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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13
Division Tourney Gets
Under Way At Cut Bank
FLASH -!

Browning walloped Chester "a
to 10 in opening round of divi-
sional tournament in Cut Bank
Thursday evening. Other scores
were Chinook 81 Sunburst Is; St.
Mary's 81 Poison %. Browning
plays the winner of the Libby
Fort Benton game Friday night.
Winner of our district W 8
Browning by defeating Conrad,
Shelby and Sunburst. Sunburst
won from Oilmont. Cut Bank
and lost the final to Browning
for second place and a chance to
attend t h tourney. A 18th
game was much discussed and
Shelby would have been in t
with Sunburst but the pre-. tour
ney meeting decision was upheld
81 no 18th game was necessary
to decide the second place win
ner.
Chinook won first in its district
with Chester winning 18th
game playoff from Rudyard to
enter t h e tourney. Chinook
will be one of the stronger teams
of the tourney.
St. Mary's Of Great Falls won
its district title over a strong
Fort Benton team. Fort Benton
played a 18th g a m e against
Power IN d edged them by a
single point. Both Fort Benton
and St. Mary's will be tough for
whomever they meet.
Libby represents the winner
of the western Montana district
and Poison. the runnerup. will be
here. These teams won round
robin type tourney. both losing
games during the playoff. They
don't look too strong but may
prove to be the dark horse teams
of the 3 day sessions.
On Thursday afternoon at 3 O.
clock Chinook plays Sunburst and
the End afternoon game matches
St. Mary's against Poison.
Thursday evening at 3 O'Clock
Browning plays Chester and the
last game of the night matches
Libby and Fort Benton.
At the officials bench will be
Earl Reyes. Glen Senechal anC
Boyd Whitehead to act as timers
and scorers. J. r. Culver, Supt
school at Stanford and member
of the state athletic board of con
troll will be on hand to present
tn e tourney awards Saturoa,
mite, Henry C. Davis. Supt. Of
Cut Bank schools is chairman Of
the tourney committee.
Glenn Lockwood a nd Bill
Hodges will be the referees.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13
Pot-Iuck Supper Planned
By Woman'S Society

The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service is planning a social
get-together in the Methodist
church parlers for Friday evening
March 20 There will be pot
luck supper at 6. which will be
followed by entertainment for
all ages. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all members and
frierds of the church.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13
Auxiliary To Give Home
Talent Entertainment

The American Legion AuXili-
airy will present home talent en-
tertainment at the high school on
Saturday evening. March %. A
share Of the proceeds will be
given to the Red Cross.
The program will include a
play, stunts, musical numbers
and fashion show, exhibiting
new and old fashioned costumes
Admission will be % and A.
cents.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13
St. P8trick'S Dance
Given By Catholic Ladies

The Catholic Ladies are giving
a dance in the High School Gym
on St. Patrick's day on March
II. Door prizes of So for first.
So for second and 81 for third
will be given awav to the lucky
ticket holders. You don't have
to be there to win. There will
be good music and a delicious
lunch will be served at intermis-
sion.
Francis Guardipee was visit
or here on Wednesday from Gla-
cier Park.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13
Fire Departments Meet
To Promote Cooperation

That more effective work may
be accomplished in the event of
a fire, meeting of members of
the Agency fire department and
the Town fire department was
held Wednesday evening of last
week, discussions having to DO
with alarm signals being had.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13

The: American Legion enter
tanned a number of draftees that
leave for the armv Friday at a
banquet in the Yegen Cafe on
Wednesday evening.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-03-13

Training certificates will be
issued to persons who have COM
pleted the Home Nursing and
First Aid courses at a meeting
in the High School Auditorium
on Wed. March Is at s o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Popularity
Of Black
Increases
By JOAN DEAN

