davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

at the sinister land, sea and sky
monsters Of the Axis powers. Donald
gets his income tax made out In
q hurry. He misses the mailman
and races all the way to Washing
ton to get his money on the line.
On January S the first print of
the film was shown to Secretary
Morgenthau. The feature opened
In so New York and go Chicago
theaters on January 20. It will
be shown in $4,000 theaters be-
fore the income tax deadline on
March, is.
It opened today at the Little and
Earle Theaters and will be screened
at numerous other theaters here be-
tween now and March IS.
Incidentally, Donald shows how
an intelligent duck makes out an
income tax return with no errors,
AL this In Z minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Occupied Republics
Soon Will Return 10
Soviet, Ka|inin Says
Red Army Gets Closer
Each Day to Borders Of
Boltic Stotes, He CIoims
BY the Associated Press.

~ VIC AoooS12te0 1ISoos
MOSCOW, Feb. .5.-President
Michael Kalinin in q message to the
Soviet people today proclaimed that
"the hour Is near when all the &C.
cupied republics (of Russia) will re-
turn to the family" of the Soviet
Union.
Closer and closer each day, he
said, the Red Army Is approaching
the borders Of White Russia, Latvia,
Estonia and Lithuania.
Every day" he went on, more
occupied places in the Ukraine re-
turn to their country Russia)."
His message, spread across the
main pages Of the newspapers, said
that although the Germans were
fighting for every inch Of ground
the Russians had driven the in.
vaders back as far as ITS miles in
some places.
Kalinin said the Red Army had
learned much while it was being
pushed back by the German of1en-
sive, and that 1t also made prepara-
lions for its own counterthrust
while 1t was Withdrawing.
1.-THE Germans will never recap
ture from the Red Army the initia-
tive which now has been gained" he
declared.
Premier Josef Stains call to the
army and the people gave tremen-
dous impetus to the Russian attack
and seemed to double the Soviet
forces, Kalinin said.
The President asserted that Hit
Ter had sacrificed everything in try.
ing to realize his dream Of occupying
Moscow, and that now that dream
was pursuing him like a shadow.
The German Fuehrer paid q lot for
1t and will pay more, Kalinin added.
while the world awaited the fall
Of Moscow" he declared, "the Red
Army command laid plans to defeat
him at the gates Of the capital"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Special Jury Meeting
DELAYED Until Tuesday

The special District grand jury,
which has been inquiring into prop
uganda activities, will meet again
Tuesday, Justice Department OIL
Gals said today.
The grand jurors were scheduled
to reconvene today, but as subpoenas
had not been served on witnesses
slated to be heard, Special Assistants
to the Attorney General William
Power Maloney and Edward j.
Hickey, jr., decided that the grand
Jury should not assemble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Arms Contracts LET
Total $7,3S3,000,00o
In ; January Weeks
w. P. B. Worms Sacrifices
Are Still Aheod Despite
Encouraging Increases
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board re-
ported last night that $7,383, 000, 900
of arms contracts had been cleared
In the first three weeks Of January,
with the amount increasing each
week.
But in spite Of encouraging In
creases, the hard job, the big sacri-
fees" are still ahead, the board
warned In a summary Of 1.-The so
days since Pearl Harbor."
The report disclosed that man
hours In the aircraft industry in
December increased 100000 over
November, breaking all records"
The total hours worked were not
made public. s
The automobile industry has un-
dertaken contracts for $500, COO, 900
Of military supplies since Pearl
Harbor," the report said, and addi-
tional large orders have been placed
with subcontractors and accessory
manufacturers.
Including the backlog Of war or
0Clo WAI44 Wll4IA4 ~ Chb(4C0 LAl0
year." the summary continued, 'it
appeared the industry in 1912 will
be carrying war contracts of So
900 ,O00, 000." r.
The boards production division
has put greatest pressure on ma
chine tool manufacturers, calling all
the Nations 200-odd major manu-
facturers and most Of the smaller
manufacturers to Washington for
production clinics. Delivery sched-
ules have been advanced "in every
instance" the board said.
Many basic policy decisions have
been made" in the last go days, the
summary declared. Virtually every
American life will be affected by
them. The direction and meaning
of all our efforts have been diverted
to the about battle against the
Axis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Russia
Continued From First Page.)

