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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

EGFoOUofS
HAIR Removed Psrmanentiy-Eiectro ysis,
81 hour. Antoinetts Aust, 2563 Lake.
wood. Lenox s032.
HAIR Eiectroiysis: guaranteed.
Sara Littmsn, sac David stott- Cherry
s0e5.
HELEN RoGERs-Astroiogist daily.
sunday no. lel Columbia West.
CHERRY 3345.
MEN, WoMENi WAN- SIMr stimulants
in ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking Vitamin B1, Iron, Calcium Phos-
phorous. Special Introductory 35c sire today
ONLY zee. For sale AZ ali drug stores
everywhere-In Detroit, all cunningham's,
Kinsei's. SANS and walgreen Drug stores.
NOT responsible far debts contracted by
/ my wife. Gertrude after this date. Harri-
son ID. lHiggenbotham.
! PILES AND CHRoNfc DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
lDocto- De swcrte Rectal Clinic. 5oo5 Cass
avenue. Temple f-2124.
PROF. ELToN-AsTRoLoGY
CONSULTATION daily. 1915: Tuesdays
and Fridays until 8; closed Sunday. 34is
John r., between Trskins and Elliot
Special. 81
PRACTICE the healthful art OF relaxation.
Arson Health studio. 1881 Jos. Campau
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE = Church of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-T333.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

EXPERIENCED i~E~ctricaI supply salesman.
knowledge az electric motors, supplies.
veutliatinE eQulpment, 20 sell 20 ceaiers
IA Detroit and travel territory Headouar-
tiers Detroit branch % national arm. sal,
$50 Nk. plus expenses and COMMISSIONS.
Write full details 10 justify interview
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Female Help Wanted

DANCING partners rs refined sounl
ladies TO ASSIST as dancing Instructors
81 PER NIGHT GuARANTEEt no sxneSl
SCHOOL Of Dancing. laiI Woodward
TErraoe 2-Se12.
GENERAL HoUSEwORk cooking, NJ
iaundp Good home. $40 weekly, Uni
versty 2-T205
Girl L0ensrSl, rhoussw6rs su'su t@H,ly
stay nights. 1871 Wisconsin. unNefsit,
CIRl.-lRNre. stay. children. other hell
employed good wages, University 3.Tssl'
notisEwIVEs- would you like To bs
IN business Cor yourself Al home and
work - yosir leisure We can start YOU AZ
once and until Christmas your profits VII
be $40 weekly. Box B-6asl Detroit Times.
RnUsEwoRK. GiRI.-ssenerai tho cook
ine no laundry. s'sy nights Aossr'h
o4u'. --
HOUSE WoRK-Exp erienced no laundry
stsy nights. Is5cs Ohio, University
s73ss
HOUsEWORK no cooking small home
stay nights, good pay. 1sSot Wooding-
ham i
HoUsEWoRK White no {.eSlns or
lsunery; stay or s. Tyler TITO
wATTREss-pays Sundays on excellent
pay steady record Appi3 mornings
1904 West six-Mile road.
Services for Exchange
Fl pNfsHFD place Salary, ? couples, eN-
changed for Wite's services. S33s Elm
hurst Townsend s-fsSs.
Situations Wanted-Mals
RtisBoY. porter. ianitor chauffeur. ex-
perienced Southern Excellent references
tc0loredl Tyler 1-l6a3
HOTEL ATTENDANT janiior. porter.
High school education; Industrious, col
oreq Townsend 1881 --
SHOP WORK Experienced; dril press. all
types lsthes; references. Murray 1870.
TRUCK driver. night wRtchman. Jantor.
carNtAker. experienced references, in
Ar.lrln,s. married Trinity 2.1IQs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

$3.50 CHICAGO $3.50

TOLEDO coo NEW YORK. Ss.95
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1903 CAsS. AT BAGLEN. RA. 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

