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Evening star., 1941-06-15
u. 5. 0. Drive Reports
To Be Received at
Luncheon Tuesday
Patterson to Be Chief
Speaker; More Than $50
Expected to Attend

The first general report luncheon
of the Washington United Service
Organizations campaign will be held
at 1890 pm. Tuesday in the May
flower Hotel The luncheon will
provide the initial broad indication
of how we'll the Capital is respond
ing to the appeal for S250000, COM
prising a Sl45,000 contribution to
the national drive and s105 900 for
defense morale projects of nine local
agencies.
Undersecretary of War Patterson
chairman of the Government unit,
will be principal speaker, and the
attendance Of volunteer solicitors is
expected to exceed 450.
The effort to obtain money for
recreational needs of men in the
armed forces and defense industry
workers has been supported enthu-
slaStlCally in many communities
throughout the Nation, Washington
headquarters was informed yester-
day. The $4,000 Wheeling wv. Va)
quota almost was pledged before
conclusion of the dinner launching
that city's campaign, it was re-
ported. Bath. Me- where the OBJ
jective was Sl.700, has passed S4,l00.
Gifts to Be Taken in Stores.
1t was announced arrangements
have been made with a number of
large downtown department and
speciality stores to station accredited
workers for receipt of contributions.
Donations and pledges also are be-
ing accepted at campaign Offices,
1419 F street NV.
Among arrivals at headquarters
was man who brought four cans
filled with coins. He explained the
gift, totaling S837, was a result of
his practice of saving loose change
for eventual contribution to worthy
causes. A special letter of thanks
was sent him by Sidney F. Talia-
ferro, local chairman.
Two announcements have been
made by national headquarters in
New York City, one revealing elec-
ton of Hubert T. Delany, colored
NtW IUI dClOIIlty, dS lIlCIllUCI Va
the U. S. o. Board of Directors and
the other making public an indorse-
ment of the campaign by the Rev.
Everett R. Clinchy, president of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews.
DIR. Delany's Election Hailed.
The election of Mr.. Delany was
described as a recognition of the
Importance Of the welfare problems
of colored service men in the gen.
eral morale picture.
DR.. Charming H. Tobias, men,
ber of the Presidents Advisory
Committee on Selective Service and
senior secretary for colored work Of
the National Council of the Young
Mems Christian Association, COM
mented:
Realizing the problems of the
Negro in military service as I do,
I am greatly heartened at the ap-
pointment of distinguished Negro
citizen like DR.. Delany to the U. S. o.
Board of Directors
The Rev. Mr.. Clinchy called the
drive lone of the greatest co-opera-
tive ventures between Protestants,
Catholics and Jews in the long his
tory of our national growth"
Evening star., 1941-06-15

action requiring national officers Of
the union to publish a list of as
sociation employees and their salaries.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
White House Grants
63 Of 80 Draft
Deferment Pleas
Decisions Pend in 81
Cases; l8 Returned
To Stote Directors
By THOMAS c. HARDMAN.

The White House has granted de-
ferments to 63 out of SO prospective
selectees whose appeals to President
Roosevelt have been decided thus
far, selective service officials re-
vealed last night.
In all, 1913 registrants-claSsified
as available for immediate service
by their local draft boards through
out the country and retained in that
classification by regional boards of
appeal-have asked the President
to grant them deferments since the
draft program was begun.
Ninety-one of these cases still are
hanging fire, an official said. Cases
of Is appellants have been returned
to State directors, it was said, be-
cause of incomplete records or i'm
proper presentation.
10 Placed in Glass 2.
OF the 63 registrants who have
won their White House appeals, 10
have been ordered placed in class 2
because of the necessary nature of
their occupations and the remain
ing SO in class 3 because of de-
pendents, it was disclosed
The only White House decision in
volving Washington appellant thus
far resulted in Glass deferment
for Harold Norman Linker, "a, OF
65O5 Chestnut street, Chevy Chase
Md. Appeals of two other District
registrants are among those yet to
be acted on by the Executive.
Regulations Liberalized.
The relatively large number of
White House appeals-90 per cent
of which have been made within
the past six weeks-has been due to
liberalization of appeals regulations
and to efforts of national selective
service headquarters Ito remove the
stigma attached to appealing a draft
classification" spokesman said.
Several weeks ago, when it was
disclosed that only 10 registrants
over the entire country had asked
the President for deferment, Brig.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, acting di-
rector of selective service. asked
that appeals to the White House be
encouraged in every way possible.
Officials, accordingly, doubled the
time limit for appeals to the Presi-
dent and revised the rules to allow
State directors or Gen. Hershey to
appeal any case to the White House
which was deemed justified.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Lost Heirloom Found by Dog
And Returned to Master
Cameo Had Been in
Lomborne Family
For IS Years