aging blows as one raid in which
they wrecked a train, disabling i've
locomotives and ditching hundreds
of cars.
n Gun Positions Smashed.
The "Kahnin 'front.'" on which
the Russians said they destroyed
n German tanks, 5 cannon and 8
machine guns. presumably refers to
the province which extends clear to
the Latvian frontier, rather than to
the immediate vicinity Of the city
Of Kalinin.
Before Leningrad, Russian units
were declared to have smashed ~
German gun positions, killing more
than 400 German officers and men.
The midnight Soviet communique
said 1900 German soldiers and ON
GERS were killed or wounded after
stubborn fighting for one fortified
populated place. It was taken, the
Soviets added, when the Germans
"retreated tn disorder" before
threatened enlightenment.
Naxis Dislodged Elsewhere.
The official report said the Ger
mans were dislodged from another
center Of resistance at q cost to
them Of more than 900 officers and
soldiers killed.
This communique also announced
the occupation of a number of m-
specified populated places.
The midday communique reported
these actions continuing, with the
six more populated places recap
tured, and told Of 70 Germans being
killed at one spot and 100 at another.
Pressure In 3 Areas.
Thus the war reports indicated
the Red Army was exerting pressure
on the Germans In three big areas
westward of Moscow toward the KEY
city OF Smolensk; in the south CEN
ter between Kursk and Kharkov.
and deep In the Donets Basin, where
the Russians are driving on
Dnieperopetrovsk.
The Russians indicated the Ger
man air force still Is hitting at Mos
COW, reporting seven German planes
were brought down yesterday In the
vicinity of the capital.
Meanwhile, news reels from the
front, shown privately in Moscow,
portrayed graphically the havoc be-
ing wreaked on the retreating Ger
manS-and the havoc the Germans
were alleged to have visited on the
Russians In some areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
First Of New Ships Built
For Britain Wins Praise

4y the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The captain Of
the 7,000-ton steamship Ocean
Vanguard, first vessel of her kind
built for Britain in the United
States, was quoted last night as say
ing he found the new ship fast
enough to keep up with any convoy.
The ship arrived yesterday at q
British port after a stormy Atlantic
crossing with q cargo Of aircraft,
canned goods, hides and meat.
The British radio said the ship
was "the forerunner Of a great fleet"
and that she withstood the terrific
waves Of the Atlantic very well
indeed"
One Of the crew, a fireman, was
quoted as saying shes as good as
anything I've been in and I've been
in plenty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Defense Clerk Rates
Volunteer: Educated,
Can't Do q Thing
" the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. - Lawyer
Joseph McCune, periodically
volunteering his services for
civilian defense, patiently an
swered the exhaustive questions
Of the young lady at head
quarters.
"Education?"
Columbia University, the Uni
versity Of Illinois and the
Kansas City School Of Law.
Fire fighter? Policeman?
Afraid warden?-"
Mr.. McCune shrugged his
shoulders-and gulped as he
observed his interrogator's
written comment on the back
Of the card:
Highly educated, but can't
do q thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Nozis Report l23 Vain
Attacks by Russians

LONDON, Feb. 5 R.-The Berlin
radio reported today that 123 vain
Russian attacks had been made
against the German lines on the
Leningrad front within one month
and claimed that 1000 Soviet troops
were killed, 2,100 wounded and 979
captured.
Attacks Repulsed, Nsxis Claim.
BERLIN From German Broad
casts, Feb. 5 @.-A German COM
munique reported today numerous
Soviet attacks on the eastern front
had broken down with heavy Rus
sian losses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Staunton Gives Pay Raises