THE WAR news and fashion
are both back 10 black these
days. But the fashion version
is welcome. For most of us
anxiously Chamber into black
dresses after a straight month
or so of whites and pastels.
Town black urban or
suburban has no COMPETE
ton in midsummer for sheer
drama, for sickness and smart
ness. A black-gowned woman.
amidst a roomful of light-garbed
sisters, makes them all look like
wilted heads of lettuce.
THE JET rage is raging par
ticularly in the dress-up-pretty
department - the gowns you
wear for afternoon teas, dinners
out and date nights. You may
take them frivolous, in beruffled
sheers. Or take them sophisti-
Gated, in satins and crepes.
The latter group is well repre-
sented by the half-and-half dress
pictured. The draped skirt and
front waist are of crepe. with a
double-bowed girdle and waist
back OF satin. It's double dose
Of slimming technique. thanks 10
Cd its color and (2) its lines.
NOTICED SEVERAL other
part crepe. part satin outfits in
all black. Two were jacket
dresses. designed for the bulkier
figures but the classic
draping was still in evidence.
II the black bug has bitten
you, don't stop with the dress.
Set a wee mesh or velvet hat
behind your pompadour the
more veil, the more witchery.
CARRY YOUR black magic
over into play hours. with pair
Of black slacks. BY August,
you'll be hearing plenty on that
score. Black velvet trousers,
even satin ones, will be here in
hordes. But. for now, the spun
rayons drip glamour enough.
For practically, buy a black
cotton skirt along with the
Stacks. Then start collecting
some eye-opening blouses in red.
yellow. green, all colors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

Pattern 4122 is available in
misses sizes II, IA, Is, Is and
20. Size Is, dress, takes 2A
yards 35-inch fabric; bolero, 1
yard 35-inch fabric.
Send 10 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Save for victory :. with the
aid of our new summer pattern
book. Thirty-two colorful pages
of easy-to-sew. fabric-conserving
styles for work, for sports, for
afternoon and evening.
Dress pattern is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 26 cents.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. f225 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

ner carve out for yourself stable,
progressive gains.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. 2S
Libra - Fine day, planetarily
speaking. Carry out essential
duties with spe G d. precision.
Augment your winning person
atty with concise, decisive moves.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio - Rather quiet day.
Just the time 10 inject your
CHEEKY humor into the. gap and
relieve monotony. Prepare your
self for a full week ahead.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrius - Your influences
correspond to Scorpio natives. 1t
is all right to be aggressive but
there are times when wise coun-
sci dictates a hands-off policy
until more benefic moment.
DEC. p TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Good aspects, urg-
ing you on to new, greater
heights. In your quest for fame
and fortune. 90 not 1OrgeJ lam
lily and loved ones who share
your difficulties.
JAN. g TO FEB. 20
4 qudrius- Eradicate the
necessity of having to say "I'm
sorry" for some thoughtless act.
Be wide awake, on your toes and
opportunity Will not pass you
by Don't underestimate COM
petition.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Give your best for to-
day will reward you in direct
ratio 10 the effort you expend.
4 CHILD born on this day
is the persevering type who likes
TO see things meet high success.
If true 10 its sign. is tenacious,
courageous. versatile, with a good
memory. Quite sensitive, which
trait must be kept in its relative
place Of Importance. Religion a
true stabilizer.
Copyright. 1882 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Victory Aides to Help
With Identification Tags
BY IRENE NJ HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

THE VICTORY aides move
ment is spreading like wildfre.
The 10 area aides, appointed
some time ago have already
chosen their zone aides =. zone
aides have picked their sector
aides and sector aides are long
since at work with their post
aides who are rounding up block
organization.
Block organizations consist Of
neighbors all :. up and down
the street, who are doing a
grand job of carrying out re-
quests that come from the vari-
Gus defense headquarters
in work that has to be done to
prepare Detroit for any and all
wartime emergencies.
Workshop Meeting
Mrs. John N. Failing Jr.,
chairman OF Victory Aides,
called a special Workshop meet
ing of Victory Aide leaders
Tuesday at the Rackham Build
ing, where work to be done was
discussed.
And there Mrs. Failing
told us that the various
agencies who at first were a
little skeptical about what
women could do F.. on their
own :. are now greatly pleased
with us.
For instance, she read an en-
dorsement from the Board of
Education and from the Michi-
gan Defense Council for the
efficient manner in which we
have done our chores.
Latest Request
Latest request to be made of
Victory Aides comes from
Miss Eleanor Hutzel, Women's
Division of the Detroit Police
department ana active on the
disaster relief committee of the
American Red Cross.
Miss HutZel asks Victory
Aides to make the rounds of
their blocks and see TO it that
every child carries at all times
-. complete Identification. such
as their names and addresses in
their shoes.
Adults. too. says Miss Hutzel
should carry some form of
identification, such as name
tapes in clothing, bracelets or
neck tags.
This is in the event of air
raids. and is very important i.
I so that families may be notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Experienced Kni++ers Needed