Most of the buried treasure Smoky
dug up could just as well have
stayed buried-bones, rags, sticks,
etc.
But Smoky's master, M. D. Lam
borne, ST., was too polite to mention
it. He didn't want to discourage
Smoky in a pursuit he had followed
ever since he cut his baby teeth on
a bedroom slipper.
When Smoky came in from the
garden at AIS Farragut street NV.
to tuck various odds and ends about
Mr.. Lamborne's person the latter
accepted them with at least show
of appreciation.
The other day Mr. Lamborne lost
cameo setting from an old-fash-
ioned ring, a priced heirloom that
had been in his family for rs years.
The search was futile until Smoky
got on the job, quite Unexpectedly.
Mr.. Lamborne was seated on the
porch when Smoky, pedigreed
Boston bull, came in from the
garden. AS was his custom. nudged
his master couple of times with
cold, damp muzzle. Smoky had de-
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Wi||kie, Knox, Eight Others
To GET Dartmouth DEGREES
B, the Associates Press.

By the Associated Press.
HANOVER, N. H., June 14IWen-
dell L. Willkie and Secretary of the
Navy Knox will receive honorary
degrees tomorrow at Dartmouth COL
lege's 172nd commencement.
They were among 10 that includ-
ed Carl Sandburg and Van Wyck
Brooks, authors, and Joseph B.
Eastman, chairman of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, an
nounced today for citations.
Mr.. Willkie, listed only as "citi-
zen," and Secretary Knox will re-
ceive doctor of laws degrees.
Others to be honored are DR..
Howard Merrill Clute, Boston sur
geon, doctor of science; Gov. Blood
of New Hampshire, David w. Arm
strong of Worcester, Mass, acting
executive director, Boys Clubs of
America; Benjamin w. Couch,
Concord, N. H, attorney, master of
arts, and Justice Stanley E. Qua of
the Massachusetts, Supreme Court,
doctor of laws.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
$4,000 Fire Sweeps
Plant at Huntington
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June "A
Fire at the plant of the Standard
Ultramarine Co, which manufac-
lures household bluing, caused dam
age tonight estimated by President
Omar T. Frick at 100000.
The blaze started in the kiln
building and is believed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion
in charcoal. The kiln building and
the adjoining raw materials build
ing, both one-story brick structures,
were destroyed.
Mr.. Frick said the loss was cov-
cred by insurance.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Judge Roberts Asks
Unity Of Sentiment
Behind President
Supreme Court Justice
Gives Flag Day Tolk
In independence Hall
BY the Associated Press.

=
PHILADELPn June 14-AS-
sociate Justice Roberts of the Su-
preme Court called today for unity
of sentiment" throughout the nation
in support of President Roosevelt,
asserting he knows better than any
of us the gravity of the threat to our
security"
In an address at Independence
Hall climaxing the Flag Day cele-
bration at this birthplace of the
nations colors, Justice Roberts de-
clared stern realities confront us.
The darkness Of tyranny spreads
westward.
rs this a time for divided coun-
sells? Is this a time for confused
thinking, or is it a time for unity
of sentiment and unification of all
available power in support of our
leaders?"
Discussing labor's role, Justice
Roberts asked:
Does organized labor dare to risk
all its gains for the sake of some
supposed temporary advantage?"
and added:
Mistake me Motif through self
ishness or indifference we allow the
staff to be shattered and the flag
to fall and be trampled on the
ground, employer will have no prop
erty and laborer will have no job,
in any current meaning of those
terms"
Earlier, crowd estimated by po-
lice at between $4,000 and 10000
marched through the central part
of the = city behind 1000 soldiers
from the Indiantown Gap, Pa, mill
tary reservation and 300 sailors from
the new battleship Washington.
The celebration included a brief
ceremony at the home where Betsy
Ross sewed the first American flag.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

precautions, such as boarding over
plate-glass windows and securely
closing doors and shutters, are TAX
en-, well-constructed building will
withstand a hurricane of major in
tensity without damage.
The bureau gathers its reports by
telegraph, telephone, radio and
teletype system stretching from
Miami to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
PetriIIo Is Reelected
By Musicians Union
BY the Associated Press,


