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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Sister Maid Of Honor

MARGARET UER
-. sister Of the bride. -.
was maid Of honor go.
And Anne Brown -.
sisteH of the bridegroom :.
was the only bridesmaid ..
They were frocked alike
in periwinkle blue taffeta T..
Wore matching head
dresses and carried bou-
Quets Of shattered pink
carnations 80.
Daniel Brown was his
brothers best man ...
Walter Van Goethem and
Arthur Kirchner seated the
guests.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

gan defense savings staff, will
be presented in concert at the
Rackham Building auditorium
tomorrow from 2 TO $3.50 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

COOPERATING WITH the
Detroit Council of Camp Fire
Girls, the Michigan Concert Or
chestra. sponsored by the Michi-
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Filmy Wedding Dress
THE BRIDE

filmy wedding dress of white
chiffon and Chantilly lace ...
and a .lnliet can OF Chantillv
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Brown of Washington road,
Crosse Pointe. -.
They were married by the
Rev. Fr. Albert Finger. -.
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pregedahu pergamenat. - Nos pecate, potpise.. MIS-
ia mu ne dostaje!
Prekljuee vdoh takvo psmo rukama Kneza cd
St. Mexina ko mi plati diva dukata da ubjem zvesnog
bogatog advokata koji sojase putu ljubavnih
afera advokatice mladim senjorom - rece Mauvas
Garcon.
Tako mi ispovest, - uzvkne Grippe -Mnaud, kr
steel Sc pismo e potpuno Ono daje oprostaj cak
rezervisane slucajeve Zahvaljuuc prastanju CO.
vek moze da cni svasta Svasta bez opasnost dusu
svoju!
Nakon citanja i zanosnog posmatranja apostolskog
psma diva razboinka izmene brz pogled koji,
mediutim, ne umaee FrancTaupinu, posto bese posve
oprezan On Sc nitro povuce nazad usta seds
ta baci dragocen pergament natrag svoj dzep odmak
ne Sc stola nekoko stopa sojeci uspravno desnom
nogom napred maeem jednoj ruc, bodezom drugoj,
ovako osov diva razbojnika:
Momc tako mi creva Sv. Queneta, znam da ste
predobr katolic da b pozeeli da ubijete, da
b dosli posed ovog oprostajnog psma koe prasta
prose sadasne buduce zlocne. Deder nebojse mole,
meni osta samo jedno oko, ali to je dobro!
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- I'll 81 lud Nije pravo da imas takvo nepoverenJe
prema starom prijatelju preprase Sc Pichrocholle
I'll krvo shvati nase namere.
Mi samo htedosmo da izblze pregedamo to bla-
gosloveno neocenjivo psmo - doda Tre-Lanes -
Tako mi spovesti 81 sretan covek posedujes tax
blago! - prekrsti - Svec IL raja daJte mi sa-
akvu srecu pa Gu iduce velike mise zapaltl dVana
est vostanica!
- Cd vas zavis da Ii tete posedovati ovo blago III
ne - nastavi avanturist. ia Gu VAN dati plsmo
oprosenja, ako mi veeeras pomognee da znesem sVoJu
sinovcu il konventa avgustnskh sestara Som ovog "a
postoskog pisma bieete resent svih greha prosh sa-
dasnjh budueih, to i svetogrdja noci. Od sa-
da pa unapred kako Pchrochoe malo cas- rece macete
prvilegju da prosto pvae zloenu, bez ikakve bryce
"a svoje duse Tada &c biti zajamcen raj!
Ali, - primeti MauvaisGarcon, masucl glavom
ovo pismo daje oprostajnicu jednom hriscannu
a mas smo dvojica.
Kad Sc posao svrsi, vi cete bacati kocku "a pls-
mo odgovori Josephin bez oklevanja. - Jedan &c l.
matt da dobije drug da izgubi Prilike ednake "a
obojicu vas.
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Diva razbojnka ispitivahu jedan drugoga svojm
Gina. Pchrochoe progovor:
- Ali kako 81 dosao posed toga pisma? TIE su
oprostance najskupe Svet Cadouine eujem da kosta-
ju najmane dvadeset-pet zatnh kruna
- Nije vasa stvar cd koga dobih pismo - Tako mi
smrti mole sestre, zlao svea nece splatt prove
sto in tai pergamenat prouzrokova! - odgovo
ri FrancTaupin CHI k zrazavase duboku tugu kad po
msl sto mu Bridget otkri O Herve-u.
Povraeajuc prisebnost avanturst doda
Hocete Ii mi, oboca vas, pruzt veeeras jaku
pomoc da iznesem svou snovicu IL konventa avgustin
skin sestara ednu drugu ekspediciju? Imamo da l.
gramo dvostruku gru. Da iii ne?
- Sveti Adouine, imamo da zadamo diva udarca! 0
tome nista reee..
- Druga ekspedicija je tex decja igra. Da uzmemc
edan mali kovceg.
- Sta tai kovseg sadrzi? - upita, say zaintereso-
van, Tire-Laines.
Nastavice se.)
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Dzepna Bib1ija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

sesnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: Tane naroda
iii astoria jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
prixa O Sesnaestom Stolecu - dve knjige. Knjiga l.
ia oripnanog francuskog eng1eski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavensk: L. Petrovic.
Odvoien cd dvojice lopova celom duzinom stoa,
FrancTaupin sav svoj mac medu noge, tavi svoJ bo-
d pored sebe pa onda zvuce edan pergamenat IL DE
pa prostranh mu caksira To bese Herve-ovo pismo
prosena koje FrancTaupn bese podigao praga ses-
trine mu kuce Lebrennova porodica b uhasena On
razve apostosko psmo drzeei otvoreno pred oeima
dvoce razbojnka rece i'm:
Gledajte ctajte = mozete da citate.
Pismo oprostenja! = usklknu Mauvais-Garcon
Tire-Laine oci i'm blistahu lakomstvom kad pazljivo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-10

ma nije nj bolja nj CORA cd grcke Wade. Ali
vim Sc stvar ne zavrsava. Turska je isto tako-
kandzama finansijera ina veliki dug ma ko-
il mora pacati kamatu Ako dozvol da Sc ME-
ma teritorija okrnji da Sc njeni podanci pri--
svoje ona &c imati u toliko mamie svojine ko
jom da plaza svoje zajmodavce. Davajuci Of
pora Grckoj Turska prosto brani interese svo-
jih zajmodavaca.
B. j.: Jeste; ali -
u s.: Ova stvar - ne dozvoljava 'alI'. U
svetlosti ovih cinjenica, sta imamo? Ma jednoJ
strani grcka vlada zapocinje rat da stiti finan-
sijere, ma drugoj strani nalazimo da prmanjem
rata turska vlada stiti iste finansijere. Vidis
Ii?
3. j.: HIM!
u s.: Tt mozes bti pray da je ovo rat re-
l;gija, ali ovom slucaju Sc oba napada6a tu-
ku "a interes istovetnog boga - boga kapita-
la. ovom pogledu cast je medju NINA jed
naka
B. j.: Ali, nije Ii sam grtH narod hteo
rat?
Z. S.: Izvesan deo r 0 G "a
i u tome lezi dobra svest grckih socijalista.
Izvesan deo grckog naroda Sc dao prevariti; on
bese stanju da verue da je to bio rat patri-
otiZma Nemajuci poznavanja ovh cinjenica,
on bi obmanjen da Sc tuce finansjere, a
misl jase da sc tuce Ia cast GrCke. Grcki soci-
jaisti, druge strane nisu niche budale. Oni
mogu da vide kroz lame izgovore Ia njih je
tajna otvorena Oni znaju da Sc cast svakog
naroda nalazi samo rukama klasnosvesnog
proletarijata. Oni znaju da je to odista tucnja-
va izmedju ubiraca poreza, grckih ubiraca po-
reza i turskih ubraca poreza, da &c pobeda
jednih iii drugih ostavit stvari neizmenjene.
Sledstveno, grcki socialist su dobro uradiIi,
kada su okrenuli ledja vladi, koja upotreblja-
va grcki narod "a masce
B. j.: HIM. NM
U. s.. Pametan covek tuce ajblizi logor
Grcki socialist sada tuku grcku vladu. Ako
turska vlada osvoji Grcku oni &c tuci tursku
vladu svako vreme pametan covek ne do
pusta da Sc vara. Ii ostali ljud, koji niste
kaptalisti da bi Sc interesoval grekm zaloz-
nicama obveznicama, presto bivate varani a.
ko dozvoljavate da vas ubede da je hrscans-
two u opasnosti. Jonathane, ia crvenim cd sti-
da nalazeci da te kapitalisticke novine mogu
| lako pretvoriti u budau
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81. KONVENCIJA / JUB1LAR-
MA PROSLAVA.