COMES call from the American Red Cross for expert
enced kntters produce for American boys service
1000 articles including turtle neck helmets
lets, muffers and gloves.
And they must be finished by August TO- That's large
order. ladies it must get TO work.
Best place to obtain is from unit chairman
IF YOU have been working with a regular Red Cross
unit then apply the headquarters of the Chapter
2163 East Jefferson at Dubois Hours to daily
except Saturday
And remember, says Mrs. Archibald D. McAlpine, in
charge of knitting that the wool will be given ONLY
experienced knter the garments be letter perfect
IF YOU old hand at knitting the Red Cross will
be grateful for help getting these garments
the boys its special request from the United States Army
and Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
For Friday, June &c.
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 90


Aries-Auspicious indications
for personal and heart interests.
Combine ambition with we'll
mapped program with which 20
outstrip competition and enable
you to attain at least one sought
after goal.
APRIL Of TO MAY 90
T1urus-Your star chart to-
day shows a preference for bust
ness ard money matters. How
ever, this must not he interpreted
as a go-ahead signal TO make in
vestments without any substan-
tial deliberation.
MAY 81 TO JUNE Of
Gemipi-Generally speaking, a
matter-of-fact day unless you do
something about it. Alleviate
pressure on your schedule by
satisfying we'll each phase Of it
as you tackle it.
JUNE 20 TO JULY 2S
Cancer-Your influences now
correspond with those of Gemi-
mans. Supplant worn-out ideas
and methods by new, worthy
activity that adds zest to your
performance. A daily review of
action to determine and eliminate
errors or carelessness is essen
tial.
JULY % TO AUG. 22
Leo-The friendliest of vibra-
tions point your way. Don't
shirk obligations; today Of
properly planned) can be rec
ord one for you. Give it all you
have and ask for no quarter.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virg Don't be envious Of
those who seem TO get rich
quickly. You'll find in the last
analysis that their easily won
wealth isn't what you'd want.
Rather in your inimitable man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Spanish Shrimp

DRAIN TWO No. l cans of
shrimp and put shrimp in A
saucepan. Add u cup chill sauce,
a dash of tabasco. y teaspoon
salt, II teaspoon paprika and 4
cup grapefruit juice: mix well.
Cook, stirring occasionally.
over low heat for IS minutes.
Serve on hot mounds of buttered
egg noodles. Makes six servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

promptly. should any of its
members be taken to a hospital.
Three Speakers
Among the speakers at the
Tuesday meeting, was Mrs. j,
B. Parshall Of the Wayne County
Salvage Committee, who asked
for continued support of the
Victory Aides in the Salvage
for Victory campaign for
the duration.
Mrs. Parshall said that a
scrap metal drive will soon fol-
low the rubber collection. Rags
will be needed, too and tin
cans from the kitchen.
DR.. Walter Bergman of the
Wayne County committee for
the day care Of children set
forth the need for employable
Detroit women TO enter defense
industry 81. and pointed out
the need for properly located
centers for caring for children
Of these women.
V-for-Vietoy
Mrs. Kathryn Maxwell Of the
department of health congratu-
lated Victory Aides on their
efforts in tabulating small pox
vaccinations and diphtheria pre-
vention treatments in their
neighborhoods at the request of
DR.. Bruce Douglas, health COM
missioner of Detroit.
So you see, Victory Aides are
doing a grand job. II was ex-
pected about rs would attend
the meeting 125 turned out.
If you live in a neighborhood
where Victory Aides have not
yet been able 10 reach you, why
not be the first to do something
about ii by telephoning
Victory Aides .. Columbia
1900?
It's V-for-Victory, girls 4.
and peace ever after. We're set
ting our house in order the
two HIS will not catch us nap
ping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
HOROSCOPE By 6 5r.Gse'

