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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Women Captured Their Share OF Headlines Here and Abroad n
Winning and Holding of Friends
Problem Many Have TO Face

Jolly, Sincere Persons Always More Sought After Than
Perpetual Grouehes: Cheerful Disposition important
Evening star., 1941-10-21
square yard
, and II foot widths

It's The nubby ALLOOL surface that does the trick outodng
footprints! Walk it, You'll realize why it's Of
selling carpets regular price, you've always wanted
"oowo corpe-ond who hosnt?-now the time to get
And at price possible only during Anniversary Sole
Gono hodes of eonet green rose honeytone maple
ond Eedero blue Limited QuontitY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
AN-Out Defense?

ARE WE really engaged in defense work have
a merely gone a colossal neutrality-suspicious.
jamboree?
They are both about the same
Strikes in defense plants crtt0rogoRcc
And non-defense appropriation eXtravagances on the
part of Congress are STRIKE against the deienses OF
the country.
AS to our squanderng non-defense budget, Repre-
sentative Disney of the House ways and means commit
tee, said S1s00000000 could be cut from proposed
non-defense OUTLAWS in 1912.
ME-. DISNEY proposed to Congress these concrete
Various aids to agriculture budgeted for S1061.
100000.
Mr. Disney would cut that to $500 100000
Work relief chiefly WPA, is budgeted for S1034,-
100000
he would cut that to S5Oo0O00OO
The civil departments and agencies are budgeted for
He would give them SS5OOOOOOO
General public works budgeted for S5O2900O 600.
He would cut that To S250,0O0,0OO.
Various aids to youth chiefly CCC and NYA, are
budgeted for 100000.
Mr. Disney would eliminate these expenditures for
the duration of the emergency
The legislative executive and judicial departments
budgeted for Af,366;666
He would give them S41000,0O0.
The total proposed saving would be $lSl75OOOOO
IN THE matter of defense strikes the Office ef ProdIc
l ton Management pointed out the other day that
DAYS lost in 941 labor stoppages army alone
sufficient to have produced the following material
10000 Garand rifles.
200 13-ton light tanks. completely armed.
200 Curtiss- Wright P-40 pursuit planes
100 training planes
5000 50-caliber machine guns.
10000 anti-aircraft shells
Both these two clusters of closely related facts
startling.
We face an emergency" and yet S1S11 100000
being boondogged away that should go for defenses
and these very defenses being stranged by strikes
many of them Communist-erdered.
The of Congress and the President should
be lightning-like to these intolerabe conditions
1-COMPULSORY ARBITRATION all defense
] work
O-An instant of S1,S00000O00 in appropriations
l. for non-defense work and the rechanneing of the
moneys saved into defense plants
We are either for about defense not.
Up-to-date it looks if NOT!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Quiz Answers