FURNISHED piare Salary couples, ex-
changed for Wites services. 1855 Elm
hurst Townsend s-fT39.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

GRADUATE Special attention TO begin
nersS Vida Baker. 1894 Yellowstone.
DAWSON esls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Mouins, Storage, Carriage
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 45i5
Collingwood Rugs cleaned. Insured.
Telephone HOgarth 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

RffSMBA AND coNGA LESSONS
r~>CIban expert, J. Ramon Carlos
BOX TIM AND WALTZ COURSE, $3.50
Tree studidt. 400 Woodward. TIE. 2-s642
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Situations wdnted-fs mafs

EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes weeks
work. home night. Call Trinity l-ssSA
EXPERIENCED coiored SRI desires days;
S. earfare: hotel maid. Fitzroy s56s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Laundries

SPECIAL IN CURTAINS
HOLLYWOOD CURTAIN CLEANERS
3s1s JOY ROAD. TYLER 5-3oo1
In Today Out Tomorrow
% lbs dmp SOC; AZ pcs all fat Si.2s Ho $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

RELIABLE. experienced woman wishes
days work; laundry. cleaning. Call
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-21

DEATH CALLS JOHN 1--IS0N
Funeral sorvi ces for John
Nelson, son Of l.r. and .5rs. U. to
Nelson were hold t is Afternoon.
John was popular among lis
classmates in the .Iosilla school,
q Boy Scout and has received high
grades in hi S I'll work. He Ill
be rlournod by his aronts, two
sis ters, q brother and many
fri ends.
Death occurred at tho hospi ia
Sunday night, four days aftor an
over indulC enco IN candy and aar-
dimes which resulted in q severe
CASTRO entori It's causing hoart
failure. app ndi It's hod been
feared IS the cause of trouble
but ltas ound not to DC the case.
Gr. Lclson, const puction
foreman for Ca. 4. co21leted his
work Ct Dut Oh Harbor an6 Was at
homo 9 foW days ncforo lis son
becar2o i'll.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-21
A-H LEADERS COUNCIL LETS

20 Greer OJ LaIS. =. u. Din lie. ne
ports wero Given by each leader
regarding all Club work in TIA cir
CO III -. -. The fo1lo..ino we're
apo ointed on the noaina IN; on
rittee: IRIS. u. Dinkle, I.l'a. Il.
Loore and Lac stephenson. Lotion
vas rade, seconded, and CT rriod
that cons titution be written
up for the a. Clubs. IL. 2.
Henry and Itr. Charles Suo2oGa we're
app ointed to act On q con- / ttee
18th Nae Stepnenson, Dist. Homo
Demons trait on Agent. t "cs Ge-
cided to have q A-a leaders meet
ing the second l4onday Of essch
month. Tentative plans wore made
for IA Sunday service, Rely Day,
Kinc.,s Lake Camp, July 7 72,
I'd Roundup, August l2 10, lat
anusssa Valley Fair, August 90 to
September /, and Lchievesao,.t Day.
iIae Stephenson
Dist. Home Ter. --Cont.
SIXTH GRADE STUDY TIT T. ~ OF TIE
,tID7IcHT SUI
During geography per- oa in
Hiss Oorsh IS room the pupils are
studying about the Land o. the
nj dn5 ut sun, til q r own Ice land,
ALASKA. They are beginnin Vi tn
the study Of the islam DIS &c bays
ond Will later study the int err
Tor. They WI II spend fro ten
Gays to two weeks on the prof ect.
IF there are any quos tt ona about
Alas1za that you Wouldlil1e t o know,
just ask one OF tha 81 9Th raiders
for tire are nov Mdlint a1ist Of
Questions they 90 not know the
answers to thenls elves, SO hey
wi IL be roaGy Z or just thu ques-
|tion Tcu ri cht like to aslc.
Babs IL CA istcr
The Civic Cen ter Ho11@ el1ors
CLUB vi IL moet With Lars. P'iebo
et the Dorni tory Thur aday, march
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-21
HOSP ITkL f.017S

