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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21


PITTsBI RICH - Additional
thousands of commercial mln-
ers Joined the spreading SYM
pathy walkout in the nation 5
coal mines Thursday.
Five Pennsylvania counties re-
ported new closing Thursday
morning affecting s.225 COM
mercial miners and $50 more work
FRS in captive mines. The conn.,
mereials are striking In sympathy
with the captive miners who are
demanding a union shop in their
contracts with the s1or steel pro-
ducers.
A survey of the coal areas of
Pennsylvania. West Virginia, Ken
lucky, and Maryland indicated that
$4,000 captive and commercial
miners had walked out. This fig
ure does not take cognizanee of
the Thanksgiving holiday being
observed in West Virginia and
Kentucky mines, but is based upon
estimates of miners on strike in
those two states Wednesday.
PREDICTS NONE WILL
RETURN AFTER HOLIDAY
United Mine Workers tc1O)
district leaders In West Virginia
predicted that none of the states
10000 commercial miners would
return TO the pits after the
Thanksgiving recess. In Alabama,
5000 commercial miners were on
holiday. and 5000 captive workers
have been on strike since Monday.
First violence In the Penn
sylyania shutdowns WA re-
ported Thursday from Browns
VILE. There a Negro miner.
firing into a line of 100 picketa
ut the Edenborn mine of the
II. 8. Prick Coal and Coke Co.,
q L. 8. Steel subsidiary,
wounded n picket and precipi-
fated gun fire from other re-
calcitrant miners. Approx
mately 100 shots were fired
and second picket was
wounded slightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
BEHIND THE SCENES In RUSSIA
Stain S Toast to F. y. r.,
Invoking Gods Blessing.
Startled Banquet Guests
AN UNCENSORED REPORT

MANILA. p. I-tUncensored)-Jos v Stain stood Mt
the head of banquet table around which American and Brit
ish guests gathered in the kremln night last
month and raised his glass for toast to President Roosevelt
May God help him in his task said Stalin the leader
d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Hello. Folks, We see by the
paper that today is Thanks
giving.
The too smallest place In the
world today is just about every
body's stomach.
Eat, drink and he merry
Thus Danish sorrow.
Bica rbonate of soda
viii help tomorrow.
Daily Definition: A bachelor Is
q guy who never makes the same
mistake once.
Some women Nho soy they suffer
n silence reollY mean mot snen IN
silence they suffer.
Do You suppose II would help
any II we put Post No Bills
sirn on our msilbos7
.
As nomination for an sppro-
pirate tom bstone inscription. Here
Lee m Atheist. All Dressed Up
and No Place TO Co
The only driver who doesn't need
10 slow down when ne comes To a
railroad crossing, Of course, Ia the
engineer Of a locomotive.
.
VI DIARY
Arose bssi~es, end after shsyesiss
ron, mighty shi,er -hilss ss~siins
With mine garments ~ the e'ses
dawn, 10 ereakfes There 'hs sooe
vile did pro,s ebous ,hs fierce rodents
,nsessins her penfry. and did con-
Glade By telling ne Re esy sens ret
poison. But Lord the hess do be ss
seriy end do be still 50 sleepy, did
feeinhly esh should ! briss ths sss
poison home With ne frow ths TEN.
Ne, you ssilsrd." she doth Gssseh.
"iuss leave n 81 the prinfery end
~ sesd the rots down there 70 Get
a." Ard Sc. rufferins Hest she eofh
heerl shat ! do indeed be esilsre
Re sre~pt 80 eeriY IN the ~esn srY
eesversstio. ~hoteser -sh such
rhre-, 70 fhs prirsery-C. o. D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

To Chicago faster than 7z hours TO-DAY thev = L 4
about 80 hours with zbyssrold ioeamotives oooa ant
qusfed Pullman ssepsrs and the ryoo6 euFvntuse
1895.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
BROKER DIS

SEATTLE - Charles Whitney.
president Of Whitney A. Co. SAL
mon brokers. died Wednesday after
a long illness. He was 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
FDR May Go
Over Head Of
John Lewis
Action Looms as
MonY More Miners
Join in Wolkout