Proslo ie par stotina godina cd
ie prvi Jugosaven stupio ma Kolumbovo zem-
liste. Cd toga vremena pa do danas, odrzano
je bezbroj jugoslavenskih sastanaka = rad
nickih drugih Jedan priliean broj tin sasta-
naka kroz poslednjih 35 godina, odrzanl su
pod inicijativom Jugoslavenske FederaclJe 5.
L,P,, Nema para sastta1ncilma ma JugoosiiaVensKln
Marksista. Nema i'm para zbog toga sto svi
drugi sastanci suze produzavanju zlocinskog
kapitalizma, samo nasi sastanci (razume Sc
svi ostali sastanci S. L. P. bilo kojeg jezika)
posveceni su organizovanju radnicke klase "a
obaranje kapitalizma.
Bogata ie istorija Jugoslavenske Fedora
CHE S. L. P U toj bogatoj istoriji rekordova-
nj su mnogi velicanstveni sastanci. Pored bez-
brojnih manjih sastanaka tn su godisnje kon-
yenciie nase Federacije. Sve su nase konven-
CHE vazne plodotvorne. Ali sastanak mad sa-
stancma, konvenciia mad konvencijama, jeste
skoro odrzana 81. Konvencija Jugoslavenske
Federacije S. L. P. Akron, Ohio, septembra
5 6, i T. To bese ne samo konvencija vec isto-
vremeno tridesetpeto-godisnja proslava ops
tanka Federacije njenog borbenog organa
RADNICKE BORBE. To behu tri dana napor-
nog rada ali naporni rad ne bese II stan ju da
savlada duhovno uzivanje okupljenih clanova
simpaticara S. L. P.
Pripreme "a Konvenciju.
Mesecima Sc je pripremalo "a konvenciju.
Po raznim kolonijama gde nalaze Ogranci
nase Federacije, nasi vredni drugovi druga-
rice spremase sc i radise da bi osigurali o.
cekvani, izvanredni, uspeh naSeg zajednickog
poduzeca Najzaposleniji, pri svrsetku kon-
vencije najzamorenij behu nasi vredni dru-
govi drugarice Ogranka Akron, pomognuti
cd strane Bugarske Madjarske grupe, Par
tjske sekcije, mladenackog Arm and Hammer
Kluba prilicnog broja simpatieara S. L. P.
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progresivni razvitak sve mocniie tehnike koii
mamie omogucava radnickoi klasi da zivi
pod kapitalizmom i sve wise ie terra da trazi
zlaz ispod kapitalizma. Jedina progresvno-
revoucionarna sia America jeste S. L. P,
ciji program jeste stanju. kad dobije nuznu
pomoc radnicke klase, da izvrSi Proetersku
Revoluciju America
Nakon govora druga Hass-a, nasi clanovi
smpatcari, nakcn Sto dan ranije priozise
S7,5SS.O0, sada ponovo prilazu S2,334.05 "a
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
tako sa igrankom ponedeljak veGe pri-
vedena bi kraju Jubarna proslava Tridesetpe-
to-godsnjice RADNICKE BORBE Jugosla-
venske Federacije S. L. P.
Sada je ma mama da borbeni duh naseg
revoucionarnog pokreta unasamo umove
srca nase klase. Radimo tako naSa ce ideja
jednog skorog dana, da upotrebimo reel Max
sima Gorkog, "Obuzeti celu zemlju, sazeti
pretvoriti Il popeo zlobu, mrznju i surovost,
koje su mas onakazle, obuzece sva srca i sali-
ii in u iedno jedino srce celoga sveta srce
pravednh plemenith liudi u nerazdvojnu
drugarsku porodicu sobodnih radnka.''
J.P.
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Zemlja koja je wise razvijena industrijalno,
samo pokazuje mamie razvijenoj zemlji sliku
sopstvene joj buduenosti. - K. Marx.
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UNCLE SAM: I'll izgledas crven lieu.
BROTHER JONATHAN (Ljuto): ii bi
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Rano Il jutro otvara Sc trece zakljucno
zasedanje konvencije Razni odbori podnasaJu
svoje izvestaje preporuke. Svi redom prepo-
rucuju sve vecu aktvnost ma swim polJlma ma
Seq rada. Preporuke Sc usvajaju. Biraju Sc i
cinovnici Federaciie "a narednu godinu. Drug
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
GRAND CONCERT
of the Cleveland East Junior
Saxon Choir.