James Berry Was adz1i tied for
an injury 20 his back nc cciVod
at tho power house.
Lorraine Stri 3Ca was ad-
mi tod for IN opT ondoct orv.
Charles 4rui tt Of the In
dependence Mino is receiving at
tention T or 9 back injury.
Born to iir. and rs. Lostor
Monroe o baby boy on Sunday,
Earch 16.
l:rs. Lloyd Bibooo was od-
nit ted for .aedi cal att oat on.
Walt Cioffi is rocoi WINS
medical attcnti on.
RS. Victor CT cal Was Cd
nj ted or nc d cal att enti on.
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COL. UNITY CI1C1US
Sunday, 1880 ct DR.. 1bro chit S Eonc
tro ram:
Bach Toccota & Flu il D. l5inor
Bach Choralo
TachaikoWsko l1ut-Cracl-Cr Suite
interim S S ion
Franck Symphony in D l@inor
------------
4 Good axi on to remember is
that the Winncr novor qui is; the
on tor nGVGo WI
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-21

The Civic Cen ter Horn, ekors
C Tub vi II meet With 4rs. P,ieba
at the Dorrli tory Thur sdaJ, llarch
27, instead Of Wednesday,. Mrs.
n. Halsted wi II di S cuss Clu thinz
Buy1lan ship.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

There were just two people tc
whom the disappearance of that
fat hen Reddy Fox had hidden in
the hollow stump was not a mys-
terry. One of them was Blacky the
Crow. When the farmer and Bow
ser the Hound had rushed out at
the sound of Blacky's excited cav
ing, Blacky had flown to the top
of a tall tree from which he could
see all that went on. Everything
had worked just as Blacky had
hoped it would. Bowser had taken
the trail of Reddy Fox and Blacky
felt sure that sooner or later Reddy
would lead him back to Farmer
Browns.
Blacky was doubly pleased with
himself. He was pleased to think
that he had found a way Of getting
BoWser back home and he was
quite as much pleased because he
had been smart enough to outwit
Reddy Fox. He didn't wish Reddy
any harm and he felt sure that
no harm would come to him. He
didn't even wish him to lose that
dinner Reddy had come so far to
get, but he didn't care if Reddy
did lose it. if only his plan worked
out as he hoped it would.
Il wonder what he'll do with that
fat hen," muttered Blacky as he
watched Reddy race away with it
thrown over his shoulders. He
can't carry that hen far and keep
out of the way of Bowser. I think
I'll follow and see what he does
with it"
So Blacky followed and his eyes
twinkled when he saw Reddy hide
the fat hen in the old hollow
stump. He knew that no matter
how far Bowser might chase Reddy,
Reddy would come back for that
fat hen, and he was rather glad
to think that Reddy would have
that good dinner after all. mo
one will ever think to look in that
hollow stump" thought Blacky,
land I certainly will not tell any
one. Reddy has earned that dinner.
Now I think I'll go get something
to eat myself"
At that very instant Blacky's
sharp eyes caught a glimpse of a
gray form with broad wings And
in a perfect panic Of fear Blacky
began to fly. as fast as he knew
how for a thick spruce tree not
far away. He plunged in among
the branches and hid in the thick
est part he could find. With little
shivers of fear running all over
him he peeked out and watched
that big gray form. On broad
wings it sailed over to that hollow
stump. Two long legs with great
curving claws reached down in and
a moment later that fat hen was
disappearing over the treetops.
Blacky sighed with relief.
Its a lucky thing for me that
robber, Mr.. Goshawk, saw Reddy
hide that fat hen" muttered
Blacky. IF he hadn't, he might
have caught me. for I didn't see
him about at ALL"
Evening star., 1941-02-26
the EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WRc, 7;30-cavatade Of America: The
Mystery Of Poe" hitherto unpublished material
on The life Of The great author comes 10 light
in toniuhfs dramatilafon.
WhAL, 8:00-Rear Admiral Richard {. Byrd
SITS in on session Of The kids who excel al
quiz.
WJSV, 8:00-Bio Town. The regular cast in
Big Town Bitenfenna." drama with na'
tona unity as its theme.
WNAL, q00-Senaior Norris Of Nebraska
Two PHILOSOPHERS Of Government
WRc, 900 John Profiloyiich Barrymore
lends his expert counsel 10 the woes Of Little
Joe" Eddie Cdntor's founding prOtege.
WJSy, 9:OO-Fred Allen introduces Robert
J. Devinney New York cfs water supply
"tritkIe tracer" and tense drama entitled
"Western Union" or why Shoot Indians Who
Never Sang TeIegrams!
VOL, -ChicagoIand Concert Program
includes "Bariered Bride" overture, Sthumann's
Der Nussbaum," Moakowski's Seville" Al
sgonsise" from Carmen" Bragas Angels
Serenade"
Evening star., 1941-02-26