BULLETIN

WASHINGTON = Admins
fration leaders In congress
Thursday believed that President
Roosevelt may appeal seen 10
the mine workers over John l..
LEWIS head 10 return 10 the
"eaptiye" pits under . govern
nenf guarantee Of protection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

of MaSsasoit is on the hill above
Plymouth Rock.
In the cemetery al the head
Of the Town Square you will
find the graves of Governor
Bradford and other earlier set
tiers, the oldest headstone dated
1881.
In several of the Plymouth
mansions you will eat steamed
clans and Goldfish broiled over
an open fire AS the Pilgrims
boiled them three centuries ago.
Gloucester is the greatest com
mercial fish ing center in
America. In the sea more than
5000 Gloucester fishermen have
lost their lives =. and each
year, some time in August. in
impressive memorial services.
flowers are cast upon the water
in tribute to those who did not
return.
Cape Cod is the last frontier
Of natural beauty along the sea-
board, and there you will find
the actual beginning of New
England, for the Pilgrims trod
where you walk along the white
beaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
TimberIine Lodge
Proving Popular
TIMBERLINE LODGE. Ore.
Aug. %.

lNlDEINLllNE IOlJ1Fs,. Ore.
Aug. %.
With the development of an
even more extensive Summer
recreational program, Timber
line Lodge in the Mount Hood
National Forest. Oregon. is prov
ing as popular with eastern
tourists this Summer as the
many famous western national
park resorts.
Programs include moving pic
lures or slides illustrating a
short talk on scenic and geologi-
cal features of the Cascade
Mountains.
Horseback riding and hiking
are still the most popular active
sports and A number Of parties
have taken the 36-mile trip
completely around the base of
the mountain with the report
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trip
The mile-long chair lift is
extremely popular with every
one who stays at the Lodge. and
a recent survey showed that
close to 90 per cent of the guests
take this thrilling ride.
BY mld-July the oiling Of the
West Leg road was completed
and now the entire trip to the
Lodge, which is 63 miles east Of
Portland, Ore, is made on dust
free roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

goes on wearing lavender and
lace,
Old North Church is probably
the most famous house Of wor-
ship in all America, with its
l75-foot Spire designed by
Charles Bulfinch. And under
meath the church rest the bodies
Of more than 1000 early settlers.
including Commander Samuel
Nicholson who was the first
commander of old IronSideS'
the old Ironsides' which
today is moorcd at Boston
wharf.
But when YOU have seen Bos-
ton you have merely begun 10
sec New England. for YOU have
three "muStS' before YOU head
homeward Plymouth, Cape
Cod and Gloucester. At Ply
mouth the magnificent bronze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
PendIeton Rodeo
On September 10
PENDLETON, Ore,
Aug %.

The Pendleton Roundup, epic
drama Of the Old West goes into
its thirty-second annual per-
Torrance here September 10 TO
10 with COWBOYS from all over
the WeSt competing FOR prizes
of horscmanship, and more than
1900 Indians from many tribes
creating a pageantry unsur-.
passed in lis splendor.
In Indian tepees and range
land corrals participants are
preparing and training for the
in riding vicious
broncos %bulldogging and roping
longhorn steers and riding relay
and pony express relay races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Voriety-Offered
in Minong Lakes
MINONG, Wis, Aug. %.

Among the headwaters Of
such famous fishing rivers as the
Totogatic and the Namekagon.
the Minong lakes region of
northwestern Wisconsin is a ma
tural playground of forest and
waters that provides every out
door opportunity with modern
accommodations.
Streams in this region fire.
quently dash over waterfalls.
Lakes are on every side. lin'-ad
by uncounted creeks and brooks
Every water provides good
swimming and good fishing.
A Vacaionisl might travel for
days from one Minong lake 10.
another, seeing new sights and
fishing an endless variety Of
waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Years Before Pilgrims

And that. gentle reader, was
years before the Pilgrims fled
England for Holland in their
conflict with King Charles !
Then on Dec. II. 1920, the
Mayflower put into the calm
waters off Plymouth
Goldfish was the Pilgrims
principal food IT.. the reason the
cod is looked upon in Massa-
chusetts as something almost
sacred great stuffed cod
hang in the state house in BoS-
ton until a year or so ago
a Goldfish appeared on MaSSa-
chusetts license plates,
Boston. OF course. is the point
for which the Michiganian heads
when he goes into New England,
and rightly so for Boston
has been described as nice lii
tie old lady, possibly a bit prosy
and dull. but anxious 10 share
whatever she has with those
who love her
IL has been said that New
York had her face lifted and
that San Francisco wears her
hair in an up-do. but Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
air Wistds
Stamp New