Special Dispatch to The star.
STAUNTON, Va, Feb. 5.-After
raising the pay of practically all
city employees, City Council has
adopted a 1912 budget Of $4,000
City Manager w. L. Hall, who was
given an annual raise Of $3.50, esti-
mated the pay increases would cost
the city about $4,000 annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

Every citizen Is called upon
to see that not a pound Of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping Of packages or un-
necessary use Of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Waste paper for paperboard
is vital to the packaging Of q
great quantity Of war equip
ment.
Do not burn newspapers, but,
when you have saved enough
for q bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating In the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization In The Stars
campaign for retaining old
newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Justice Legion Post
Giving Dance Tonight

The annual reception and dance
Of Department Of Justice American
Legion Post No. II will be held to-
night at 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
Among honor guests will be Sen
ator Mead Of New York, Supreme
Court Justice Stanley Reed, and Col.
Louis Sanders. Twenty-Five per
cent Of the post membership is
drawn from the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation. Lee r. Pennington,
jr., aide to J. Edgar Hoover. is gen.
eral chairman Of arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

Seventh, Eighth, e and I streets
Sc. and q change from 40 to 60
foot height limit for property on
the north side Of @ street at the
west end Of the @ Street Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

Over zoo, 900 defense workers now
wear the Navy ''E" awarded for eff.
cheney in naval ordnance plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

The places visited, she said, in
cluded Camp Pendleton, Fort Myer,
Fort Belvoir, Fort Bragg, Camp
Croft, Fort Sumter, Fort Jackson,
Camp Wheeler, Fort Benning, vari-
Gus other forts and airports in Ala
bama and Georgia, and the Pensa-
cola Air Station in Florida. She
said they tried to get into the
Pensacola Station, but failed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02
Mdtmna 3,ueia 4.

Nuen Mitslieoern oiene our Nah,
ridt, oab nniere nahite re~eelmdbist
Notwithstanding nitt sonntag
ben 5. Suli. ionoern Mittpot, Der
8. Suli, Z llbr aben0s itattfinoet. Dit
Sefretdrinuen iperoeu etnas tribe,
anlueieno iein uno Sablungen ent.
sesennebmen. Mae riidit6nbige:
IitaIieocr mOeen sefauialt iih gut
itebcno MAIDEN.
Muf miro neben miftigen Ser
banolungen audi Der balbiabrliht
GinauSberift perleien speroen. lin
sobIrcihe geteiligune miro ireunS-
lifit eriudt.
8eiter miro miteeteilt. SaB Die
Sophien.a artenpartie niht oen II
SuIi. ionoern Donnerstaa, ben 16
Ss1lli. itattfinbet. Bitte freunolifit
iif Sieien Gag al reierpieren.
e. SfeeL. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

gen Wltglieoes, Oen ieber au Screen
nebmen ioute. Das &ino uar bIob
cine fur5e 3eit in Ser Sugeno. @6tei-
lung nno bant Sen, lieben @roBs
eltern, Ole es nidt unterlaiien ,ba.
ben. oas entelfino bi,,aubrinsen. TOO
es binaeborte. Earum Iie6p Qanos.
leute bereeBt nift, bleib BEL eurem
Bolt. tpo mir aqe b~ineeb0ren. Denn
ih tpeib. idon biele baben oieie
ifspere 8rifung NIT erIebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-02

Ser 3!peie 10 bon Gbicaso bilt
iein Siesjdbriaes Bidnid Sonutag.
Sen 10. Suli, ab. Sir laSen alt
3meienereine Ser Si~ebenbirger Cad.
len bon Chicago gu oieiem Yidnid
aufs beralidfte elm. gs trerSen Der.
idieSene spiele peranitaltet irgrlcn
unb ieoer miro iid gut unterbalten.
Die 8dite unb Mitglieoer meroen CT.
iudt bas Giien mit5ubringen. Sir
@etrGnfe miro bns &omitee Gorge
trasen. Der 1lat lit Der aItbef ,ante
i'm tShiners Yarf. Man fabrc ST.
ping Harf Moab Big our Bride. 6ann
lints in ben @alb. &c tperSen "a,
ieln angebraht tper6en.
Die Shneitern tperoen eebe!sn
tuenn mSglif einen Hreis lnitsn.
brinsen. gliaabetb Sitterlp. SER
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3meie 16.