l It's head is covered with
white feathers, giving it the
appearance Of badness
> All except the Sea Of Galilce
are salt.
3 A place shallow enough 10
be waded.
/ No. Sundays are bright spots
tingcd with color appearing
IN the sky AT the altitude of
tho sun. F'oCdocS are luml-
nous spots appearing IN fog
near tho horizon. F'lrcdogS
arc andlronS.
= ArtomuS ODianal.
Is Certain islands along the
South Carolina and Georgia
coasts
IA pair of metal supports. '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
BAERlNG DOWN ON TIE NEWS:
ThpH HNA IO .vfNE'ch
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Greatest e,hrll got in my life Decoration Day
seeing Confederate and Yankee veteran swinging past the
reviewing arm.
The Yankee told they renewing an acquant-
ane al Bull Run when both Of them happened be going Inc
same way
One had been colonel and the other ma ior and both
bmped going past the stands The Johnny Rob that
mping past the reviewing stand the first law
Especially when there we're pretty gals with the
All the Civil War both sides are over 90 today
They can still march because they marching
There was mechanical unit and when they places
It was always ankle
In few more Decoration Days there viii be only
left on each side They viii parade for the last
time
And then there VIII be only one man FOR botb\ sides
Whether he is North or South he claim the
And when he parades pas the revieope stands wan,
pretty girls alongside the governor And also
limp If he Remember the right leg
Dlsnba'sa In,srn.tans N,e'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Considered las Branch of
Humor.
For that is the curious magic
that kessclring. the producers
and the actors have wrought
they make three out OF four of
these monsters on the stage -
who are all crazy. OF course
lovable people. cor course. no
one can ever "love' Boris kar-
loft
THIS eXtraord mary play
L (which can now be had in
book form from Random House,
no doubt Will cause great up
roar among "SociologiStS' and
psychologists.
Should murder be made
laughing matter? And why do
people laugh a. murder? That
would take several thousand
words 10 unravCl.
who am naturally horrliicd
~ Ia So 49, selG ~
leave the problem 10 Prof Abra-
ham Brill and other pSycholo-
gl>tS.
The final two minutes of Ar
Senlc and Old Lace" - a COM
plete knockout for a climax II
causes amazed and dumfoundcd
SpaSmS of hilarity
Final question Dare the cor
ro>lNe satire of the patron saint
OF the Boy coutS. Teddy
Roosevelt, go on the screen -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Murder Considered
As a Branch Of Humor
BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

y A word the two Brewster
sisters are artistic phllan-
hropiSts.
There are other artistic
Brewsters also. There is
Teddy" Brewsier& a brother,
who imagines he is President
Teddy Roosevelt.
He burieS the bodies in the
cellar. believing he Is digging
the Panama Canal down there
and that these old men have
been taken off by the yellow
fever.
This carica,ure OF Teddy is
one Of the most uproarlouSlY
funny and definite SlaughterS Of
one Of our 'reVered - figures
ever 10 be put on the Stage
played by John Alexander per
fectly).
THEN there Is the cralieSt
Il Brewster of. them all iona
v sssas~, 2. bagyss.eida1sHSp}99e Wh2,
has also Killed T. mon and Who
now shows UP Al ms sisters
home in Brooklyn with a dead
man in the rumble seat Of a
stolen car.
lie killed this man because
the latter said that Jonathan
looked like Boris karlof lthe
part Of Jonathan Brewster is
played by Boris karlofD.
Here is play that might
have for 4 subtitle either be
QuIncey'S Formula or Murder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
/ e If ers to
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
If YOU recall back in 1922,
L Mr.. Rickenbacker was an
honored guest of Goering and
other famous German pilots. At
the Hotel Adlon. in Berlin, Goer-
ing stated:
"Our whole future is i'm the
air, and il il by air power that
we are going to recapture the
German empire"
Eddie gave this statement
little thought. But upon his re-
turn 10 Berlin in 1885 he was
aStounded Upon being taken 10
several factories. and TO a new
Richtofen squadron. he realized
Goering's dreams had come
true.
Rickenbacker revealed what
he had witnessed first 10 Eng
land and then in Washington.
but he was received with the
same laughter that Lindbergh
was 10 receive in the future.
Was Rickenbacker wrong and
also Lindbergh? The answer as
plainly can he seen is NO. For
two men of such noble character
would not deceive the land
which theV love
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Connolly Answers

ta) Embargo thl equllib-
rum. CO.. freehold
cal The Last of the ti0t11-
can, tbG Uncle Tom
Cabin : CO. Snow bound
al In your flight. tbl Of
my childhood tcl. village
SmithN stand
ta9 Flora. thl Vulcan. trl
Pan.
ta1 suite" fh) River" ccl
Road.
'al one Year. .tb) - years;
fcl 10 year.
la saul of Tarsus. Cb)
Babylon, (cl the dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