DIVER AND shore resorts in
New Brunswick offer a
wide choice TO an individual in
search of a vacation. and each
possesses particular charm to
lure the Summer visitor.
a comfortable and picturesque
route is furnished moreover, by
the Canadian National Railways.
operating from Montreal the
Ocean Limited, the Scotian and
the Maritime Express. The route
is so located as TO present vistas
of the lower ST. Lawrence, the
Matapedia Valley. the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence. the Bale des
Chaleurs and Northumberland
Strait.
The railway entrance 10 New
Brunswick IS striking After
leaving Mont Joli in Quebec, the
line follows the valley of the
Matapedia River. providing
continuous picture. and al the
end of the valley the train hats
AT Matapedia. This place has
holiday claims in its own right
and is also a junction point for
travellers who intend 10 use the
Canadian National Railways
branch line along the south
shore of the Gaspe Peninsula.
Skirts Shore
Leaving Matapedia. the rail-
way crosses the Restigouche
River. one of the famed salmon
streams. After a run through
wooded country the train comes
in sight of the Bale DIES Chal-
eurs and remains close 10 the
shore line until Bathurst is
reached.
Between these points are
pleasant places. Jacquet River.
for example. Bathurst itself Is
a popular summering place. and
close at hand Youghal Beach
has miles of sand 10 provide
safe bathing From nearby
Gloucester junction connection l.
made for Caraquet, Shippecan
and Tracadie.
The main line OF the railway
again passes through a stretch
of forest lands which terminate
as tho Miramichi Is reached at
Newcastle Here again is
choice for the traveller.
Chatham, across the river is
a charming old-time community
From both points one has access
10 fine holiday country and. in
proper season. 10 splendid fish
ing streams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
By THE Old AAA TRAVELLER


MICHIGAN cars are rolling
Nl New EnglandWard and
20 one who has lived IN Boston
this eastward trek IS easily
understood
For few places in these United
States pack as much punch As
New England and few places
viii give such A breath-taklng
parade Of the unusual and his
toric unless II is our own
Michigan
Massachusetts has the allure
of antiquity, for there was a
colony established on Guilty
hunk Island across Vineyard
Sound from picturesque Mar
thas Vineyard IN 1902
-, two decades before the
Mayhower dropped anchor off
present day Plymouth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
GZaveZ Resorts Trips and lour, FOR De,oH 1aeahouisb
East Shows
e-PiIsriinn
Settlement

The Old AAA Traveller Of
fhe Automobile ClUb OF Mich
Gan today takes you INTO a
favored summertime area.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
airhen Irancn @crcin Der
!Sontcrns 0cmcinbe

IS Nicnc allen MitalieScrn at,
9ahriht, onb sic ndd'itc %criolnm.
lung am Sonncrstag. sen t6. CIT.
nahmittogs = llbr itnttfinoct. Dir
Shlpcitcru iino criud)t ale piinftlic.,
nnlpeleno 81 iein; in Dem &omitcc
Iiir &niIeen uno SUDDEN ierpicre
limo iolgenoc SrhlpcItcrn: Sini Pin,
Scr. lforgarct @ottihline. &atb.
acllner, Marin Moth nno S>nnno
Carlton Suianna Sd,iner uurNc
OILS Soritcberin ocs &omitccs CT.
nannt. Sir Ereiic ipenoen mclbetcl:
iif oie Sdppeitcrn Maria llriencl,
Tnnn @enrid), Suiama Sd)incr,
NNncta @asncr. slnnu Sd)nciocr
uno Gntb. 0cier.
Die Veamtinncn ocs &ird)cr
,Srauen Tcrcins pcrocn hermit be.
nahridti9t, oaB oie 9iihcrpriii,ua
am 9. Sftober, 1 .'br hadn't, in.
Sauie bon ,srmu slnna @enrit,
446S Wtonroe Ctr, Itattfinoet.
Maria q. @inoer, Shriit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