SEATTLE, June 14-The Ameri-
can Association of Musicians today
reelected James c. Petrillo presi-
dent and chose Dallas, Tex, for the
1912 convention
Before adjournment, the musi-
clans twice refused to rescind their
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Cut FutuI to Bow. d

Raphael Herndon, 4, colored. OF
2501 West street Sc, died at Gal
linger Hospital yesterday of COM
plications resulting from a cut on
the left arm May l when the front
door of his home broke as he was
trying to enter it.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Two Students Get Medals

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June IA
(SpeciaD Robert Scully and Miss
Nell Wells Quirk were awarded good
citizenship medals at the Great
Mills School by the Maj. William
Thomas Chapter, D. A. r.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Park Ceremony Deferred

Because of the inclement weathe.
the formal opening of the new Lub-
Der Run Park in Arlington County,
Va, scheduled for yesterday was
indefinitely postponed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Yifnif bes 0rmbcrbunoes Der
Seutid)=Yemeinoe.

9Iaen 0titeliebern icrrie allen at
beren idd)iiIhen Srganiiationen uno
@Iarbensgenoifen oiene sur Nah.
rid)t, oaB unier Yidnit am 3. slu.
quit auf yf. Hampelts 6arm an
&odiibe Moob itattiinbet. Sier lit elm
GROCER gaIeboQ Iiamonb tiir sic
Suaenb. cine grobc Sanshnue. 100
uns Sbe Hhpthm Srio Mlliif gum
Gereniigen ipielen tuiro.
lin oie'en Ylnt Al erreid,en,
iabre man 9rcnorielp 30. bis Nod
iibe Hpoo. ba uuh lints. @eelpeiicr
lueroen unfgeitellt iperoeu. Iieieni.
gen, weldp nit Strabenbubn iieben,
fabren bis Gnoe Der 9roaopiclr
9inie. @on BORT merben lie um I
llhr nit autos bis gum Hifnifplo'
geiabren. gitte iih bieien Gag 81;
reIerpieren. 9lae iino berslih eings.
laoen. Stc'an Hotb, Scfr.
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ipillfcmmen. 8ei Heaen ooer tiihlem
Weter miro ser Spei'eIoal benitbt.
@eiter ncrocn abcnos mad, Der Ter'
iamnlluna. Nrelshe oiesmal getplb
nm pl,nft Z llhr anftingt, BON Der
Gleuelono 6ralenpolisei l.ns Wnn-
oelbiloer aeaeigt meroen. Seine
Sh,peltcr ioIlte besholb feblen mo
firth aenl,a lid, eiufinocn. Die Sc'
fret6re ncroen ipie gcluohnlid) 5cit.
LID sur Stcuc icin uno 8cloer e.t-
gcacnnehnrcu. Mllh lit elm Stcrhcs
Nclo fiir Sdarcitcr 9lnnn WDlfi 81
bcSohlcu. I'm sahlrcid,c,I Ne'id, bel
@ortcnfcit unh %cr'annlln1 bitten
frelnlolithlt Sic @cumtil,neu uno ous
&rnitcc.
9tlln licbc Sd,lpcitcrn sic ihr Eu
menstaa 'cicrt, Sorhiu, Sclrnn. 80
tonno, Mnraoreto. GhriItn,u, Nnno,
Mortho. Gnrilic. 'eit NIthcr5iN n1H
brin0t ctlros Nchuf NIT.
81. ~, Sctr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Nas Glcpclar,H, iOhic
Vifnif Der Gillette Sah,icn.
s. Nile IolfsgcnrNcn cingeIaocu.