desk. and he calmly continued
his editing while The gamblers
habhlcd of their SanCuInary IN
tenuon. II he followed his habit
when he was listening 10 one Of
his reporters make excuses. he
did not look up. In the middle
Of the gamblers discourse, an
c2Ccr cub reporter named Bobby
Beers came busting IN all aClow
with the Importance Of a story
10 which he had been assigned,
End elbowing his way through
tho crowd IN the tiny room he
Chatterod To Joe
I've got everything. Mr..
Ward The woman says she
threw her baby in the creek be-
cause"
SCNE me a column on IT,"
" said Joe quietly, after lis
tenlnC 10 tho rest OF il. tho
gamblers meantime standing
back dumhlounded and twiddhng
their BetScyS uncaSily.
They seemed 10 feel that they
must not interrupt this highly
professional conference.
We'll" one of them said
finally. wen he back at !,
o'clock this evening and shoot
up the whole joint"
Then tho whole crew filed out
somewhat sheCpiShly and Joe
proceeded 10 arm his entire
staff With rCvolvcrS. thinking
the gamblers were gentlemen
who would surely keep their APP
.nolnWcnt
Nut the sho'rfg storSs ~It1s
which we hoped 10 lead page one
in the Sunday Post never ma
terialized." says Bide Dudley
somewhat rcCrctfully, we think,
even after all these years.
Distributed hy International News Serv'r"
Copyright 1871 Klne Features synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Nut the Snd@rhg StorSs ~Tt@'s'
which we hoped TO lead page one
in the Sunday. Post never ma
p YEARS AGO TODAY
Nav 20. 1916

Germans mass tremendous
forces al Vcrdun in apparent
prelude 10 supreme effort 10
break through French lines:
bring men and material from
all fronts 10 that sector.
German Socialist in ardent
peace plea tells RcichStag that
German people want no moro
hloodShcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
ANTHONY Dt\OW SkI,
1888 Tillman Ave.

TO TIE EDITOR:
MICHIGAN'S fourth annual
vi music festival was an out
standing success. due in no small
part to your splendid co-opera-
ton
ON behalf Of tho Piano Teach
crS' Association, may | express
our grateful appreciation?
DICK JONES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Great Power
To President
Necessary
But Emergency Doesn !
End Role Of Congress
BY HUGH s. JOHNSON

nAY after the Presidents
~ forceful speech announcing
his proclamation of an "unlim-
tied emergency" | was asked
by Town Hall OF thr Air" 10
participate in radio debate
with some very distinguished
people including Atty. Gen Rob-
ert jackson and the brilliant
young Go lieutenant general.
James Carey. go
The question was, The Citi-
zen'S Place in an Unlimited Ma
tional Emergency
For several reasons / couldn't
accept Among those reasons
was that. Judging from the panel
Of debeterS, il seemed 10 be as
sumed that | would take A posi-
ton in part. al least opposed to
complete RECOMMENDATION of
American assets. income. man
power. capital and labot-at-aa,S-
sacrifice. for a totalitarlan effort
TO make this country imprcg-
nable for tho defense Of this
hemisphere ION. over and under
tho land the sea and the air.
II is somewhat SaddenlnC.
Having had complete cduca-
ton in the terrific German doc
trinc of the nation IN arms
and Of total war both ny
study since boyhood and intense
and responsible experience
actual war. | have for years
been preaching the rrgretiahle
necessity of this for us IN any
great emergency.
This column has been insisting
on our moving IN this direction
ever since Hitler started AZ
chancellor Of the Reich.
II has heon trying 10 spell our
in detail what is the citizen
place" in il from a war-galned
knowledge but without much al,
tcntion from either the citizen
or the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
JAMES VI. SCHWFIM,
1874 Mansfield Ave.