Ilen Witgliebern nirS befanni
,emadt, oaB Die nGdlte 8eriamm.
lang am 5. Suli, nadmittaes 2 llbr,
itattMnOet. Nae iinb freunblih ers
'ndt antueienO gu iein. SIMMER eibt
IS mas Neues uno sen 8eamten lit
3 cine Greube gu ieben, penn piele
.lntueieno iino. Der 8erid)t bon Den
Celegaten Der in Muiance, Ohio, ab,
Jebaltenen &onbention tpuroe ban.
fenS angenommen. @ir beonuern 6ab
uniere Sdmeltern iolanae on bas
Bett gebunoen iino burf &ranfbei.
ten. &c iino .Sdmeiter @egina W2iI.
Ter. 4atb. Helser. Marp Gramer,
Matbiloa glarfe, Mathiloa Mantifl
un6 Cara 9eIlmann. 0ir tpinihen
alien cine baloige @eiieruns.
9elen &ohrman, Setr.
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3irden 1raMen 8erein Der !0onterns
Wemeinbe.
NGe Shneitern ser Sonterus &C.
mein0e iino freunSlihit eriudt iidl gu
Dem ON Donnerstaa, Sen 8. SuIi, nm
1 llhr nadmittags itattfinbenoen
NabfrGnsden
81 beteiligen. Mud iinb Sic Shpe.
tern gebeten Meite BON neuem Stoff
mitdu6ringen, oenn mir brauden
iolde, um sic 9edden fir sic 'Spl-
baten al fertigen.
&affee miro gefoht, nur noIen
bie Sdymeitern iit etpas 2,,ndl mil.
brineen.
Die r~egelmdbiee 8%eriammlmng
bes aird)en Grauen @ereins finoet
Grnnerstag, SEN 16. Suli, 9 l1br
nadmittags i'm 5dulraum Ser Sir
die itatt. Nah ser @eriommlung miro
bon Sen Mnnas unb Sobannas ein
Nund ierbiere. Nrihieoene spiele
mcr6en geipielt per6en.
Mne Shpeltern uno Greunbe 1inS
aufs ber5lidyt eineeIa6en.
Gle 9iderpriifung finbet am
9onnerstag. sen 8. Suli, i'm Sh,iI-
rallm ser Stride itatt.
Mnna Shieh, Sefr.
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ad,tuno 4. 1ult Sreiheits-
feier=G eilnehmer!