T.Hs nnacfiinbig:e Iidnit hct
Sitirite aranfenpcreinr 3nciN 33
nnb 81. finbct om 3. IuouIt oiti G,n
Wlenrihgc VifuifgrlInos. 25tO
SIcnrioge Mouo. Guclio. Shlo. Iintt.
slllc iGdNiid)eu Iolfsaenoiien bon
Git lno Wclt lnb aus ser llmacbnng
iperorn bcr5lidI cingcluoeu. Is lvirA
oics has groi,te Yidnid nerbrn, ons
ie allf Der Gillette nbgehalten Uliroe
Gcnn ullBer Ben 5ipei 3peigpcre url,
bat Die ct. SSobonnes airdeli.Gc-
m:inSe iugeiagt. ibrcu 8ottesbcnIt
hrn,lben obSubalten unb ,lpar II llhr
rornlittnas. Gle Spnntanidule fuIt
aus Mud, Die GIepelano SIt ,il.ninrs
hahcn Ntitarbeit 5ugeiagt. Peinc Sic-
bcrtafcl @ciangpcreine ipcrocn ca.
,rortet nnh Iino bcr5lidl pillfomInen
%rinHt r,td, cillcn JutacIiiIltCn Sort
nit mnn Slr,or, fiir olcs melirre
miro geiorgt
9as aomitce.
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Gumppb Gitn. Ea.

Nie Ct HauIs 8emeinbe tpirb bebient
oonr Haitor GuoluiQ 9o,eiieder giaenem
Yas1nr 6auptgo:tesbienS' iehen Sunntug
moracn5 1O:30 lthr SomltoglhuIe 0:3O
rtr inorgens unter Der 2citltng bcs illn=
zen Supcriuisnocnter Ir. Nnurer. &ous
'lrmanbcnilnterridt ic nad) slngabe bes
@aftocs aird,enrat5iituna ieben Iebten
sonm3tag i'm Monat, ahcnbs 7 1lbr. -
Sonntanihul;ehrersSieuns icben brittcn
Sonntng i'm Wpnat. mpr9cns $50 llbr.
&irt1end'orprnbe ieben Sreitaa 1880
iIhr nhsnbs. Airhen 8rnuen gereinsz
Sitrne icoen 3. Sonnerstng I'M Ronat.
IS ltbr; 2utber 2iga Sieung So
!lhr Suacuobunriieung iebeu 2. Sonus
taq, l,hr abenos
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y )nnostuun, Shiu.

T"utithe gnoua "u'h S>nuteruS &c.
mcinNe Ode 1incohl MDc llnh Splmes
Strose. ST.. g 9. Sritira, Yforrer @obs
n,n.,n 2513 @idIiiic 8Ito. Sci: 91968.
Inn Q ll1r SpnutnGim.:le nno Sligenbs
@nit:3oicnlt; in, Sutc, nm 1890, i'm
snn,mcr I'M o'3O 'lhr Snnptsottesoienft
III eden Cunt nnh ssei.rtaeen. Cams
tag 9 lhr &onfirmonoeue unb Selltfhs
llm:r. id,t Scbcn 2 Sien5taa im sHnndt
S."nstaa i'm gfornt Vrloerbuno.
Scbtn 4. Sunn.nN, 9 Ebr nuhn'lttaes
Trnueu Gcrein. Sober 5ipeitfol9enbeu
Ihitapnh Suocnhbunb; icben 5peitfot'
acrbsn 0omcrstnG 2uiher 2igu. Seben
Srritna AirG:ad,nrprohe Mue Gocnopers
irm"l,m9en f;nheu nm 1870 lthr itatt.
Nue %n!fs< .mn 8l1ubcns9cuolien iine
Ger5li.h einssl
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Die iusiale Vctrcnnng Der bcutidcn
Niinitlcr.

Tas ocutif,e io5iale &erf ~&iinit.
lerbanf" itellte ieit ieinen 8eIteben
in fait $4,000 SGllen insgeiomt 5
9iaioneu Warf an @eibilfen fir
alternOe coer uptleibenoe SiinItler
SIR geriiigilng. Ourd ieine Ginias,
bereitihuit lit erreid,t aroroen, ooB
ieoer aiinitler III Seutihlanb ieinen
Sebensllnterbalt bat. Srrd, cine
neue Spcnbe bes Neid)sminilters fir
golfsuuiflarlme uno YropasanSa.
Sr. 8obbels, in Sobe bon 21a Wil.
lionen Mnrf miro ben &iinltlern
lueitcre Silic gebuteu. ,sn Scr &iinit,
lerhilfe limo mlnn,ehr iGmtlidc
oeut'hitGnlmiecn &iinitler in S,i,
remburg. int Gliob. in Gotbrlngen
uno I'M Mcihsgnl Warthelano ollI,
genpmmen moroen.
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Nrrhbea mten= =lSidnif finoet am
"a. Nnanit itatt.