TO THE EDITOR:
ONE gets disguised having to
" read such insulting state
mentS as that of Mr.. Cyril Dun
cans Tin your May 20 StterS
to the Editor column, and 9TH
2. ~ tssGessl. ~ kisdAaSgiE =,
or any other Americans patri-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Armed Gamblers Fail
To Keep Date for Big Killing
BY DAMON RUNYON

QIDE DUDLEY, New York
- dramatic critic and radio re-
viewer, is moved 10 reminiSccnce
about Joe Ward the old-tlme
Denver city editor mentioned in
this column recently in conncc-
ton with his recommendation 10
certain Of his police reporters
Of a thrcc-day liquor cure that
ilourlShed for a spell in Denver.
Joe'S sole interest in the cure
was 10 get the reporters ironed
out As speedily as possible.
BY the way, we have received
a number of letters from doctors
expressing opinions as 10 what
that cure consisted Of We spoke
of greenlSh looking fluid that
was the FIRST step in the treat
mcnt. and also the last, which
made the patient plenty Seasick.
and the mcdlCoS seek 10 identity
II as a substance familiar 10
them. 1t has a long scientific
name.
one chap writes Us that II Is
still IN some places as = liquor
cure but adds that after the
three-day treatment with the
fluid course Of hydrothcrapY
follows with light exercise. so it
really lasts a couple of weeks.
Well, We want to say that
this is not the old Denver treat
ment, Al all They just hit YOU
with one jolt after another Of
that stuff and at the end of
three days you received di-
Mama ,apda the only light cNcr-
else YOU got IN tfc fneanAlme
was in trotting back and forth
to the rail 10 feed the fishes, as
the saying IS.
DUT lot us return 10 Bidc
- Dudley. who remembers the
thrce-day cure, though aS we
hope and trust only from hear
say. and TO Joe Ward
Side was columniSt on the
Denver Post in Wards heyday
and a poet Of parts. lie had
great vogue throughout the
Rocky Mountain region and
used 10 tour tho mining towns
rcciung his own poems We
believe nc had a partner in on
tcrtainmcnt named Joe Now
man
our trail has crosse Bde'S
three times IN a long newspaper
career. The first time was IN
ST Joseph, Mo. whore he was
writing "A column. the second
time in Denver and finally IN
New York. He is a quiet retlr-
ing chan. and we think II must
be greatly 10 his secret amaze
mcnt as we'll as TO his gratiiica-
tion that he has fathcrcd a
daughter who is an excellent
actress and a son who is
swell dancer. Still, n may have
been Bidc'S own theSpian in
ilucncc
IL T. ~ NtN INV WI NV if'iiN'i
IL Post when seven gamblers
with drawn guns entered tho
room. then located over drug
store a. Sixteenth and Curtis,
ur77 Saturday looking for Joe
Ward Tho Post had heen con-
Quoting 2 campaign in the inter-
cSfS Of civic righteousness against
gambling IN Denver. Then one Of
The widC-oponest towns in tho
country and thoy blamed Ward
IL was In lis office. % Tiny
cubhv hole Of tho main room.
vren th~v sur-od IN announcing
That thrv were going TO shoot
HIM until he was extremely
dcfunCt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
TELtPHoNE -CHERRY ss0o
b CARRIER
YEARLY

Foreign Fatcs IN Application
an on neS sent A. tender's risk DO MT
send cash stamps ~ Cnecks. drars
ana rrnev orders should 10 made payable
m HF rIMFs PUBLISHING COMPANN
International News Service has the gsclg-
sive rish's 10 use for reproduction IN any
form all news dispatches credited - II or
not otherwise credited in this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