ale Siebenbarser Sadien Jraneu
unb Nauncr, bic in Siebenbireer
Natioaaltradt an Der HaraSe i'm
Stabimm t%eilnebmeu, ,perben eriud)t
lid, an folsenSen HIaten am 4. SnIi
um ri llbr abenSs sn oeriammelm;
mnb siuar ale aaf Der @etieite Wob'
nenSea %periammeln iid i'm @eftieite
S%adjienheim nnS bic anf Der Citieite
mphuenben periammeln iid i'm Ch-
isite SaAienbeim, non mo aus oann
in Matompbilen bic .Gabrt mad BEN
Stabium ansetreteR tpirb. Mile in
Ratiomaltradjt 1eilnebmenben betre.
ten bas Stabimm bnrd Ginaanae .
uuS 6 nnb miTen Giutrittsfarten
por5eisen. Sonte iemanb 81 ipGt bei
ben Sadienbeimeu erideinen, 10 fab'
Re tu,aa gum staSinm Giuaans 3
usS 6 ,uo iemanb bonn aomitee linen
Gintrittsfarten iberreiden ,uirS.
Cine Gintrittsfarten fat man bnrdJ
Giaaang = nnS 6 feinen 3nlaf.
lille aaSeren EolfsgenoKen betre-
ten Sas StaSinm bmrd anbere Gin.
gauge. Der Gintritt 1T frei fir ieber.
psann.. ABe Sadien mnb SG6fnnen,
bic cine 3ationaltradjt beiiten iinb
aebetea fd 81 beteiliaeu on Sieier
1eier unb nm III ltbr Eel irsenb'
eiseu. ser S%adienheime su eridjeinen.
Is IL iehr ipidjtis. 8om,nt seist Saf
ut entt Batrioten ieit mnS trent
Sarser unieres nenen gaterlanhes
8sreiMistt Staaten.
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0%eriammlung Sonntag. Sen 5. Suli,
3 ubr nadmittass abgebalten miro.
Wenn m0slidl. ioQten sic MitslieSer
In boiler 3abl eriheinen, oamit auc
@eiddfte prompt erlebigt per6e:,
fonnen. Muh ueroen Die Sungiah.
len uns einen Beriht abeeben bon
ser Z. e.. s. y. Contention.
Shpeitern unS @riiber, nod Ser.
einsbeidluB miro sic @%eriammluns
BIG Monat Mopember anitatt nm 9
ltbr I'm 3 ubr nahmittaes anfan.
gen. @eorg 81. &ramer. sefr.
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3weis 81.

gs Siene allen MitgIiebern our
0enntnis. SaB ndhite g%eriammIune
Greitaa. Sen 3. Suli, 8 l1br abenos
abgebalten miro. Sc bittet ser BE-
amtcnitab INN einen aablreiden 9s,
iud. aumaI unier 8rob.WrGitoeni
Sobn Battles bieier g%eriammIune
beituobnen miro. @rob-Yrdiioent 5.
BaItbes miro uns Iber @eriideruna
MlttlGrung eeben. Nud nod an6ere
@eidafte. Die Der geratuug beSiir.
fen, lieeen Dor. "
Sn Sieier B%eriammlung tpirS audj
Der bqlbiahrli&s~g eridt abseaeben
Mm 4. Suli oeranitaltet 3peig 81
Elm Hidnid inn snronia 9arf. Sic
Witglieoer iino gebeten. audi bieies
Gidnid nod M0elidjfeit 5u beiud]en
gintritt lit Is Gents. Sir grfriIh.
ung lit seiorgt.
Mifaei Ieutih, tSetr.
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Gtnlaour9
ct. Jpbannes Stride.
1as sroBe
0emeinbe-Hi6mid

finbet am ~. Suli itatt. Ser 8las
On Green unS @lenribse Mo. lit Ser
Bette i'm gountp. Sim @ormittag bal.
ten mir einen Telbaottesbienit ab;
am Madmittag finoet Elm intereiian
tee Hrogramm bon @ettipielen itatt.
Preiie fir alt unh Sung beiorgen
Die 0ebrer Ser lSpnntagsidule.
Gin id0nes neues Eabrrab ionic
elm tpertnoqes @abio miro an ben,
Eoge neben nnberen ihGnpn Yreiica
Den sIidlifen @epinnern iibergeben.
Ger Reineeminn Ser @eranital-
tung berm;n6ert sic 8au'fulb ser
@smeinoe. Rommt uno BELT nit!
Ser @irhenrat.
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3ipeig as.