rem Sabren beeriiben uno oenMbeno
Ser Sreeno iuiomen. Die idon IN
GROCER 8abl bem Serein uno Gen.
tral Serbano aneeboren unb burd
10 Elm 6eit nod anoere peranlabt
tueroen iid alh an5uidlieben, oann
miro oas 1eIt ieoen Monot abeebal.
ten iueroen. Oieienigen MitslieOe,,
oie fueit tuobnen, iino eriubt iisb
redtseiti9 ein5uiinoen. Sur Mit'
9lieber, 'Oeren Tamilienan9eborige
mS Sreunoe, sic iid) ocm Yerein
anidylieBeu iuollen, fOnnen teilneb.
men. 2aut 8erid)t oes &omitee}
miro oieie llnterbaltune cine oer
beitcn uto oie Iette in ser Surnbaue
iein. Cute Muiif lit beioret. Die So.
lten trGgt ser Gerein. oenn er mill
icincn MteIieoern bieten ipas iic
reolid, peroient baben. Muf gro6eA
Vell,d bofft Oas &omitee.
per 8eorg Heiuertb, Ssfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

2tueia 46.

Die nad1lte &cricmluIurn finbet
am Sreitae, sen 10. Sftober, itott,
,tnb stpar 7 llbr abenos IN 1853 q.
Miblano Moe. gtah ser GerIomm.
lung peranItoItet ser Terein eine
&artenpartie, 81, ipeIhem mir al
ssreuno uno Conner bes Gereins
ber5licb einlooen. slnfane lit s llbr
gintritt SOC. Sas &omitee miro oa.
fir icreen, oob aue 9etciliaten eineu
geniitlihen slbcno perleben.
Sm &pmitee iino: Sabp 9inoer.
Hoie 9antp, Sri. Marsarete 9aier,
gliie 9lopr, Marp Sreter. Selena
Marfel, slbeliue Wforf, gIii. Srenot,
gmilp Saul, Selene GnuI, Niarie
Yetri, Cara 9leino uno Sara Reii.
slue !9titalieoer iino gebeten Sic
@Idllein beitmmt in sic %erionm.
lung 5uriid 81 bringen.
Sopbie Curt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

3iueis a..
3rambcnfeit.

Gus 2raubenfeit oes 3lpeig al
fin6et 'Sonntag, Sen 5. Sftober, in,
Sereinslcfal. 316 e. 54tb st., Nen,
Yorf. itatt. Muf bieies Greisnis ipar,
ten ale, Oie iid) IN friiberen SSabrel'
baran beteiligt batten. nit grobe,
;sreroe. &ein @nuoer. man intsr
biclt iih babel INNER aufs @elte uni
Die Grinnerlln9 nad) eiaem l,tIti9er
,Seite oanert lange, ouh oiesma'
miro fir quite Wtiliif aeiorat ilnO bir
Ean5luitigen merOen beitimmt aui
lire Gefnllng fommen. ...
Gin riibriges &omitee tpiro allea
nufs bette peranitaIten. SmbiB l,ni
erfriidungen 5u mabisen Breiier
ou baben. Gintritt 49 Gents per
Ferion. 9inoer frei. Mnfane 6 llbr
nad Ser regelmdBisen Geriamml,,nN
Scs 3tpeiges. 8ringt cure 5rcuno'
nit. guf einen 3ablreiden 0eiudI
8ciud rednet bns Gomitee.
Y. Stooi, Yrot. <Sefr.
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N,.s Ntcitaea, pa.
3iueig 81