VIII be brief
MR. ROOSENELT'S clarifying
A'A speech left congressman as
much IN the dark as before
about what he really intends
10 do.
Legislators and downtown OK
ccutlNcS have been able 10 cX-
press only their personal guesSeS,
and these vary widely. II is inn
possible, therefore. 10 present an
authoritative prospectus or even
a consensus. My own personal
opinion is that tho program will
develop along these following
lines:
The President is working on
the same basis he used in fight
ING the depression in 1888. He
has laid out an overall policy in
round gcneraliZed terms. as in
his first inaugural. II is all in
there, but no ono can see il yet.
The specifications will become
evident as he puts them into
effect in the course of coming
months or years.
He has taken over all the
powers that have been publicly
listed and some that have not.
He does not intend 10 use all
these powers (railroad aid. radio
control, press censorship. etc.
but will find legal authority in
them for whatever he wants to
do as situations develop.
URINARY step is a new tech
L meal naval policy in the At
lantic which viii he a substitute
for conveying. hut will 60 much
further than that diScredited
mode. by the use of Seagong
scouting planes and marine
bomborS on a large scale.
Second step Is 10 prevent Nazi
occupation OF island bases on the
other side OF tho Atlantic under
any circumstances, including the
4,all ofsBrllajn. The pQri6CIp
Bases. n6W Greenland, fYaSfr no .
land if necessary, and the Azores,
would be taken 10 protect us.
tho African islands OnCludng
possibly the .CanaricS. MadciraS
and Dakarl - protect South
America and our prestige there.
Thirdly. nc intends TO end
labor strikes by the mere threat
of power TO secure cooperation
1no now legislation or boards
He viii wage the big stick, not
weld H.
Fourthly. ONP Will be reor-
CanIlcd ,hakcn up Strong price
fixing will have 10 bc started
Othcr waving not welding viii
hcCoWc necessary 10 secure the
fullest cooperation from capital
management the securities and
commodities markets. for the
national effort
Tho national emergency dccla-
ration was. therefore. designed
10 prepare the country psyche
logically for whatever steps be-
come advisable To effect these
ani the other we'll known de-
Tense and British cid purposes.
TNjESE steps seem 10 make
i shooting ON the hugh seas
possible In a short time. bur no
land action. mo- war I'M the fUll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Roosevelt
Ac+s TO Guard
Atlantic Isles
Regular Army Unit Sent
10 Nearest Base
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON. May 3O.-Mr.
" Roosevelt rlffled I n Q war
cards he is holding so fast that
he gave Congress and every one
else only fast peek al the
corner of them. The top
counter may have been missed
entirely
You viii recall he said he was
entering Upon Il strategic Feas-
agRmeRt Of tho armed forces
in defense of the Western
Hemisphere. He, mentioned the
Azores and Cape Verde islands
Tour Times as vital 10 This de-
tense Greenland twice, Dakar
once).
The -FefN-sf4ff4e- newspaper
editions publishing the speech,
carried an unobtruSive story
that one of the fcw divisions of
the American army ready to
lcht fully trained and equipped
Ohc first division of $4,000 men
from Fort DeVenS, Mass. was
going TO Puerto Rico. which is
he nearest American soil to tho
Cape NefdeS and its background
stretch of tho African coast
TO take those islands. Mr..
Roosevelt will have 10 got there
before Hitler Most military au-
thorltlcS here assume the NaZi
occupation Of Spain and Portu-
cal Will follow Immediately the
conquest OF the eastern Meditcr-
rancan. probably in the late
Summer. Some expect the Puerto
Rican stop Of the first division
VIII be brief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