gNic ieoes ,sohr fnoct oud in Sic.
fem ,tobr bos @rp6beamten-E Eltn'f
,pieScr am ultcn befonntcn EIut in
4priciboc Glen. in Ghu9rin Sails
NoIlcn, nabc 9Icpelnnb, Shio. Itntt.
unb ;tpar lin0 ollie @rcBbeamten unS
Gr.@rcbbcamtcn uno hercn Erclmor
hcr;Iid' cingcIooen. sllle oie oorun
teiIncbmcn ,rcllen. n,iiiicn iit nn~
mclocn. ihrer mie piele ppn ihrcr
ssamilie teilnehmen meroen. oamit
acniiaenb Grfrlld)lnacn uilr. beItcllt
lrerbcn fonnen. Iue Seilnehmcr
brinacn ibre eiaenen gut Ncpuftcn
9urd}Sorbe mites lit aeniiseno %or-
rid'tlna porhonocn iiir Ilciihbrotcn.
Gle Inmelolngen idife man an
@rpS. Wjc ErGIibent Mno. ". Yetri,
2O36 ". tO4. Str. Melroie 3O77:
nber @robpcrlpnlter Sohn &rcd).
2749 Guclio Seights gloo.. Glepe-
Ionh. Sbip, Dello,uitcne 1924, urS
nidt ipGter oIs bis Sim 20. NuauIt.
2obt bir Sorgcn sl,bnllie llno brlrNt
rtcI nlten Slmor nit. iiir alles an
Sere ioipie aui gutes @ctter iorlt
gennni,tcs apmitee.
I'm bin Si peIonaen iahre mon
GlnIib Moc. bis GilcIio, Damn Nt. 6
bis Slim roten Shulhaus. Iinfs Don
ha ut. ia bis sur eriten Strube
rcd,ts biz ins Gal. Damn linfs bis
s,,m EIue. sus,pdrtiae fabrra bis
81 rcd,ts bis g. bunn rpieoer redts
bis sllm rotten Shulbuus. pru ba
ipie nbcu erfu1bnt.
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3iucia "a.

Die n0t,itc Ecrian.n,l,,na Nts
3lucia 81 tinoet Srcitoa. ocn 3. su,
quit. 8 llbr abenos, Itott. Tic 9eam,
tinnru peroen ctpas friibcr bu icir,
INN 3ohlln9 entgegcn Sll nehnlcn.
Gos Stcrbeaclo iiir sic ocrItrrbcncn
IritglieNer Hegino SbermoIm ulro
&lora Stnuts lit IN hiclcr Der.
innlmlllnN ;u bciuhlcn Sic Sd)lue.
tern iinb gebctcn iih ans eiecnenl
Sntercllc gltltchenb iu haltcn.
Sn lester %erlnmmlrna pllror be-
idlclicn. um Gcnncrstap, sen 81.
9luglit. 3 llhr nod)nlittuas. i'm
SnhienheIm eine
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3,ucia II.
Gen Sch,pciteru oicnc sur &c,
ulligen Nnhrid,t, boS mir cincn

Gen Sdlpciteru bicnc sur ae,
falli9en Nnfriht, oob ipir cincn
Wicncr= mno Gprm Mcait
habcn am Snmstaq, Sen >. slueuit,
abcnos. llnierc YrGiiocntin Waria
gcu mar 10 aiitig l,nb iteut ums ihr
Scim uno @arten sur 8erfiisuns
fir oieien slbeno. Ger YIab lit iehr
lcid)t 81 finoen. Mnn nebme Sen
Gait Susc. gus uno tabre bis sur
8race slue, Damn nrebt man iih
linfs hinein, ungefGhr 100 Sdritte
llnlere Nrdiioeutin mGebte iih iehr
fre,,cn, ipenn lie allc Sd,ipeitern an
oieiem 9lbeno beeriibcn oiirfte.
@ringt MIR pieI S,unor nit, ouS
unoere miro bas &omltee beiorgen.
Ser Gintritt lit MIR 1Oc Yericn
uno aIles unoere lit irei.
lin 5ablreiden 8eil,h bittet
Sas &omitee.
6. Stoff. Sefr.
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@inc'or Sut., &annba.