belt Ietten Samstog Elm SraubenftiI
berbln0en nit 1anSllnterbalt,ne
nit grobem GrfoIe ab. @ir banfen
allen oie gebolfen baben cs 5u eincm
0roben grfolg 81 MAIDEN, belonoers
Senienieen, Sic bon anoercn St1bten
gefommen tparen. glltpooo Gitp tpar
nibt beionoers pertretcn. @ir buficn
Dab iie cine quite Gntituloisl,ne bc.
ben. sllle unterbielten iid) foitlidj
uno GIltuooo mogc sic Soffnu9
nid)t perlieren, Ocnn mir balte!
balo iuieoer einen ioIben llntcrbal-
trngsabeno nit oemielben Srbeitcr.
0ie nGfyite 8eriammlrne finoct
am Samstag, Sen 4. Sftober, 7:3O
llbr abenbs, inn Sabienbeim itatt.
Gs piiroe erfreulif icin, tpcnn ale
Witglieoer Ser Seriammlung bel.
iuobnten, oenn oafiir tpl,roc ser Ser,
Elm gegriinbet, um uns ollmonot!id)
5uiammen5ufiuocn uno iiber 3pctse
oes Gereins unb Sic 8eihGfte 81, be,
roten gum @obl aller MitsIicocr. gs
gibt nieber einen Yrcis, oabey
tommt olle.
Maria 3oppelt, Sefr.
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Silbcr.Nudlicitfcicr.

Sonntoo, Sen 21. Septcnbe,
,puroen 9crt mo 9lnno Sntic pr.r
ibren &inOern @rralo nuo Eliir ~.
'uie pieIcn ,sre.nbcn iibcrra'tt. Wcrt
unb slnnn bnbcn ocn gro6cn Mciicn
itein IN ihrem Scbcn crreidlt ourd,
quite lolpc ourh Id,luerc Sabre hubcl
lie tren eincs fiirs unocre gclebt I'M y,
geItrcht. ,Srcuo unh @eib topfcr mn
oertruleno il'nln,nen getrngen. %
ber tonnte ihr Sphn ,Serrp lr0
Shpiegertpd,tcr Gllic ippic unoerP
ireue tSrelmoe cs niht lmterlailrn,
benz Subelpnar an ibrcm Silber
bof5eitstag cine ircuolgc llcbcr
raIhung 5u bCreitcn. Sic Tcier fcr)
ltatt I'M SnuIc BON Sophie Surt. e
beteiligten licb ihre &inoer SScrru
uno Gllic. Die @riiocr Sof NM
Curtis Satie, lnmmt ,samIic. Ecr
unb aotb. Gelhenot, 9lnon uub Gre
en- Ntortu3. Huopl' Sermon nm
Irlene, Glln 3ine. Gaih. Sunnri,
sOtife unb 9lnnu Snub. Cara @loL;
unh Mu0rp Inul. Sobu uuo 9luuI
Renning, @eprgc uuo Sopbic Curt
,Srant nno Glaru 6tllioro iolpio
Serr rmo .srou 9lnoreion. ,Sn aeniit.
lihem 9eilammenicin unterbieltel:
it'd aae bis irdt in ser 9taht. slny
ipiind)ten bem ,Sllbclpuar piel Slid
gert uno slnna oanften allen rchi
ber5lid) fiir Die gl,ten @iinife uno
8eIhenfc. Sie onnfen aut bCll
,Sreunoeu, melhe nid)t ampeieno ieill
fonuien uno trosoem 5lt Dem @s'
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Sn Sllna. Ohio, 'tnrb dln 23. Scr
iember i'm hohcn sllter bon - Sob
rem, 1 Itcnoten uno 80 Sagen Srn,
Snianna &ramf aeb. Sanpt
uno ipltroe anl 26. Sept. pom So
IBIS Miller & Sons Seidcnbeilai
.imgsbeim iolpie BON ser Grite
hcformlerten Stride aus unter 9ei
tilns BON Euitor Saul s. Grdiel
Der cine eiuorudsppuf Srauerprebie!
biclt, nui oem @opolopn NrieSbc
,ur lcttcn H,tbc getragen.
Sie %critorbene ipurre am "a
Slpril 1862 in 8rpiia,;. Sicben
hilrgcn. acborcn nnb bcrt trjoge.l
Sn Sabre 1882 ihlob lie nit Sol,
&orp in Serntunuitaot sen 9unS
ser Gbe, bie cine gliifIihc mor. Ger
lelbcn cntiprniirn 8 ainNer, ppn bc
ren MIR nod 5lpei am Sebcn lil!N.
Sln Sahr 1908 giug iie cine 5lucitr
Gbe ein NIT Seorg arauE m Solrm
Sbio. Sieicr Gbe cntiprob Elm ainh,
cine Scdtcr Sernline Grn,i6.
Die GerIterbcne NOR IN Sa!CnI
,Sarrcll mno Gina icb~ g!! bcfannt
III lcbtcrcr Staot Iebte lie 20 Sab
re, nm ihrcn 50 Sabre allcH @rn.
Scr Dtihael Sulpt, Ser i"br lcbrcd
lid lit, 81 pIlegeu. mas iie olrh inn
nlcr gctun, bis am 10. SilIi iic cilcr
Shlaganfol crlitt. abcr tic hate i'd
luieoer crbolt lmo fpnntc ibre Nlrbcit
tlln. Mm 10. September aber crliti
lic eiucn ilpclten Sflugnniou, ocr
lic Damn nIn 23. Scptember Slnl'
Spicr IleI. Mie hcliebt lie mar hci
ullen Die lie tannien. be,plcien hlr
oielen 9lumcuipcnocn. Sbre GnfeI
finocr ilngierten ais @abrtuftrG
ger rulo SRI. Srenc 9iertbdlmer
'ang ibr 5lpci idJone Sieber "2oi}
MIDI gehcn SIT Scr Gngcl 2obgetoE'
uno Oh Gpuc that mill not let mr.
40" Iebr ergreiieno.
Tim bic oabingeId)leocne Wtutter
8roB= lmo llrgroBnli,tter trauerl'
lire brei 5od,trr @ermine &raub II
Ytilpuufcc, @is., Matbilba @roui
uno Gliiabetb 9iertbGlmer bon Sc
troit. ~ Gnfelflnoer uno II llr
entelfinOcr, sluei Sobne Spbn unH
Wtidael iinb ibr inn Spbe porausge
3augcn Gs trauern auBer oen ge
nnnnten nod Sd1pieeeriobne unf
Sd)Diegertohter. 4 Stieiiobne I'M;
;uci lod)ter uno cine gan5e Sfa,
G,nfelfinoer, oie meiitem wpbabaii
in Salem, Sbio. Mube ibrer Mif)e.
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1Oiabriaes stiftnuasfcit Der
y. Z. z. u.