On Sunday, January IS, the
Cleveland East Jr. Singing So
ciety will give another one of it's
famous Concerts. The concert be-
gins at 400 p. NJ. and will be
held at the Eastside Sachsen-
helm, 14OO East 55th St.s Admis-
sion is 35c in advance or 4Oc at
the door. A good time is promiss-
ed to all who attend. We will sing
in both the German and English
language. Fun by our star come.
dian Elsie Krich, beautiful sing
ing and piano playing by Martha
Sill and Betty Gierling respec-
lively. After the concert a meal
will be served and after the meal
dancing to good music. All this is
worth your IS cents of admission
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the singing socie-
tv.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, Jan. ALL news
isn't good news. The score be-
tween Salem.and New Castle, be.
ing 81 to %, was by far too close
for boosting. Our team cooled off
suddenly. During the first half,
team 2 presented an entertain
ing performance. but during the
second half, team put an end to
our amusement, resulting into
suspense until the climax. Come
on boys, what happened to your
technique? In New Castle. Fa.
boys technique isn't so bad. This
reference does not necessarily
apply TO basketball.
The Salem Jr. Saxon play
Good Gracious Grandma" is
only few weeks away so reserve
January Is and plan to attend.
Hope that the new year will
bring that long waited peace and
happiness so desired. Happy
New Year Saxons! .
In spite of the unpleasant left
over feeling received from the
basketball carnival, everyone
felt it was a fair price to pay for
such good time. Again Salem
shone victorious, this time over
Canton, 3 tn 10. while Cleve-
land East and Farrell defeated
New Castle and Cleveland West.
There will be no game Satur-
day, but instead. our long await
ed social meeting will be held for
the winning of the membership
drive team. Again, may | remind
the losing team to bring along
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Schnitz

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. I'm,
sure that everyone who attended
the T. S. ]. A. basketball carni-
val last Saturday night had an
enjoyable time. We OF East were
happy to entertain you and only
wish we could have more get-to.
gethers like this.
l, as manager of the East team
want to express my appreciation
to all the other teams for show
ing up on time so that we were
able to start the games on time
and keep our carnival running
smoothly. Thanks lot and con.
gradulations to the winners.
Next East thanks the Wes.
and East mothers who sweated
in the kitchen for us, so that we
could eat. You did fine job
mothers, and we really appreci-
ate it. We must also thank Cleve.
land West for their fine cooper
alton in helping us plan this af.
fair and for their assistance on
the various committees at the
gym and the club.
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r. S. ]. a.
N O T &c E

The T. S. ]. A. officers wish
to take this opportunity to sim
cerely thank the members. of the
Cleveland East and Cleveland
West Clubs on the arrangements
made last week for the Celebra-
ton of the 18th Anniversary of
the basketball league. We also
wish to extend a special vote OF
Thanks to the ladies from the
East and West Clubs, mothers
of the members, that prepared
the meal.
The proceeds of this affair, as
previousley stated. were donated
to the T. S. J.. A. Treasury by the
East and West clubs. The sum
falling slightly short. was boost
ed to 5000 and will be entered
in the Bank Deposits of our AS
socaition.
The officers also wish to extend
their appreciation to the many
visitors, from practically all ci-
ties, attended this affair and
helped to make its sucsess DOS
sible. T. s. ]. A. Officers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Zirrie.