WRc. t0:O0-Kay KYser is joined by group
Of marines in San Diego.
WSV, t0:t5-Iniemaon Conference Of
the American School Of the Air Of the Americas;
Nicholas Bauer and Joseph Roster Of the con-
ference speak.
WNAL, t0:i5-Represenidtivs Kee Of West
Virginia. Aid 10 England and the lsnd-Lsass
Bill"
VOL, it;15-Senaior La Toilette Of Wston.
sin speaks in opposition 10 tho end-Isase
measure,
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Biggest Swordfish
Catch Is ol5-Pounder

The largest broadbill (swordfish)
of which there is record was har-
pooned in the Gulf of Maine in 1921.
Dressed, it weighed 9l5 pounds;
alive, 1t probably exceeded 1000
pounds. 1t measured about Is feet
from tip Of sword 70 tail.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
sH0pT.WAVE PROGRAMS.

BUDAPEST, 7:30- Budapest Philharmonic;
news in English; HAT4, 912 meg, 32.S m.
LONDON, o:t5-"We Speak for Ourselves"
The people Of Belfast; CSC. 9.58 meg, 3i.3
m; GSD, Ills meg 25.5 m.
ROME, t0:00-News in English; 2Ro3, 968
meg; 3i.t M; 7R04, 1881 meg, 75.4 m.;
2R06, 1880 meg, 1876 m.
LONDON, 1000" Democracy Marches; CSC,
9.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg, 25.5
m.; GSL, 6.it meg 49i m.
GUATEMALA, tO;O0-Fiyt and second acts Of
Madame Butterfly; TGWA, 1858 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, t0:30-Rado newHeeI CSC, 958
meg, 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg IS m.; 6SL,
6.tt meg, 49.i m.
BERLIN. i0:30-News in English; DID, I'LL
meg, IS m.; DXB. e.6t meg, 81 m.; Dc,
4 NJ men 40 m
Evening star., 1941-02-26
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY.

Star Flashes Latest news with Bill toYle,
WkAL, 4:30 pm.
Star Sports Late sports by Burt Hawkins,
WhAL, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
LETTER-OUT

letter spell
called for the last column Print the letter opposite
the from which rmovedit
correctly S a a
Answe to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
Co RECLAIMS- -REMAILS (posts AGAIN..
(A PAPOOSE-OPPOSE you're against it,.
Cd LINSEED-SENILE (hes weak
CD REDNESS-SNEERS
Evening star., 1941-02-26
Don't Take Ny
Word. for 1t
QuintupIets
Noun. Fiue OF a kind.