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars
For FridaH, June 26
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
e. .. J. n. OmceYs

Z. q. J. n. 0fncers
President, Henry SCHNEIDER, 7402
Dearborn Ave-, Cleveland. Chic.
Vire-Pres.. John Rochus, 5O3--1lth ST.,
Y. W., Canton, Ohio.
Secretary, Martin Folder, SAC New
Garden Ave., Salem, Ohio.
Assistant Sec'y., Otto Schmidt, lO51S
-ineIity Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Treasurer. Edith R~3Sendorfer. 1902
Huron Ave. New Castle. Pa.
BRANCHES OF THE T. g.. !. A.
Pres, John SCHUYLER, 1888 S. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel. 2l11 South
Union Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Juxto1 Saxon Club.
President, Arthur Ungar, 2244 Briar-
sec'v.. Evelyn Romischer. 1919 Ed
monitor Ave.
C1eveland West JUNIORS Club.
President. John Kiertscher, 1902 Sec
Secretary. Katherine SCHUYLER. 1851
West 42nd st.
o'n'on' ol'0' 6 S:as0a Saxon Junior
Pres, John Rochus. Elm Apt. on nth
Street, N. +.
sec,y. Isabella schriever. 1856 Faw-
cett, N. w.
Solsmbus, Ohio. - Colu1utas Ju1aor
saxon Club.
President, Eugen Burkley, SIS Miller
Ave.
Sec'y., Kath. Gotzmeister, 1887 East
Whittier Avenue.
Detroit, Mich. = Detroit Junior sazons.
~ ~
Road.
Secretary, Helen Bender. 442S Drexel
Street.
11lwooA CITY, Pa. - 1llvooa City
Jan1or 9axoHS.
Pres. William Thalgott, Wuerttem-
berg Road.
Secretary. Sophia Krestel, s1s South
Street.
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B1naes-Prasident. Adolf Wilfneer.
s43S West 122. Str. CLEVELAND; OF io.
ger. 1865 Corbett Ave. Detroit. Mich.
/. vize.-B.-Pras., Heinrich AIelzer. 143
Ost 33. Str, Erie. Pa.
g. 2ize-B.-Pras. Georg kascher. z2Al
1. Bundes-sek-etar.. r. X. Friesen-
hengst. l74S oberlia Ave. Lorain; Ohio.
2 Notwithstanding, Georg SCHUYLER.
i7t BSnd lss!!SI axss: Rssro1 VIM M'e aaniarae.
220S Holland Ave-, Erie, Pa. -.
Bundes-Verwalter. John Gunther, 169
shenango Blyd;' Farrell. Pa Siv sam AD e
Katherine D0rling. 3l7 Emerald ST..
youngstown. ohio.
I'm Sange rein und fret I'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht im,nsrfort.
xr1oMxN
Bundsssettion J..
ClAvslaad, Ohio. acknowledgements
Pras, Michael Salmen, 64s2 Maple
crest Parma Heights.
Sekr.. Michael krauss. 35A West
81. Str. WooGbine 4499.
B~puoessektion Z.
Cleveland Ostseite ~LiedeFtafel Damen.
Choir.
Pras.. Johanna Wolf, 3459 Ost las. Str
s.Ai., Maria spann. 1902 Lawuview
Avenue.
Ave.
Bunasssektlo0 3.