tNntlOn IIOIii tlNlfA wv
or the government.
IVES. il has been critical ~ ms
i administration, but primer
nalIv Of It's failure 10 use X1Gnr-
aHslv what powers II has had IN
this direction and Of lis military
and naval plans 10 diSSipate mo
nrod,ct of Stteh an effort over
100 wide a world area instead oi
concentrating them 10 deiend
our splendid advantage OF ln,e-
rlnr lines.
1, has urged the donation OF
additional powers OF American
decentralization 70 tho PreSl-
dent wherever II appeared TO nc
necessary 10 this end and II has
supported a far more active use
Of existing powers than any we
have seen.
The place of the citizen in an
unlimited emergency IS inc
place of A soldier in An unlimited
war That place is 10 do any
thing his government asks nun
10 do. 10 make any sacrifice
with his whole heart and with
out complaining
II IS 10 support any decision
made by his elected leaders act
ing within the limits OF their
constitutional war powers and
not 10 be too fuSsy about those
limits.
There is no power created or
enlarged hv tho presidential
proclamation that has not been
proved by modern war-eNperl-
cnce 10 he necessary
doubt If there Is any power
added by calling il an "unlim-
ltcd" emergency that didn exist
N YOU called il limited cmer-
gcncy Tha, is Qulbbllng issue
am and always have been
for granting 10 any president OF
Tho I'M cd States any power
that he says he needs FOR The
mobilization Of American re-
SOURCES ard their conversion
FROM mcrciF 'p6tcntiaf tdfactuaf
weapons Of war for the defense
Of America
OUR resources for tho uses Of
" peace mon. money and ma
tcrials arc very groat But IN
times Of danger. unless converted
10 the uses OF war, they arc no
defense.
They arc the reverse of that.
They are temptation 70
armed and piratical nations. ON
the other hand. If they arc cifl-
GENTLY converted to war uses.
mobilizcd and armed America
can be the most formidable
organ Of destruction the world
has ever seen.
| didn't lust discover that
either. | have been saying II for
years.
There remain. however. two
points that must he reserved.
Docs the civilian RECOMMENDATION.
necessary 10 compact our do
Tense. automatically transfer all
the war powers Of Congress. in
GLIDING that OF declaring war, 10
tho President?
There is no such doctrine I'm
tho Constitution nor IN any com
mont OF scholar or statesman
that have ever seen.
Docs tho necessity for ma
tional unity preclude discussion
and debate. oven after war Is
declared of tho conduct Of war
or tho wisdom OF national war
policy?
! doesn't in England now.
sorcly bcSet as England IS. II
didn't in either England or
America in the last World War
If it had. 50 far as England is
concerned. Lloyd George would
never have come in and the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

SI WANT 10 write. ! want In
read. travel. do things. I
want 10 live. II must he the
Spring.
~ cannot imagine what has
produced this very glum letter
from one who was supposed 10
cheer YOU IN. n may he the
reaction Ia tho war news In the
papers and 10 many individual
worries of my Friends"
Having read tho letter Mrs.
Spclvin American. went off 10
2 Covncr and worried but her
son Dummy said he was prac-
tically Sei lie IS fixing 70 ioin a
band TOURING tho camps 10 cheer
up the soldiers and get indis-
pensahle.
by United Features synd.. Ire
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
&artcmpartic.

Sonntog, Sen II. Mai, 8 llbr
ubenos, ucronItoltet ser 3nei9 q
Elm &urtcupartie pcrbnnoen nit an,
oercn Spiclen. @ir luoen ulle Wtit.
gIieocr uno sSrellnoe iolpie alle Ser
cine pin 9tetp Gaitle uno llmgcblng
oufs ber5libite ein. Gs peroen lcbDne
Greiie al Ole heiten Spieler allsge=
gcben. allh ein 2ltnh miro ierDiert.
Gintritt mlr 25c sic Herion. Gus
aomitee miro oafiir iorgen, oaB olle
s(npeienben einen geniitlihen 9lbenb
erleben. Sn &omitee iinb aotb. 8orts
ner, Hoie SanOer, Suii 8inbcr, &c.
9hrber, slnna Sefeier, Sara Sd)u.
tier llno slnnu 9lmeier. I'm Soblrei.
Heu 9eluh bittet
&atb. Girtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
MnS 9strott, @t6.
Smcia 81.

Siermit iperben sic Mitalieoer
a,limcrfialn een1abt, oab nGbite mo-
natlide @eriammlung ,pie setp0bn-
lid Sonntag, Sen 4. Mai abgebolten
miro. Gs bittet ser 9eamtenItob INN
5ablrei6en @eiud). gs miro auh auis
merfiam genlaht, oaB Wtitglieoer, sic
oen fir oen 9alfonb ee5eihneten 9e=
trag nadite Geriammllrns abtrasen
pollen, bieie @elber 8r. SobnShinl-
Ter iibertraeen fonnen. Gs bittet oos
gaufonitee i'm Namen oes Gereins
ale Mitglieoer, ipenn MIR moglid,,
bon nun an ieoen Samstas alli Sem
Eidnidplab nit @erfseugen su err
iheinen, Inn lieien Glas ber5uitellen,
pie es iib fir l,ns sebiibrt.
Mtidael Seutid, Sefr.