The five little glamour girls OF
Callander, Ontario, are the stars OF
today's article. Truly QUINTUP-
LETS is the surprise word of the
week.
Do not say "kwin- lets" nor
"kWin-TOOP-le lets" The only accent
must fall on the first syllable. And
note that the second syllable has the
long I'll" sound, as in mute (myooD, f,
not the 100" sound of moot.
Correct pronunciation:
KWIN-tyoop-1ets.
DIONNE, a common name in
France, is not "DYE-oan" nor DEE
ahn." The correct pronunciation is
like "dee-UN," the second syllable
rhyming with bun, fun, gun, but
with scarcely any stress on the "dee," !"
almost as if it were spelled
"D'YUN": that is, yum" preceded
by the sound of ID"
When given the correct French
recommendations, the names Annette,
Cecile, Emile, Marie and Yvonne,
are:
an-NET
say-SEEL
ay-mee-LEE
ma-REE
ee-VUN
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
should like to send you my
free Flower Pamphlet, which
gives the correct pronunciation
Of 200 botanical names. Send a
stamped (3-cent), self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, in care
of The Evening Star Ask for
Flower Pamphlet.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Both children and adults need
some hours that are not def
nitely scheduled.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Nenes iiber bie 6renel an ber &tr6e int
ipantidben 8ilrgerfrteg .-.

5omobI in ENGLAND tpie au6 in
lu1lern 2aube fabren bie 2iberalen
fort, Sen ltntitauo 5li beflagen, oab
sic .0emofrotie' in Spanien bon
iSronfreid uno @roBbritan,1ien ber-
raten iporben iei. sSir baben es ielblt
erlebeu ,11iiiie,,, BOP iib &atbolifen,
sic ii6 SEN Mnitri6 BON Siberalen 60
ben, 5u Gerteibieern Ser SSeinbe ser
Stride altftparfen, ,mb n1iiiien ba1nit
rebnen, baB iie al16 1T 3nfnnft ni6t
i6tpeigen merben. M0gen Die @e-
ibebniiie Ser Sdredensiabre bon
1886 biz 1889 our6 bic &rieesereigz
niiie BON beute peroedt tperbelt, 70 lit
es gerabe ie,ter Geriu6e tpegen am
Ylat, iih ibrer au erinnern. Gin Muf-
lak im 5eptentberbeft Der ,,5timmel1
Ser 3eit", Der iid ouf an1tlides Ma-
terial itiitt, ideiut uns barum in ben-
tiger 3eit mebr als ninfomnten slt
ieiu, Dies unio mebr, als er audi bie
Sdlpdden ser ipauiider Stride nidt
berlbipei9t. so gibt Ser 8erfaiier
,1nunpunben 5,t baB Der ipauil6e
@otboliaisnus NIT oen 8esinn Der
&epolution 1881 tpeitbin berduBer-
li6t, bab er innerlid) frant idien, llnb
oab audi oie @eiitlidfeit nidt auf Dem
Soften setpeien. ~. ....~. -.,.
0as tpidtiglte S6lagiport int
&f sesen sic Stride mar aud bort
ibr angeblider &ei6tlln1. Gin Drit-
tel at @runo uno 8o6en 5pa1liens
gebore Der airde; 10 bieb es; ite be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

liee auberbem nod 5ablloie Millionen
an stftien ,no 9anfgutbaben. SIT
gSirflidfeit mar, ipie sic 8ildofe in
einem genleinian1en Sirtenidreiben
feierlid) erflarte,1, Ser 8elib an
@runoitiiden l1nb 8argl1tbaben niht
ausrei6eno, ein 8iertel Ser fircbli.
den 8eoiiriniiie au beitreiten.
sSas oen eigentli6en 56redeus.
labren porausging, lei nur boriiber.
gebeno eripdbnt.
Sdon am 90. Mai, ettpa eilren
Monat nab ser grflGrung Ser STE.
pnblif ipuroen ale liegenoen Sitter
,no &tnitiperfe at Staatseiaentlm
erfliirt. SIN Sftober oesielben Sab.
res puroen aue StaatsIeiltnngen an
Die Stride auf sic &dlfte geltriden.
9tad 5lpei sSSabren folten alle Mus.
gaben fir Die Stride tpegfallen, cine
8eltimmnng, bie jebo6 ni6t ourdge.
fiibrt ipurbe.
Mm IL. Wiat 1881 beganneu oie
airden- ltno aloiterbrGnbe. Snner.
balb bon brei gagen brannten iiber
80 &ir6en. Sn Nalaga tparen es
fiibrenoe Srei1na1rer, bie perionli9
bas 3erit0rungstperf leiteten nno lire
Selfer nit 20-30 Beieten Eagelobn
gebungen batten. Beitere 3eritorun-
gen folgten' in ben l,6hiten Sabrett.
4t1 &irden tpuroen allein in oen
eriten feds Monaten bes Sabres 1886
aerit0rt. Neben ben S66oen an Gut
berlor Die Stride ourh Nor6 5abl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
IA GS BY
THE TREASURER