D~trOit. Mich. >. 5. Gemischtef CnOr
"rEI.. George SCHUYLER. l7A20 Barlow
Ay,,
- NJ, Jinka Kellrer. so7s MARI
Bunasssektlon 4.
Ere, pa. s. s. 1(xnnerchor.
Pras., Heinrich Melzer, l43 Ost SO. Str
Sekr.. ALERT Ben.e. 1918 Frestly st
Hundessektion s.
Lora1n, q. 8. 8. Gesangveretn Nintracht
Pras. Mich. Kirschner. ,s11 w. q. St
Prot.-Sekr. r. X. ~FrieSenhepgst
L43 Oberlin Ave.
Fandssseftion @.
New Castle, Pc. Etntracht Qssang-
verein.
Pras., John Untch, 24OS Delaware Av
Sekr.. John Liensrth, ll05 law
Bundesektiop ?.
President, Andrew Klein, s1s New
sekretar. Karl Thesis. 7s5 Newgarder
Avenue.
6uueSBeKt1OA d.
Youngstown, Chic. :. s. kxnasrcAor
Pras. GsOrg Raidel, l76 Frederick Str
Sekr., job Orben, 3419 lakewood Ave
Bundessektion 9.
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Choir
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt. us Wade Az
Prot.-Sekr.. Arnold Haltrich. 15O+
South Morgan Ave.
8uncessektion 10
Hrte, Pa Genaischte1 Choir.
Pras.. Elise Haussn ann, $40 w. 10. Str
Sekr.. Marguerite Beute. 1913 Priestly
Avenue.
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Athletic Club.
President. Henry Holmes so4 JIamil-
secretary. Bertha Te,eky. So stso-
Gary, Ind. - cary Junior Saxon0
President, Robert Fox. 1918 w. leto
Street. CARY. Ind
Secretary. Mathilda Helwig. s44 WASH
ington Street, Gary. Ind.
xomsstesa, p. homestead Ju1los
Saxon Club.
President. Fred Kraus, 9TH. Winter.
ourn ST.. Pittsburgh 90. Pc
Secretary. Henry Theil. 1915 Sylvan
Avenue.
Loraiu, o. - I.oxaln Junior Saxons.
President, Richard Blumeier. 201 DAoe
Secretary. Ann Binder. 1873 wsse
goth Street.
Wartime Perry, Ohio = Martins Ferry
Saxon juniors.
President. Matt Schunn. General Deli
very.
Secretary, Margaret Hutter. 604 North
Eight Street
Monaco. Pa. - Junior Saxon Oocisty.
Pres, Gerald Fleischer. 420 Eight St.
Sec'y.. Helen SCHUYLER, 40 Pen Ave.
New Castle, Pa = new osstis Fran
Oylveula Saxon Ju2ao3a
President. william Ungar, 513 Samp-
son Street.
Secretary, Eleanor Schmidt, 20h N.
Mercer Street, Apt. 219.
Salsm, Ohio - Salem Junior saxon C1aD
President, william Wagner. ais W.
Pershing Street. Salem. Ohio.
Secretary, Hilda FrOniuA 7eS New.
garden Ave-, Salem. Ohio.
Youn4stown, Ohio. - YounestoVD
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Richard SCHUYLER, $40 Lake.
wood Ave-.
Secretary. Isab>l Bockesch. 90 Eigsn
Street.
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RI einzuu Der
(12. 6ortietung)