gs oiene allen MitgIie6ern 3u,
3enntnis, bab Die D%eriammIung al,
8. SuIi, s llbr absnos. I'M americar
Club Saus Itattinoet.
MGe Mitslieoer finb eriudt anne.
ienb al fem, ba tuidtiee @eid6fte az.
Derbanolung fommen. &c tperoen IN
oieier B~eriammlun6 ar9 Die Depn
ties getuablt. Darurn fommt al.
un6 ,pdblt eud tidtige Deputies fiji,
6as ndfite Sabr.
Sn bas aomitee fir 6ie SuIiper'
iammluns iin6 bie folsenoen Sdpe
itern ernannt: Martba aIoos, gIii'
0loos, Mnna uno Dorotbp @ranner
Mnna Taub. SER.
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6rcuaoe nit, ole iino ber5lit tuiu-
fommen. Bel Megen ODER t.iblem
@etter miro Ser SpeiieIaal beniiet.
N,In, Iiebe Shneltern, Die i1r
Hamenstag feiert, Sophia, Selena.
Sobanra, Margareta, CHARLOTTE,
Sbriitina, Inna, Martba, emile.
2anoene, lett sutberaig uno brinst
etmus @ebIt nit.
lin freunSlif)e ltnteritiibung Bit
tet Das @omitee.
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3meis AZ.
Infer &i6ni&

rin6et itatt am 4. Suli i'm idonen
idattieen Chicago Mibge Grnre. al,
Ser ITO. ct. unb Mioqelano Mpe. in
Chicago &ioge. l1nterbaltuneen aller
Nrt uerben itattfinben. Sir Sas leib.
lide 8obI miro geIorst. @ir !aben
uniere SreunSe unb M:talieoer ser
3peige 9. 10. 46 iotpie ouh bon 60.
RI. Snb., Speiae 26 unb 40. redt
elm.
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Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1eatia 0emein>e. - 8nst'

NGditen Sonntag, ben 5. Sui
miro Ser 2. 8uBtae oieies Sabres in
Ser TeutIh.&irhe eebalten. - eng.
hide unb oeutife Brebist.
2aiiet uns in Uemut Dor @ott ire
ten uno nm 0~ereebung bitten: uni
IaiIet uns uniere &er5en rereinieen
in gemeiniamem @ebet Eir unfert
oieben. Bic ornuBen in Wot uno Tos
Ses aampfes iteben.
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3meig II.

&c 6iene allen Shmeitern our ge.
fGuisen Madridt, baB sic n1fite
B%eriammlune Sonntae. ben 5. SuIi.
ftattfin6et. Mue Sdtpeitern tper6en
eriuht piinftIid uno aablreidj ou er.
ibeinen, bamit mir ihneq fertig tuer.
ben fGnnen. "
Sn Der am 7. Sum- abeebaltenen
V%eriammlung tpur6en beibe Deputies
tuieoer erpdbIt, %. 81. Grieien,
beneit un6 Charlotte Salt. Beioe Der,
'praden aud tpeiter ibr Beites au
tun.
Infer monatIider 8artenabenb fin.
oct am Donnerstaeobeno. Sen 9.
Suli. itatt. MGe iin6 aufs ber3lidite
e%ineela6en iiA an bieier unterbal.
tuna su beteiIigen.
Ebarlotte Salt. SER.
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Ndtnna @mnbesieftinnen.