0ie Stnoenten bes slpeitet Sod
i6uliabres beripelloeten bergangette
Bobe ibre freie 3eit an 0eitt-
wod= uno Santstagnadnlittag auf
bie 3dblllng Ser eingelaufel,elt ,Sales
Sag gfeceipts' Der Staat Sbio per-
langt, oab ale ,3ettel iorafdltig ior>
tiert, genalt ge5ablt nno oroentli6 IN
8iinoel 5lliamnlengeblutoen iperoen.
9ieie 3ettel tueroen IN ilnlern Staat
III N1mmern bon eine1n Gent bis ou
Is 9ollar Deraltsgabt.
{ Gon nniern 2eIern mo Jrellnben
erbielten mir III Sen lektbergangelen
0eonaten etiua 125,000 eiit Gent ,,no
,4S fiinf5ebn Dollar gerfaufsitel,er-
ntarfen; oaau cine s(naabI ge1niibter.
Aaen @ebern uniern beiten Danf.
8ir boffen, oaB iie IN ibrem Cant
melfleiB nidt erlabmer.
X X * = ~
Ser grlos aus bieien Marfen lit
fir Die gennis Courts ser 5eminori=
Itel1 beltimilt. r..
X X * 4~....
8ir baben nod cine tpen,t audi be-
.iebranfte sfn5nbl in aeoer geb,,noe-
ner, feiner oelttider @ebetbiiber an
Sano. Sic baben groBen, iebr oeut=
lid)en Druid, gerabe, mas Die 6ltern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Mms bem eSoiepbinltnt