Stobncrrs enpIirgen bic Oamen
su britt III Sausflur uno gelsiteten
lie binarf in bic 5taatsItube NIT Der
mooernea brauni amtensn Ginrtdz
turs. bic Mamu Stobmarr Dor me-
nisen Snbren in elmer @srsrbeeW usz
itellunsslcttsrie sstponnsn bate. .3ur
5etsr oes 9aees tparen ben SeFel1
bic ihIsenben 3attunr0dhen abseaos
gen. Mitten in Der Stube uns
ter Der @astrone itano Der s:bedte
Slid nit anerlei suten uro nubrhaf-
ten Saden. Sn Der Mitte cine riez
Isrerote Nubtorte, r%unbberum' Sci
Ter nit Obit. Sonfstt, 2ads uno
&aoiarihnitten, DeTertteIsr, Slater
uno Weinflaider. Nuber Msiers
ra3msn nod 5rau Stpbmarns
Sd,ineIter uno ihr 8atte, ber il
miesbuh S%tationspor Iteber rar.
uno Stobnarrs erIte YsrtIuferiu,
5rdulein Sertha Stieslib, bic man.
neil tie idon se6n Sabre i'm 8eEhdft
thdtie mar uno bon Der aunoI9aft
iebr geihdbt nuroe. nint gut idneiz
ben tonnts. al rer ge5urtstagsisi:r
tbeil.
Dor einisen Sabrsn bisB .s i'm
Stdothen, oab 5oni Stotm nm bus
unsemein tihtlse unb ssI1dftsges
panote MdoGen tpobl beiratssn tpsrs
oa Mber oas @sriiht bate iiG pie;
Ser perlaufen. Sbat!d9lit r,ar Soz
nj einmal orauf uno bran espelen,
iih SertSas ihibsnsipert6er Mitar=
beiterifaft ourh einsn itanoesamtl;9
perbrieIten uuo ton5eiiionirten Ser
tras fir 2%ebensoauer gu oerIihern.
Oas mar banuls, ais Jrdutein Ser
tba Elm DerSdltniBmdbis sldn3enoss
Gngasementsunerbleter in Main3 er<
bislt. Nls tluser Gei6ditsmann perz
belt iih 5pni a5parteno. Nabm lie
ben gnsassmsntsantras an. mar IS
fir i'm INNER nod Belt senug, nit
ieinsm 0crihlag beraussuriiden.
Gebnts lie ab - nun, oann tonnte
man ii9 bic Sa9e nod iiberlessn
uno brauhte l!4 N.Y. gu ubsrturz
sen.
llno oas unertpurtete traf mirtli6
Elm: Serbia Stieslib reesaHrte = aus
an6dnslidteit fir bic alien Stobz
manns, mi, tie iaste. Damn o~ers;ns
niecsr SSahr UNI Sabr. Man ss<
n0brte iia an zen Geoanten. 5rdu=
lsin Sert1a - and obne Gherins =
als sum fsItsn Snosntaritano oes
6auiss rehren 81 oiirien. sic fiiblte
Iih ia aniheinsnb oolltommsn ~3ufrie=
ben.
Was lie islbsr eadte uno fir iib
pinIhte uno er1offte.srfubr nismano.
sic bate Iih in ben 3ebn Sabren
tei Stobmanns tuum perdnoert. SIR
blaNes, lInslihss @eiiht nit Der et<
mas plumper Safe uno ben IdmaleH
ihrarsen Nugen uedIelte ieIten ben
Nusorud. 8enau 10 freuolos uno
psrblibt, pis lie jsbt nit nsununo>
spansia SsJ]rsn a%usidaute, iab tie
BE; ihrem @in.ritt ins GeIddit aus.
Wsr lie ndEer fannie. mubte freilih,
oaB lie ourhaus nidt 10 inool:nt
mar. me ibr IeuBsres anoeutete. ion>
bern baB Elm srob.s Slid GnersN.
8lusheit uno 8erednuns in benz
Mdbhen itedte.
5oni bate ii4 ieitbem in peridies
oenen Hihtanaen na6 elmer pai1ens
ben 2ebensseIGbrtin umeeie6en, absr
ss nolte INNER nidt re4t sluden.
Oas @slo braudte lei leiner Wa5l
spar tein Stole su ipielen, aber ss
tpar audi fem 5ebler. penn bic Grs
pGblte etnds 8aarss mitorahte.
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VEREINS-K ALENDER
des
S:ebenbnrger Saehsen Szngerbumdes
Won Nordamerika.

Durdsssektaon IL.
ClsveAaAd. hso. DamsAcnor !a1o1aa
Pras g.. Sara Schneider. ALE Wichita
sekr.. Elisabeth Fischer. 1881 West
~. str.
Youngssown, O. Nansnchoe 1aelwe1Do.
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