Ct Rnul,rs Stride, Torert Mpc Ytdt.
rer Tito S. NcbIc. t2io Tare::t Mbe..
&ihbInr. &urnha. Spttc c5bienit in ben
So!r.ermoratcn bon 80 llbr DOR.
mittaa3. Sou,,t.oid)ule bon 1O--11 uhl
rprn,itt1os. Sebeu l. Oicrstns oben6s
in: lRonnt Nirhenrot zSitlin9. Scben
I. Sonnerstoe nbcrp5 i'm Ipnut ;srollen
%crsin Sibuna. ollie &oItsz uub @luu.
hensoenoHen iinb ber8lih eingclooen
airhe1rntsii1uns Sehen 5.pe;tIolecnber
IPiitprth Sonntn9ihn!iibuna Seoep
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Netrp;t. Mid)icun.

Gc,:t;de unh SGdiiIdl 80. ct. Tetrus
8n !)e. @lenficlb uno 9tp5berrp Mpe.
Ffnrier Sobannes Seut,h. 12311 @Icus
fieib Nne Gel. Yitgree 6205. Snm3>
toy. @entid)s Sd)rle Don 1O-12 llbr
Sru..toaid,uIe nnn t0-11 rbr. Bottes>
niclit tnn lip l1br. Scben fcsten
Ni;nstaa oes Mcndts &!rhci,ratsIitung.
Ourrl h;e Commemorate iebcn 3.Sienss
tag Ionit ichtn B. Sonnrae Srnucnpers
eina=@cri1mmlrng &inrcrhrrprpbe jcs
bcu Srcitn9 abenb pile Golfs< uun
Glanten5aenoIieu !inh fre,nblidjit ein.
3cI,t'n 81 ben @ottesbieniten.
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Ncrafcr Yifnif.

Nllcn :MergIcr 2onhsleutcn ,mo
Nrel,nocn sur eefGligen Hohric1i.
nub rnier Y;fnif oieice Sohr on
10. Nl,glit i'm Snd,Icnbelm. 7nO1
Geniion slpe.. Glcuclono. nbgcho!tcn
miro. Sd, bite ollie EonbsIcntc nid)'
ipnter mie 10 llbr nm EInse ju iciir
nit elnem gefiillten &orb, onB nr0erc
hnben mir. aommt ale.
Niit @rub
Inop Stlrner. 1890 @crnin 9lne.
Slepelnnb. s.
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Mcid,cncr Hifnif.

Ins MeidWner Vlfnif luiro ald,
oicies ,Sohr ipipie in nnoercn ,Suhrcn
nod Mcihcner 9eidIllb ON >. Conn.
rag i'm slual,lt itattIinocn, ollo nnl
10. aual't. unb 5>uar ulf Hampclts
@rope, 1907 Nodlioe Rouo, Scpcn
5ias. Sbio. n,o alIe Meihener 10.
lpie ibre srelnoe iilno ber;Iif, einge,
Iaben.
I'm BEN Ylns BON GlepeIanb ous
III errcid)en fabre man bie 9roao
oielp Hoao binaus bis Hofiioe. Don
BORT nod Iinfs bis gum VIab; oic,
ienigen, Die bon arrberbalb Glepclonh
eomnpn fohren bic Noute 80 bis
8roaboiem Hoao. oreben oo bineiu
nod NurOen unb fnbren bis Rodiihl
1000, oa rehts binein bis ,ltnl
Elas. I'm nGbere Musfunit rufe
man alli Sbaopliae 25t9.
Sans Hebner, Sefr.
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Us trennen uns MIR nod 6 $50
hen bon unierem 3. Stiftungsfeit,
neldles nm Sonntra. Sen Z. Sep.
tembcr, pon hadn't. ! llhr an in Ger
Craftsman Etcmorial Sempel an g..
Strabe nnb South Soonlis 9lpo.
obgclaIten ipirb; borlm merte Wit.
glieoer miiiien mir ictt ihon baran
gcben ltniere &arteu i'm Torperfaui
an oen Wtann 5u bringen. tpenn ipir
ale fleibia an Die Nrbeit geben unb
uns tnicreu l,nermiiblihen 1rGIi,
benten ais Gorbilb nehmen, lpiro
aif bieies llnternchmen Elm Gr.
fplg iein. Siermit laben mir alle I'M,
'ere Srcunbe unb 9cfannten Su I'M.
'erem StiftllugsTeit ol,fs bcrslihite
ein g8ie bel allen unoeren Seran.
itaftl,neen iperoen mir al,h bieies
mal Elm fi,r3es, reid,baltiges Yro.
gramm auiitellen. Gus ml,lifaIiihe
Yroaramm miro bon Sspbn Heiniihs
Srfelter iibernommcn; iiir gute
Slide ulb bas befDnlnrlihe Nab
'prgt Der ltns alien befannte God.
lcnlpirt. sllio fommt ale in Sharen,
Der nift larfen mill fonn fabren.
Yanl Tiefenbader, Sefr.
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Murn 1nbiana.