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. l-Thev
came, they saw, and they almost
lost! Yowsah, Youngstows beat
Cleveland West 20-28, in a real
thriller. Our boys get the bad
breaks, but they really play up
and-up basketball these days.
The girls lost 26-lo, but OF
course. we weren't, up TO par
just wait until the return game
Youngstown, we will show you
However, we had fun with you
as always. We were glad to have
you stay in Cleveland over night,
although l was disappointed that
M. B. couldn't stay at my house
IS years of T. S. ]. A. basket
ball has passed, and the anniver-
sary was celebrated at East last
Saturday. We wish to thank our
hosts for the super-scrumptious
time we had. The food was good
the music also, and our out-of-
town friends were as usual, the
cream of the CROP.
The games were all exciting
and the closest game of all was
West and Farrell. tThe score
was 1873. By the way, Farrell
won.
Notice
All season basketball passes
must be turned in to Heinie
SCHNEIDER tonight! No excuses
will be accepted. There will BE-
singing tonight, and next Friday
installation of officers.
Well. we'll 1t seems as though
Monaco has added attractions
for Mike Bloch. Quoting him di.
rect: "The first name of the
Bloch priority list is "Schuller'
with capital Jenny! Also Hilda
Zakel and Helen Schmidt seem
to like New Castle, but give me
Cleveland West any day!
To Canton
West will be down in full
force tomorrow night. Don't be
hurt Canton if we beat you, be.
cause winning the game is only
half the purpose. Or should l be
saying that to our boys? What
difference does it make? We viii
be looking foreward to grant
time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
MONACO MAGNET
By "Hoot"

Monaco, Pa, Jan. Gone,
but not forgotten; it is all over
now but the shouting. We mean
the big basketball carnival, first
of its kind, which was held at
Cleveland East Saturday, cele-
brating the fifteenth year of the
T. S. ]. A. League. Farrell, Sa-
lem and Cleveland East were the
game winners; while Cleveland
West. Canton and New Castle
will have to try to get even later
in the season. Monaco, enjoying
an open date, took this opportun-
ity to watch it's opponents in ac-
ton. All in all it was one of the
most successful affairs sponsored
by the T. S. ]. A. in recent years.
1t was really sharp. eve pick
ed it up in Cleveland-they must
eat razor soup).
Our gang had another taste
of that Cleveland West hospita-
lity over the weekend. Orchids
to the Gross and Weber families
for putting our Pennsylvania
cites up for the night. we really
appreciated it, as we also enjoy.
ed the send-off the West Juniors
gave us.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Henry.

New Castle, Pa, Jas. Here
we are home again with another
defeat hung on US. but that de-
Feat was almost turned about.
AT the start of the game Salem
took the lead with large mar
gin, but when the half came it
was Is to l3 in favor of Salem.
In the next half the New Castle
team showed some of their stuff
by tieing up the score at the
end of the third quarter y to p.
Well you know the rest. Salem
had a few more tricks so they
executed them and went on to
wiz, by score of "a to q.
After the game we esjoyed a
delicious meal that was served
by those lovely maidens ofSalem
| wish l could remember the
name of the kind gentlemen who
past the bottle around. There
ought TO be more of them??
Thasks to Salem for showing
us swell time.
1t looked as if everyone from
New Castle was in Cleveland
last Saturday. Why shouldn't
they be, they wanted to celebrate
so much that they had to stay
over night, but that was just the
girls.
| suppose you want to know
some thing about the basketball
game. The first half was the most
interesting of all. it was so even
ly matched that it had everyone
sit up and take notice. When the
second half came Cleveland got
hold of some of our weak passes
and took hold of a large margin
and kept it till the game was
over. The score was 81 to Is. No
matter what the score was we all
had ourselves one good time.
Thanks Cleveland for putting
something over big and success
full.
To Monaco
This Saturday we match our
skill with the Blue Devils. Who
is going to win. Well you be
there and find out. Bring a crowd
down Monaco and we'll try to
show you that basketball is not
the only event of the club.
Christmas and New Year is
all over, but it's never to late to
say to every club in the T. S. ].
A. 1--WE hope you had a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01
To Farrell
FREE PRESS AND
FREE ENTERPRISE

