieier Geriammlune sabl.
reid bei5uiuobnen, oa iebr pid)tige
8eidaite 81 erleoigen iinb.
Sobn g. &otb, Sefr.
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3,ueig o..

slaen SdtpeItern our gef6lHeen
Mdridt. DOB ,iniere reselmdbise
8eriammlltng Sonntag. ben Is. OF
tober, 2 ltbr aadmittass absebalten
miro. slae sdpeitern iino sebeten
bei5lnpobnen. 0a es oiel tiibler lit,
miro aud tpieoer adffee uno Qu6en
ieroiert ,.no Dem q. 9. s. nod fino
oie folsenoen sdtpeitern an Der Wei.
be SUDDEN in Die geriammlune 81,
brinsen: aatbarine airr, 81. s. ..
No. 5. Selen lsanoer) alein, 52a.
Miltinion, Maria 2oetp. Grie un6
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aarteapdrtie.

Der g. g. Wdmuerd)or uno Do.
men9or gbeltpeiB beranitalten an
eriten Spnntae i'm Sftoter nad be,
misunderstanding cine anrten
partie itnb laben oa3u dlle eaIten nn>
nel,en Greunoe( (her5lid ein. Gin tiid
tises 9omitee 1T .an Ser strbeit einelr
ieoen einen senliitliden unb senub
reifen Nbe,o 5u bereiten. 4
ebtparb 95rling, Sefr.
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Ha,,stGlterin eejmett.

Sie6enbiirser Sudie, S8itper, iud,t
fir feline 2 Idodleu, gut er5oeen, cine
aQeinitebcnbe Srau 5rm Siibren bcs
Sausbaltes unb getreuen Der aincer
unb &ohen. 8utes peim unb GiIcn 5uz
eeiidert. mub lieb unb ireunbIib gu
ben &inbern ietn. Die &inber iinb nnr
IA Sabre alt. 20 Solar mpntIid uno
itdnbis.
Setnrid Nhblbdder, 585 @. 2O4. Ctr.
Re,u Dotf 9th.