Sentid,e Gu ,2uther 3onterll5z z0irhe.
rde II Npc unb TiIIntprc otr H'orr'
Sritt, GctcrIcu, Tiurrcr. Scnntdaz
uubuuna: 1919 SiGmprc ct Sci. 23551
lc1u, nm llb, fir hie Nruhcn une um
= l!br fir Die flelner Ainoer. Noitcs,
hcuit nm 10 llhr IN scr en9lilden ,,ne
IN, II llbr IN Der heutld)cn Sprdde.
S'pI'os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino irenno'
Ildi,.:: eii.Ncluocn
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2(ms Canton, Whte
,3,ucia ID.

slQsn Briiocrn miro mitaeteilt,
cob eie nGcbite Neriannl,lne am
Somstaa ocn ,. sl,'glllt, 7:3O lthr
obcnbs. I'M Sct,'enbcim itattfinOet,
5n ,peIder ale 8riiner ber5liN ein,
9elaoen iiub piinftlid lno ,uhlreid,
Ut erid)ei.en Diejenieen .Hri:osr. bie
NIT ihrcn 3orl.ncen i'm Hiidltono
;!rN moaen iit, Jnrltehcrr mot!,cn.
6. Glncs, Stfr.
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&artcnpartie

mno anoere Spiele obNthnltcn.
@ir Icben ocsbnlb ictt it,on uIr
beriIid, Gin, iid) 10 Sohlreih lpic
nl,r mn1lidl Il, beteiliNsn. Gas So
mitee miro ontiir Gorge tragccn,
bab ale slnlpeienoen u,i oos sunpr-
fommenoite bcoient perocn nod
gutter iGd,iiidpr slrt, bel gutem
Gafice lmb bonn &omitce ieIbit ee.
bafene arnpfen.
@ittc su bead)tcn!
IS tperoen oiesmol aenua Strap
fen pprhanben iein, Inn u0c Mnlpts
Ierben bcSiencn Su fonnen falls tic
meld,e fu,ien mod,tcn Inn nit natl
Sauie 5ll nchnen fir sic ,sanlilie.
Tiesmnl rcrhen mir geuna bot,
fen. nm alle 9lnipcIenbrn bcbieuen
Su tGnnen. 9luc Mitelicoer oes Oa,
menhor Snrpnio nchmcn gerne llrb
oanfcno 9cIteIl,,ugen entgeacn.
Gs miro nie gelpohnlid, bel iebe,u
Siih einen 'd)onen Yrcis geben rnb
aud, mertpone geitiftete anbere Yrei.
ie nerocn ipiebcr an gliidlidle Spie,
Ter perohrcid)t peroen. Gintritt 25t
sic Ycrion. I'm Sohlreid,en 9ciud]
bittet Dos &omitee.
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Ctieite QieoeftafeI gan,cndlor.

ltnicre ndhIte Gerion,rlillna miro
am I. N,laltit, 8 llbr abcnos, abees
baIten. Seoc Singerin iollte Der.
luhen oniueieno su ieiu. neil mid,
tioe 8eid)Gfte sllm Grleoi9en iinb.
sllip alien SGngerinneu redt Der.
aniiate iscrien uno niht peraebt Cen
q. Suli bel ome Sod)icntng omues
ieno ,u iein, ipo .pir mitiinaen I'M
Muiicnd)or. Marie Spaan Sefr.