llniere Sugenb bon s)punastolrn
ieiert am Snmstaa. Sen 1. Sftobei
uno Sonntag, Sen 5. Sftpber, ibr
tOidbriges Stiftllnasieit. @robe
Sorbereitungen iino getroifcn NOR
sen, nm oieles ;seIt' oils cinen Morf.
ltein in ser @eihihte ,tnieres Sol.
tes fcitSuleacn.
2icbe Tolfsgcnoiien! Gin GROCER
Gag Sen mir falun ubntcn, lit her
algeriift. Wei llns lit es nihts
Nelies, ipenn mir b0rcu. oub unierc
Sr9ariiationen 90. uno %. @riin-
bllngsieite ieicrn, beute aber fom.
men rnierc ainbcr ilno lnOcn uns,
Elm aui ibr 10iGbriges Stiitlngsiell
Sier miiiien mir cine Enuie MAIDEN
,lnb inns iragen: SIT es nl0glih? Sa.
licbe Vriioer uno Shlucitern, es lit
'uabr - Die Belt eilt int ,slll9s. obnl
giiidiiht aui uniere Mniidt uuo Yl1.
ne. Der Yenoelid,lag Ser gtatln
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sesen uno iein Shlag perbaat leiic
i'm Gunfel ser Gluigfeit. llniers
Ibnen lebten Dor Sauieno SabrcI'
am oeutihen Nbein. llniere Torpdtcr
lebten 800 Sabre in Siebcnbiirger
ltno lpir als Elm Splitter bieier oe,li
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Sonutagsidule 10 ubr BORN.
gnsliiher 8ottesoienlt II llbr
pormittags.
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nod aenntnisnabme unb eingeben.
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ser @emeinoe entipredeno Die ein.
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0ottesoienit3eiten por5unebmen.
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nat. oas lit Ser 5. Cftober,. iuerocn
mir NIT bem neuen 8ottesoienltplan
beginner. Der Dorteii oieies neue!'
Hlanes lit einSe,ltig. uniere 6onn.
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ecbroht iperocn fam. OieIes lit Die
aro6c 8efnbr uuierer Mufloiuua linb
ipie es babcr nm ocn VeItano uliercs
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Madt.
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