Sn ben S6ulpriiflugen am @lloe
bes erite1 Selneiters ltatoen Sboralf
5bielen lno SAUL @elobad 1T ser
Sopbonore=&laiie an Der Spibe, tpdb-
reno @co. @eibel ,lllb SSobn Didman
ben Gorral1g i1 Der SreiDnan=& =&laile
bes. aollegs beba,1ptetel1. Sn ser bier
ten @ohibulflaiie ltaltben at Der
Spite: Satrid @olrloh SSobn Gong
Dill uno 2otts &an 8ergen, in Der
britten SodiduHlaiie:: &alpb, <eb=.
ner, Sranf Mc2altsblin uno sllppitus
ar5p5opolifi; lit Der stpeiten Sod
|idulfloiie: Soiepb atiller, Geo.
Sidoeppe mo gSilliam 8ed; in Ser
erlten So6l6ulflalie: 2eonarb 3lpinz
ger, Ri6arb Sernlon ltno Gletlls Sent
lhel. gs gereicbt llus getpiB 81, ,lidt
geringer Sre,loe, bieie Stuoenten unO
ale anoern, Sic ,1anbafte 6ortl6ritte
in ibren Stllbieu 5u per5eibnen bot
ten, at begliidtpiini6en.
|
llnier See nar pergangene @o6e
BON elmer gisoede iiberaogen. Der
Sdnee i6manb, aber ein anoerer lei6=
ter Sbneef fal 6ebedte SEN @runo.
ltmio beiier eignete li6 bas Better
fiir sic Spielc in ,ulierer Spielballe.
Geri6iebene 1lnierer St1be,,ten i,t6elt
au6 our6 eifriees Stuoilm ibr @ers
ilun 11a65ubolen.
| X x X
9iibof Sueui6 bon Sarge, Atortb
0af, beebrte inns pergangenen Mou-
tag NIT ieineln 8eiutbe Sn elmer f,1r=
5en slnreoe Dor BEN 5eminarilten in
ibren grbol,tnesai,rmer erflGrte it,
men ser 8iidof oie &erbdltniiie in
ieiner Dio5eie nnb Sic sort benotigte
5eeliorssarbeit. Die Di05eie Sarge
l1mfabt falt sic Salfte bes Staates
Nortb 9afota, etlpa $4,000 0uaorat<
neileu, tuabreno oie 9io5eie 8ismard
Sen &elt bes Staates l1nfaBt. Die
8ep0lferl1ng bon Sarge beitebt al1ul
groben Sell aus gei5enfarmer,1 Sic
Stabt Sarge, oie gr0bte int eanae,.
@ebiet, sablt etipa 10000 ginmob,
ner. Die Sfarreien beiteben baupt>
iddlid ais 9e,,tld- -&uiien, 80bme,1,
Eolen unb 5ran5oiii6= =&anaoiern.
Bas, nab ser grfldrlng oes 8iidofs.
am neiiten nottlt> fino oeutidipre-
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denoe 8rieiter. inn bie oelitide Be
Dolferi,ng 5ll betreilen. @egenndrtig
baben Diele aatbolifen illr ieoe 5lpeite
8ode @eIegenbeit, Der 81. Meiie BEL.
5ilpobnen, inandnlnl nod ieltener,
ipege1 Der groBen Gntfernltngen, Die
Ser grieiter auriidlegen inilB. Die 9i-
o5eie Sarge bietet iltnsen BrieltertL
ipelde tpilens iiilo, ein ntiibepoues
Miiiionsfelo at iibernebmen, eine
berrlide 8eIegenbeit, ba groBe STREET
fen lib nod I'M Giolier5nitano befin=
ben.
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0aiituod, Sen 10. Jebrnar 1911

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biider iiIib 5ur 3eit febr ielten geuor.
ben llno failm iiebr erbaltlid). Bir
ie1toen ieSem 2eier, Der lrls $500
fir ben Goal 5nno ooer pref nelte
2eier fir BEN Ohio 8ailenfreuno ooer
bas Soiepbil1itn1 8eeflp einididt, ei.
iles oieIer 8ebetbii1er.
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9ieie alten bon ltnIern Iangidbri.
gen 2elern ieit SSabrsebntef1 gebranb.
ten lmo oft bon ibren gltern nno
@roBeltern iiberfommellel1 8ebetbii.
der linb oft iebr abgenlibt. Dieie nod
sporbonoenen Gebetbiider tperben oes.
balb bielen l,nierer alten 2eier min.
fomnnen iein
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Die beionoers i,l Der Ieste1 gode
ausnabmsmeiie ipnl1igen Gage loften
binous ins 5reie. ltl1iere St,tbenten
folmer nid)t lparte,,, biz sic gelpobn.
ten slrbeiten Beginner lnb man miro
oes langer @inters iiberbriiliig. Bir
batten pobl feinen iebr falten gSilt.
ter, aber bic ltnfreltnoIiben Gage
fomluen einem INNER iebr lang Dor.
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alien 2eier ein 8robeeremplar bes
Ohio 8aiiei1frel,nb erbalten IoIlte, 10
lit bos bent 9erfeben nnierer 5tnoen.
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pbinlm In ieinen seitan1ent beoaht.
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SSett lit es al Ser 3eit, ein sSaiten.
6i,d gu beiteIlen. Ser 8reis lit so
Gents portofrei.
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