The free press, said Grove
Patterson, editor of the Toledo
Blade. recently, "is the major de-
fense that can keep one man or
one group of men from stealing
a government and operating it in
the interest of a privileged few.
The newspaper, not only because
of its information service, not
only because of it's analysis of
national policies, but because OF
of its Advertising service, is vital
to the economic health and we'll
being of this country.
Business deserves to be i'm"
measurably more free from bu-
reaucratic regulation than it is.
No medium is in such good posi-
ton, so we'll equipped. as the
newspapers to preach and to
teach the value of free enterprise.
A free press exists only where
free enterprise exists. In the total
state. the newspaper is of neces.
sity the voice of the clique in
power. 1t dances to the dictators
song. Its spreads lies and advan-
ces corruption in high places. It
is used for the selfish ends of the
few-not for the service of the
many.
Here in the United States the
free press has done magnificent
job in building and perpetuating
the democratic, free enterprise
system. 1t was the newspapers
of America, small no less than
large, which encouraged private
industry. Our electric power de-
velopment, oil production, coal,
and metal mining, and a thousand
and one varieties of enterprise
have had the aid of free press,
to the great benefit of the pub
lie. And this same free press has
been the first to ferret out and
publicize graft whenever it ap-
peared in industry or in govern
ment.
Socialism would mean the de-
struction of the free press-pre-
cisely as it would mean the de-
struction of free enterprise in all
fields, because it necessitates a
dictated press and a dictated in
dustry. AS President Roosevelt
has said, free press must be
maintained against all costs. I"
And the only way it can be main
tanned is to preserve and protect
the free enterprise system which
gives it life.
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Officers for 1912

In the trying year ahead OF us.
Cleveland East has laid a firm
foundation for success by setting
up brilliant staff of officers. !
hope they will get plenty of co.
operation from the rest of the
club members, and boy, then you
will hear about Cleveland East
Here they are:
President, Arthur Tngar
Vice President, Ruth Geiger
Treasurer, George Schaser
Fin. Sec, Norma Wellman
Cores. Sec, Evelyn Roemischer
Rec. Sec, Emile Schneider
Trustees, George Miller,
Richard Geiger, Martin Stamp
Reporter, Edw. Schneider.
Good look to you people, ard
thanks to the old officers for the
past year.
To Farrell
Wen be down to see you to-
morrow night and | hope we
Blitzkrieg you. I guess we will
be down with about six carloads.
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enough money to pay the coats.
There is also a secret purpose for
this get-together, so be there.
No one can predict what the fu-
ture holds in store SO let's make
memories with that old gang OF
ours while we can.
Let us get together with that old
gang and have a good time when
many Of our boys are still here.
Plans for the coming play Jan.
Is will be discussed at our busi-
ness meeting Jan. 8. so be there
too.
There is no better way out to
begin the New Year OF AZ than
by congratulating all the Senior
Lodge officers of the past year
for their excellent leadership and
to extend our most sincere wishes
to the new officers for a most
successful term. You can depend
on the younger generation of
Saxons, the Salem Jrs.. for their
wholehearted cooperation as one
way to repay you for your un-
exasting aid and guidance thru
out the past years. To all the
other Saxons also, we wish to
extend our thanks and best wish
eS for the future
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ST. JOHNS NEWS
By Arthur Ungar.

Cleveland. o., Jan. IA Lu,
ther League meeting was held on
Sunday, Dec. %, which was at
tended by only handful OF
members. Election of the officers
for 1912 was held. Elected are:
President, Richard Manchen
Vice President, Kurt Schuster
Corresponding Sec'y., Laura Well
man
Recording Sec'y., Dorthy Meltzer
Treasurer, Erwin Hufenbach
gratulations to the new officers
We all hope that 1912 brings bigger
and better Luther League. To the old
officers: We thank you all for the
splendid work YOU have done.