Is 0iene hermit sur @enntnis,
oab sic Siesidbriee 3onpention aml
,Sonntag. Sen g., uno Montag, Sen
7. September, bel ser Settior 9 in
youngstown, Ohio, i%tattfinbet. Sue
sutitsbenOen Seftionen iino uidt
MIR bercdtist, ionSern aud perpfIit.
let, >" brei Naega:en ODER DeIcs
1%atinnen 81 bieier 8onpention au
%entienoen. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BEN miiiien i'm 8orars an Sen &c
tretdr eingeid}idt tperoen. Sebr tpid).
tiee @eiddfte liegen Dor. Die aoa
oenticn miro in ser g. g. &aue,
Ode Stint Sin un6 Granflin Mpe.,
abgebalten uno beeinnt punft 8 lhr
morgens.
Wir perbleiben NIT ber5lidem
Sangergrub
u. 8iliineer, g. Pr1lioent.
q. e. 1rieienbengit, 8. .Sefret6r.
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&c biene Den griioern our sefdl.
ligen Nafriht, SaS uaiere regei'
mdbige 8%eriammlung am Samstag,
Sen 4. S,,li, abenbs, a6aebalten mfrs
i'm Sad,Ienbeim. 8ir boffen, Dab Die
8ruocr 10 sablreid als m6glid, er,
iteinen, bann fGnnen mir uniere &c.
iddfte idnea erleoigcn. Ilth perStn
oie 8riioer eri,ldt iid gutitebenb 81
MAIDEN bcim 0erein uno beim Gen.
trail @erbano, oenn es lit su ibrem
eiaener1 @obl uno 8eiten.
Spbn 8eumann, Yr.4Sefr.
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Opmngstpmn, Dbio
V""UNSUSoU 1VSU
3eutfhe GD. .lutG. &pnterms .0etneints,
Ode litteplu Aue. unb GpIaaeS @tr:.t.

3eAtide Gu. .luth. @pnternS. 0encinte,
Ode 2iaepln ape. unb 3sImes' Sts::
Sr. g. q. Gritid, Nfarrer. .Bobuuna:
1913 @tdliffe Nlbb. 9eI.: 977O7.A =
I'm g ubr Sonntaasidule nno Suo<ubs
bntte soienit. lint 1890 l1br 9aupts@ot.
tesbtcnit an nIen Gonnz unb Ieier.
tagen. Samstags I'M, 8 11br Goniirnnans
benz uub 1eutids llntcrriMt. Scben l.
Sonuta9 i'm Ronat Trauen Derfanauts
lung nm 2:S0 l19r. Seben erften 9tenss
Sonntaa in, Ronot nm $3.50 llbr Rtrs
denz unb Sdulfatss SibMng. SeDer
Sonntagabenb Siineere Cutler : ltaa.
Seben r-Meiitttpp65unen
Mestere 2iitber Qiaa. Scben 3tpeitfoIgens
ben Rittnodabenb Sonntaeidul Ser
iommluna. Seben Jrettaaabenb gnor.
probe: Iuc @laubcnssenoHen iinb beras
lid einoelahen.
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Gamoob 9th, "a.
ct. EQulS Oemeiube.

9aitor 9uotpig @ciieder. S~auptgottesz
oicnir iehen Spnrtag 1890 nbr morz
gems. S%onntaeidlule $3.50 uhr. &oniirz
manbennnterriht ie mad Mngabc bes
3aftors. &irdenratsiituna ieben lcttcn
Samstaa I'M Monat 7 11br abenhs. -
Observation-Disclosures Sibung ieben britten
Sonntag i'm Nonat. $3.50 lbr morgens
&i~rhendorprpbe. ieben Sreitag 1880 ubr
0ienstaa bes Ionnts Girdenratsiitune.
abenbs. &irden Srauen Yereinsz Sibuna
iehen britten Sonnerstag i'm Ionat. Z
big s llhr; 9uther 2isa>S ibune S-9
ubr abenbs.
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kirblirbe Aabribhn
Canton. Ohio

siebenbireii@ ea4fide Gp. Gutber.
Gbrtftns= &tr&e, 2113-t4. str, q. 9.
Yfarrer Shsnas Is. SDniger. sonns
tagidulc NIT bcutiden unb englijhen
8laien INN S:45 ulr mOrpens.
Gn9liider 0ottesbienit $3.50 mpraens.
9eutldcr @otteshienit 1866 mprgens.
Seutidc SdNule pnb Aonfirmanbe1zl1n
terridl! nod Nereinbarung.
(Siir Die Commemorate tpirn Elm Qee
metnlamer beuti1 : engIiider 8ottesz
bicnit Inn 10 ubr morgens abgehnlten.)
Ollie 0laubensaenoiicn unn Sreunhe
iinb hcrs!th etngeIahen.